Nova Scotia’s Lunenburg Adventure

Settled mainly by Swiss and German immigrants in the middle of the 18th century, Lunenburg has become one of Nova Scotia’s most historic and beautiful towns. The homes and buildings here date back more than a century (1760-1890) and the streets still adhere to the original town plan of 1753. Because of this exemplary preservation, Lunenburg was honoured with the distinction of becoming a UNESCO World Heritage site in 1995. Lunenburg’s colourful waterfront, narrow streets and captivating architecture radiate the town’s seafaring heritage.

Our self-guided tours are designed for those who wish for the details to be taken care of for them, such as accommodations and route notes, but wish to cycle the week on their own time.

Based out of Lunenburg, this wonderful self-guided tour runs as a family tour, a tour for small groups, or for the couple who would like to enjoy this area without the hassle of packing your things every morning. Your home for the week will be a wonderful historic Inn. Filled with beautiful coastal loop rides and a day of kayaking, your senses will be awakened. You’ll also explore the small towns of Mahone Bay and LaHave before settling in each evening with some of the freshest seafood along the eastern seaboard. We’re sure this tour will inspire you to experience the other wonderful secrets of our beautiful Nova Scotia home.