Landscapes of the Canadian Maritimes

You feel Atlantic air on your cheeks traveling along Canada’s east coast, from Halifax’s working harbor to Cape Breton’s cliffs and Prince Edward Island’s red-sand shores. At the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, you join a Local Specialist and pause over artifacts and ship records tracing Halifax’s link to the Titanic. Along the Cabot Trail, you might glimpse a bald eagle soaring above the cliffs. On Prince Edward Island, a local fisherman tells tales of sea work and life next to flowing tides. In Digby, a former fisherman prepares Nova Scotia scallops, sweet, delicate and buttery from the pan.