Take advantage of a full free day in the Digby/Annapolis area. Enjoy an optional visit to the National Historic Sites of Fort Anne, the first European Settlement in North America. Later you could opt to visit Bear River, artist galleries in town, shops, cafes, or perhaps choose to book an optional whale watching cruise. This evening, dinner will be on your own in town.
Accommodation:
Admiral Digby Inn
Included Meals:
Breakfast
Included Experiences
- Free Time: Enjoy a full day of free time to experience the area of New Brunswick. Opt to tour historical sites, walk around downtown, or book a whale watching cruise a bit further away. There's plenty to see and do, and the chance to make your day as busy or relaxing as you'd like.
Optional Experiences
- Bay of Fundy Whale Watching: Choose to book the optional whale watching cruise and try to spot whales lifting from the water in the Bay of Fundy. You will head between 2 and 15 miles off shore to find these beautiful creatures who have migrated north from Florida and Georgia to their feeding grounds. Your CEO can help you book this activity in advance. *Please note your CEO will be providing road trip transportation to those travellers planning on doing this activity. The drive is about 35 minutes away from Digby. Other travellers will need to remain in town or Bear River if they choose to visit there.
- Visit Anapolis Area Historic Sites: Choose to join your CEO for an optional visit to the historic sites in the area. See Fort Anne, Canada's oldest National Historic Site and the first European Settlement in North America. There will also be an option to see Port Royal and Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens. Annapolis Royal has over 135 registered heritage properties and a charming streetscape that is now a designated National Historic District.
- Visit the Unincorporated Town of Bear River: Enjoy a visit to Bear River, the charming village on stilts. With 14-foot tides that refresh daily, the beauty of this place will captivate your creative spirit. Browse the many shops and galleries with art made by locals ranging from wood and pottery to watercolours.