One departure – 6 July 2027.
Total riding distance 2,314 kms / 1,438 miles.
Tour Highlights:
- Optional Add-On Transfers from Halifax Airport to Moncton | One-Way or Round-Trip
- Ride the Iconic Canadian Maritimes
- Harley-Davidson Motorcycle Rentals from Moncton Harley-Davidson
- Motorcycle Shipping Options If You Want To Ride Your Own
- Motorcycle Fuel Included
- Freedom Biker Tours Crew
- Support vehicle with water, snacks, a first aid kit and luggage
- 2,314 km | 1,438 miles of Throttle Therapy
- 10 Nights’ Quality Accommodations
- 15 Meals (9 Breakfasts, 2 Lunches, 4 Dinners)
- Halifax Waterfront, The Citadel National Historic Site, Pier 21, and more…
- Tall Ship Silva – Halifax Harbour Cruise
- Visit World Famous Peggy’s Cove
- Ride Nova Scotia’s Rugged and Scenic South Shore
- Experience scenic Mahone Bay
- Experience Lunenburg (a UNESCO World Heritage Site)
- Ferry Crossing of the Bay of Fundy
- Wonder at the Hopewell Rocks and the Bay of Fundy
- Enjoy the ‘Lobster Tales’ Cruise, A Lobster lunch, Seafood, and more…
- Ride the 12 ½ km long Confederation Bridge across the Northumberland Strait to P.E.I.
- Experience P.E.I. Canada’s smallest Province
- Visit Anne of Green Gables Heritage Site
- Ferry Crossing the Northumberland Strait from P.E.I. to Cape Breton Island
- Experience Cape Breton Island
- Enjoy Acadian and Scottish Culture
- Ride the ‘Highland Heart’ of Nova Scotia
- Ride the world-famous ‘Cabot Trail’ through Cape Breton Highlands National Park
- Enjoy Baddeck, home of the first manned powered flight in Canada
- Lots of amazing photo ops
- A good dose of ‘Throttle Therapy’
A once-in-a-lifetime bucket- list road-trip through Canada’s iconic Maritimes Region…
This tour offers a mixture of natural wonders, cultural experiences, amazing scenery, and pure riding joy.
Make sure your camera is ready for the endless photo opportunities, and enjoy every moment of your ‘Throttle Therapy’…
Your 10 Day Adventure begins and ends in Moncton, New Brunswick
Due to the success of the 2025 and 2026 tours, reserve your spot early… Limited availability…
| DEPARTURE / RETURN LOCATION | Moncton / Moncton, New Brunswick |
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Itinerary
Day 01: Tuesday 06 July 2027 – Arrival Moncton, New Brunswick
Included Meals: Dinner
Do your best to arrive as early as possible. Perhaps even the day before, so you will not be rushed and will be rested and adjusted to any time change. Check-in to the hotel. Freedom Biker Tours crew members will be available to assist. We’ll pick-up rental motorcycles after you are checked in. This evening, we’ll have a meet-and-greet gathering, including a welcome dinner, orientation, and briefing, at the Pumphouse Brew Pub & Restaurant, hosted by Freedom Biker Tours.
Accommodation: Rodd Hotel, Moncton
Day 02: Wednesday 07 July 2027 – Shediac Bay ‘Lobster Tales’ Cruise and Confederation Bridge to Prince Edward Island.
Riding: 176 Kilometres / 109 Miles
Included Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Kickstands up at 09:00. Full tank and empty bladder. This morning, we will ride to Shediac, New Brunswick, the “Lobster Capital of the World”. After a group photo with the world’s largest lobster, we move to the waterfront where we’ll climb aboard a waiting vessel for an interactive ‘Lobster Tales’ cruise on the warm waters of Shediac Bay. Learn about the lobster fishing industry while enjoying a freshly cooked lobster feast, deliciously famous in Acadian culture. Later, we’ll ride across the 12½ km long Confederation Bridge onto Prince Edward Island. If you’ve never experienced this bridge before, it is a sight to behold, especially on a motorcycle, which will include stopping for a group photo with our bikes and the bridge, then souvenir shopping before heading to Canada’s birthplace of Confederation, Charlottetown. Dinner tonight is on your own, with plenty of fun places to eat within walking distance of the hotel.
Accommodation: Rodd Royalty Hotel, Charlottetown
Day 03: Thursday 08 July 2027 – Anne of Green Gables, Cavendish Beach, Thunder Cove Beach and Prince Edward Island National Park
Riding: 175 Kilometres / 108 miles
Included Meals: Breakfast
Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Today we’ll cruise around Prince Edward Island. Our first stop will be a lighthouse on the Atlantic coast, in PEI National Park. From there, we’ll ride to Cavendish Beach, where we will experience the famous red sand beaches of P.E.I. A little further along, we’ll visit the Anne of Green Gables Heritage Site to learn about the island’s famous daughter. We’ll have a stop n’ stretch break at P.E.I. Preserves where you can have a taste of down-home island cooking for lunch if you’re hungry. Be sure to shop for their hand-made fresh preserves and jellies. We’ll finish off the afternoon with a leisurely ride through the countryside back to Charlottetown, arriving early enough to allow us to enjoy the Downtown of this quaint little city. Dinner is on your own tonight.
Accommodation: Rodd Royalty Hotel, Charlottetown
Day 04: Friday 09 July 2027 – Cape Breton Island (1 ferry crossing)
Riding: 345 Kilometres / 214 miles
Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Kickstands up at 08:00. Full tank and empty bladder. Leaving early, we have a ferry to catch and lots of ground to cover. Today, we will ride over to Wood Islands to catch the Northumberland Ferry, which will take us on a 75-minute trip across the Northumberland Strait back to Nova Scotia. After disembarking the ferry, our ride will take us along the coast to the Cape George lighthouse. Then we’ll ride through the ‘Highland Heart’ of Nova Scotia to the Strait of Canso, which separates the mainland of Nova Scotia from Cape Breton Island. Cape Breton Island was originally settled by Loyalists from New York State following the American Revolution. These settlers were followed by Scottish immigrants, who chose this region because it reminded them of their homeland. Near the Canso Causeway, we’ll have a stop n’ stretch for a photo-op of the Canso Strait and Porcupine Mountain. Then we’ll ride to Baddeck, overlooking beautiful Bras d’Or Lake, where J.A.D. McCurdy flew the first manned powered Canadian flight above the ice of Baddeck Bay in his famous ‘Silver Dart’ in February 1909. Dinner tonight is at McCurdy’s Restaurant at our hotel.
Accommodation: Silver Dart Lodge, Baddeck
Day 05: Saturday 10 July 2027 – The Cabot Trail
Riding: 298 Kilometres / 184 Miles
Included Meals: Breakfast & Lunch
Kickstands up at 08:00. Full tank and empty bladder. Today, we will ride the loop of the world-famous Cabot Trail. Going counterclockwise, we usually will have the ocean on our right. Our first scenic viewpoint is after a nice set of corners at the top of Cape Smokey. After a short pit stop at the beautiful Celtic Lodge, we cut across the high points of the Cape Breton Highlands and the many twists and turns needed to get there. After the switchbacks of Mackenzie Mountain, we stop at its scenic viewpoint. From there, we will dismount for lunch at the Rusty Anchor. We’ll enjoy the epic views from this iconic cliffside eatery. We’ll then continue on to Cheticamp and the famous Floras Gift Shop. We’ll make a point of stopping at Margaree Harbour to get a photo in front of the Cabot Trail sign. How else would your friends believe you were there? We’ll then cruise along the western side of the island, returning to Baddeck for the night. Dinner is on your own tonight.
Accommodation: Silver Dart Lodge, Baddeck
Day 06: Sunday 11 July 2027 – Cape Breton Island to Halifax
Riding: 426 Kilometres / 265 Miles
Included Meals: Breakfast
Kickstands up at 08:30. Full tank and empty bladder. We leave Cape Breton Island today, riding across the Canso Causeway, heading south along scenic, twisty roads through sleepy little towns, towards the incredible rugged coastlines and views as we cruise along the shore towards Halifax. Stopping for a stretch and a snack at a quaint tearoom in Sherbrooke, we will continue along the coast, riding southwest along the eastern shoreline towards Halifax.
Accommodation: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Day 07: Monday 12 July 2027 – A Day off the Bikes – Time on your own and a Harbour Cruise.
Riding: Not today
Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
We can sleep in a bit today and enjoy half the day to ourselves. We suggest visiting Pier 21, the Canadian Museum of Immigration and experiencing the beautiful waterfront. Pay a visit to The Citadel, which is the fourth British military fortification built on Citadel Hill in the centre of Halifax. It has now been restored and is a Canadian National Historic Site. The original fortification was built in 1749. This afternoon, enjoy a Maritime experience, the ‘Tall Ship Silva’ Harbour Cruise. Dinner tonight is at the Waterfront Warehouse.
Accommodation: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Day 08: Tuesday 13 July 2027 – Peggy’s Cove, the South Shore, Mahone Bay and Lunenburg.
Riding: 281 Kilometres / 175 miles
Included Meals: Breakfast
Kickstands up at 08:30. Full tank and empty bladder. As we ride south from Halifax, we’ll cruise along Nova Scotia’s famous ‘Lighthouse Route’, a beautiful, scenic ride that will take us through picturesque coastal villages and inlets to the rugged fishing community of Peggy’s Cove .
With its breathtaking location on a narrow coastal inlet characterised by wave-worn granite rocks and crashing surf, it’s easy to see why this charming little community is perhaps Canada’s most photographed site. With a year-round population of 30, Peggy’s Cove is a sleepy little town famous for several things, including beautiful ocean waters, a small, narrow inlet, a scenic lighthouse, and the unfortunate crash 8 km offshore of Swissair Flight 111 on Sep 02, 1998, after departing from New York’s JFK Airport.
Departing Peggy’s Cove, we’ll ride along Nova Scotia’s beautiful South Shore through the picturesque seaside village of Mahone Bay to arrive in the scenic town of Lunenburg, founded in 1753. With its brightly coloured buildings lining the shore, Lunenburg is considered one of Canada’s most colorful postcard- perfect towns and is also a UNESCO World Heritage Site. We’ll have lunch overlooking the sailboat-filled harbour before riding some twists and turns along the route back to Halifax, passing through small villages that add character to the Lighthouse Route. Dinner is on your own tonight. Enjoy the many fun dining opportunities along the Halifax Harbourfront.
Accommodation: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Day 09: Wednesday 14 July 2027 – Nova Scotia Shoreline & New Brunswick (1 ferry crossing)
Riding: 398 Kilometres / 246 miles
Included Meals: Breakfast
Kickstands up at 08:30 am. Full tank and empty bladder. Departing Halifax inland, our ride today travels out past the local riders’ favourite ‘Fall River Tim Hortons’, and our route follows the historic Shubenacadie Canal for a time, before we turn and ride through rich farmlands and pastures. After a stop in Windsor, the Blomidon Look-Off, one of the more scenic mainland viewpoints, will be our destination for a photo-op. We’ll then continue riding a short distance to Halls Harbour, visiting this small fishing village on the Bay of Fundy. Be sure to note where the waterline is when you arrive, as the world-record tides will make a dramatic difference. The tide will be going out and will drop nearly 3 meters while we have lunch. Moving back up to the Northern side of the Annapolis Valley, our ride continues to Historic Annapolis Royal, on the Digby Gut, one of the first North American settlement areas over 400 years ago. After a short visit to this quaint area, we will move through Digby to catch the MV Fundy Rose, on which we will enjoy crossing the Bay of Fundy to Saint John, New Brunswick, where our hotel for the night is a short ride from the ferry terminal. Dinner is on your own on board the ferry. The night is a short ride from the ferry terminal. Dinner is on your own on board the ferry.
Accommodation: Crowne Plaza Saint John Harbour View
Day 10: Thursday 15 July 2025 – Fundy Trail Parkway, Bay of Fundy, Hopewell Rocks, and Moncton.
Riding: 215 Kilometres / 134 miles
Included Meals: Breakfast & Dinner
Kickstands up at 08:30. Full tank and empty bladder. Our ride along the north side of the Bay of Fundy will be a challenge between carving the corners and revelling in the scenery. After a short ride from the hotel, we’ll check out a seaside village for a stop, stretch and some coffee and tea while exploring a covered bridge. Departing from there, we enter the Fundy Trail Parkway. There will be a couple of scenic viewpoint and photo-op stops along the way, and a snack and refreshment stop at some point as we traverse this amazingly scenic stretch of road. Stopping to experience the magnificent Hopewell Rocks. A short hike will let us walk on the sea floor among towering rock cliffs if we are there at low tide. From there, it’s a short ride through Moncton to our hotel. Dinner tonight is at the Keg Steakhouse & Bar hosted by Freedom Biker Tours, where we will relax, laugh, enjoy a good last meal together, and reminisce about our ride and experiences together.
Accommodation: Rodd Hotel, Moncton
Day 11: Friday 16 July 2027
Depart for Home or Wherever Your Next Adventure Takes You…
You’re pretty much on your own today, but the Freedom Biker Tours crew will be hanging around to help and say goodbye.
Thank you for riding with our partner, Freedom Biker Tours
Ride Be Real and Find Your Freedom
Please note that we reserve the right to remain adaptable to unforeseen circumstances and weather conditions that may arise while on tour; the daily schedule may be adjusted accordingly. The client’s tour remains paramount; we will ensure it meets your highest expectations.
Tour and Event Highlights
Accommodations
Night 1: Rodd Hotel, Moncton
Night 2: Rodd Royalty, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Night 3: Rodd Royalty, Charlottetown, Prince Edward Island
Night 4: Silver Dart Lodge, Baddeck, NS
Night 5: Silver Dart Lodge, Baddeck, NS
Night 6: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Night 7: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Night 8: Hampton Inn By Hilton, Halifax Downtown
Night 9: Crowne Plaza Saint John Harbour View
Night 10: Rodd Hotel, Moncton
Summary of What’s Included:
10 Nights’ Quality Accommodation, 15 Meals, All Gratuities and Taxes for Included Meals, Motorcycle Fuel, All Ferry Fees, All Park Fees, All Attraction Fees, All Excursion Fees, Guides, Support Vehicle, and all Other Taxes Except Maritimes 15% Harmonized Sales Tax on Total Package Price.
What’s Not Included:
Airfare, Any Additional Nights Accommodation, 15% Harmonized Sales Tax on the total package price, and anything not mentioned above…
Tour Dates: To be confirmed
| Tour | Date from | Date to | Booking deadline |
| Ride The Maritimes | 06-Jul- 27 | 16 -Jul-27 | 06 May 2027 |
Prices (CAD) Canadian Dollars To be confirmed.
We supply the Harley Davidson Motorcycle/s. *
| People | Motorcycle | Room | From in CAD per person |
| 2 | 1 Harley Davidson | Twin / Double | CAD 6,879 + 15% HST |
| 1 | 1 Harley Davidson | Single | CAD 10,359 + 15% HST |
| 2 | 2 Harley Davidsons | Twin / Double | CAD 8,479 + 15% HST |
Bring your Motorcycle/s. **
| People | Motorcycle | Room | From in CAD per person |
| 2 | 1 Motorcycle (yours) | Twin / Double | CAD 5,699 + 15% HST |
| 1 | 1 Motorcycle (yours) | Single | CAD 7,995 + 15% HST |
| 2 | 2 Motorcycles (yours) | Twin / Double | CAD 6,119 + 15% HST |
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Step #1: Book your Ride with Freedom Biker Tours using our online reservations form. Each Rider and Passenger must complete and submit their own reservation form. Payment of the deposit is not required to submit the reservations form. You will be contacted after submitting the form, and deposit(s) will be collected then.
Step #2: If you’re not riding your own bike, motorcycle rentals are from Moncton Harley-Davidson. We’ll pick up rental motorcycles after you check in to the hotel. The rental contract is exclusively between the Tour Participant (renter) and Moncton Harley-Davidson (rental company). Freedom Biker Tours assumes no liability.
Motorcycle rental includes a choice of the following Harley-Davidson models, so book early to ensure your preferred model, subject to availability at the time of reservation.
- Ultra Limited
- Road Glide Limited
- Street Glide Special
- Road Glide Special
- Road King Special
- Heritage Softail
All rental motorcycles come with fairings or windscreens (depending on the bike model), driver floorboards, saddlebags, passenger backrest, passenger foot pegs or floorboards, and highway pegs.
A Driver’s Backrest is available for a flat-rate one-time charge of $50 at the renter’s discretion and must be confirmed at the time of the initial reservation.
Included with the motorcycle rental is the following:
- Roadside Assistance
- Insurance
- Unlimited Mileage
- Helmets and Rain Gear (if you don’t bring your own)
Damage Deposit
A per-bike damage deposit of CAD $2,500 is required at the time of pick-up for each rental. Moncton Harley-Davidson will take this deposit in the form of a pre-authorisation on the tour participant’s credit card. This is not a charge; it is merely a pre-authorisation. When the bike is returned with no damage, the pre- authorization will be released.
If you’re not renting a motorcycle and want to ride your own, we can help with shipping if you’re not riding it to the Maritimes. Through our partners, The Canadian Motorcycle Tourism Association and CMTA Travel Services, we offer options for shipping your motorcycle to Moncton and back home so you can join us for this once-in-a-lifetime experience. CLICK HERE for more information.
The Freedom Biker Tours Crew, and Find Your Freedom…
To find out about our Canadian Partner, go to https://www.freedombikertours.com
The above information should be taken as a guide only as things can change. If you have any questions, please contact us at Ride The World Motorcycle Tours.
The above details were correct as of 22 June 2027.