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Explore Nova Scotia’s Annapolis Valley on a private wine tour, featuring tastings at 3 wineries, an optional lunch, stunning views, and personalized service.
If you’re looking to experience Nova Scotia beyond its rugged coastlines and vibrant city life, a private wine tour through the Annapolis Valley offers a relaxed, intimate way to savor the region’s best wines and scenery. This six-hour adventure promises personalized attention, a chance to sample award-winning sparkling wines, and a glimpse into Nova Scotia’s thriving wine scene.
What makes this tour particularly appealing? First, the flexibility to choose from some of the top wineries—like Benjamin Bridge and Luckett Vineyards—means your experience can be tailored to your wine preferences. Second, the combination of stunning views along the drive and delicious local foods elevates the journey from simply tasting wine to exploring the region’s culture and landscape.
A potential consideration is that during the off-season (November to April), some wineries might be closed, which could affect your planned stops. The tour guides are proactive in offering alternative stops, such as breweries or distilleries, ensuring your day remains engaging.
This tour is best suited for wine lovers who enjoy a relaxed, private experience and want to see a different side of Nova Scotia—away from cruise ships and crowded tours. It’s also ideal for those who appreciate scenic drives, local food, and personalized service.


The tour begins with a pickup from your accommodation in either Wolfville or Halifax. The vehicle—a comfortable white Subaru SUV—sets the tone for a smooth, private ride. We loved the way the guide’s friendly professionalism made us feel instantly at ease, especially when we got a quick overview of what to expect.
The drive itself is a highlight. With approximately 75 minutes from Halifax or Wolfville, you get to settle in and enjoy the stunning views of rolling vineyards, lush farmland, and the distinctive landscape of Nova Scotia. Many reviewers comment on the “beautiful scenery” and how the drive offers plenty of photo opportunities.
You’ll visit three wineries of your choice—from well-known favorites like Benjamin Bridge, known for sparkling wines, to Luckett Vineyards with its scenic hilltop setting. The flexibility is a real advantage, allowing you to focus on your preferred styles or explore new ones.
At each stop, you’ll enjoy a guided tasting lasting about an hour. The tours often include insights into the winemaking process and regional specifics. One reviewer mentioned how “the guides are so knowledgeable and eager to share their passion,” which adds depth to the tasting experience.
Highlights include sampling award-winning sparkling wines and exploring the region’s unique appellation. The wines here are praised for their quality, especially considering Nova Scotia’s reputation for sparkling wine production. Some guests have remarked that the sparkling wines are “some of the best we’ve ever had,” which speaks to the quality of the region’s winemaking.
While lunch isn’t included in the base price, the guide will coordinate a stop at one of the wineries for a lunch break. This is a perfect opportunity to indulge in regional foods paired with local wines. Some reviews highlight how the lunch stop allows for a relaxed, unhurried atmosphere to enjoy some local cheeses, charcuterie, or small bites while soaking up the vineyard views.
If you prefer to bring your own snacks, snacks and water are provided throughout the tour, helping keep everyone refreshed. The flexibility in the schedule means you can choose how long to linger or move on to the next stop.
More Great Tours NearbyThe last winery visit typically lasts about an hour, giving plenty of time to savor your tastings and perhaps pick up a bottle or two as souvenirs. Afterward, the driver takes you back, with the option to be dropped off at your hotel, B&B, or the cruise port. The entire journey is designed for ease and comfort, with most reviews mentioning how smoothly the day goes.
One consideration is that some wineries may be closed during the off-season, which could limit your options. The guides do a good job of adjusting, but if visiting during winter, it’s worth checking ahead or being flexible with your expectations.
This is a premium experience, but it offers good value for those who appreciate personalized service and a relaxed pace. The private group setting means you can ask questions freely and spend quality time at each stop, making the experience more memorable than larger, cookie-cutter tours.

If you love trying local wines in a scenic setting, this tour is perfect. It’s especially suited for couples, small groups of friends, or anyone wanting a customized, intimate tasting experience. It’s also good for travelers who prefer to avoid large, crowded tours and want the flexibility to explore at their own pace.
The tour isn’t suitable for children under 9, but for adults seeking a laid-back, informative, and delicious day exploring Nova Scotia’s wine country, it hits the mark.

This tour offers an engaging way to experience Nova Scotia’s wine scene without the hassle of planning. The personalized approach, combined with expert guides and breathtaking scenery, makes it an excellent choice for wine aficionados and casual fans alike.
The opportunity to sample some of the region’s most celebrated sparkling wines adds a special touch, and the flexibility to tailor the stops ensures your day matches your interests. If you’re looking for a relaxed, well-organized way to see Nova Scotia’s countryside while enjoying top-quality wines and local foods, this private tour is hard to beat.
Overall, it provides terrific value for those who want a memorable, intimate experience that combines wine, scenery, and culture in one beautifully curated package.
Can I choose which wineries to visit?
Yes, you can select the wineries you want to visit from a list, allowing for a customized experience based on your preferences.
What if some wineries are closed during the off-season?
Your guide will coordinate with other breweries, distilleries, or cideries to ensure your experience remains full and enjoyable.
How long is the drive between locations?
The drive from Halifax or Wolfville to the first winery takes approximately 75 minutes, with only about 5-minute drives between the wineries.
Is lunch included in the tour?
No, lunch is not included but can be arranged at one of the wineries, with options to enjoy regional foods and wines.
What is the group size?
This is a private group, so you’ll be the only ones on the tour, ensuring personalized attention.
Can I join the tour if I’m arriving by cruise ship?
Yes, the guide offers pickup at the cruise port, holding a sign with your name, most often at Pier 22.
Are children allowed on this tour?
Children under 9 years old are not suitable for this experience, as it involves tastings and adult-focused activities.
What’s the vehicle like?
The tour uses a branded white Subaru SUV, comfortable for a small private group.
How do I book or pay?
You can reserve now with a flexible cancelation policy, paying later if you choose, making travel plans more adaptable.
This private Annapolis Valley wine tour offers an authentic and thoughtfully curated experience—perfect for those seeking to combine the pleasures of wine, scenery, and local flavor in Nova Scotia.
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