Road Trip: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island

18 Days from $4,890 USD / person

Breathtaking landscapes, fascinating history and wildlife await you on this enchanting exploration of eastern Canada.

Uncover Halifax’s rich military and maritime heritage, and admire the Victorian Architecture of Lunenburg’s UNESCO-listed Old Town. At Digby, watch the scallop boats sail around the beautiful bay or go on a whale watching excursion. More enthralling whale sightings and Edwardian-era buildings await you in the charming seaside town of St. Andrews.

Admire the beautiful sandstone formations of Hopewell Rocks before heading for the historic city of Charlottetown. You will get to delve into its eventful past at landmarks such as Saint Dunstan’s Basilica and a famous 19th-century farm. Round off your vacation with a scenic cruise to the UNESCO-listed Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere Reserve, and a short road trip along the iconic Cabot Trail.

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Day

Place

Hotel Opts

1 – 3

Halifax
Highlights: Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, Old Town Clock, Halifax Citadel, Waterfront

Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax

3 – 5

Lunenburg
Highlights: UNESCO-listed Old Town, Knaut-Rhuland House Museum, The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic

Ashlea House Bed & Breakfast
Bluenose Lodge

5 – 7

Digby/Smith's Cove, NS
Highlights: Fresh Seafood, Diverse Marine Life, Whale Watching

Harbourview Inn
Digby Pines Golf Resort & Spa

7 – 10

St. Andrews
Highlights: Georgian and Federal-style buildings, Beautiful sandy beaches, Majestic Kingsbrae Garden

Rossmount Inn
The Algonquin Resort St. Andrews by-the-Sea, Autograph Collection

10 – 12

Moncton
Highlights: 800-seat Capitol Theatre, Moncton Museum at Resurgo Place, Magnetic Hill Zoo

Magnetic Hill Winery Guesthouse
Delta Beausejour by Marriott

12 – 14

Charlottetown
Highlights: Victorian era architecture, Seal-watching boat tour, Range of culinary choices

The Holman Grand Hotel
The Great George

14 – 17

Baddeck
Highlights: Take a Mi’kmaq drum-making workshop, Authentic Acadian crafts, Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site

Inverary Resort
Inverary Resort

17 – 18

Halifax
Highlights: Peggy’s Point Lighthouse, Old Town Clock, Halifax Citadel, Waterfront

Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel
The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax

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Day 1 – 3

2 Nights

Halifax

The capital city of Nova Scotia, Halifax brims with rich history and cultural maritime delights. An iconic symbol of this Eastern coast province is the white and red lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove. A perennial photographic favorite, the Peggy’s Point Lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop and looks out on the surging waves of the Atlantic ocean. Equally as eye-catching is the Old Town Clock that has stood sentinel over the city since 1803 when it was gifted by Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent. Explore the Halifax Citadel, one of the most visited National Historic Sites in the country, which once served as a garrison for soldiers. The Halifax Public Gardens is the perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon – ornate wrought iron gates lead to lush lawns, formal flower beds, serene ponds and sparkling fountains. Watch the sun go down amid the bustle of Halifax Waterfront, where historic sites jostle with trendy restaurants while the horizon is dotted with colorful sailboats, majestic liners and even heritage vessels. As you hit the nightspots, don’t forget to check out the thriving craft beer scene in the city, ranging from historic ales of Alexander Keith’s Brewery to stylish pubs that feature drinks from different corners of the world.

Included activities

Group Tour of Halifax Highlights with Peggy’s Cove

Discover the history of Nova Scotia and immerse yourself in its natural beauty during this tour. At the scheduled time, you will be picked up from your hotel by a shared vehicle. Travel across the scenic countryside to Peggy’s Cove. See the iconic lighthouse dating back to 1868 and soak in the coastal charm of this rural community. Next, visit the national historic site of Citadel Hill, where re-enactors dressed in period costume transport you back in time. The fort, situated in downtown Halifax, overlooks the harbor and offers gorgeous views of the water. Learn about how the daily life of soldiers and their families would have been here in the late 19th century. Later, drive through the downtown area passing by landmarks such as the Fairview Cemetery, the final resting place of over a hundred victims of the ill-fated Titanic. Pier 21, the country’s last surviving seaport immigration facility, and the Halifax Farmers Market also lie along this route. (Duration: half day; Time: 0900/1330 hrs; Shared activity & transfers; Depending on the weather condition, the timing and date of this activity may change at a very short notice)

Hotel options

Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel – Opt 1

Room Standard Guest Room King

Meals Room Only

The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax – Opt 2

Room Premium Room

Meals Room Only

Day 3 – 5

2 Nights

Lunenburg

Lunenburg is a port town in the south of Nova Scotia. It was founded in 1753, and much of the town’s architecture dates back to the 1800s. UNESCO designated the Old Town a World Heritage Site in 1995, naming it “the best example of planned British colonial settlement in North America”. Around 70% of the original colonial buildings have been preserved. Among them is Knaut-Rhuland House Museum, a wooden 19th century home that is the only one open to the public. The Fisheries Museum of the Atlantic showcases the region’s maritime history, including stories of Bluenose, the legendary ship that never lost a race. There is a year-round Farmer’s Market on Thursdays. The aptly named Lunenburger, served at the Grand Banker Bar & Grill, is topped with lobster meat and embellished with a bacon-wrapped scallop. The Ironworks Distillery creates artisanal spirits from regional ingredients such as tart cranberry liqueur and maple rum.

Included activities

Group Walking tour of Lunenburg

Wind your way through North America’s best surviving example of a planned British colonial settlement on this walking tour in Nova Scotia. Meet your guide at the Lunenburg Academy grounds on Kaulbach Street. Then set out to explore Old Town Lunenburg, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is packed with history. Admire elegant examples of 18th-century and Victorian architecture. Stroll through side streets lined with colorfully painted historic houses and see the tall ships moored off the port. Along the way, your expert guide will tell you stories and anecdotes about the city’s past. Learn about architectural quirks such as Lunenburg bumps and ship’s knees and discover fascinating folklore before you wrap up. (Duration: 1 hr; Time: 1000 & 1400 hrs; Seasonal: Apr 15 – Nov 15; Shared activity; No transfers; Starting point: Lunenburg Academy grounds, 97 Kaulbach Street; Meals are not included; Please note that this tour operates rain or shine)

Explore Digby/Smith’s Cove on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend exploring one or more of these attractions in the coastal Digby/Smith’s Cove region. At a convenient time, set off from the historic town of Lunenburg. Choose between two distinct routes based on your interests. If history and culture is what you seek, head down the coastal route across the Annapolis Valley. Journey past charming towns, stopping to take in views of the scenic landscape and the Bay of Fundy. At Annapolis Royal, one of the oldest European settlements in North America, soak in the rich history of the Nova Scotia region. You could visit Fort Anne National Historic Site, where stories of French, British, and Mi’kmaq heritage intertwine. Go on a stroll around the beautifully laid out Annapolis Royal Historic Gardens. There is also Port-Royal National Historic Site, home to a reconstructed French settlement depicting life in the early 17th century. After, you could continue along Highway 101 enjoying the scenic drive along the Annapolis Basin to Digby/Smith’s Cove. Alternatively, travel along the inland route through the UNESCO-listed Kejimkujik National Park. Commune with nature as you pass through the ecologically diverse area. This region is rich in indigenous history and offers hiking trails and waterways for canoeing. Keep an eye out for wildlife as you drive through the backcountry and head west towards Digby. Once you reach your destination, relax by the waterfront and treat yourself to some fresh seafood dishes. (Duration: half day/full day; This is an unguided, independent activity; Entrance fees and transfers are not included; Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions and time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities)

Hotel options

Ashlea House Bed & Breakfast – Opt 1

Room Tartan Room

Meals Room Only

Bluenose Lodge – Opt 2

Room Deluxe

Meals Room Only

Day 5 – 7

2 Nights

Digby/Smith’s Cove, NS

Digby, with its trademark scallop and lobster fishing fleet, sits by the shores of the Annapolis Basin, near the Bay of Fundy in Nova Scotia. The town commands the largest fleet of scallop boats on the planet, with almost every restaurant in town serving the day’s fresh catch. A replica of the house of the famous Canadian folk artist, Maud Lewis, is a popular attraction for visitors, as is strolling down the lovely waterfront and catching a ferry ride across the Bay of Fundy. The town also serves as an excellent base to explore the Annapolis Valley and Digby Neck. Nearby Smith’s Cove is a picturesque coastal village that overlooks the Annapolis Basin and is home to a number of stunning beaches. Beach combing is a popular activity here while the Smith’s Cove Old Temperance Hall Museum features displays dating to the 18th century. The Bay of Fundy is also rich with marine animals such as finback and minke whales, harbor porpoises, Atlantic dolphins, seals and seabirds. Whale watching, angling, boating, sailing, kayaking, canoeing, surfing, and marine cruises are popular tourist activities here.

Included activities

Explore Digby on Your Own

Explore Digby at your own pace. Immerse yourself in the town’s heritage at the Admiral Digby Museum, which chronicles the region’s maritime history. Enjoy a leisurely stroll along Admirals Walk, passing charming storefronts and witnessing the ebb and flow of the tides as the scallop fleets pull in at the fisherman’s wharf. Embark on a boat tour for whale watching in the Bay of Fundy, where you’ll also have the opportunity to observe the dramatic tides up close. Capture breathtaking images of the sunset over the bay from Point Prim, home to one of three lighthouses in Digby. After an active day, unwind with a refreshing drink and indulge in a plate of the region’s famous scallops at one of the local restaurants.

Hotel options

Harbourview Inn – Opt 1

Room Standard

Meals Room Only

Digby Pines Golf Resort & Spa – Opt 2

Room Standard

Meals Room Only

Day 7 – 10

3 Nights

St. Andrews

St. Andrews is a scenic resort town overlooking the Passamaquoddy Bay in southern New Brunswick, Canada. Part of The Maritimes, this British colonial settlement, founded by the United Empire Loyalists of Maine in 1783, is a National Historic Site. Over the years, this rustic seaport began attracting the wealthy and powerful for summer vacations. Well-preserved original buildings featuring Georgian and Federal-style architecture are best admired on Water Street and Kings Street downtown. St. Andrews is east to explore on foot, thanks to its broad, straight streets that form a rectangular grid system. From paved trails and manicured tennis courts to the award-winning Algonquin Golf Course and the majestic Kingsbrae Garden, there’s plenty of scope for outdoor activities in St. Andrews. While the sandy beaches are perfect for basking under the Canadian sun, the Atlantic waters offer fantastic marine life sightings that include whales and seals. St. Andrews has the world’s highest tides, and you can access the Minister’s Island driving on the ocean floor!

Included activities

Group Bay of Fundy Whale Watch and Wildlife Tour

Set sail on the nutrient-rich Bay of Fundy, in search of whales and other marine animals. Board your boat, and take in the surroundings as you glide amid the islands and passages. Keep an eye out for seabirds, porpoises and seals who feed in these waters. Then, enter the expansive bay to watch for whales such as the humpback, finback and minke. Along the way, the skipper and crew provide expert commentary on the area’s aquatic creatures. Humpbacks are known for putting up a show by breaching, rolling and arching their backs out of the water before diving to feed. Encounter minke whales, which travel in small pods of two or three, or the finbacks with their long spouts. As you return to port, spot a variety of seabirds including gulls, kittiwakes and eagles. (Duration: 2.5 hrs; Time: 1330 hrs (June 17-30), 1000/1330 hrs (Jul 1-14 & Sep 4-Oct 25), 1000/1330/1700 hrs (Jul 15-Sep 3); Shared activity; No transfers; Starting point: Market Wharf, Saint Andrews; Please arrive 45 mins prior to departure; Please bring jacket/sweater & rain gear; Depending on the weather condition, the timing and date of this activity may change at a very short notice)

Explore St. Andrews on Your Own

Discover the town of St. Andrews, one of the most picturesque in the Maritimes! A seaside town that sits right by the US border, St. Andrews has a quaint, old-fashioned vibe and some beautiful architecture. Start the day with a visit to the Minister’s Island, once a retreat for William Cornelius Van Horne, builder of the Canadian Pacific Railway. If the tide is low, you can walk on the seafloor to get there and explore its miles of scenic trails and the Covenhaven, an Edwardian cottage with a towerlike stone bathhouse and chateau-style barn. Break for lunch at one of the town’s excellent seafood restaurants. The Chandler Room and the Clam Digger are popular favorites! Step back in time at the Ross Memorial Museum, an 1820s home belonging to a wealthy couple, and take a stroll through the Kingsbrae Garden, one of the most beautiful horticultural displays in Canada. Leisure lovers can go on a whale watching tour, sunbathe on Katy’s Cove or step into the Fundy Discovery Aquarium to see the different marine species inhabiting the Bay of Fundy. (Self-explore activity; No guide; No transfers; Entrance fees and meals are not included; Fitness level: easy)

Hotel options

Rossmount Inn – Opt 1

Room Standard Room

Meals Room Only

The Algonquin Resort St. Andrews by-the-Sea, Autograph Collection – Opt 2

Room One King Bed Guestroom

Meals Room Only

Style Resort

Day 10 – 12

2 Nights

Moncton

Moncton is located in southeastern New Brunswick and is the fastest growing city in the Maritime provinces. This former wooden shipbuilding hub has plenty of arts and culture to offer. It is the home of the Atlantic of Canada, a Canadian ballet company that focuses on contemporary pieces. The 800-seat Capitol Theatre dates back to the 1920s and hosts regular concerts. Moncton Museum at Resurgo Place details the history of the city and houses a French Bible from 1747. The Transportation Discovery Centre has a range of interactive exhibits, such as the option of piloting a submarine. A series of over 30 large contemporary murals dot the Greater Moncton Area, while the walkable downtown area has a thriving restaurant scene. Attractions include Magnetic Hill, where cars appear to roll uphill, and Magnetic Hill Zoo, which has lions and zebras. The city also has plenty of golf courses, three beaches and a number of parks.

Included activities

Visit Hopewell Rocks and Walk the Ocean Floor (Tickets only)

Enjoy the unique experience of walking on the ocean floor at low tide in the Bay of Fundy, to take a closer look at the beautiful sandstone formations of Hopewell Rocks. At a suitable time, make your way to the Hopewell Rocks Provincial Park. Use the included tickets to enter and set out to explore. See the rocks and run your fingers along the rough striations on the giant flowerpot-like geological formations. Visit the interpretive center to gain insight into this natural phenomenon. You could treat yourself to a meal at one of the cafes and browse the gift shop. After, take in scenic vistas from the lookout deck. Alternatively, you could enjoy a short hike along the network of trails or head to the north end of the park to see the 300-year-old Acadian seawall. Cave exploration, sunbathing, and birdwatching are some other activities that you can pursue while you wait for the tide to turn. After a few hours, return to the spot with the rock formations to find them turned into low islands by the high tide. Kayaking among the rock formations is available for those interested. (Duration: full day; No guide, no transfers & no meals are included; Entrance tickets included; The ticket is valid for 2 visits to view low and high tides; Driving time from Moncton: 45 min; Fitness level: easy; Sturdy and washable footwear is recommended; Boot wash areas are available across the park)

Hotel options

Magnetic Hill Winery Guesthouse – Opt 1

Room Queen Room

Meals Room Only

Delta Beausejour by Marriott – Opt 2

Room Standard Guestroom One King Bed

Meals Room Only

Style International

Day 12 – 14

2 Nights

Charlottetown

Charlottetown is the capital of Prince Edward Island, and its largest city. Its main claim to fame is hosting the Charlottetown Conference in 1864, where the idea of Canada as a nation was first discussed and debated, giving the town its motto: Cunabula Foederis, or ‘Birthplace of Confederation.’ Province House, which was the site of the conference, is now the home of the provincial legislature, and is a popular attraction. The historic downtown area includes the original 500 lots surveyed by Captain Samuel Holland in 1764. A number of houses and buildings in the area date back to the Victorian era. There are plenty of art galleries to visit, as well. If you are interested in wildlife, you can take a seal-watching boat tour. When it comes to food, take your pick from a number of Asian, Mediterranean and Indian restaurants, as well as those serving local fare.

Included activities

Group Tour of Prince Edward Island

Discover the prominent attractions of Prince Edward Island, Canada’s smallest province. You will be picked up from your hotel in the downtown area in a shared vehicle. Begin with a scenic drive through the coastal city of Charlottetown where you will pass by some of its iconic landmarks. The Gothic- style Saint Dunstan’s Basilica with its stained glass windows, Province House National Historic Site and the Confederation Centre of the Arts are all on the route. Your guide will also point out Government House, the picturesque waterfront at the Victoria Park Boardwalk and the University of Prince Edward Island. At Queen Street, see the storefronts before you head to Anne of Green Gables Heritage Site, the 19th-century farm that inspired author Lucy Maud Montgomery. Visit the PEI Preserve Company, a riverside eatery specializing in house jams and regional specialties. At Cavendish Cliffs, take in the sight of the natural red sandstone formations, while Dalvay offers splendid ocean views. After, return to your hotel with lasting memories. (Duration: half day; Shared activity & transfers; Please dress in weather appropriate clothing and wear comfortable footwear)

Hotel options

The Holman Grand Hotel – Opt 1

Room Standard Room

Meals Room Only

The Great George – Opt 2

Room Traditional Room

Meals Room Only

Style Heritage

Day 14 – 17

3 Nights

Baddeck

Cape Breton Island can be found off the north-eastern tip of Nova Scotia in Canada. It is one of seven ancestral territories of the Mi’kmaq People, whose name for it is Unama’ki. It consistently ranks among the best island destinations in the world, thanks to its rich culture, beautiful landscapes and plentiful beaches. The village of Baddeck is located on the shores of the Bras d’Or Lakes in the heart of Cape Breton Island. It is famously known as ‘the beginning and end’ of the gorgeous Cabot Trail, a scenic drive along the coastline. Alexander Graham Bell, the inventor of the telephone, was a Baddeck summer resident, and the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site stands testament to his relationship with the place. Discover authentic Acadian crafts at Les Trois Pignons or take a Mi’kmaq drum-making workshop. Baddeck’s central location also makes it an excellent base for exploring the rest of the island.

Included activities

Group Winstar Cruise

Set sail aboard the Winstar and cruise to the UNESCO-listed Bras d’Or Lake Biosphere Reserve. Enjoy the beauty of Cape Breton from the comfort of your enclosed, double-decker vessel. As you traverse the water your captain and crew will tell you about Baddeck’s rich history including the early Mi’kmaq, French and British settlements. Cruise along the shoreline, go past Kidston Island and the surrounding villages of Washabuck, Boularderie Island and Kempt Head. Continue to the summer home of inventor Alexander Graham Bell, which is a National Historic Site. It is also the place of the British Empire’s first airplane flight, the Silver Dart. Gain insight into the work of Bell’s wife, Mabel Hubbard Bell, who worked with deaf children which gained her international fame. Finally, watch the captain feed a family of bald eagles who have their nests near the seaside. Observe this exciting spectacle before you head back to the pier. (Duration: 1.5 hrs; Seasonal: Jun 1-mid-Oct; Time: 1100/1400/1600/1830 hrs; Shared activity; Group size: min 10 ppl; No transfers; Starting point: end of Baddeck Community Wharf, Baddeck (landmarks: Bras d’Or Yacht Club & Old Freight Shed); Please bring windbreaker jacket/sweater & wear comfortable shoes; Depending on the weather condition, the timing and date of this activity may change at a very short notice)

Explore Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site on your own

If you have the time and the weather allows it, we recommend visiting the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia. The site features artifacts donated by the Bell family’s personal museum, as well as memorabilia associated with Bell’s experiments. See the original hull of the HD-4, a hydrofoil boat that set a world marine speed record in 1919 when it posted speeds of more than 70 mph. Admire the full scale replica the AEA Silver Dart, which was the first controlled heavier-than-air craft flown in the British Empire. Browse the exhibits and documents that showcase Bell’s years of research on the transmission of speech and sound by wire and by light. Learn about his work in the field of deaf education and how it led to the invention of the telephone. Head up to the observation deck on the roof for views of the Bell family’s private Beinn Bhreagh estate, located across the bay. Take the White Glove Tour for a behind-the-scenes look at Bell’s genius and discover Mabel Bell’s innovative gardening practices in Mabel’s Gardens. (Duration: 1.5 hrs; This is an unguided, independent activity; Entrance fees, transfers and meals are not included; Depending on your personal itinerary, weather conditions and time available to you, it may not be possible to do all recommended activities)

Group Cabot Trail Discovery Tour

Discover the Cabot Trail on this small-group, guided day trip. Known as one of the most iconic drives on the continent, this 186-mile scenic loop takes you along rugged coastlines and majestic mountains. Follow the winding roads and traverse the Cape Breton Highlands National Park, which offers some of the most mesmerizing scenery. While cruising past valleys, coastal headlands, green hills and boggy upland, gain insight into the indigenous Mi’kmaq, Acadian and Gaelic culture. Stop at the Wreck Cove General Store and the Cabot Trail sign. Continue up along the coast and enjoy the views. Next, from the entrance to Cape Smokey Picnic Park, go on an easy hike to the narrow peninsula separating two ocean bays. Meander through the forest, to the end of the promontory. Here, rest and watch seabirds soar overhead. Soak up splendid views of Cape Breton Island, before making your way to the car park. Finally, drive to the tiny settlement of White Point Harbor before returning to Baddeck. (Duration: full day; Time: 0900 hrs; Shared activity; No transfers; Starting point: Baddeck Visitor Centre, 454 Chebucto Street; Please report by 0845 hrs latest; Meals included: no; Please wear weather appropriate clothing & comfortable walking shoes; Depending on the weather condition, the timing and date of this activity may change at a very short notice)

Hotel options

Inverary Resort – Opt 1

Room Cottage Suite

Meals Room Only

Inverary Resort – Opt 2

Room One Bedroom King Suite

Meals Room Only

Day 17 – 18

1 Night

Halifax

The capital city of Nova Scotia, Halifax brims with rich history and cultural maritime delights. An iconic symbol of this Eastern coast province is the white and red lighthouse at Peggy’s Cove. A perennial photographic favorite, the Peggy’s Point Lighthouse stands on a rocky outcrop and looks out on the surging waves of the Atlantic ocean. Equally as eye-catching is the Old Town Clock that has stood sentinel over the city since 1803 when it was gifted by Prince Edward, the Duke of Kent. Explore the Halifax Citadel, one of the most visited National Historic Sites in the country, which once served as a garrison for soldiers. The Halifax Public Gardens is the perfect setting for a leisurely afternoon – ornate wrought iron gates lead to lush lawns, formal flower beds, serene ponds and sparkling fountains. Watch the sun go down amid the bustle of Halifax Waterfront, where historic sites jostle with trendy restaurants while the horizon is dotted with colorful sailboats, majestic liners and even heritage vessels. As you hit the nightspots, don’t forget to check out the thriving craft beer scene in the city, ranging from historic ales of Alexander Keith’s Brewery to stylish pubs that feature drinks from different corners of the world.

Hotel options

Halifax Marriott Harbourfront Hotel – Opt 1

Room Standard Guest Room King

Meals Room Only

The Sutton Place Hotel Halifax – Opt 2

Room Premium Room

Meals Room Only

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Road Trip: Nova Scotia, New Brunswick, and Prince Edward Island

Luxury Travel. Your Way.

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Sample Itinerary

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Day 3 – 5

Day 5 – 7

Day 7 – 10

Day 10 – 12

Day 12 – 14

Day 14 – 17

Day 17 – 18

Halifax

Lunenburg

Digby/Smith’s Cove, NS

St. Andrews

Moncton

Charlottetown

Baddeck

Halifax

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