Canada · WALKING TOURS IN NOVA SCOTIA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 8 walking tours in Nova Scotia justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part of planning.
Halifax food tour review covering oysters, chowder, donair, lobster rolls, local guides, value, timing, and practical tips.
“Food is very good mostly seafood. Some walking involved. My guide Layton was excellent. I was actually on the tour myself”
Review of Halifax’s 2.5-hour walking food tour, with chowder, oysters, donair, lobster roll, ice cream, history, tips, and value advice.
“I went on a wonderful and yummy food tour with Emre. We saw a few sights and ate some delicious food. Highly recommend, he knows the best places to go.”
Review of Halifax’s self-guided audio walk through churches, gardens, cemeteries, and landmarks, with route details, value, tips, and drawbacks.
“It is an interesting technique to give a self guided tour. The mapping technology is a bit buggy, but not insurmountable. The tour is interesting, but I found some of the stops really uninteresting. “The oldest outdoor park in Canada.” Okay, kind of cool, but it just looked like a park. :) Fun, if you have the time.”
Review of Halifax’s self-guided boardwalk audio tour, with GPS commentary, trivia, key sights, pricing, app tips, and practical advice.
“I was not able to download the app .;-) I was suppose to use the audio yesterday September 11th 2023”
Walk Halifax from the Public Gardens to Pier 21, with the Citadel, waterfront, and Maritime Museum in a small English-speaking group.
“Emmy was our amazing guide today, she was kind, considerate and friendly. She delivered an in-depth and captivating explanation of the Citadel and Halifax's maritime history, effectively engaging us with intriguing facts and informative content. We highly recommend this tour.”
Explore Halifax at your own pace with three GPS audio walks covering the Explosion, churches, gardens, graveyards, boardwalk, and seaport.
“This was the worst experience ever trying to navigate how to use the tour on our phone. It was cumbersome, frustrate and ultimately useless. I’m calling now that I’m back in the US to request a full refund.”
Walk Halifax’s Public Gardens, Citadel, waterfront, and Maritime Museum in a four-hour small-group tour for $81.41.
“Great value delivered with a fun, local bias! Leighton gave us a detailed overview of the local history combined with his personal knowledge of the city and life within the community. Definitely would recommend this one!9”
Taste oysters, chowder, donair, lobster roll, and dessert while walking Halifax waterfront in a friendly three-hour small-group tour.
“Andrew did a great job showing us the waterfront, sharing his background and the city’s history.”
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