Port Halifax Shuttles

East of downtown, the Port of Halifax offers an array of unique waterfront lookouts perfect for getting lost (and found) in the region. Resting a few blocks south of downtown, the port offers beautiful glimpses of a glimmery Halifax Waterfront, alongside scenic Nova Scotia inlets and islands. See the beauty of the harbour up close by booking the right transfer ahead of time. See things with freedom by choosing between the low-key ambiance of a relaxed sedan or enjoying enough room to carry a big family with the help of an SUV, chartered bus or van. Meet-and-greet services provide easy drop offs to the city’s modest grid as well, whether it be through a taxi best for getting lost in the forested ruins and hidden beach coves of Point Pleasant Park, or a local personal driver who can showcase the North End neighborhood’s most unique in cuisine and shopping along downtown’s Robie Street.

Start the day by sticking to what’s located throughout the South End neighborhood, walking a few blocks east to reach the Halifax Waterfront and its quaint boardwalk benches looking out at the local boater community. Along one of these piers are various boat tours that offer scenic views of the skyline alongside history, one of the most popular options being Harbour Hopper Tours. For a break from outside, continue toward the city’s Halifax Central Library, a hyper modern space offering a cool atrium-themed café dubbed ‘The sunroom’, among other reading lounges. And to end the evening right, watch sunset cascade over the city at the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, home to a scenic walled-in fortress and attached café. For dinner, return to the cruise port, choosing from one of many ready-made appetizers at the neighboring Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market, or vibrant upscale Italian at The Bicycle Thief.