Meet your guide on the Halifax waterfront and get an introduction to the city’s maritime heritage and the story of Samuel Cunard, a key figure in transatlantic shipping.

Visit Canada’s “Ellis Island” and hear moving stories of the over one million immigrants who arrived here, shaping the country’s history and identity.

Pause for scenic harbour views and a great photo opportunity overlooking this historic island, once used for military defense.

Walk through this lively waterfront area and spot unique features like the famous “drunken” lamp post while learning about the area’s modern transformation.

Discover Halifax’s deep connection to the Titanic disaster, including recovery efforts and the city’s role in the aftermath, alongside views of this historic research vessel.

Explore one of Halifax’s newest waterfront developments and learn about its architectural design, including influences from Mi’kmaq culture and the city’s modern revival.

Enjoy a chocolate tasting while hearing the inspiring story of Syrian refugees who built a globally recognized chocolate brand right here in Nova Scotia.

Step into one of the oldest parts of Halifax’s waterfront, where stone warehouses once stored goods—and even pirate treasure—during the city’s early days.

Board a scenic ferry across Halifax Harbour, offering some of the best views of the city skyline from the water. Arrive in Dartmouth and take in panoramic views of Halifax.