Nova Scotia is a perfect destination for solo female travelers looking for a mix of natural beauty, rich culture, and outdoor activities. From the rugged coastline, to the charming fishing villages, to the historic towns like Halifax, Nova Scotia offers a diverse array of experiences for the solo female traveler to explore and enjoy.
Halifax is a special place to visit. Whether you’re into history, boats, music, or getting outdoors, there’s always something for you to do in in this Canadian Maritime city of 400,000. It’s come a long way from it’s time as a hub on the Atlantic trading route and is now a must-visit stop on any good Eastern Canadian trip. So what do I think are the best things to do in Halifax?
Nova Scotia is a unique place where Celtic, Acadian, and Indigenous cultures live side by side. Where music is a way of life and you’re never more than 67km from the ocean. To help kickstart your exploration of Canada’s ocean playground, I put together a little list of some of the best things to do in Nova Scotia. Where will you start?
What could make your Atlantic Canada staycation more memorable than staying somewhere truly unique? How would you like to sleep in a lighthouse? Or maybe in a boat? Maybe a tiny house is more your fancy? How about booking a night in a barn? You can do all of that in Atlantic Canada!
If you’re planning a trip to to Halifax, NS one of the first things you’re going to need to figure out is where to stay. To help you out, I’ve hand-picked 6 of my favourite hostels and hotels near downtown Halifax that each have a unique personality that I love.