Halifax Heritage Tour

Explore key African Nova Scotian heritage sites in Halifax on a 2-hour guided tour with Ayomikun Bus Charters.

Uncover the rich legacy of the Black community, whose resilience and important contributions have shaped the city, province, and country. Visit Africville Museum, the first site in Canada to be recognized as a UNESCO Place of History and Memory, for a guided tour. Learn about the thriving Africville community and what life was like for the residents, before enjoying the scenic walking trail with interpretive panels, overlooking the water.

Tour Package Includes:

• Guided transportation with Ayomikun Bus Charters aboard a comfortable 25-passenger, wheelchair-accessible tour bus. Explore Halifax’s key African heritage sites, including Citadel Hill, Viola Desmond’s Grave Site and New Horizons Baptist Church, while hearing local insights, history, and stories from your knowledgeable guide.
• Admission and guided tour of Africville Museum the first site in Canada to be recognized as a UNESCO Place of History and Memory, to learn about the thriving Africville community and what life was like for those who lived there.

Tours are offered year-round and daily at 10:00am and 1:00pm.

Price: $85.50 per person

To book your tour, call Ayomikun Bus Charters at 902-430-8781

Tours depart in front of the ‘Halifax Seaport’ sign near the entrance to Halifax Seaport Farmers’ Market – Pavilion 23 (961 Marginal Road, Halifax). Parking is available.

Conditions:

Advance booking is encouraged to secure your seat. A minimum of four guests is required for the tour to take place. Cancellations made at least 24 hours before the tour start time will receive a full refund. Cancellations made less than 24 hours before the tour start time are non-refundable. Guests are required to be ready to board 15 minutes before the tour start time.