Visitor’s Guide for Travellers and Digital Nomads
Located on Canada’s east coast and in one of the world’s largest natural harbours. Halifax is the economic and transport hub of the Maritimes and Atlantic Canada. With a population of 440,000 and rapidly growing takes to the growing job market.
Known for its historical waterfront, higher education, seafood, rugged coastal scenery and navy bases. Halifax’s rugged natural harbour means views of the ocean are possible from virtually every vantage point. The best vantage point is from the top of the Halifax Citadel with sweeping views of the harbour and the skyline. Halifax Transit is the bus service.
Top attractions
Halifax Waterfront
Shops and market along the harbour
Connectivity
- Internet speed is fast (slower in rural areas)
- Wi-fi available
- mobile connectivity (good but depends on carrier)
- (future section to get sim cars (airport)
Finances
- Cost of living : Affordable but raising rapidly as more young people move to Halifax for remote work and lifestyle.
- Payments, cards widely accepted, cash widely accepted: (digital transfers available (interac e-transfer)
Good to know …
Transport
- Walkability
- Bikeability
- taxi’s / rideshare
- Car rental
- Public transport
