Abigale was AMAZING!!! Knowledgeable and super funny!!…read more Highly recommend!10/10! Fantastic tour of the city and the harbor! Kids love it!

Awesome tour with Katie who was a wealth of knowledge delivered with a great, fun personality and…read moredriven around safely by Jeff. Definitely would recommend

Dusty is a great storyteller, drawing in the crowd, making sure everyone is invested in the tales…read morehe tells. Very animated and entertaining as well as educational about the city's history. We highly recommend doing a ghost tour with Dusty!

Dusty is both a guide and the owner. His story telling abilities and knowledge of the history of…read moreHalifax are outstanding. It was really a theatre performance that I highly recommend.

Unreal Sunset Cruise with Great Wine, Cheese & Vibes!…read more We had an absolutely incredible time on the JFarwell Sunset Cruise with Wine & Cheese Tasting. We totally lucked out with perfect weather and were treated to a stunning sunset over the beautiful Halifax Harbour--seriously postcard-worthy. The cheese spread was top-tier, and the wine tasting included four pours--we especially loved the first white they served, and to my surprise, even the Nova Scotia red wine (and I'm usually not a red guy!) was super tasty--juicy, almost like a black currant vibe. Really impressive. The crew was amazing--friendly, personable, and full of great knowledge about sailing and the surrounding harbour communities. Huge shoutout to Finn, who even let me take the wheel for a bit--YOU'RE MA BOY, FINN! This cruise is an experience we'll never forget. Whether you're into boats, wine, or just want to soak in Halifax's coastal beauty, this is a must-do.

We had a blast on our 1hr harbor sailing tour. 1. The boat is gorgeous 2. The crew is amazing:…read morefriendly and knowledgeable 3. The harbor view is beautiful 4 the sailing is super fun! 5 There are drink options at very reasonable prices! Do not miss this amazing adventure!!

3 Nova Scotia wineries in the Annapolis Valley led by a seasoned sommelier! Great wines, good…read morecompany and a superb lunch. One of the highlights of my trip east!

We had a lovely time with Paul and Mike. We learned a lot more about Nova Scotia and saw landscapes…read morewe wouldn't be able to since we were visiting and staying in Halifax. The wineries were happy to see us and we made a friend or two in our group. Know you can talk directly with the tasting room staff after each tasting to learn more about each place.

If you're looking to be scared, this is not the ghost walk for you. Instead, this walk looks at…read moreHalifax ghost stories from a historical perspective. I haven't tried the other ghost walk (http://yelp.ca/biz/halifax-ghost-walk-halifax) and perhaps that is a bit scarier but this is a fascinating journey through the city that I thought I knew. The guide, Andy Smith, takes you on a gentle amble through Halifax, highlighting points of history I never even knew! Not a big fan of walking Halifax's many hills? It's pretty much all downhill walking. Intentionally. The route is designed so that you're basically working your way from the Citadel (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/citadel-hill-halifax-2) to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/maritime-museum-of-the-atlantic-halifax). It makes for a surprisingly good date activity and would probably be fun in a group.

$15/pp, very reasonable. This was more history tour than ghost walk (IMO), but it starts at the…read moretop of the hill and zig-zags down toward the harbour (ending at A. Keith's Brewery). Andy was a good tour-guide, and did a good job engaging with the audience. You can tell he's been doing this for a long time, which is both good and bad (sometimes it feels a little forced).

I was rather disappointed with most of the stops, up till the end (Five Fishermen). When we went,…read morewe started at Goldwater in the market, where we had a bite-sized lobster roll; which was super fresh and quintessential Nova Scotia, but rather small. We went from there to Johnny Ks, where we had a bite-sized beef gyro, which while tasty, was a very small portion, and nothing special. From there we puttered out of the downtown area to the Chain Yard Cidery, where one of the managers met with the group and shared great details about their business, along with two shots of cider (which were both delicious), and a tasty treat. From there we went to Salvatore's for a mini slice of cold pizza (underline & italicize mini and cold), which was extremely disappointing. We wrapped up at Five Fishermen, for chowder and wine, which was the highlight (followed by the Chain Yard). The chowder was a good portion, and I appreciated the two glasses of local wines. I've taken food tours in other cities, and was expecting similar (more upscale). Their price is less than other tours I've taken (which helps), but I didn't take a food tour to have a bite of a gyro and a cold half-a-slice of pizza. I understand the lobster roll as a coastal treat, and it was very fresh, the other two stops were what I was expecting for the entire experience. With so many restaurants in the downtown area, I'm not sure why we drove to the outskirts and back. I thought there would've been a stop for a scoop of infamous Nova Scotian homemade ice cream (plenty of options, and relatively cheap). If Five Fisherman didn't accommodate our food-allergy (nothing was offered as an alternative at Goldwater), I would've been extremely frustrated, and our tour-guide wasn't sure they'd have something for us, even though we gave advanced notice of the shellfish allergy and they said it would be fine. On the plus side, the tour guide did a great job sharing the history of Halifax, was very knowledgeable about local wines, and enthusiastic about the food scene.

Went on the "Beer Bus" tour this weekend. Wasn't expecting much but was very pleasantly surprised…read more Much more casual and relaxed than I'm used to with wine tours. Very well paced, just enough alcohol to keep it fun but not get too crazy, and great food as well. They easily accommodated our vegetarian group, which was nice. I would easily recommend this if you have friends in from out of town and are looking for something more fun than the typical tourist fare.

This was a wonderful time, the ship, crew and experience was top notch. Coupled with perfect…read moreweather, it was something to remember.

A boring boat ride with no narrative as to what we are seeing. Only a guitar player who loudly…read moreplays obscure music a mostly older crowd has never heard of. Truly a waste of time and money unless you enjoy riding in circles mostly around a working waterfront.

Made a reservation for a tour on Saturday at 1pm. It was a full tour and was great fun. Some have…read moresaid the tour wasn't very good. But i thoroughly enjoyed this historic brewery and their history. Several tastes were included and ended in a "pub" for a Scottish gathering and a couple more samples. Got to try a new beer-Cherry lime Gose. A great time and at 100$ for three people it was a reasonable price.

Keith put on a great brewery tour. It's not too often that you get to tour a 150 year old brewery…read more The historic building contains gorgeous fermentation tanks, the guides put on quite a show and the 30 ounce tasting included four different beers. Very enjoyable.