Ferry to Nova Scotia
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Ferry to Nova Scotia
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Ferries to Nova Scotia operate approximately once a day, with up to 6 weekly sailings. Given the limited schedule, we strongly advise using our deal finder to check the latest sailing times and compare available tickets. Remember that ferry services may be subject to seasonal changes.
Ferries from Bar Harbor - Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) sail with a crossing time of 3h 30m. The average price of a Bar Harbor - Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) ferry is about £582.54.
Nova Scotia is served by a single ferry operator, The CAT.
Nova Scotia features a single ferry port: Yarmouth (Nova Scotia), with 1 daily and 6 weekly sailings. Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) stands out as the busiest and most popular port, offering an average of 6 weekly sailings. This consistent service provides travellers with reliable options for planning their trips to and from Nova Scotia.
Currently, there are no direct ferries from the UK to Nova Scotia. To travel to Nova Scotia, consider taking a flight from the UK to a major Canadian city like Toronto or Montreal, and then travel onwards to Nova Scotia by domestic flight or other means of transport.
Yes, there are car ferries to Nova Scotia, however it can vary by route. The CAT allows passengers to bring their own vehicles onboard most of their ferry crossings to Nova Scotia. However, please check the availability before booking your ferry ticket.
The average price of a ferry to Nova Scotia for the popular route from Bar Harbor to Yarmouth is £582.54, however the price can vary by route, operator and season. For ferry discounts, view our special offers page.
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Nova Scotia, known for its stunning coastal beauty and rich maritime history, is a captivating destination. The Yarmouth (Nova Scotia) ferry port serves as a gateway to this province's many attractions. Visitors can explore the picturesque Peggy's Cove, the historic Citadel Hill in Halifax, and the UNESCO World Heritage site of Old Town Lunenburg. Annual events such as the Halifax International Busker Festival add to the area's charm. From Yarmouth, travellers can easily access other parts of Nova Scotia by car or bus. A direct bus service connects Yarmouth ferry port with Halifax, the vibrant provincial capital.
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