14 day itinerary
Ottawa To Hallifax No Niagara Falls
Personalized with:I travel at a fast paceInclude parks and green spacesInclude animals and natureInclude times and way of transportation Low budget
Itinerary
A 14-day adventure from Ottawa to Halifax sounds like a fantastic journey! Let’s pack in some nature, parks, and wildlife while keeping it budget-friendly. I’ll lay out a day-by-day itinerary for you, including transportation options and some fun activities. Let’s get started!
Day 1: Arrival in Ottawa
- Morning: Arrive in Ottawa. Check into a budget-friendly hostel or Airbnb.
- Afternoon: Explore . Take a bus (OC Transpo # 33) to the park entrance. Enjoy hiking trails and beautiful views.
- Evening: Stroll along the . Grab a cheap bite at a local food truck.
- Transportation: OC Transpo bus.
Day 2: Ottawa
- Morning: Visit . Free guided tours are available.
- Afternoon: Head to for a picnic. Bring your own lunch to save money!
- Evening: Explore the area. Enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and maybe grab a cheap dinner at a local eatery.
- Transportation: Walk or use OC Transpo.
Day 3: Ottawa to Kingston
- Morning: Take a bus to Kingston (about 2 hours, check Megabus or Greyhound for budget options).
- Afternoon: Visit and . Enjoy the views and relax.
- Evening: Explore the historic downtown area. Look for budget-friendly dining options.
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 4: Kingston
- Morning: Visit (entry fee, but worth it for history lovers).
- Afternoon: Head to for some nature trails and birdwatching.
- Evening: Enjoy a sunset by the water.
- Transportation: Walk or bike rental.
Day 5: Kingston to Toronto
- Morning: Take a bus to Toronto (about 2.5 hours).
- Afternoon: Visit . Explore the trails and see if you can spot some wildlife!
- Evening: Check out the area. Grab a cheap dinner from a local vendor.
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 6: Toronto
- Morning: Visit the . Take a ferry (budget-friendly) and enjoy the parks and beaches.
- Afternoon: Rent a bike to explore the islands.
- Evening: Return to the mainland and enjoy a walk along the waterfront.
- Transportation: Ferry and bike rental.
Day 7: Toronto to Montreal
- Morning: Take a bus to Montreal (about 5 hours).
- Afternoon: Explore . Hike to the summit for stunning views of the city.
- Evening: Enjoy a budget-friendly dinner in the Plateau neighborhood.
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 8: Montreal
- Morning: Visit the (entry fee, but it’s a great way to see animals and ecosystems).
- Afternoon: Stroll through . Enjoy the green spaces and views of the city.
- Evening: Explore the local food scene for affordable eats.
- Transportation: Metro and walking.
Day 9: Montreal to Quebec City
- Morning: Take a bus to Quebec City (about 3 hours).
- Afternoon: Explore and . Perfect for a picnic!
- Evening: Wander through the charming streets of .
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 10: Quebec City
- Morning: Visit (take a bus; entry is free to the park).
- Afternoon: Explore . Rent a bike to see the countryside.
- Evening: Return to Quebec City for dinner.
- Transportation: Bus and bike rental.
Day 11: Quebec City to Moncton
- Morning: Take a bus to Moncton (about 5 hours).
- Afternoon: Visit and (entry fee, but worth it for the views).
- Evening: Explore downtown Moncton for budget-friendly dining.
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 12: Moncton to
- Morning: Take a local bus or arrange a ride to .
- Afternoon: Spend the day hiking and exploring the park. Look for wildlife!
- Evening: Camp or find budget accommodation nearby.
- Transportation: Local bus or rideshare.
Day 13: to Halifax
- Morning: Enjoy a final hike in the park before heading to Halifax.
- Afternoon: Take a bus to Halifax (about 2 hours).
- Evening: Explore the and grab a cheap dinner at a local pub.
- Transportation: Bus.
Day 14: Halifax
- Morning: Visit for a morning walk and some nature.
- Afternoon: Explore the . Perfect for a leisurely stroll.
- Evening: Wrap up your trip with a visit to the for sunset views.
- Transportation: Walk or use local transit.
Tips for Budget Travel:
- Use public transportation whenever possible.
- Pack snacks and lunches to save on food costs.
- Look for free or low-cost attractions and parks.
- Consider camping or hostels for accommodation.
And there you have it! A fast-paced, nature-filled, and budget-friendly itinerary from Ottawa to Halifax. Enjoy your adventure! 🌲🦋🚍