Maritime and Atlantic Provinces Ghost Tours & Haunted Walks

Canada’s Maritime and Atlantic Provinces have no shortage of ghost stories.

From Halifax’s historic waterfront and the old streets of Saint John to Charlottetown’s Victorian buildings and coastal communities, Nova Scotia, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island are full of unusual history and local legends.

Centuries of maritime trade, shipwrecks, military conflicts and life along the Atlantic coast have inspired stories of ghostly sailors, haunted buildings, mysterious encounters and places where the past supposedly refuses to stay buried.

Some tours explore reported hauntings and supernatural folklore. Others take visitors through historic neighbourhoods, old fortifications, cemeteries and locations associated with darker chapters of Maritime history.

Whether you’re looking for an evening ghost walk, a haunted-history tour or something a little different, there’s plenty to discover.

Browse ghost tours across the Maritime and Atlantic Provinces below, organized by province and location, and follow the booking links for current schedules, prices and availability.

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Nova Scotia Ghost Tours

Nova Scotia has a long history of maritime legends, shipwrecks, military activity and supposedly haunted locations.

Halifax Ghost Tours

Halifax’s historic waterfront, old cemeteries and military landmarks provide an atmospheric setting for guided ghost walks and haunted-history experiences.

Atmospheric illustration of Halifax's historic waterfront at night with a sailing ship and illuminated buildings

Halifax: Guided Ghost Tour with Titanic & Explosion Stories

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Ghost walking tour

Discover the darker side of Halifax through ghost stories and historical accounts connected to the Titanic disaster, the Halifax Explosion and the city’s maritime past.

Misty historic cemetery and stone church at dusk, illustrating Halifax ghost stories

Halifax Ghost Tour: Haunted Downtown Stories

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Haunted-history walk

Explore the eerie side of downtown Halifax with tales of reported hauntings, local legends and mysterious events from the city’s long history. A different way to experience its historic streets.

Atmospheric illustration of a Nova Scotia lighthouse overlooking a harbour at night

Halifax Ghost Tour: Haunted Downtown and Harbour by Night

Halifax, Nova Scotia · Guided ghost walking tour

Experience Halifax after dark through stories of haunted places, maritime mysteries and local folklore. Discover a different perspective on the city’s historic downtown and harbour.

New Brunswick Ghost Tours

New Brunswick’s historic port cities, old settlements and coastal communities have inspired generations of ghost stories and local folklore.

Saint John Ghost Tours

As one of Canada’s oldest incorporated cities, Saint John has a long and sometimes turbulent history. Its historic streets, waterfront and older buildings provide an interesting setting for haunted-history experiences.

Historic brick buildings along a lamplit street in Saint John, New Brunswick, at dusk

Saint John: Scandals & Intrigue Walking Tour

Saint John, New Brunswick · Dark-history walking tour

Discover a less familiar side of Saint John’s history through tales of scandals, colourful characters and intrigue. Explore the city’s historic streets while hearing stories from its sometimes turbulent past.

Saint John: Scandals & Intrigue Walking Tour

Tour schedules, prices and availability may change. Always check the booking provider’s current information before making arrangements.

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