Self-Guided

Kejimkujik Seaside

$30 Round Trip

Visit the stunning white sand beaches of Kejimkujik National Park Seaside this August. Pack your lunches, extra water and spend a few hours hiking or enjoying the seashore lookouts. While you can't swim at this beach it's the perfect spot for a hike and relaxing seaside picnic. Take a break from the city and enjoy the restorative views of the Atlantic Ocean with Parkbus.

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Tickets:

  • Regular: $30
  • Student: $30
  • Child (12 and under): $30
  • Senior (60+): $30

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These trips are proudly supported by Hike Nova Scotia as your trusted Parkbus Ambassadors and made possible thanks to generous support from TD and VIA Rail.

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Pickup Location
VIA Rail Halifax Station, 1161 Hollis St Halifax, NS

We depart directly from the VIA Rail Canada station in Halifax (1161 Hollis Street), making it easy to catch the bus whether you’re arriving by train or starting your day downtown.

Departure
8:30 AM
estimated return
4:30 PM

Kejimkujik Seaside

Kejimkujik Seaside is a stunning stretch of protected Atlantic coastline where white sand beaches meet turquoise waters and rugged headlands. Hike scenic trails through coastal barrens and keep an eye out for seals, seabirds, and wildflowers along the way.

Estimated arrival
10:30 AM
Departure
2:00 PM

Trip Info

  • Depart Halifax at 8:30 AM
  • Arrive at Keji Seaside at approximatly 10:45 AM
  • Depart Keji Seaside to Halifax at 2:00 PM
  • Arrive in Halifax at approximately 4:15 PM

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Swimming

Swimming at Kejimkujik Seaside is not recommended. There are dangerous currents, strong undertows, and cold water temperatures that can cause hypothermia.

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Hiking Trails

Harbour Rocks Trail
  • ‍Trailhead: Begins at the entrance area and ends at the beginning of St. Catherines River Beach.‍
  • Length: 2.6 km (one way)‍
  • Difficulty: Moderate (See the trail ratings guide)

Points of interest:

Facilities and services:

  • Outhouses near Harbour Rocks Beach

Please note the port joli trail is not suitable to complete on this day trip.

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Wildlife

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Do not approach wildlife, this means no feeding, no touching, and no disturbing them in any way, respect their boundaries and stay safe.  Frequent wildlife in this area include Seals and Black Bears.

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Black bears live at Kejimkujik Seaside. They are naturally wary of humans, but can be unpredictable. During your visit, you may see a bear or bear signs (scat, tracks,etc.). If you encounter a bear, keep calm and don't run; back away slowly and talk in a soft voice. Please record all bear sightings in the binder by the kiosk. For more information, refer to the panel at the start of the trail or visit parks.canada.ca/keji-wildlife-safety

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It is illegal to pick flowers or mushrooms; to collect rocks, shells, or cultural artifacts; or to cause damage to natural objects or living things at Kejimkujik Seaside.

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