Discover the rich tapestry of African Nova Scotian history through a unique tour of 52 historic communities. This journey highlights the contributions of various groups that shaped the province's vibrant culture over 400 years. Visit significant landmarks such as the Black Cultural Centre, Africville Museum, and Black Loyalist Heritage Centre, while gaining insights from knowledgeable guides. Tailored to your interests, these tours provide an enriching experience that connects you to Nova Scotia’s Black heritage. Whether you’re exploring your roots or seeking cultural understanding, this tour offers a meaningful journey through history.
- Explore 52 historic African Nova Scotian communities and landmarks
- Learn from experienced guides with deep local knowledge
- Customized tours to suit your interests and preferences
- Safe, comfortable travel aboard a wheelchair-accessible charter bus
Customized pick up can be arranger with the driver.
Exit the mail doors of Pier 21, walk straight out to Marginal Road. When on sidewalk look to left. You will see an Ayomikun vehicle parked on street approximately 500 feet away, directly in front of the Pavilion 23 parking lot. The driver will be holding a Ayomikun logo paddle sign.
Africville is one of the most significant and heartbreaking chapters in Canadian history. Located on the northern shore of the Bedford Basin in Halifax, Nova Scotia, it was a thriving African Nova Scotian community that stood for over 150 years before being destroyed by the city in the name of "urban renewal.
Discover the rich history of African Nova Scotians.
For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.
You can cancel up to 24 hours in advance of the experience for a full refund.
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