Cheap coach tickets from Halifax to Saint-John

There are several coach options that can take you from Halifax to Saint-John:

• Maritime Bus: 2 daily coaches from £36
• Maritime Bus: 1 daily coach from £51

What coach companies travel from Halifax to Saint-John?

There are two coach lines that have daily service from Halifax to Saint-John that you can compare and book on Wanderu. Of these two carriers, Maritime Bus usually offers more choice, with 2 scheduled trips per day.

• Maritime Bus

  Maritime Bus is a Canadian coach company based in Charlottetown, on Canada’s east coast. Its passenger services are based around Canada’s ‘Maritimes’ (hence the name), which incorporates the provinces of New Brunswick and Nova Scotia as well as Prince Edward Island. Onboard their modern coaches, you’ll have access to clean toilets and plenty of legroom.

• Maritime Bus

  Book Maritime Bus from Halifax to Saint-John from £51.14. Typically there is one Maritime Bus service per day from Halifax to Saint-John and you can expect on average to pay £52.50 for a Maritime Bus ticket to Saint-John. In Halifax, Maritime Bus departs to Saint-John from Maritime Bus Terminal. In Saint-John, Maritime Bus arrives at Saint John Station St.

  An average trip on Maritime Bus from Halifax to Saint-John takes 6 hours and 50 minutes.

  At weekends, Maritime Bus offers 1 trip per day and you could expect to pay £51.14 for a single ticket for your weekend getaway trip to Saint-John.

City Information

Halifax

A historic city that boasts a rich cultural heritage, Halifax is heaven for culturally-inclined travellers and nature lovers alike. To fully understand the city’s amazing history, head over to the Halifax Citadel National Historic Site, which is a testament of the city’s military’s past. At noon, reenactors of the Royal Artillery will fire salvoes of the fortress’ noon guns, offering you a unique experience. As Halifax is also a seaport, don’t miss out on the chance to browse around the city’s Seaport Farmers Market, which was first opened nearly 300 years ago. In addition to some of the freshest sea produce around, the market also sells baked products, treats, soaps, and jewellery. If you wish to find some shade and stay away from the busy streets, Halifax Public Gardens, which features an unmistakable Victorian influence, will be a great choice.

The city is the absolute heaven for seafood lovers. For a fine-dining experience, The Press Gang Restaurant and Oyster Bar opens its door for you.

The city’s main VIA Rail train station is the Halifax Railway Station, which also serves as the main hub for intercity coaches. The city’s main airport is the Halifax Stanfield International Airport.

Station Information

Where does the coach leave from in Halifax?

Main departure station: Maritime Bus Terminal

The Maritime Bus Terminal in Halifax is a hub for intercity coach travel for Maritime Bus trips to destinations including Charlottetown, Wolfville, and Moncton. Travellers continuing on past Halifax can transfer to the next door VIA Rail station or walk to several nearby car hire companies. The coach station offers an indoor waiting room with toilets, and make sure to stop by the nearby Tim Hortons for a pre-travel doughnut.

All coach stations in Halifax:

• Maritime Bus Terminal
• Halifax Stanfield International Airport

Where does the coach arrive in Saint-John?

Main arrival station: Maritime Bus Saint John Terminal

These are the two stations where coaches may stop when they arrive in Saint-John.

Coach stations in Saint-John:

• Maritime Bus Saint John Terminal
• Saint John Station St