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#創創動計劃分萬萬现金 4 DAYS AND 3 NIGHTS IN HALIFAX, SUPER DETAILED SHOPPING AND DINING GUIDE FOR YOUR CHECK!

My dears, we have been in Halifax for four days and three nights, and we have given you a thorough understanding of food, drink and entertainment. Just copy the homework!

Day 1: First Encounter with the Charm of the Seaside

After landing at Halifax Airport, take bus No. 320, which will take you directly to downtown DT for 4.25 Canadian dollars, or download HFX GO in advance, which is very convenient for travel. Don&#39;t rush to the city after arriving in the city, go to COWS to buy an ice cream, the lemon flavor is refreshing and the coffee flavor is rich and mellow. The crispy skin of their ice cream is super solid, and you will feel half full after eating one.

Then check in at the popular restaurant The Bicycle Thief. The lobster roll is worth a try. The full shrimp meat is super satisfying, and the king crab dumplings are more ordinary.

Go to Point Pleasant Park in the evening. The park is very large. Stroll along the coastline with few people and beautiful scenery. If it is foggy, the dark rocks on the beach will give you a Nordic feel. Find a bench to lie down and stare blankly. It is very healing.

Day 2: Cross-river exploration and colorful harbor

Spend a little money to get a one-day bus card, and you can take the bus or ferry as you like. First go to the Ferry Terminal to take the ferry to the other side and try the Japanese food at Doraku. The pork chop rice is good, but the sushi is just so-so.

Take the 6B bus to Fisherman&rsquo;s Cove, where there are colorful little houses, souvenir shops and snack stands next to each other. You must eat the lobster roll at the end of the road. The delicious shrimp meat is wrapped in a special sauce, and it is super satisfying to take a bite.

If you catch the sunset on the return trip, go to Castle Hill to see the orange sea, and then visit Halifax Public Park to digest the food.

Day 3: The Interweaving of Food and Culture

At noon, I went straight to Xiaoyu Guilin Rice Noodles. Their pig intestines noodles were very generous in portion, but a little salty. The signature Guilin rice noodles were not so amazing.

After eating and drinking, I went to the Immigration Museum to learn about Canadian immigrants. There were explanations to listen to, which was very informative.

In the afternoon, I experienced 90 minutes of kayaking. The coach was very enthusiastic. Even novices could have fun. Although I was tired after the end, I felt a sense of accomplishment. In the evening, I went to Sea Smoke Restaurant recommended by the coach. Halibut must be ordered. I don&rsquo;t know if the sauce is lemon or grapefruit. It is sour and appetizing. The mashed potatoes below are soft and delicate, and there are some sour leaves to enhance the flavor. The taste is super rich. Their grilled lobster is also good, but it is slightly inferior to the halibut. After eating, you can also watch the performance of the Mexican brother on the roadside. Maybe you will be pulled up to be a &quot;tool man&quot;, which is super interesting.

Day 4: Exploring the Little Pig Bay and Enjoying a Seafood Feast

Sign up for a half-day tour of Peggys Cove. Before departure, go to Mary&#39;s African Cuisine to try some fresh food. African cuisine is really unique. The curry chicken is rich in flavor and the spices are perfectly matched. It&#39;s quite novel to see everyone eating with their hands when you enter the store.

Take a minibus to Little Pig Bay. The tour guide introduces various interesting stories along the way, which is super interesting. Don&#39;t be afraid even if you encounter a foggy day. Little Pig Bay has a unique flavor under the fog. The surging waves hit the reefs, which is super shocking.

After the trip, if you catch Shuck Seafood&#39;s Happy Hour, oysters are only 1.5 Canadian dollars each, which are fat and fresh. Then order a portion of mussels and shrimp pasta and eat until you are full. Finally, take bus No. 320 to the airport for a perfect return trip!

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