How to beat the heat in Halifax, Nova Scotia

When the weather goes haywire while you’re on vacation, and the humidity levels in Halifax climb up to the mid-30s Celsius (or 106 Fahrenheit), you can sit around and sweat and feel like you’re going to die.

Or you can drive down the ocean and take a swim in the Atlantic Ocean and cool off for awhile.

The water was slightly chilly but it was very refreshing and it felt wonderful. I swam around and splashed with the kids and it made the day a little more bearable.

Ahhh... Much better...

The fact that it completely renewed my spirit was a fantastic bonus.

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3 thoughts on “How to beat the heat in Halifax, Nova Scotia

  1. Loving your photos- the Canadian East Coast is a bit of a knowledge void for me, so great to hear stories about it (one day I will read The Shipping News. I will…)

    Even though I am not a “beach person”, there is something about living near a body of water- being able to go to the beach in summer, having it regulate your life. Enjoy 🙂 (and keep us posted! 😉 )

  2. Oh, fantastic! Ha! My old stomping grounds. Now all we (both) have to do today is figure out how to beat the heat again. I’m almost wishing that hurricane would hurry up. 🙂

  3. Those are some refreshing photos! It’s so hot in my room right now. I’d give anything to be swimming in that chill water.