Travel Advisories

Travel Within Nova Scotia

• Avoid non-essential travel outside your community (municipality where you live). Don’t travel outside your community unless it’s for essential travel like work, childcare, child custody, medical and legal appointments and necessary services like food, gas, healthcare and medication.
• All counties in Nova Scotia need to follow province-wide restrictions and protective measures.
• See Nova Scotia Travel Restrictions

Travel Within New Brunswick

• There are no current travel restrictions between communities in New Brunswick.
• See New Brunswick Covid-19 Alert Levels by Zone

Travel Within Prince Edward Island

• There are no current travel restrictions between communities in Prince Edward Island
• See Prince Edward Island Covid-19 Alert Levels

For more information, visit our Covid-19 Travel page.

As an essential service, Maritime Bus continues to provide regular service on Monday, Wednesday, Friday and Sunday for people & parcels. 

Please visit our Covid-19 Travel page for information and links to the most up-to-date travel requirements for each province.

Important to know:

• People from outside Nova Scotia, Prince Edward Island and Newfoundland and Labrador will not be allowed to enter Nova Scotia unless their travel is essential or they are permanent residents of Nova Scotia. Nova Scotia requires travellers from outside of PEI or Newfoundland are required to self-isolate for 14 days upon arrival, and to complete a self-declaration. Read More.
• New Brunswick requires pre-registration for all travellers entering the province, and for all travellers to self isolate for 14 days upon arrival. Read More.
• PEI requires pre-registration for all travellers entering the province, and for all travellers to self isolate for 14 days upon arrival. Read More