St. John's Tour + Iceberg Boat Cruise - Photo 1
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St. John's Tour + Iceberg Boat Cruise

On this tour in St. John's, you'll visit notable sites such as the Cape Spear Lighthouse and Signal Hill, along with a 2-hour boat ride to spot humpback whales. Description. At the specified time, we'll pick you up from your hotel to begin a tour...

  • 6 hours
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On this tour in St. John's, you'll visit notable sites such as the Cape Spear Lighthouse and Signal Hill, along with a 2-hour boat ride to spot humpback whales.

Description

At the specified time, we'll pick you up from your hotel to begin a tour of the capital of Newfoundland. This tour allows you to visit St. John's by land and sea.

Your first stop will be the Cape Spear Lighthouse, the most eastern land point in Canada and the oldest lighthouse in Newfoundland. You'll have free time to enjoy views of the Atlantic and possibly spot icebergs.

Next, you'll discover main attractions in the city, including Jellybean Row, George Street, and Quidi Vidi. Make sure to capture memorable photos.

The tour then proceeds to Signal Hill, a significant site for learning about the Seven Years' War. Information regarding St. John's role in world communication will also be shared, including the fact that Marconi received the first transatlantic wireless signal here.

To conclude the day, you will board a boat for a 2-hour journey around the icy waters of Newfoundland. You'll encounter sights such as Cape Spear, Cabot Tower, and Fort Amherst from the sea. There is also the possibility of spotting humpback whales.

After 6 hours of activity, you will be returned to your hotel.

Included

  • Hotel pickup and drop–off
  • Transport by bus or minibus
  • Boat ride
  • English–speaking guide

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