Our Tours
We offer tour options that reflect the outstanding nature, culture and history of St. Lewis Sound. Our only schedule is our departure times (9am and 2pm daily), and the tours that we run each day will depend on the interest of our clients. Whatever the tour, we promise a unique, fun-filled experience never to be forgotten.
Tour departure times are 9am and 2 pm daily. Minimum of two adults required to run the tour; maximum number of passengers is 12.
In addition to our regular tours, we can also provide custom tours and charters. Please contact us for availability and rates.
Whale and Iceberg Tour of St. Lewis Sound
In summer, along the coast of Labrador, spectacular icebergs from the north meet frolicking whales and dolphins from the south. Join us as we search for colossal icebergs carved from the ancient Greenland glaciers that drift into St. Lewis Sound. In their presence you can feel the cold arctic air and smell the pristine glacial waters as they glisten magically in the summer sun. Watch for mighty humpback whales as they leap from the waters of St. Lewis Sound, and keep an eye peeled for the elusive little minke whale. Dolphins frolic in the wake of the boat and every so often a pod of orcas can be seen as they stalk their prey.
We suggest that you bring a warm water resistant jacket, hat, gloves, camera and binoculars.
Adult - 60.00 + HST
Children under 12 - 45.00 + HST
Historical Tour Around the Bay
Take a boat tour with us around St. Lewis Sound and learn the history, geography and culture of this very unique corner of Labrador. Our tour starts at Mary’s Harbour, a community established by the International Grenfell Association in 1930, and takes you through Caribou Run, a picturesque passage through the islands of St. Lewis Sound. Here you will find an abandoned fishing village called Indian Cove, the remains of an early 20th-century whaling station at Antill Cove, and the most easterly point in mainland North America at Cape Charles. En route to Battle Harbour we pass White Point, the site of a former US Coast Guard Loran A navigation system, and the 1905 lighthouse on Double Island. After a stop to explore historic Battle Harbour, we return to Mary’s Harbour via the former fishing villages of Trap Cove and Matthew’s Cove.
We suggest that you bring a warm water resistant jacket, hat, gloves, camera and binoculars.
Adult - 80.00 + HST
Children under 12 - 65.00 + HST
Abandoned Community Tour
Join us as we head north out of St. Lewis Sound by boat to Murray’s Harbour, a former fishing community on the shore of the Labrador Sea. Learn about other fishing villages on the way, as well as the radar station at St. Lewis that was part of the Pine Tree Line during the Cold War. Come ashore with us at Murray’s Harbour for a walk around the abandoned community and a mug-up on the beach.
We suggest that you bring a warm water resistant jacket, good boots, hat, gloves, camera and binoculars.
Adult - 80.00 + HST
Children under 12 - 65.00 + HST