We scheduled a half-day (4-hour) tour last minute. The weather was excellent - cloudy and cool, so not too hot but also not rainy or humid. We were part of a group of six with one guide. There was a short orientation and fitting for life vests and kayak skirts, and we were on the water pretty quickly, about 20... More

My fiance and I ran afoul of some rough waters in May, and a set wave took one of us down. Our guide, Karl V., was so absurdly "on it" that he has taken on the mantle of Timeless Hero among our friends and family. He saved a life that day, not hours after cooking us a fantastic breakfast during... More

The staff were all incredibly friendly and helpful. They recommended other great activities in the area since it was our first time in Nova Scotia. Our guide was amazing, doing tricks for us, telling us local lore, showing us small, hard to get to beautiful places via kayak. They were patient with us 'newbie' kayakers but obviously very experienced and... More

I tried to contact them during all the day and they waited 30 minutes before the tour to cancel it ... That show a bad organization and no respect for customers !!! (Weather was predictable that day!) Maybe cancellation was more economical because we were a small group... More

Two of us in Halifax for a conference signed up for the full day tour. It was well that we did so after our conference, because if we'd done it first we might have skipped our meetings and just gone out again. The arrangements (including the shuttle pickup from our downtown hotel) went smoothly, the guide was very knowledgeable, and... More

"Coastal sea kayaking" is offered as an optional shore excursion for cruise ships visiting Halifax ($133 US when we traveled). Six in our party (mix of two >40 men and 4 20's young folk) were picked up at the pier alongside Carnival Victory by a comfortable tour bus that made the 45-minute drive along the coast to Lower Prospect. We... More