Unreal Sunset Cruise with Great Wine, Cheese & Vibes!…read more We had an absolutely incredible time on the JFarwell Sunset Cruise with Wine & Cheese Tasting. We totally lucked out with perfect weather and were treated to a stunning sunset over the beautiful Halifax Harbour--seriously postcard-worthy. The cheese spread was top-tier, and the wine tasting included four pours--we especially loved the first white they served, and to my surprise, even the Nova Scotia red wine (and I'm usually not a red guy!) was super tasty--juicy, almost like a black currant vibe. Really impressive. The crew was amazing--friendly, personable, and full of great knowledge about sailing and the surrounding harbour communities. Huge shoutout to Finn, who even let me take the wheel for a bit--YOU'RE MA BOY, FINN! This cruise is an experience we'll never forget. Whether you're into boats, wine, or just want to soak in Halifax's coastal beauty, this is a must-do.

We had a blast on our 1hr harbor sailing tour. 1. The boat is gorgeous 2. The crew is amazing:…read morefriendly and knowledgeable 3. The harbor view is beautiful 4 the sailing is super fun! 5 There are drink options at very reasonable prices! Do not miss this amazing adventure!!

Fun, Informative, and Totally Worth It!…read more The Halifax Harbour Hopper Tour was another highlight of our trip--and definitely worth the money. It's such a fun and unique way to explore the city! You start on land, taking in historic landmarks and beautiful views, then splash right into the harbour as the vehicle transforms into a boat. It's a cool experience whether you're a first-time visitor or a local looking to see the city from a new perspective. Our tour guide, Adina, was fantastic--full of energy, super knowledgeable, and made the whole ride engaging and fun. Big shoutout to Captain Geoff as well for the smooth and safe ride! We learned so much about the history of Halifax while also having a great time. Highly recommend this tour if you're looking for something a little different that mixes sightseeing with storytelling.

We came here on a pre booked and pre paid for tour and the weather was horrible. Everyone had to…read morestay inside and there was not enough seats for everyone inside. It was so windy and rough that you could not hear anything they said nor could you see out of the glass due to the water splashing up on the boats windows. While I understand they have no control over the weather, I feel they should have canceled the trip and refunded our money and we could have found something else to do that we would have enjoyed.

A boring boat ride with no narrative as to what we are seeing. Only a guitar player who loudly…read moreplays obscure music a mostly older crowd has never heard of. Truly a waste of time and money unless you enjoy riding in circles mostly around a working waterfront.

If you're not from the Maritimes, another coastal equivalent, or a band of scurvy-ridden pirates,…read moreyou might never have had the chance to sail on a true tall ship. If you ARE from the Maritimes, another coastal equivalent, or a band of scurvy-ridden pirates, you're probably well aware of the value of a day out on the water with a fully stocked bar slash the need for a first mate who doesn't know the meaning of 'mutiny'. The Tall Ship Silva is a local standard on the gorgeous Halifax waterfront, bringing regular boatloads of tourists and locals alike through tours of the habour, the Bedford Basin, and even the luxurious backyards of the houses on the North West Arm. That last one sounds creepy 'cause it kinda is. The Silva is roomy enough for a large crowd including a little jam space for a small band (if your party brought one along or booked them) and rocking out to Barrett's Privateers and Great Big Sea covers. A small room with a bar has comfortable bank seating for those who don't quite have their sea legs or weren't told that they probably shouldn't try to rock heels while soaring the high seas. Plus it has all the booze - you'll want to make note of this. The larger downstairs dining room is pretty basic but can be fully decked out with custom meal menus and catering for longer treks and can be particularly useful as one of two covered rooms (the bar is the other) for those times when the weather makes you want to just throw yourself overboard to put yourself out of your misery. Based on what they do and how they do it, the Silva definitely earns its four stars from me. The only thing is that your experience entirely depends on who goes with you, and how the weather is while you're out. If you can't nail down at least one of these two, you're probably not going to love it. Otherwise, it's a great venue for theme, office, or fundraiser parties!

Dennis garrison the skipper showed me and my 2 sons jacob and bill a wonderful day fishing for…read moreshark. He was great to chat with and very professional. I would highly recommend. Cheers from ed kuehne in Vancouver b.c

From the owner: We offer a way to explore the ocean in the way you would like. Custom charters available. Deep sea…read morefishing. Sight seeing. Shark fishing. Contact us for special pricing.

I cannot remember the name of our boat tour guide, but he was so much fun. We took the one hour…read moretour of Halifax Harbor and he provided lots of good information. No yelling or loud speaker, a bar, great weather, and a relaxing time.

Fun trip on an authentic East Coast vessel. Good great, fun entertainment and interesting sites…read more Half way through they raise the sails. A lovely site.

Took the whale watching tour, 2 kids, 3 adults. Friendly staff. We spotted some porpoises and they…read moretook us to a seal spot and we hung out with them for a while. No whales, but you can't plan on wild animals. Beautiful scenery on the way in and out, so bring the camera along. There are a lot of people on that boat, so get comfortable. Kids will either fall asleep or feel sea sick, so recommend they close their eyes to sleep.

The day started off sunny and continued through a great tour of the harbor and surrounding coast…read moreline. Unfortunately no whales were spotted but no for lack of searching. We did see some seals playing the the water and eagles. Tyler is terrific and worth the trip

We had a great time the tour was very good Halifax is very…read morebeautiful If you get there enjoy

This was an absolutely fantastic tour of Halifax and everything about it. Our guide Paul was so…read morepassionate and enthusiastic about Halifax and its history. Our tour lasted almost 7 hours and we were on a cruise ship and in Halifax for the day. He picked us right up at the port, had a sign with our names on it and there were 4 others with us in a nice van. A great small group of 6 people. We toured around the whole city, got to walk through the Public Gardens, stopped at the Citadel and saw the cannon fire at noon and the changing of the guard, learned so much about the explosion that killed many in Halifax and also learned things I did not know about the Titanic. We went to 2 different Titanic cemetaries and passed by even more. We stopped in a charming fishing village and had lunch at a local and delicious seafood restaurant. We could not have asked for a better day with a more enthusiastic host. He provided waters for us the entire day and also had a TV screen in the car to show us pictures and videos about all of the great stories he told us throughout the day. An absolutely fantastic tour that is a must do when visiting Halifax!

My young cousins came to visit Halifax, and the big harbor…read more Who better than to show them around, but Theodore himself. We were welcome aboard by a crew of young folks excited to be there, which I found impressive.. seeing as it was the dead of summer and I am sure the boat was running all day already. We were given a quick run through of the safety procedures and away we went. The tour aspect of the boat was kind of strange. The age group that was on the boat was more excited to just be on the water and the coloring pages provided. My cousins really did enjoy the waving to 'Benjamin Bridge'.. however now every bridge we come across in town is also Benjamin :P. Was an enjoyable time for kids and parents alike.

My son loves the Theodore books, so when I saw a Teambuy for a cruise on him (it?) last summer, I…read moreknew we had to go. It was fairly busy but not to the point of actually being crowded. You could still move around (just). They tour guides do cheesy jokes and other schtick that is good for the under 8 crowd. I would have liked a little more "real" history, but then again what can I expect when I'm on a tugboat with a giant ball cap and smiley face ;-) My son had a great time and we're going to go again this summer!

Great tour! Our tour guide gave us an in depth guide about all attractions, including the titanic…read moresite and all different towns and roads. The tour guide gave us many stories about the origins of Halifax and the immigrants. Very welcoming, very understanding and kind!

This was an outstanding full day tour! Our guide, Al, was fabulous! He was informative, funny, and…read morea great driver. We asked to go somewhere local to eat instead of Peggy's Cove where all of the buses were...Shaw's Landing had great food and hospitality. Even though we were a few minutes late getting off ship, Al still managed to get us to the Citadel in time for the changing of the guards and the cannon firing. Easy to find him when we got off the cruise ship with a big pink sign (I felt like a celebrity)! There were four of us and we had a can which made it easy to get in and out. Price was less expensive than the traditional bus tour. Highly recommend!! Thanks again Al for a great day! Happy fishing to you :)

If you're looking to be scared, this is not the ghost walk for you. Instead, this walk looks at…read moreHalifax ghost stories from a historical perspective. I haven't tried the other ghost walk (http://yelp.ca/biz/halifax-ghost-walk-halifax) and perhaps that is a bit scarier but this is a fascinating journey through the city that I thought I knew. The guide, Andy Smith, takes you on a gentle amble through Halifax, highlighting points of history I never even knew! Not a big fan of walking Halifax's many hills? It's pretty much all downhill walking. Intentionally. The route is designed so that you're basically working your way from the Citadel (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/citadel-hill-halifax-2) to the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic (http://www.yelp.ca/biz/maritime-museum-of-the-atlantic-halifax). It makes for a surprisingly good date activity and would probably be fun in a group.

$15/pp, very reasonable. This was more history tour than ghost walk (IMO), but it starts at the…read moretop of the hill and zig-zags down toward the harbour (ending at A. Keith's Brewery). Andy was a good tour-guide, and did a good job engaging with the audience. You can tell he's been doing this for a long time, which is both good and bad (sometimes it feels a little forced).