Hotéis perto de St. John's Whale Watching, Seabird & Iceberg Tours
Descrição
Junte-se ao premiado passeio de barco de Nova Flandres enquanto saímos do coração do centro de St. John's, o porto marítimo mais antigo da América do Norte. Assista à maior concentração de baleias-rombos do mundo, observando como elas empurram seus corpos maciços de 40 toneladas para o ar e ondulam suas caudas icônicas para oportunidades de fotografia incríveis. Vapor através da passagem de 12.000 anos de idade icebergs como eles viajam a partir dos glaciares da Gronelândia. Cerque-se com os diferentes pássaros do mar que freqüentam nossas costas, incluindo os kittiwakes de pernas pretas, gannets do norte, águas calvas e os puffins do Atlântico elegantes e divertidos. Visite o ponto mais oriental da América do Norte, Cape Spear. Vista deslumbrante de onde o Oceano Atlântico encontra a terra, com Cape Spear Lighthouse e Battery acima de você. Tanto divertido quanto educativo, nosso tour narrado é divertido para toda a família.
Opções de passeio
Itinerário
Veja o porto de St. John e a linha do horizonte a partir da água! Espetaculares vistas de "olho de baleia" de edifícios históricos, linhas coloridas de casas e a famosa Bateria Externa de São João. Onda para os navios que passam enquanto você faz o seu caminho para a entrada do porto de St. John, The Narrows.
A partir da base de Signal Hill, você testemunhará a histórica e significativa Torre Cabot, o local da primeira comunicação transatlântica sem fios. Você terá um assento na primeira fila para as trilhas de caminhada que ponto ao longo da costa.
Passe por locais históricos como Fort Amherst Lighthouse. Aprenda sobre a história desses marcos através de uma narrativa guiada, incluindo o significado do porto de St. John desde o início do século 16.
Saindo ao longo das incríveis Cavernas do Mar de Blackhead, você testemunhará uma colônia Kittiwake. Fique atento para águas calvas, gannets do norte, pombos e outras aves do mar que você pode ver como eles freqüentam esta área.
Assista a vistas deslumbrantes do incrível Cape Spear National Historic Site - o ponto mais oriental da América do Norte! Você estará no Oceano Atlântico olhando para a emergente costa rugosa de rochas vulcânicas e metamorficas antigas. No topo dos penhascos está o farol Cape Spear e a bateria, sentados a 213 pés acima do nível do mar, fornecendo direção e segurança a navios que passam por mais de um século.
Destaques
O que está incluído
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Informações importantes
- Bebês e crianças pequenas podem andar em um carrinho
- Aceita animais de serviço
- Opções de transporte público disponíveis perto
- Bebês precisam sentar no colo de um adulto
- Adequado para todos os níveis de condicionamento físico
- Iceberg e observação de baleias não são garantidos.
- O passeio opera chuva ou brilho, por favor vesti-se adequadamente. Uma cabine aquecida está disponível.
- Por favor, siga todas as instruções fornecidas pela tripulação.
Avaliações(505)
Too many people were packed on the boat. Swells were to big to move around. So stayed stuck in one spot. Had to watch all the people sick off the side of the boat. Everyone seems nice enough, but that was an unpleasant experience.
Unfortunately, you can't order up wildlife. We did see one rare Minke whale, but we enjoyed a lovely tour on the water with a friendly, knowledgeable crew (they were even cheerful about cleaning up when other passengers succumbed to motion sickness). We even were able to be Screeched as honorary Newfoundlanders on the water, which seems like the most authentic way to do it (even if the code wasn't fresh. 😉) I would definitely recommend.
Friendly knowledgeable staff. Good boat. Captain was nice and helpful. Snacks could have been better choices. But all in all a beautiful day and lots of whale sightings
The experience was great! We had a mother whale and her calf hang around and swim very close to our boat for good periods of time. It was also very scenic and saw other native wildlife. The staff were very friendly (Glen and Zack) and entertaining. Highly recommend this great way to see a nice part of Canada.
Got to see humpback whales. Staff was great to make sure we could all see as long as possible. Unfortunately wrong time for Puffins.
We had a fabulous time. The crew was amazing. Glen, Walter and Wren were very accommodating. We did see a couple of whales. Mother and baby. Perfect weather. Would highly recommend this tour
Good experience but unfortunately not worth the price as the waves were high, no whales, no iceberg and limited information shared by the crew. They are not responsible for the weather.
I was really hoping that since this was an independent excursion not associated with the cruise ship we came in on, it wouldn't be like all the other cruise-sponsored events--packed beyond capacity and more about the number of people they can fit on the boat versus the experience those people have. I was wrong. This tour company scheduled far too many people for one 2 hour trip. I don't blame them, it's economics, but I was hopeful. Aside from that, the crew was great, the captain was informative and the vessel was in very good condition.
The ad said Whale & Puffin tour but when on the boat they told us puffins don't nest on the rocky ledges so we wouldn't see any
Great crew and nice trip. We saw one Minke whale on the trip. Would have been nice to see more, but nature doesn’t always cooperate. The crew and captain were awesome. They made sure we were comfortable and gave us great information.
