easy
2 hours
No special fitness needed, suitable for all ages and mobility levels.
Savor Nova Scotia’s coastal vistas and iconic fish and chips aboard a lobster boat at sunset. Discover the Strait’s Capt. Amy offers a unique perspective on local life and landscape.
2 hours • All ages • Up to 10 passengers
Embark on a unique sunset cruise aboard a Northumberland Strait lobster fishing boat, where you’ll savor classic Nova Scotia fish and chips. Enjoy stunning views of sandy beaches and quaint homes as you glide towards Pictou Harbour, creating unforgettable memories against the backdrop of a breathtaking sunset.
2 hours
Hop on board a real Northumberland Strait lobster fishing boat for a sunset tour that promises to satisfy your taste buds.
Your Fish n Chips Sunset Cruise experience begins as soon as you arrive at Caribou Fishermen's Wharf. Take in the sights and sounds as you stroll down the dock to meet Captain Amy on her Northumberland Strait fishing boat.
Before leaving the dock, Captain Amy will provide a tour of her boat, a safety briefing, and description of the course you're about to set sail.
Sit back and take in Nova Scotia’s north shore coastline peppered with sandy beaches, sea life, and quaint homes.
Upon reaching the mouth of Pictou Harbour, savour the picturesque view of the Pictou waterfront from the unique perspective of the water.
After docking in Pictou, relish in a Nova Scotia tradition as a feast of fish and chips is delivered directly to the boat from one of Pictou's waterfront restaurants. Sail back, basking in the glow of the setting sun over the Northumberland coastline.
We require a minimum of 4 to book. If you have a smaller party, please call us at 902-790-1490 and we will try to accommodate you with another booking.
Cruising course may depend on weather.
If you have a larger party, contact us about a flotilla experience with multiple boats!
Bring a jacket or sweater as temperatures can drop quickly after sunset on the water.
Keep your camera or phone ready for stunning sunset shots and coastal scenery.
Non-alcoholic drinks are included; you may bring your own alcohol or arrange ahead for onboard service.
Reservations require a party of at least four; smaller groups can be accommodated by contacting Discover the Strait.
Pictou Harbour is historically significant as the landing site of the first Scottish settlers in Nova Scotia, and fishing remains central to its identity.
Efforts are underway to protect the coastal ecosystem, including responsible fishing practices and clean water initiatives led by local organizations.
Protects against cool breezes and changing weather on the water.
spring|fall|summer specific
Capture the vibrant sunset and coastal landscapes.
Provides safety on wet or slippery deck surfaces.
Helpful for sun protection during longer daylight hours.
summer specific