Due to weather, demand, private charters and other circumstances beyond our control, schedule is subject to change • To confirm departures please call 902-420-1015 • 24-hour notice required to issue refunds • Family: 2 adult and 2 children (aged 15 or under); Family for Harbour Hopper Tour: 2 adults and 2 children (aged 6 or under) • Maximum two children for family rate • Food is not permitted on any tour • We accept the following methods of payment: Interac Debit, MasterCard, VISA, American Express (tour purchases only), WeChat Pay, Alipay, and Apple Pay • Children under the age of one ride FREE • All prices are subject to 15% HST and a $2.75 booking fee • For further information call (902) 420-1015
We encourage all passengers to be sun-safe: apply sun protection, bring along a light layer (jacket, sweater), and a hat before traveling on any tour. Keep in mind that we do carry sun protection and clothing in our waterfront gift shops. On cooler days & evenings, we recommend you bring along an additional layer (jacket, sweater) as temperatures can be several degrees cooler on the water.
To ensure that you and guests have sufficient time to board your tour bus or vessel, please plan your parking accommodations in advance. For further information, please visit any one of these links: Downtown Halifax Parksmart | Waterfront Parking
We are committed to providing guests with the best tour experience so we recently introduced a new Harbour Hopper which is capable of accommodating one wheelchair user per tour. To ensure the schedule reflects the additional time required to load and unload, and that properly trained staff are scheduled for the tour, we require guests who require the service to provide us with 24-hours notice. Please contact us directly with any questions regarding accessibility on the Harbour Hopper at 902-490-8687.
Accommodating Persons with Special Needs aboard passenger vessels was identified as a focus area by Transport Canada Marine Safety in 2015. As a result, Ambassatours Gray Line has developed and implemented a Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for identifying and assisting such passengers. This SOP is part of the Safety Management System (SMS) and includes procedures for assisting and accommodating passengers during boarding and disembarking, during emergencies, and while enjoying the onboard service delivery. While delivering the shuttle ferry service to Georges Island, Ambassatours Gray Line operations will be guided by the Canadian Transportation Agencies Ferry Accessibility for Persons with Disabilities: Code of Practice. Vessel boarding arrangements will allow for convenient boarding for mobility impaired persons, including those in manual and powered wheelchairs.
