Harbour Hopper Tours, Halifax Travel Guide
Free Guide: Experience Halifax by land and sea! Explore historic landmarks and splash into the harbor on a unique amphibious adventure.
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Experience Halifax by land and sea! Explore historic landmarks and splash into the harbor on a unique amphibious adventure.
The Harbour Hopper is a unique tour experience in Halifax, Nova Scotia, offering a combined land and sea adventure. Aboard a retrofitted amphibious vehicle, originally a military LARC-V from the Vietnam War era, visitors explore the city's historical landmarks and then splash into the Halifax Harbour for a unique perspective of the waterfront.
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- departure/return point, 1549 Lower Water St, Halifax, NS B3J 1T3
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Embark on a memorable journey through Halifax with the Harbour Hopper, an award-winning amphibious tour that showcases the best of the city by both land and sea. This isn't your average tour bus; the Harbour Hopper is a retrofitted LARC-V (Light Amphibious Resupply Cargo), initially designed for the U.S. military during the Vietnam War. These vehicles were used to transport supplies from ship to shore and were later utilized by armed forces in other countries.Today, these impressive vehicles have been repurposed to provide a fun and informative tour experience. As you board the Harbour Hopper at 1549 Lower Water Street, prepare for a comprehensive tour of Halifax's most noteworthy sites. Knowledgeable guides share historical facts and entertaining stories about Halifax, ensuring an engaging experience for all ages.The tour begins on land, where you'll see iconic landmarks such as St. Paul's Cathedral, Citadel Hill, and the Halifax Public Gardens. The adventure continues as the Harbour Hopper splashes into the Halifax Harbour, offering unique photo opportunities of the waterfront, Georges Island National Historic Site, and the active harbor. The tour guides also provide insights into Halifax’s connection to the Titanic tragedy and the rich history of the Canadian Naval dockyards.With a partially covered deck, the Harbour Hopper operates rain or shine, providing a comfortable experience regardless of the weather. The tour is approximately 55 minutes long, providing a snapshot of Halifax's classic sights in an unconventional and exciting way.
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