Not Tonight…
Thursday 10 Aug. NO WALK
Due to construction in the area…sorry for the late notice!
Thursday 10 Aug. NO WALK
Due to construction in the area…sorry for the late notice!
We’re “commandeering” the Hamilton Harbour Queen, along with our mate “Spooky Steph” & the crew at Haunted Hamilton! Sat. 22 July, 9:30 pm – 11:00 pm (boarding at 9:00 pm) – $40/person (90% sold out – book now!) Tales o’ ghosts, spirits, nautical disasters, Pyrate history and more…food, drink (cash bar) & rockin’ musical entertainment from Snowheel…
This Saturday (Aug. 6) at 10:30am Join us for Brunch on the Patio & Pyrate tales at the Crepe House (aka The Crepe Carte), 2012 Park St., Port Dover…and of course there are the historical walking tours at 1pm & 3pm! The Crepe House is Pyrate Approved™
Elegant and excellent was that Pyrate’s answer to the great Macedonian Alexander, who had taken him; the King asking him how he durst molest the seas so, he replied with a free spirit: “How darest thou molest the whole earth? But because I do it only with a little ship, I am called Brigand: thou…
Aye, it’s that time again – Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walk™ TONIGHT, 7pm in Downtown Port Colborne! Tales o’ pyracy on the Great Lakes, why Lake Erie has 4x more wrecks than the Bermuda Triangle and why the War of 1812 relied on Pyrates. [su_button url=”http://pyratesimage.com/services/great-lakes-pyrate-lore-harbour-walks#reserve” style=”bubbles” background=”#ed0000″ color=”#ffffff” size=”5″ icon=”icon: anchor” icon_color=”#ffeb16″ text_shadow=”1px 1px…
Join us this coming weekend (Sat. July 30 & Sun. July 31) for the 38th annual Canal Days Marine Heritage Festival in downtown Port Colborne – right at the junction o’ the Welland Canal & Lake Erie! We have a very special spot at the The Port Colborne Historical & Marine Museum (280 King St., at Princess St.) next…
This Thursday (28 Sept.) is our last walk this month – there is NO WALK NEXT WEEK, we resume on 12 October. We’ve been enjoying the visitors we’ve had this season; good questions, some good stories and a few who knew more than they let on! The local stories are great, of course; adding colour…