Walks – No Planks Involved!

 

Pyrate Lore & Harbour Walks™ start this Thursday, 29 June at 7pm in Downtown Port Colborne…aka “The Canal District”

Photo: De Laat Digital Imaging, Port Colborne

True Pyrate history & knowledge, pyracy on the Great Lakes, shipwrecks, the War of 1812 and perhaps the greatest secret about the Welland Canal ye’ll ever hear!

Meet us at the Compass by Bridge 21 (corner of West St. & Clarence St.)

  • Adults: $15
  • Children (6-16, must be accompanied by an Adult): $5
  • Family (2 Adults, 2 Children): $30

Our route is generally accessible (mostly paved ground).

Cash or Credit Card accepted. Canadian or US funds at par. No refunds – though a “rain check” may be issued once.

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NOTE: Thursdays are also “Cruise Nights” – great classic cars along Clarence St. – please use the free parking in the municipal lot on King St. at Princess St. (next to the Museum).

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