Full-Day Private Sail Charter on Mahone Bay

Explore the breathtaking views of South Shore Nova Scotia on a full-day private sail tour of beautiful Mahone Bay. Book this exclusive charter for you and your group of up to six onboard Oak Haven, a 35-foot full-keeled, cutter-rigged sail yacht. Navigate local history and legendary mysteries with Captain and crew. See abundant wildlife, breathe in the natural environment and if you’re interested, learn about sailing too!  

Tour Highlights:

• Full-day private sail charter for four (up to six guests) aboard the Oak Haven a 35-foot full-keeled, cutter-rigged sail yacht
• See coastal wildlife, islands, and the open waters of Mahone Bay as we explore ecologically diverse shorelines of Mahone Bay islands
• Savour a delicious locally sourced picnic lunch: we’ll set anchor at an island mid-day. Relax on the beach, explore the island or enjoy a refreshing swim.
• After lunch, experience an afternoon of sailing on the open waters of the bay: if you wish, help raise, winch in and trim the sails as we tack and gybe along our course!

Price: $870.00* + HST (Includes full-day sail for four adults)
* Add up to two additional guests for $100+ HST per person!

Dates: Offered daily, June 29 to September 26, 2024

Sail and Stay packages with overnight accommodation, half-day, or a sunset sail also available. 

Good to Know: 

• Full-day sail departure at 10:00 am from Mahone Bay Civic Marina (683 Main Street)
• Parking at the Marina is included in the package price
• Full-day sail ends at dinner time, just in time to enjoy one of Mahone Bay’s many quaint restaurants and B&Bs within walking distance from the Marina
• We recommend soft-soled, non-scuff shoes or deck shoes if you have them. No high heeled shoes. You may also wish to bring a hat, sunscreen, windbreaker or sweater and long pants, bathing suit and towel, and a camera! Please pack your gear in a soft bag or knapsack for easy stowage.
• Please advise us of any medical condition or mobility limitations that might affect your participation
• Tours are in English, but guides also speak French, Dutch, and some German