(Updated on July 14th, 2020)

*As regulations are being gradually lifted, please check in frequently to stay up-to-date with the latest developments.*

Currently, we are accepting bookings from travellers who are already inside the Atlantic Canadian travel bubble, which includes Nova Scotia, Newfoundland and Labrador, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island. Travel restrictions for all other Canadian provinces may be lifted later this summer. Non-essential international travel is still advised against, and the border with the US remains closed for tourism. The same applies to most other international travellers who are not allowed to enter Canada for leisure yet.

Should you need to postpone or cancel your booking with us, you have the following options: Postponing your trip is always free of charge. You can also have your booking turned into a non-expiring voucher or gift certificate for free. Should you have to cancel, you get 90 % of your funds back, the rest covers credit card and processing fees. Please allow a few workdays for the funds to show back up in your account. In case you need to change or cancel your trip, please contact us by email (seakayak@novashores.com) and tell us which option you prefer.

We have implemented best practices to reduce the risk of a virus infection on our tours and at our accommodation. The maximum group size is 8 guests plus your guide. Social distancing and the frequent disinfection of gear and public areas are standards. Please keep your face covering handy in case social distancing cannot be maintained, for example in situations where the guide has to help adjusting your gear. Wash or disinfect your hands frequently and do not touch your face. Please notify us in case you experience any symptoms of COVID-19, and abstain from taking the tour to protect others. In this case, you can turn your booking into a voucher or receive a 90 % refund right until tour start.

We hope to see you soon! Summer is here, and the conditions for kayaking are excellent. Let’s get out there and have some fun!

(Updated on July 14th, 2020)

The usual road to the Three Sisters via the Apple River Road remains closed. The access is now via West Advocate and on the Eatonville Road right through beautiful Cape Chignecto Park. It is a dirt road for about 13 km, and has been graded earlier this summer, and it is now part of the adventure! However, it is rather narrow and rocky in sections. We recommend a vehicle that has some clearance. Not recommended for RVs. Please check in at our office in Advocate Harbour prior to driving to the put-in spot at Spicers Cove to pick up your gear. Please let us know upon booking in case you require a ride with your guide to the put-in spot as seats are limited.