Donelda’s Bird Island Puffin Tours
St. Ann's Bay & North Shore
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Located just 20 minutes east of the seaside village of Baddeck, Donelda’s Puffin Boat Tours take you to the nesting grounds of the adorable black, white, and orange-beaked Atlantic Puffin. Sightings are guaranteed on this two-and-a-half hour bird watching experience aboard Donelda’s covered boat with removable windows for capturing photos. Washroom is available.
You’ll also likely see Kittiwakes, Razorbills, and even Bald Eagles. Watching grey seals basking on the rocks is also a probability. The Bird Islands are an official bird sanctuary located one mile off Cape Dauphin.
Call 1-877-2PUFFIN to book a tour! Reservations are recommended.
CAA/AAA discounts available. Giftshop available onsite.
Note: If paying by cash when you check in, a credit card is still needed at booking time to secure the reservation. Your card is not charged until you check in or fail to show up.
Taxes and gratuities are extra
- Fares subject to change depending on fuel prices (due to the rising fuel costs we will add a $3.00 fuel tax to all adult and senior fares)
- Sailings may be canceled due to sea conditions
- Minimum 10 adults per sailing
- Confirm all sailing times
Cancellation policy: failure to call 24 hours in advance to cancel will result in your credit card being charged the full amount*
Forms of accepted payment:
- Cash – Canadian or US (exchange given)
- E-transfer from Canadian Banks
- Zelle mainly US residents
- Credit cards: Visa & Mastercard
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Family Friendly Gift Shop Group Friendly Guided Tours Online Booking Washrooms Available
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