Always remove your shoes & socks before boarding, unless told otherwise. The Everly, permit 10168989.īare feet should be the norm.

Self serve is not permitted, we will serve.

Cash, if you'd like to give a cash gratuity.Īccessibility is not universal on our yachts.Īlcohol is sold on our yachts.

Your playlists, if booking a private charter.Camera - for great selfies & bragging rights.Valid photo ID, if ordering from the bar and we need to ask.So that we may have enough time to prepare our yacht(s) for the next tour, and welcome our next guests, we thank you for disembarking the yacht with the least delay possible, and also leaving the docks if disembarking at the marina. Port de plaisance, Parc Jacques-Cartier (advanced request required for this location)Īt very end of wharf between Alexandra Bridge and Hull Marinaīoth yachts return to the marina no later than: 10:30 PM. Marina Jacques Cartier (default location)Īcross street from Le Pirate Rest-O-Bord restaurantġ067 Jacques Cartier Street, in Gatineau, Quebec

If you are late and the yacht departs without you, a refund will not be provided. Unless you privately chartered the yacht(s), if you are late, departure time will not change to respect other passengers. 'I think it's pretty ridiculous that you have to pay $5, or you have to pay anything to use the public space to go and see the fireworks,' said Zuber Dinani, a student.Fireworks Parliament Rockcliffe Fireworks Toursīoth yachts leave the marina no later than: 7:30 PM.ĭuration of each tour - 2 hours, but could be up to 3 hours depending on when fireworks start. On Wednesday evening, only those who paid the $5 were allowed through the barricades and into the public area, regardless of whether they wanted to watch the fireworks.īytown Museum officials said they're charging to help prevent overcrowding, and that the $5 also allows after-hours entry to the museum. The synchronized music accompanying the fireworks isn't made available at the site, as it is in two other sanctioned areas where the entry fee is $8. The popular area near the Bytown Museum and the Rideau Canal Locks is normally open to the public for free, but Parks Canada and the museum are charging $5 for access before and during this summer's five fireworks shows, even though the organizations are not officially affiliated with the event. Some people are upset that access to a scenic public tourist destination near the Ottawa River is being blocked off during Casino du Lac Leamy's Sound of Light fireworks competition.

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