Discover Winnipeg’s captivating history, architecture, and natural beauty on our scenic river boat tour. Our guides reveal the city’s iconic landmarks and their stories, blending Indigenous heritage, architectural marvels, and the charm of the Peg.
Glide along the riverbanks, immersing yourself in the city’s vibrant past and picturesque landscapes. Join us for an unforgettable journey through the heart of Winnipeg, where every moment echoes with history and beauty.
Don’t want to share the boat? Book a private tour for just you and your party!
All tours depart from The Forks.
Before Winnipeg’s murals appeared on tourism brochures, graffiti writers were painting train bridges, river walls, underpasses, and abandoned spaces across the city. Long before social media, young artists built reputations through skill, risk, and creativity—drawing inspiration from hip hop, punk rock, skateboarding, BMX culture, and underground music scenes.
Join Winnipeg graffiti pioneer Pat Lazo for a 60-minute river tour exploring the hidden history of graffiti in Winnipeg. Along the way, you’ll discover artwork that can only be properly viewed from the water, learn how graffiti styles evolved over decades, and gain a deeper understanding of the people behind the paint. Whether you’re an art lover, lifelong Winnipegger, or simply curious about the city’s underground history, this tour offers a rare look at a side of Winnipeg most people never get to see.
Experience a one-hour cruise featuring a 45-minute solo cello performance by Gabriel Barbosa.
Originally from São Paulo, Brazil, Gabriel has performed with the Ribeirão Preto Symphony, Piracicaba Symphony Orchestra, and the Winnipeg Symphony Orchestra, and has appeared at major international music festivals in Brazil and Italy.
Now pursuing a Master’s degree in Cello Performance at the University of Manitoba under Minna Rose Chung, Gabriel is quickly establishing himself as one of Winnipeg’s emerging classical musicians.
Relax on the water as timeless classical works are brought to life in Winnipeg’s river
See The legislative grounds, Provencher bridge, Human Rights Museum, Cathédrale de Saint-Boniface, The Forks, and learn about the history of these landmarks as well as the region and environment itself. Our guides will present the tour in person.
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No. However there are many public washrooms nearby.
Yes. Operators perform a safety talk before each tour.
Boats will be accessible for folks with wheelchairs, mobility aids, and strollers. Please be aware that while the dock is reachable on foot, there are inclined paths to navigate.
No. All ages are welcome. Young children may need to sit on the lap of their parent or guardian. Senior guests enjoy a discounted rate as well.
Absolutely! There are several great spots to snap a photo. We encourage you to bring a camera or phone to capture the moment.
Yes. Our vessels have room to accommodate our furry friends. All pets must be under the control of their owner at all times.
No smoking or e-cigarettes are permitted for the comfort of all guests.
We will operate in mild weather events. Boats are covered, but be sure to bring appropriate clothing for the conditions. Serious events like lighting or heavy rain will delay or cancel the tour.
Yes! Children have a discounted rate.