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Who We Are

Miramichi River Boat Tours is Miramichi’s official tour boat. We have served visitors to Miramichi for seven years with our unique brand of “Miramichi hospitality”.

 

Our boat, the "Alexander L. is a converted 38' lobster boat, the same kind of vessel that has taken fisherman out to sea for hundreds of years.

It is Transport Canada approved and has all standard safety equipment on board. This includes life jackets in all sizes. There is also a washroom facility.

 

About your Captain

Born and raised in Miramichi, your captain, Azade Hache is French Acadian. He is certified and fully bilingual. His extensive knowledge of the river and its history makes Miramichi River Boat Tours informative and unforgettable. Each tour is unique and personal.

 

Miramichi History and Your Tour

Miramichi has a rich and unique history. First Nations people have hunted and fished its shores for thousands of years. French Acadiens settled here and hundreds lost their lives during the Acadian Expulsion. Historic sites and archeological remains tell their story of struggle and sorrow.

 

Tall pines and a vast fishery brought William Davidson here in the late 18th century and Miramichi’s rich shipbuilding heritage began. The Irish settled on the river during the Potato famine in the mid nineteenth century. This history remains and is brought to life for you as you cruise the shores of this historic river and the proud people who call it home.

 

During your tour you will see historical buildings and sites from the water and be able to touch history with on board living history displays. You may also see nesting eagles, a First nations food fishery, gaspereau fishers, and of course the king of the river...is often spotted, leaping out of the water...the famed Miramichi salmon.

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Captain Hache uses living history displays to tell a fascinating story

"The river has many stories to tell....
if you speak its language."
Capt. Azade Hache