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MS Johann Strauss

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Waltz on board the newly renovated Johann Strauss and enter the melodic elegance of European river cruising. Your heart will want “to sing every song it hears” as you relish the bright, whimsical style of this delightful ship. The rich and famous traveled through Europe in style, enjoying elaborate meals, intriguing company, and fine wines. Now you can too. The Johann Strauss resonates fanciful style, drawing you into your own whimsical journey along the iconic Rhine, Main and Danube Rivers.

Everything on board the enchanting Johann Strauss resounds bright and airy elegance, infused with imagination and vibrant color. Panoramic views from the Wachau Lounge and Bar engulf you in the surrounding fairytale landscape. Well appointed, comfortable sofas and chairs beckon passengers to relax and drink in the bordering ambiance. Your stay on the Johann Strauss will be a fairy-tale dream in itself, not to mention the captivating ports of call.

• Bright and inviting Lounge offering panoramic views and specialty drinks
• Elegant Restaurant presenting a myriad of choices for your dining pleasure
• Concierge services
• Business center
• Safe deposit boxes
• Top Sun Deck featuring sun chairs to take in the fresh air along with the fairytale scenery
• Standard Rhine Deck (165 ft²)
• Suite Danube Deck (210 ft²)
• Standard Moselle Deck (128 ft²)
• Junior Suite Rhine Deck (195 ft²)
• Deluxe Rhine Deck (165 ft²)
• Deluxe Danube Deck (165 ft²)

• Ensuite Bathroom
• Air-conditioning
• Large windows
• In-room phone
• In-room safe
• Storage space
• Reading lamp
• Bottled water
• Writing desk
• Climate control system
• Amazing view
• Power Outlets

Dining on the Johann Strauss is a symphony of pleasures. Seated at private tables with crisp white linen, candles, embossed silver and fine porcelain, you will dine in style. The cuisine of the Johann Strauss is truly inspired. Freshly prepared dishes made with local ingredients are graciously served along with recommendations of carefully selected wines. Whilst you enjoy the relaxed conversation and watch the landscape tranquility pass you by, courses seamlessly follow one another. Breakfasts and lunches on the Johann Strauss are à la carte, and of a lyrical allure. In the afternoons, you can enjoy the Afternoon Tea, a European tradition. Bon appétit!

Wascana Centre

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• Urban / Suburban
• Guided tour
• Interpretive program
• Self-guided tour
• Boat launch
• Conference facilities
• Drinking water
• Modern washroom
• Nature trails
• Outdoor pool
• Picnic area
• Picnic shelter
• Picnic tables
• Birding / Wildlife viewing
• Disc golfing

Food and Beverage

• Casual dining
• Concession / Fast food
• Fine dining

Equipment Rental

• Canoe rental
• Kayak rental
• SUP (stand-up paddleboard) rental

Inclusive Travel

• Pet friendly
• Wheelchair access

Maps & Docs

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Phone(s): 306-522-3661 | [email protected]

In the heart of Regina.

Latitude: 50.43746° N, Longitude: -104.6093° W

Wascana Centre is a 930-hectare urban park located in the heart of Regina. This beautifully landscaped park surrounds a scenic 120 hectare lake with water features. It is home to numerous walking and cycling trails, picnic/barbecue areas, unique play areas and a skateboard plaza, disc golf. Wascana Centre also numerous floral gardens and featured landscapes such as the Queen Elizabeth II Gardens. Other park amenities include natural habitat zones, public art and monuments, canoe, kayak and paddleboard rentals, ferry boat tours, self-guided walking tours and major Regina attractions. Winter activities include skating on the lake and cross-country skiing. Visit the visitor services kiosk, located in Wascana Place, during the summer months to see what Regina and Wascana Centre has to offer.    Enjoy eating at one of the restaurants located within the park. Bar Willow Eatery offers dining with a view of the lake, while Sky Cafe and Bistro is located within the Saskatchewan Science Centre. If you are enjoying the exhibits at the MacKenzie Art Gallery, stop by and have a bite to eat at Craft Services. Willow Island, situated on Wascana Lake is an ideal location in summer for group picnics, weddings and barbecues; available by pre-booking. 

Location Information

lat. 50.43746° N, long. -104.6093° W

Phone: 306-522-3661 | [email protected]

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Explore seven provinces and three states on this cross-country tour through the Canadian Maritimes, Appalachian Mountains and Niagara Falls. Board a cruise down the Rideau Canal, and the discover the Wisconsin Dells on a Boat Tour. Experience the illusion of Magnetic Hill and the wonder of the Reversing Falls. Take in some history at the Maritime Museum & Grave Sites, and the Springhill Miners Museum. Tour Quebec City, PEI, Charlottetown, Halifax, Ottawa, Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake. An unforgettable experience!

Day 1 – Regina to Winnipeg, MB

We’re heading East! Farewell Saskatchewan; hello Manitoba! The coach will start in Saskatoon, travel south through Regina and into Winnipeg for the first night.

*Fly-in guests join the tour in Winnipeg, and transfer to the hotel

Day 2 – Winnipeg to Thunder Bay, ON

Leaving the prairies behind, the scenery changes to Northwestern Ontario's beautiful forests and lakes. 

Day 3 – Thunder Bay to Sault Ste. Marie, ON

Today’s drive is along the coastline of spectacular Lake Superior on the way to Sault Ste Marie. There will be plenty of opportunities to stop for photos along the way.

Day 4 – Sault Ste. Marie to Ottawa

Saying goodbye to the Great Lakes and central Ontario, it’s off to Canada’s capital, Ottawa, home for the next two nights. The evening is free to explore.

Day 5 – Ottawa

The day starts with a city tour of Ottawa and Parliament Hill . After some free time at the famous Byward Market, it’s off for a cruise of the Rideau Canal .

Day 6 – Ottawa to Quebec City, QC

Crossing the border into ‘La Belle Province’, travel to Trois Rivieres and tour the BOREALIS Museum . This former industrial heritage site transformed into a museum will allow you to discover the themes of the forest, the log drive, the loggers, without forgetting the life of the workers of yesteryear.  Then on to Quebec City which will be home for 2 nights.

Day 7 – Quebec City, QC

Start the day with a guided tour of this fascinating walled city, then stop at the Copper Art Studio Museum and the stunning Sainte Anne de Beaupré Cathedral .  Dinner tonight is at an authentic Quebec Sugar Shack .

Day 8 – Quebec City to Bathurst, NB

A unique coffee break at St Jean Port Joli, famous for its wood carvers. Next, a stop at Rimouski, QC, at the Pointe-au-Pere Historic Site and Maritime Museum.  Climb the 128 steps to the top of the Pointe-au-Pere Lighthouse for a breathtaking view of Rimouski Bay. It was completed in 1909 and it’s the second tallest lighthouse in Canada at 33 metres (108 feet).  After, be transported into the life of a deep-sea diving submariner, the 90-metre-long Onondaga Submarine which was operational in the North Atlantic between 1967 and 2000. Explore the control and engineering rooms, propellers, sonar, and the bunks! Finally, tour the Maritime Museum which is a treasure trove of information on the area’s rich Maritimes history.

Day 9 – Bathurst to Charlottetown, PEI

The first attraction today will be the Irving Eco-Centre, la Dune de Bouctouche. This sand dune stretches 12 km across Bouctouche Bay, a result of the constant action of wind, tides, and sea currents since the last ice age. Every major storm, its shape changes. Stroll along the 800-metre boardwalk, perhaps catching sight of the shore and migrating birds that make the dune their habitat. The interpretive centre has educational and interactive displays describing the dunes. Heading to PEI, cross the 13km long Confederation Bridge . Stopping at COWS Creamery , take a self-guided tour of the “Behind the Scenes” area to see how they make their famous cheeses, butter and of course, their ice cream! Charlottetown will be your home for the next two nights.

Day 10 – Charlottetown

A local guide will show you around Prince Edward Island , including a tour of Charlottetown . Of course, no tour of PEI would be complete without a visit to the Anne of Green Gables Heritage Place . Dinner tonight is in New Glasgow, where you will enjoy a traditional PEI Lobster Dinner (if you are not a seafood lover, alternatives are available).

Day 11 – Charlottetown to Sydney, NS

Cross the Northumberland Strait to Caribou, NS by ferry, and then follow the beautiful coastline of Nova Scotia north to scenic Cape Breton Island on the way to Sydney, home for two nights.

Day 12 – Cabot Trail

Today travel the breath-taking Cabot Trail , the most photographed and scenic highway in Canada. There will be lots of photo stops along the way. You will also visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site today.

Day 13 – Sydney to Halifax, NS

Today a historic City Tour of Halifax includes a visit to Fairview Lawn Cemetery where there are gravesites of some of the passengers on the ill-fated Titanic.

Day 14 – Halifax, NS

With a free morning to explore on your own, perhaps visit the always interesting Canadian Museum of Immigration at Pier 51.  In the afternoon, the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic is on the agenda and then out to the most photographed village in Canada, Peggy’s Cove .

Day 15 – Halifax

Today is a completely free day to either rest or take in some of Halifax’s other attractions such as the Canadian Immigration Museum at Pier 21.

Day 16 – Halifax to Fredericton, NB

The first stop today will be at the Springhill Miners’ Museum to learn about the coal mining history of Nova Scotia and the 1958 mining disaster. From there travel to Moncton, New Brunswick, stopping to see the unusual phenomenon of Magnetic Hills . The day isn’t over yet!  The Hopewell Rocks on the Bay of Fundy are rock formations caused by tidal erosion .  The Bay of Fundy has the highest tides in the world because of an unusual combination of resonance (or seiche) and the shape of the bay.

Day 17 – Fredericton to Riviera du Loup, QC

Kings Landing is a living history museum with original buildings from the period of 1820-1920. A costumed interpreter will explain the many different structures and the various jobs that contribute to running the village during that era. Their philosophy is "tell them and they'll forget. Show them and they'll remember. Involve them and they'll understand". On the way to Riviere du Loup, stop in Hartland, NB to see the worlds longest covered bridge.

Day 18 – Riviera du Loup to Montreal

Travel along the south side of the St Lawrence this time heading into Montreal. A free afternoon to explore the beauty of Old Montreal, view the Notre Dame Cathedral and maybe enjoy a famous Montreal smoked meat sandwich!

Day 19 – Montreal to Niagara Falls, ON

Travel down the busiest traffic corridor in Canada, the infamous Highway 401, on the way to Niagara Falls, home for 2 nights.

Day 20 – Niagara Falls

This morning, a local guide will be joining for a tour of Niagara Falls and the surrounding Niagara-on-the-Lake area. Prepare to get a little wet as you get up close and personal with the falls on the Voyage to the Falls Boat Tour . This sturdy vessel takes you to the base of the falls where the water thunders all around. These tours have operated continuously since 1846! 

Day 21 – Niagara Falls to Frankenmuth, MI

Today cross into Michigan and head for Frankenmuth. This Bavarian-style town is home to a year-round Christmas store that boasts 50,000 ornaments. 

Day 22 – Frankenmuth

Enjoy some free time to explore Frankenmuth today. An authentic Bavarian chicken dinner is included this evening.

Day 23 – Frankenmuth to Rockford, IL

You should see some great fall foliage on our way to Rockford.

Day 24 – Rockford to Minneapolis, MN

Today includes a boat tour of the Upper Dells at Wisconsin Dells.  Cruising through an awesome path cut by ancient glaciers. You’ll pass under pine-crowned cliffs, navigate winding river narrows, and view iconic sandstone formations like Chimney Rock, Blackhawk’s Profile and Romance Cliff. This evening, join your new friends, Tour Director, and Driver for a WestWorld Tours Farewell Dinner .

Day 25 – Minneapolis to Winnipeg, MB

We head north, back into more familiar territory. After a break at Duty Free, we cross into Canada. Tonight some of our passengers will be saying goodbye.

Day 26 – Winnipeg to Saskatchewan

The final stretch home for all the Saskatchewan bound passengers.

*Fly-in guests transfer to the airport, and depart the tour from Winnipeg

Dates & Prices

Double occupancy, triple occupancy, single occupancy.

All prices are per person and include taxes and fees. Prices are in CAD.

Not included in price:

• Gratuities for Tour Director and Driver
• Meals and activities not specified in the itinerary
• Any personal expenses
• Travel Insurance
• Pre or post tour arrangements

Passengers not needing rooms in Winnipeg:

Double: Deduct $105.00pp

Triple: Deduct $78.75pp

Single: Deduct $210.00pp

Pick up locations:  Saskatoon, Moose Jaw, Regina, Moosomin, Brandon, Winnipeg. Other pick up locations available upon request

Tour Highlights

Traditional Lobster Dinner

Prepare your taste buds. You can’t say you’ve been to Prince Edward Island unless you have tried their famous lobster dinner.

The Cabot Trail

This scenic coastal highway is one of the most photographed highways in Canada. With views this spectacular, photos will never do them justice, these views must be witnessed

Maritimes Museum & Grave Sites

Immerse yourself in Nova Scotia’s rich maritime history. Did you know victims of the Titanic were picked up by boats from Halifax and buried in Halifax?

Anne of Green Gables Cottage

As the setting of the popular novel “Anne of Green Gables”, the Green Gables Heritage place is one of the most notable literary landmarks in Canada.

Alexander Graham Bell Museum

Step into the life of the man who invented the telephone, Alexander Graham Bell.

Rideau Canal Cruise

First opened in case of a war with the United States, the Rideau Canal is the oldest continuously operated canal system in North America.

Confederation Bridge

Connecting Prince Edward Island with New Brunswick, the Confederation Bridge is considered one of the top engineering achievements of the 20th Century.

Kings Landing

With over 90,000 artefacts, Kings Landing has one of the largest collections in Atlantic Canada. The history told here reflects daily life in 19th-century rural New Brunswick through many costumed interpreters and a few educational exhibits.

Dinner at a Quebec Sugar Shack

Surprisingly delectable, this maple infused meals will not disappoint your taste buds.

Peggy's Cove

Still in operation and marking the eastern entrance to St. Margaret’s Bay, Peggy’s Point Lighthouse is one of the most recognizable lighthouses in the world.

Voyage to the Falls Boat Tour to the Base of Niagara Falls

Get up close and personal with the breathtaking Niagara Falls.

Magnetic Hill

Don’t let your eyes fool you, down is not up!

Hopewell Rocks

Home to the highest tides in the world, you will walk along the ocean floor, marvel at formations carved by tide and time, and explore caverns, all before the tides claim them for their own.

Reversing Falls

Watch as some of the highest tides in the world collide with the Saint John River creating a unique natural phenomenon.

Springhill Miners' Museum

Take in the incredible industrial heritage of Springhill and its famous coal mine.

City Tour of Montreal

Wander through Montreal’s many neighborhoods, from cobblestoned Old Town with the Gothic Revival Notre-Dame Basilica at its core, to the bohemian Plateau.

City Tour of Quebec City

Positioned on the Saint Lawrence River Quebec City offers a rich history with stone buildings and narrow cobblestoned streets lined with bistros and boutiques.

City Tour of Charlottetown

The picture-perfect example of seaside historic charm.

City Tour of Halifax

City Tour of Ottawa

Our Nation’s capital, filled with noteworthy museums and grand Victorian architecture.

City Tour of Niagara Falls

City Tour of Niagara on the Lake

Sitting on the shores of Lake Ontario, this town is known for its wineries. Wander the tree-lined streets of old town taking in the 19th century architecture.

Bavarian Style Chicken Dinner

The best way to experience food is with friends. Join all your new friends for a farewell dinner.

Wisconsin Dells Boat Tour

Glacially formed along the Wisconsin river, this gorge features striking sandstone formations that are best experienced by boat.

Travellers' Stories

From the Prairies to the Maritimes

Barb and Garnet Hart from Weyburn decided that an excellent way to celebrate Canada’s 150th was to travel in Canada. They figured their best option was to sign up for the WestWorld Tours Maritimes All Coach Tour.

This was an excellent trip - we were kept busy & well informed and looked after. There were too many highlights (to pick a favourite)  Ed & Marge Petrie - Onoway, AB

This tour took care of so many places we wanted to see but just never got around to yet. We appreciated the explanation along the way and the extra little excursions.  Gordon & Norma Weber - Watson, SK

This tour was awesome and beyond our expectations. We were able to cross a few things off our bucket list. We thoroughly enjoyed this tour & highly recommend it  Annette Kaip & Bill Ruckaber - Weyburn, SK

(did we give you value?) Yes, it seemed like a a lot to pay, but then once we got on the tour & realized how much was included the price was good. Loved every minute, trip of a lifetime for us. So many sights, sounds a variety of food, great hotels so many attractions to see in our "Canada" & really enjoyed the New England states with all the fall colours. Guide & driver an excellent team, the whole tour met our expectations.  Linda & Bob Wilson - Invermay, SK

(Tour Director Kari) Great personality & showed much kindness, very cheerful. (We know how hard you work for your money, did we give you value?) Yes. It was definitely worth it!  Andy & Linda Sullivan - Williams Lake, BC

2015 Tour - This was our first bus tour so we had no idea what to expect. We were pleasantly surprised at all the time, thought and planning done on our behalf. Thank you. Kari went above and beyond looking out for passengers.  Gerry & Lavale Smith - Shaunavon, SK

WestWorld Tours is a very professional organization. We will definitely take another trip with them in the near future. Kari went above & beyond to accommodate all of us. She was very friendly & made sure we all enjoyed our trip.  Christine Fuchs - Mellville, SK

What an amazing trip - saw and did lots. Met lots of wonderful people. The Tour Director and bus driver were fantastic.  Chris Mitchell - Regina, SK

It was an awesome tour! Our tour guide made it so much fun. We had an awesome group of people on our tour, we became like one big family, lots of laughs and good times!  Allan and Joanna Kazakoff - Swift Current, SK

This was an absolutely amazing experience that we had looked forward to for almost 2-3 years. We were NOT disappointed. The driver was excellent and the director was amazing, cheerful and patient!  B & D Campbell - Saskatoon, SK

What a wonderful, informative and educational trip. Great value for our money. Places I have only seen on TV brought to life. Thanks WestWorld!  Sandra Long - Borden, SK

Great and very well organized tour. Truly enjoyable.  Anke Martin Kaenel - Claresholm, AB

The tour guide and driver surpassed our greatest expectations. They helped to make this tour our “trip of a lifetime”. We do not do much travelling but this tour is one we will definitely recommend.  Verna Doll - Caroline AB

What was the highlight of the tour for you? There are too many to mention. It was an excellent tour.  John and Anne Duncan - Innisfail AB

This was our first bus tour amd I might add if all tours are like these we’ll book another real soon. Everyday was a holiday and Sunday was a picnic. Everything was super.  Helen Heidinger - Arcola, SK

I Loved this tour in its entirety. (Question: did we give you value?) That and more (THANKS)  Laura Harley - Melfort, SK

This is our 3rd WestWorld Tour and every one has been excellent. The service of tour guides & drivers could not be better. The tours are very well planned, very relaxing and most of all fun. We have learned many interesting facts on tour.  D & R Veitch - Regina, SK

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• Conexus Arts Centre
• Mackenzie Art Gallery
• Queen Elizabeth II Gardens
• Royal Saskatchewan Museum
• Saskatchewan Legislative Building and Grounds
• Saskatchewan Science Centre
• Bar Willow Eatery
• Skye Cafe & Bistro
• Craft Services: MacKenzie Art Gallery Cafe
• Candy Cane Park
• Lady Slipper Courtyard
• Lakeshore Park
• Marina Playground
• Skateboard Plaza
• Wascana Park Playground
• Wascana Rehab Playground
• Willow Island
• Guided Walking Tours
• Self-guided Tours
• Habitat Conservation Area
• Canoe/Kayak Rentals
• Trans Canada Trail
• Douglas Park
• Lakeshore Tennis Club
• Regina Rowing Club
• Regina Ski Club
• Wascana Racing Canoe Club
• Wascana Lake
• Boy Scout Monument
• Links between Capitals
• Speakers' Corner
• Surveyor’s Park
• Saskatchewan War Memorial
• Holodomor Statue
• Trafalgar Fountain
• Trafalgar Overlook
• Willow Island Overlook
• Haultain, Ross, Davin & Dunning Monument
• Regina Boat Club Monument
• Ducks Unlimited Monument
• Albert Memorial Bridge
• Albert Street Promenade
• Honouring Tree
• Allan Blakeney Memorial
• Woodrow Lloyd Memorial
• Walter Scott Memorial
• Ross Thatcher Monument
• United Empire Loyalists Cairn
• Sisters Legacy Statue
• A Better Place
• Lakeshore Park Totem Pole
• Mind’s Garden
• Four Directions Sculpture
• Fafard Cows
• Frog Sculpture
• Four Part Vertical Double Plane Structurist Relief
• Stewardship
• Waterfowl Display Ponds
• Wings Over Wascana - Nature Festival School Day
• School Programming
• Junior Naturalist
• Wilderness Explorers
• Sprouts - Wascana Planting Program
• Wascana Homeschool Environmental Education Program
• Canada Geese
• Bread is Bad
• Wildlife In The Park
• Goat Grazing
• Noxious Weed Info
• Habitat Conservation Area - Interactive Tour Activities
• Events, Rentals and Permits
• Event, Rental and Permit Application
• Ferry Boat Tours
• Partners Of The Park
• Commemorative Bench
• Plant a Legacy Tree
• Sponsor a Tree
• Rink on Wascana
• FROST Regina
• Things To See And Do

Come and experience one or all of the self-guided tours that Wascana Centre offers. Enjoy walks of beauty, history, and so much more!

Walk 1 - A Place for You

This walk begins at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum and leads you along Albert Street and past Speakers' Corner. From there, you travel along the lake, past the bandstand and out to Wascana Drive. This walk ends when you are back to College Avenue.

Walk 2 - A Place for Vision

This walk begins at Darke Hall and the Conservatory. Follow the foot path to Broad Street and head south, following the path. This walk ends at the Broad Street Bridge.

Walk 3 - A Place with Purpose

Beginning at the parking lot beside Pine island, this walk leads you along the south side of the lake. Following Lakeshore Drive, this walk ends at the Wascana Tennis Courts.

Walk4 - A Place for Government

This walk begins at Trafalgar Fountain and follows the path along Lakeshore Drive, circles around the bends, and heads directly south. This walk ends at the Mackenzie Art Gallery.

Walk 5 - A Place for Family

Wascana Centre is a place for fun. Enjoy a picnic in Goosehill Park, explore the Saskatchewan Science Centre, visit the Kramer Imax Theatre, or play at Candy Cane Park. There’s something for everyone!

Walk 6 - A Place for Recreation

This walk will take you past some of the recreational facilities that Wascana Centre has to offer.  It includes a walk around Wascana Hill and you can explore some of the trails that meander through this recreational area. The hill is enjoyable year round and good walking shoes are recommended as it encompasses some of the natural areas of Wascana Centre.

Walk 7 - A Place for Education

Following the Wascana Centre Bike path, this walk travels alongside the northern section of the campus of the University of Regina. There are also other areas of Wascana Centre observable from this walk.

Walk 8 - A Place for Wildlife

A growing awareness of the natural environment and a realization of its fragility has resulted in an increased emphasis on the preservation of plant and animal life. The foresight of urban planners in 1913 initially provided Regina with a Game Preserve. 

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Tours & Excursions

Seven days tourist guide for groups organized by the hotel.

Tours on the Regina Blu

The Monastery of Zvernec

Tour to the ancient Butrinti

Tour to The City of a Thousand Windows

Tour to Saranda

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Departure from the hotel at 15.00 for 40 minutes , we visit the monastery and Zverneci Zvernec stops 60 min to 90 min . Departure from Zverneci 40 minutes for us Kalan Khan stops in the Kanina 45 min . Departure from Kanina for 20 min in Vlora , Vlora stop and visit the Independence Square ( housemuseum ) walking along the boulevard right square flag , coffee as desired , psonisje , 120 min . Return to the hotel at 20:00. Price : 10 euro.

Day 2 - Trip

Berat and Apolonia launch 9:00 , 18:00 return .

Price : 20 euros

Day 3 - Visiting mountains

Mountain Amphitheatre Llogara and Orikum , climbing Llogara optionally , in turn stops in bowl , Launch at 09:00, return at 16:00,

Price : 10 euro .

Day 4 - Tours By Boat

Tours by boat , the Karaburun Peninsula , Sazan Island , Zvernec and stop for break at Karaburun beach. Departure lunch at 08:30, return 16:00

Price : 25 euros .

Day 5 - Travel along the coast

Travel along the coast , Dhermi , Himare , Qeparo , Borsha , Butrint, Sarande . Departure launch at 07:00, return 20:00.

Price : 20 euros .

Day 6 - Drive

Drive to Gjirokastra city launch at 07:30, return at 20:00.

Price : 25 euros .

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98 Things to do in Regina in 2023

For those who rebel against the norm, go against the grain and want to try something a little different, we can bet Regina has something for you! From signature events, family fun, date nights and truly Saskatchewan moments – join is the Land of the Living Skies this year for a truly unique experience.

Break out of hibernation and experience winter, at least its always sunny.

1. 17,000+ paralyzers consumed during a week long event? Yee Haw, its Canadian Western Agribition hosted annually mid-November!

2. From Insta-worthy photo spots to family fun, there is lots of winter fun at four hubs around the city during Frost Regina !

3. Grab a sandwich from Country Corner and warm up at the Regina Floral Conservatory  from 1pm – 4pm daily (open at noon on Fridays!)

4. Rent Skis from Fresh Air Experience and hit one of the many cross country ski trails  around Regina

5. Cozy up for a outdoor date night at one of the outdoor winter firepits !

6. Grab your toboggan and slide into winter fun on one of Regina’s 19 toboggan hills

7. From March through November, the Government House Historical Society hosts Victorian Tea weekends . Held in the beautiful Government House Ballroom, a typical tea includes three sandwiches, a fresh scone and preserves, and a dessert, all served with an endless pot of tea.

8. Mission Ridge Tube Park

9. Get ready to lace up those skates! City crews are working to flood more than 50 outdoor rinks, and on Monday, December 19, most boarded rinks will be ready for use. Stay up to date on the progress by visiting the outdoor rink schedule .

10. Take the classic Canadian board game Crokinole and combine it with the favorite Saskatchewan pastime of curling and you get crokicur l! A game for people of all ages and abilities.

Time to put away the bunnyhug and soak up that summer sun.

11. Slap on the sunscreen, grab a rental bike and log a few km’s on Regina’s bike paths. 

12. Take part in the sunset ceremony on the Depot grounds at the RCMP Heritage Centre

13. Fireworks at Wascana Lake at the annual Canada Day Celebrations

14. Every Thursday, head down to Wascana Centre for boat tours, activities & games, food and music! For details one each week’s activities, music lineup and list of food trucks visit wascana.ca

15. How does a cheese platter with wine, overlooking a valley sound?  Grab some friends, or plan that date at Over the Hill Orchards, Picnic in the Orchard !

16. There are fewer more iconic Regina photos then those taken around Wascana Park! Rent a paddle board , canoe , or hop on a guided boat tour to take in the park from a different angle!

17. Take in a new perspective of the prairies with a Discovery Flight at the Regina Flying Club 

18. Go for cocktails and appetizers with a view at 20ten Eatery Penthouse Patio

19. Cheer your favourite team as they charge through the Wascana Lake during the Regina Dragon Boat Festival .

20. If you you have a need for speed, you aren’t alone.  The Kings Park Speedway built in1967 on the edge of the city is a local  hub for all things racing, some event days you can eve ride along with a driver!

We bleed green.

21. Grab a ‘pil and take in a ‘ders game at Mosaic Stadium.

22. Need to get that Boston Qualifying race out of the way? There are perks to being flat when getting your record time at the Queen City Marathon .

23. Join the regiment and cheer on the Regina Pats the home team in the Brandt Centre

24. What better way to celebrate warm weather returning then hotdogs & ball? take me out to the Regina Red Socks home game!

25. Cheer on the University of Regina Cougars at a home game

26. Perfect your swing at one of the four City golf courses, or one of the four  professional courses around the city

27. Who said the prairies are flat? Test your skills and endurance at the Regina Climbing Centre 

28. As of the end of the 2022 CFL season, six former Rams players were on CFL teams’ rosters. Needless to say, we do football right here in Regina. Check out future stars at a Regina Rams game.

29. Perfect your swing for the season at virtual golf @ First Tee

30. Serious fun with a lazer gun! Run around and burn off that energy at a Regina classic, Planet Lazer!

There are fewer things more Saskatchewan than knowing someone, who knows someone, who knows someone….

31. Get a whiff of dill pickle vodka on a tour at Last Mountain Distillery and get transported back to granny’s kitchen.

32. First Nations University of Canada Powwow invites you to join us as we celebrate through song and dance! With over 800 dancers and 20+ drum groups competing, the annual event is one to make a family tradition every year.

33. You may have visited the Science Centre as a child, but there is no reason to not go as an adult! Adult Science Nights  at the Saskatchewan Science Centre include more advanced programming and stage shows, a licensed bar and snacks, and the company of your friends.

34. From local produce, hand made goods, and the people who tell the stories behind it, all in one place! Stroll through the Regina Farmers Market for your Saskatchewan meal inspiration (Open May to October with some winter seasonal markets)

35. In August 1991, the remains of Scotty , the worlds largest T-Rex were located in the Frenchman Valley, about 4 hours South-West of Regina. Now, you can come see Scotty and learn her full story at the Royal Saskatchewan Museum !

36. Saskatchewan’s largest movie screen features a pair of IMAX 3D 15/70mm film projectors, ultra-high resolution images on a screen that is 52′ tall and 73′ wide. With more than 10,000 watts of audio power, there’s no wonder it’s called an IMAX Experience!

37. Need a break from staying with nana on the annual family vacation? Book a Regina’s hotel package   and make some new memories with the whole family!

38. Take in the Fireworks at Wascana Lake on Canada Day 

39. Enjoy a petting zoo, hayrides, learn about livestock, see farming equipment at the Fenek Farms. Located just 10 minutes north of Regina, Fenek Farms  is a great place to spend a day admiring the beautiful environment and breathtaking prairie sunsets.

40. Once the Leader Post building, now a giant adventure park. SkyPark Regina  is the perfect adrenaline rush with an indoor zipline, aerial ropes course, and climbing walls.

Don’t worry, there is more to Regina than just fields and football

41. Take in a show from the Regina Symphony Orchestra , which was founded 22 years after the city was founded in 1882!

42. Grab a pint and a roll of loonies and play pinball at Pile O’ Bones

43. Located in the Central Library, the Dunlop Art Gallery has a rotating exhibit floor featuring local and International artists, free of charge!

44. Every July, the Regina International Fringe Theatre Festival attracts provincial, national and international performing artists and world-class entertainment in the heart of the prairies in 3 venues, over 10 days!

45. Our dark skies give way for a platform of beautiful night skies that Nuit Blanche fills with art.

46. The Cathedral Village Arts Festival is one of Regina’s largest festivals spanning an entire week at the end of May that hosts dozens of performances and large outdoor events!

47. Live music and community comes together during the Regina Folk Festival mid-August. annually. The 2023 festival will offer free daytime concerts and workshops on Sunlit Stages, a children’s area with music, dance & crafts, a huge vendor market with all sorts of one-of-a-kind stuff and tasty treats, festival beer gardens, a pop-up record store as well as highly anticipated Mainstage performances!

48. From origins as a small troupe touring Saskatchewan schools, to the present as Canada’s only professional theatre in the round, The Globe Theatre  is a pioneer in the landscape of Canadian theatre. Check out one of their many shows happening all winter long.

49. The breadbasket of Canada has never been so tasty! Amp up your culinary skills at Schoolhaus Culinary Arts.

50. Something is burbling up from the bog, its SwampFest ! Grab the ferry to Willow Island at Wascana Observation Deck and enjoy local live music, art and food on Willow Island.

We may be known as government town, but there is lots to do after that 5 O’clock whistle.

51. Dewdney ave in the Warehouse District is you PM to AM entertainment district, get the gang together and head out on the town

52. Experience a piece of prohibition history and local whiskey at the 6 O’clock ritual @ Circa 27

53. Grab a glass of mead from Bushwakker Brewpub and then hit up some live music at Revival Music Room

54. Fill up on some pub grub at Baller’s Rec Room and get the batting cages featuring three state of the art batting cages with HitTrax virtual technology.

55. Your PM to AM entertainment location! Reopening March 27, the Casino Regina Show Lounge offers world-class live entertainment in an intimate and modern venue. Three tiers of table seating on the main floor, and theatre seating in the balcony offer the Vegas-style show lounge experience you want along with the state-of-the-art sound and lighting.

56. Eat, Drink & shoot pool at the Broken Rack

57. Self-Guided Hop Circui t tour of Regina’s craft breweries connecting the many wonderful breweries of central Regina through a convenient and walkable self-guided tour. You can bike the circuit in about thirty minutes, and walking the whole thing will take you just under two hours total (don’t forget bicycles are still vehicles, and using one while intoxicated is dangerous and considered driving under the influence).

58. Hop onto a distillery Tour at Outlaw Trail Spirits. Head down to the watering hole, and enjoy some old fashioned fun, brought to you by the Hooch Maker, Trail Boss, Head Rustler, and Head Train-Jumper at Outlaw Trail Spirits Inc.  

59. Grab supper after work at The Cure Kitchen + Bar  and enjoy their Open Mic night on Mondays

60. There is always something on at Conexus Arts Centre. Theatre, music, comedy, children’s shows and everything in-between!

We know how to party *cough* host a wicked event

61. Queen City Pride hosted annually in June is a 10-day celebration of the Gender and Sexually Diverse (GSD) communities of Regina. The festival features a series of events, organized by Regina Pride and other community organizations, that focus on highlighting culture, history, achievements, and struggles.

62. The Regina Multicultural Council (RMC) is excited to announce that a cherished Regina tradition is making its comeback in 2023! Take a trip around the world, right here in Regina during Mosaic a Festival of Cultures (trust us, wear stretchy pants).

63. Eat your weight in doughnuts, deep fried pickles, and perogies on a stick at the Queen City Ex

64. Drinks and Drindles, Oktoberfest is hosted every October at the German Club

65. Did you know Saskatchewan produces 95% of Canada’s lentils?   Canada’s Farm Show connects local producers and international customers with the latest in dryland farming equipment.

66. Nothing like live music with a view! Shake the Lake hosted annually in August features great live music paired with local food and stunning park views. Grab a lawn chair and get ready to dance the night away!

67. A short drive in mid-July towards Craven will put you deep into the best country music in the world. Country Thunder Saskatchewan annually hosts 20,000 ticket holders during the three day outdoor music festival!

68. You know it, we know it, I love Regina Day is a classic YQR experience not to miss if you’re in town!

69. Attend  Saskatchewan’s largest outdoor art and craft show & sale, showcasing handmade creations by Canadian artists and artisans who excel in their chosen medium. Hosted mid-June annually at the MacKenzie Art Gallery .

70. Hosted at on May long, Saskatchewan Highland Gathering & Celtic Festival incorporates older Highland Games events in Regina that have been running since the early 20th century! Pipers, drummers, dancers, heavy events athletes, and enthusiasts from all over Western Canada come to southern Saskatchewan each year on the May long weekend to participate in this exciting line-up of events.

Just outside town, we are all neighbors around here.

71. At the end of September, the Lumsden Scarecrow Festival hosts a robust street market and hay rides (2-4pm), garage sale at the museum, lantern parade for the kids, movie in the park, Fireworks and more!

72. Locally known as Wascana Trails , the Wascana Valley Natural Area Recreation Site boasts 15 km of trails that are perfect for all abilities and activities.

73. Western Adventure Miniature Golf Course is an 18-hole outdoor mini golf course that opened in fall of 2020 at Cedar Creek Gardens .  The course is a par 56 and will take just under 1 hour to complete as you work your way through wagons and carriages that date back to the early 1900’s

74. Book your Sherwood Forest  golf getaway today and come see why we’re Regina’s favourite destination for golf, camping, and family fun

75. Mark your calendar to go pick your pumpkin at Lincoln Gardens and stop by the terrifying haunted house every September

76. Winter horseback riding, camps and more! Dallas Valley Ranch Camp has something for those young and young at heart!

77. Engelheim Tours bring you some unique local tours that will really surprise you. Now is the time to focus our attention on Saskatchewan, they now feature “ Discover Saskatchewan Tours ”.

78. Daytrip paddle from Lumsden to Craven.  along the Qu’Appelle River from Lumsden to Craven. It is a quiet trip with calm water, even when its windy — aside from a couple places. The banks are very muddy and steep, so be prepared!

79. Pack the van and drive 9 km to the permanent drive-in movie theatre at Moonlight Movies Drive-in

80. Grab a hot chocolate from Dandy’s  and head out of town to the  Echo Valley Provincial Park Skating Loop

More of a history buff? Prefer a stroll around town? You can guarantee there are stories to be told

81. Take a tour and find your next vintage treasure on Regina’s Retro Route

82. Hosted in July and August annually Heritage Regina hosts historically accurate and educational 90-minute walking tours featuring stories of local people, places and community.

83. There is art around Regina everywhere you look! Wascana Park , Downtown , and everywhere in-between !

84. Embark on a journey to learn about Regina’s past. Take a self-guided tour through Regina’s Cathedral Area  or  Downtown Regina .

85. Take a trip back in time and be surrounded by local champions at Saskatchewan Sports Hall of Fame

86. Located in the Queen’s City itself, you don’t have to go inside the Saskatchewan Legislative Building  to appreciate it. It’s just as beautiful on the outside! Grab your camera and take some pictures of the beautiful architecture which is just as stunning in the winter.

87. Take in a show, performance or theatre production at Darke Hall. Originally opened in 1923 Darke Hall takes its name from Francis Nicholson Darke who was a prominent Regina businessman in the late 19 th  and early 20 th  century

88. Join acclaimed storyteller, Vincent Murphy, in his historical performance as Government House gardener, George Watt . Based on Watt’s personal journals, Murphy will transport the audience back to the spring planting season of 1910 and will provide a unique insight of what life was like at the turn of the century.

89. See the longest continuously-running historical drama in North America. The Trial of Louis Riel tells the story of  historic moment in time is a piece of upmost importance to Canada’s history.

We aren’t called the ‘land of living skies’ for nothing, get outdoors and experience that sunshine and space we have to offer!

90. Saskatchewan is known across the country as “The Land of Living Skies.” It’s no surprise with the spectacular sunrises and sunsets that regularly light up the horizon. Northern lights  are a piece of Canadiana that the more North you go, the more you will  see, but you will see them brighter in Regina in the winter months than in the Summer!

91. Beginning in 2000, Geocaching is still an ultimate scavenger hunt! There are over 20 Geocaches in Regina alone!

92. Take a view of Regina from a whole new level, Skydive South Sask is sure to bring thrill and excitement to your day!

93. Get Rover out of the house and head out to the off-leash dog areas provide an opportunity for dog owners and their dogs to exercise, play and socialize. There are three year-round off-leash dog parks and seven seasonal off-leash areas.

94. If you go 14 km northwest of Regina, off the Highway 11 at Exit A, you will reach a popular destination for school outings – the Condie Nature Refuge . Enjoy a drive to this prairie gem on a warm summer day, hikers can go along 4 km of nature trails or spend some time in the rock garden and explore the Condie reservoir.

95. Grab some local fares from Local & Fresh and have a fun day with your family, a barbeque picnic in the park. See the picnic sites the city has to offer!

96. Check out the White Butte Trails located 20 km east of Regina is a 5 km long pet-friendly hiking trail.

97. The capital of Saskatchewan represents the province well, with beautiful sights at every turn. On this fun-filled Regina scavenger hunt , we explore the iconic buildings, epic sculptures and great green spaces.

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We would like to acknowledge that the land on which we gather is Treaty 4 territory and the traditional territory of the Anihšinābēk, Nêhiyawak, Dakota, Lakota, and Nakota peoples, and the original home of the Métis/Michif Nation. We recognize that both Indigenous and Métis people are the spiritual and cultural keepers of their traditional lands and still to this day, continue to practice their values, languages, beliefs and knowledge.

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Shuttle bus picks you up at your hotel in Hanoi Old Quarter at 8:00 - 8:30 am. Arrive at the port, check in onboard, enjoy a welcome drink and listen to the safety briefing.

Lucnh is served while the cruise starts sailing to Bai Tu Long Bay. The first stop is Thien Canh Son Cave. You will hike to discover the cave and admire the stunning view of the bay. Return to the cruise for Happy Hour and cooking demonstration.

Dinner is served. Then, you have free time to order drinks from the bar, try squid fishing or relax in your own cabin.

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“Discover the best authentic, classic & original experiences, out on the Aegean Sea on a traditional Fishing Boat"

Welcome on board, paros fishing charters.

Regina Fishing Trips in Paros Island invites you to experience the unique Fishing Tours on a Traditional Greek Caique,  with our local Greek Captain & Fisherman.

You are guaranteed to spend an exceptional day on a 13.8 meters long wooden fishing boat.

Regina is a Traditional Fishing Boat,  featuring all the necessary fishing equipment, a WC, a cabin, a comfortable sitting area and a table. If you want to feel the way people use to live in Paros in the past this is the way to go. Parians’ main occupation before tourism was fishing and agriculture. The sounds, the smooth floating on the water and the genuine hospitality of our crew will make you instantly feel like you were fishing in these seas all your life.

Private & Shared Fishing Trips

We decided to share our love for the sea and fishing by started our fishing trips in the beautiful aegean water surrounding paros., 7 hour day fishing trip, sunset fishing trip, tailored fishing trip, fishermen’s family, guided tours by the captain & fisherman with 22 years experience in the aegean sea.

As a Fisherman family, my father was a fisherman from really young and bought his first Caique when he was 20 years old. I started fishing with my father, at the age of 12 and have never stopped since. I became the captain after my military service at the age of 20. Dimitris Skiadas

“REGINA” BECAME A REALITY ON 1995 A BEAUTIFUL TRADITIONAL QAICUE MADE IN SYROS ISLAND.

Discover the best authentic, classic & original experiences, out on the Aegean Sea on a traditional Fishing Boat

The “Regina” Fishing Boat provides all the necessary fishing equipment, as well as all the necessary permits, fishing tourism license Security & fire safety, for a safe & stressless trip. We organize all the details regarding the trip, offering a fully equipped Caique and everything you may need to enjoy your favorite fishing activity in Paros Island.

Our captain a fisherman with  22 years experience who speaks minimum English but except of being a great captain, is a great fisherman has a big smile in his face and cooks the delicious fish in his Caique Grill. The second member of the crew is his sister who speaks fluently English, will be there to assist you in anything else other than fishing that you might need.

In addition, during the trip, you will have the opportunity to enjoy swimming, snorkeling, plenty of space on deck for sunbathing, as well as Fresh Grilled Fishes and savoring delicacies.

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The Mediterranean

Embark with us on a one-day trip and experience the magic of the Dalmatian way of life.

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Experience the story and hidden secrets of Elaphite Islands hidden away from fast pace of modern life.

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Sail with our experienced crew and use the opportunity to meet truly one of kind locals of the Elaphite Islands!

Elaphite Islands

The Elaphite Islands is a small archipelago consisting of several islands stretching northwest of Dubrovnik. These precious islands are a natural wonder and leave no one indifferent.

Island of Koločep

This charming small island locally known as Kalamota is a perfect example of natural wonder that represents the magic of Dalmatian archipelago.

Island of Šipan

Largest one of the Elaphite islands that will leave you speechless by the natural beauty and the warm welcome of the local people residing in its main port - Suđurađ.

Island of Lopud

Filled with restaurants, sandy beaches and places to visit, it is destined to knock you of your feet as soon as you step on this beautiful gem of the Adriatic Sea.

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Regina maris, elaphite islands cruise, years of experience.

Regina Maris is a newly built ship managed by the family who has been in tourism industry for over 25 years.

We dedicated ourselves to provide a unique experience to people who visit Dubrovnik!

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Visit elaphite islands.

Take a journey with us through amazing Dubrovnik region archipelago and experience untouched natural beauty.

Elaphite Islands Tour

Duration: 8 hours

Departure:  Every day from 10 AM

Return:  6 PM

Disclaimer:  The time on the islands and return time varies based on the time of the year.

09:00 – 10:00 Hotel pick-up

10:00 Departure from the Gruž port

10:45 – 12:00 Free time on the island of Koločep

First stop is island of Koločep, the southernmost inhabited island in Croatia, recognised as a birthplace of two members of Christopher Columbus crew on the Santa Maria boat. – Explore the island – Enjoy in the crystal clear sea

12:45– 13:45 Free time on the island of Šipan and lunch

While cruising to the second island, Šipan, our crew is serving a lunch. – Fish, chicken or vegetarian menu with quality local wine Apon arriving to the island you have one hour of free time for a sightseeing walk through Suđurađ.

14:00 – 17:00 Free time on the island of Lopud

Final destination is the most popular – Lopud island. Economically the most developed of the Elaphite Islands, it is famous for its sandy beaches. – Enjoy sandy beaches – Visit Botanical Garden and local Monastery

18:00 Return to Gruž port

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What our clients say.

Tour of Elaphite Islands is a must - fantastic choice! They picked up us from Copacabana beach and brought back to the hotel. The boat is extremely clean and very comfortable. The crew is very nice and efficient. No words to describe the beauty of landscapes and islands.

My friends and I had such a great day on the beautiful Regina Maria boat. Boat was better than described, spacious and well maintained. Food was delicious and staff on the boat very polite. We loved exploring islands and sunbathing on the boat. Highly recommended!

We spent the most amazing day today (5/8/2019) on the 3 island cruise. The boat called Regina Maris was spotless, comfortable, beautiful and the crew was beyond professional! Well organised and the islands are breathtaking! Definitely recommend!

This was the best decision we made, after spending some time looking at the different companies, we don’t regret picking them. The crew was friendly and went above and beyond when I had the misfortune to drop my sunglasses in the water when coming out of the boat!

All the Islands were lovely with chance to hang out on the beach or shop for souvenirs or in little restaurants and bars. The lunch was really nice grilled fish and salad and a glass of wine and we ate whilst traveling from the first to the second island. Perfect for the setting.

Myself and 4 friends did this boat trip during our time in Dubrovnik. The boat is great. It was very clean and had all of the amenities required. The food and drink provided was great. Would definitely recommend this boat trip to anyone looking for an enjoyable day out at sea!

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