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Frequently asked Questions
Not everyone has visited a submarine so here are some answers to things we get asked the most.
Other Things to Do Southwestern Ontario has just about everything - vibrant theater, world class wineries, craft breweries and excellent cheeses. Lavender fields, Carolinian scenery, two Great Lakes (Erie and Huron) and we are on the flyway for migrating birds (including the tundra swans in the early spring) and the monarch butterflies in the late summer.
Oh yes, we have a rather large elephant in St. Thomas - a two minute stroll from the Elgin Military Museum (our 'Mother Ship') and the first and only elevated park in Canada is a similar distance from our door. The Railway Museum is short ten minute drive away. |
What to wear/or not
HMCS Ojibwa is in operational mode. That's code for she is a war machine made of steel and other things that may go bump if you don't keep a sharp eye out. Baseball caps need to be worn backwards, high heels are downright dangerous and flip flops and other small items, if dropped through one of the many open spaces, could well be irretrievable. Cell phones and cameras must be safely tucked away after the Forward Torpedo compartment. Backpacks and large purses should be left in the car.
The Shoulder Season Dress for the weather. In the Spring, Fall, and Winter seasons, it may be warm in the sun, but it can be a little chilly in the submarine. Be sure to toss a sweater or jacket and gloves in the car to wear on tour. Socks are always a good idea, and on our winter tours, coats, boots and mitts are a must. |
Gift CertificatesGift certificates are available .
Certificates can be purchased as either a specific number of tours, or for the dollar value of your choice, to allow the recipient to mix tours with items from the gift shop.
Gift certificates are available for any of our tours. |