This full day 8 hr aboriginal experience starts at the 17th century Iroquois Kanata Village… then journey down the road to see the famous Royal Chapel of the Mohawks. After the Chapel another journey to the Iroquois Woodland Cultural Centre that displays Iroquoian culture and art work. Then we shuttle to Onondaga to experience a paddle in the huge Voyageur Canoes. In the bow of each canoe an Iroquoian Speaker will teach you about the aboriginal Six Nations. Lunch is on the river as we paddle to the Chiefswood National Historical Site to tour the home of the acclaimed Mohawk poetess… E. Pauline Johnson. This tour includes a visit to the Six Nations Tourism for strawberry juice and Iroquoian cookies. Here you can view displays & videos of Six Nations culture. Then travel to a ceremonial longhouse to be addressed on the traditional Six Nations religion. Visitors will also be given the opportunity to shop at the largest craft store... Iroqrafts. Your journey ends with a visit to Ohsweken, the most progressive aboriginal community in Canada .

Cost: $99 per person plus tax.

Includes Tour fees for Kanata, Mohawk Chapel, Iroquois Woodland Center, Chiefswood & Six Nations, shuttle rides, guided Voyageur Canoe Paddle and our Tripper Lunch.