Moana Floating Tiki Bar on the Ottawa River (Ottawa PickUp)

See the sights in Canada’s Capital from the Ottawa River while floating downstream on a Hawaiian style tiki boat. Look out at Canada’s Parliament Buildings from the river and snap photos of the spectacular city views. Marvel at the mix of natural beauty and modern, urban development while enjoying refreshments or cocktails and listening to your favourite tropical tunes. Possible points of interest that you'll see: National Gallery of Canada Nepean Point Canadian Museum of History Supreme Court of Canada Parliament Hill and Buildings Royal Canadian Mint Rideau Falls Prime Minister's Official Residence Rockcliffe Park Pavillion

Begin your journey at the historic Ottawa Locks, one of North America’s oldest manually operated lock systems and the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage Rideau Canal.

Enjoy spectacular waterfront views of Canada’s Parliament Buildings, one of the country’s most iconic landmarks. From the river, you’ll capture a unique perspective rarely seen by visitors.

Pass beneath the historic Alexandra Bridge, connecting Ottawa and Gatineau for over a century while offering panoramic views of both provinces.

Admire the striking architecture of the Canadian Museum of History on the Quebec shoreline, one of Canada’s most visited museums.

Glide by Victoria Island, located at the heart of the Ottawa River. This culturally significant island lies within the traditional territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe Nation.

Witness the beautiful Rideau Falls, where the Rideau River cascades into the Ottawa River, creating one of the capital’s most picturesque natural attractions.

View the area surrounding the official residence of Canada’s Prime Minister from the water as you cruise through one of Ottawa’s most prestigious neighbourhoods.

Cruise along the scenic Rockcliffe shoreline, known for its elegant homes, mature forests, and peaceful riverfront setting.

s become one of Ottawa’s premier waterfront destinations for swimming, relaxing, and enjoying the Ottawa River.