Reviews of Isles Wooden Boat Museum (Museum)

4 St. Peter's, Church Ln, Twillingate, NL A0G 4M0, Canada

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We have all the opinions of people who bought the services of Isles Wooden Boat Museum (Museum) in Newfoundland and Labrador (Canada).

Now this firm gets a rating of 4.9 out of 5 and the rating is based on 13 reviews.

As you can read, it has an average rating is almost the top, and it is based on an average of feddbacks, so the valuation is quite accurate, although it doesn't have a sufficient number of ratings to confer it total credibility.

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REVIEWS OF Isles Wooden Boat Museum IN Newfoundland and Labrador

Robert Wolfe

How to build a wooden boat almost lost art

Debby MacDougall

Very informative boat making talk. Cool place.

Mark Hallett

This was one of the highlights of our cross-province vacation. Tony Roberts (i think that was his name) demonstrated the basics of building a punt (boat) which you will see is something he had a passion for. All while the kids had the opportunity to make there own out of wood.

Dennis Peters

Interesting displays. Knowledgeable and friendly staff. Great to see them keeping this tradition alive.

Alf Birch

Wonderful. A real glimpse of Newfoundland boating heritage.

Tyrone Wheeler

Met with Tony Roberts, master boat builder, and he gave me such an informative tour. His knowledge of the history of boat building, along with his enthusiasm, makes this tour worth while. I recommend this place to anyone. Then there's the masterpiece that he has built. The best looking small punt I have ever seen Congratulations on a great successful build.

Tim Danker

I my opinion this is a must see. Very informative tour. One of the best stops we’ve made during our visit to Newfoundland.

Louis L

The kids learned a lot!

hermann high

This museum is a treasure. It's an engaging and enchanting trip into the history of the area, showing you how people built boats when it wasn't just a hobby, but the only way you would have a boat. The interpretation is engaging and kids are made very welcome. They're shown how to build a simple toy boat, which they keep. The whole experience is charming.