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Toronto's Best Sailing, Yacht Charter & Cruising Experiences

Sail beyond the ordinary. Your unforgettable adventure awaits with tailored experiences, shared adventures, and breathtaking views.

Shared Sails

Individual Ticketed Experience on a Luxury 41’ Sailing Yacht.

Private Charters

Bespoke Sails on your choice of yacht.

Sailing Lessons

Our Certified Instructors Bring Ocean Sailing Experience to You.

Fractional Sailing

Membership Options for new & experienced sailors.

2hr Sailing Experience

3hr sailing adventure, discover sailing – 3hr introductory sail, friday night wine & cheese sail, wednesday nights – take flight (beer sampling) sail, whitby harbour 2hr sailing experience, long weekend 90min or 2hr special sail, fireworks sails.

• VIP Options

Decompression catamaran

Whirlygirl sailing yacht, aimant pour les femmes sailing yacht, unplugged sailing yacht.

• Bev Services

Anything Goes sailing yacht

Hot flash sailing yacht, black rock motor yacht, even sweeter motor yacht, unmatched experiences.

Gone Sailing Adventures: where expert crew and luxury meet adventure. Enjoy personalized, bespoke voyages, unforgettable experiences, excellent catering, and unmatched hospitality.

Your best choice for Sailing Adventure

With over 15 years of experience making sailing memories:

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We offer luxury yacht rentals; Sailing and Motor. Our yachts are designed for your comfort and are safety inspected with equipment exceeding Transport Canada Commercial requirements.

What About Rain

We sail Rain or Shine. Rain in the city does not mean rain on the water. Our neighbourhood receives less rain than the city and it typically lasts for 20 minutes or less. Click here for weather protection and cancellation options.

Rates are priced either per boat (private) or individual (shared). Choose your individual tour or yacht from our fleet or Click Here for assistance in customizing your sail.

Where We Go

All tours provide awesome views of the CN Tower, Toronto skyline, and lake vistas while you sail the Toronto Harbour & lagoons and circumnavigate the Toronto Islands. Click here for an aerial view of our playground.

Food & Drink

Sailing yachts offer premium food service from our on-board galley. Each yacht has its own license and is subject to provincial food & beverage regulations. Click here for details.

How To Find Us

We are centrally located just south of the Rogers Centre on the Waterfront. Click Here for our location, parking and, directions.

Weather Toronto

Weather in Toronto changes daily. Even when rain is forecasted, it only lasts for 20+/- minutes and often doesn’t even reach our playground in the harbour. Check out our weather and other cancellation protection options

What if the weather doesn't cooperate?

The one part of sailing out of our control is the weather. Toronto has a very moderate climate and foul with sub-tropical weather during the summer; rain usually is light and is only temporary (20 minutes). Unless there is lightning in the immediate area or the wind or waves are deemed unsafe, we will be sailing (it often makes the trip more exciting).

During more severe conditions, there is always a dry place on your private yacht in the cabin and covered cockpit. In the unlikely event sailing is cancelled you will be offered a rain-check to return another day for a sailing lesson and public sail. Private Yacht Charters have the option to purchase Any Reason or Weather Insurance in advance.

Is there parking in the area?

Like anywhere in the city, parking is at a premium. We have a number of paid lots along the waterfront and have linked to the Waterfront BIA parking map so that you can spend less time finding parking and more time relaxing on your private yacht with us!

The attached link shows all of the public parking lots and parking garages at on the waterfront. When you find a parking lot near to the attraction or business you are visiting, click the “directions” button to open driving directions to the parking lot on google maps. Please also consider public transit, walking or cycling to get to Toronto’s Waterfront!

Is alcohol permitted on the boats?

Alcohol consumption is subject to Ontario Regulations that are strongly enforced by the Toronto Marine Police, OPP & RCMP. Private Yachts that are not licensed by the Alcohol & Gaming Commission of Ontario (AGCO) are only permitted to provide BYOB service and consumption is limited to while at the dock or anchored – not while the boat is moving (most of your sail).

Great News – Our sail boats are licensed by AGCO and as such we sell both beer & wine and you are permitted to consume your beverages at all time while on your yacht charter. Our private motor yachts are subject to standard alcohol regulations above. Our sailing yachts operate the same as a bar and no outside food or alcohol is permitted on any yacht.

Each vessel carries its own licensing and different rules apply. Please see our Food and Beverage Policy .

Do you provide Catering?

We have a special yacht – designed menu prepared fresh from our galley available for private charters and shared sails. We also work with a few outside caterers which require 7 days advance notice. Our menus are available from our website by clicking here.

Please see our Food and Beverage Policy for Private Charters on each individual boat. Our sailing yachts and luxury catamaran have in house catering only while our motor yachts permit self-catering. During Shared Sails, we do not permit outside food brought on board due to the intimacy of the close quarters and potential allergies etc. We do however, provide complimentary bottled water. Snacks and Beverages are available for purchase.

We love celebrations and welcome you to bring cupcakes ONLY. Cakes are difficult to serve on a moving boat. Home baked goods are not permitted. While we don’t charge for this service, you are encouraged to show your extra appreciation to your crew accordingly.

What if I get sea-sick?

The waters on Lake Ontario are generally light with only moderate waves during the summer. Relatively few people suffer from some sort of nausea while sailing Toronto waters.

We recommend two herbal remedies that are non-medicinal, Ginger Gravol and Motion Ease. The Ginger Gravol should be taken in advance and is found at most pharmacies. There is a Shoppers Drug Mart across the road from our dock. You can hop in there before you set out on your sailing adventures with Gone Sailing Adventures. In the unlikely event that you are not feeling well on your yacht charter, our staff will do their best to make you comfortable during your sail.

If you plan on taking any anti-nausea medication – You should do so at least 45 minutes prior to boarding your private yacht. Remember regular gravol or dramamine will cause drowsiness.

Consult your medical advisor prior to taking any medications.

How should I dress for a day or evening sail?

Sailing in Toronto is an outdoor activity!

During your sailing experience you may be exposed to sun, wind and cool breezes. Be prepared and this will make your yacht charter much more enjoyable. We recommend wearing sunscreen and a hat. Additionally, we recommend having layered clothing; a base cool layer, warmer middle layer and waterproof outer layer. The temperature can be much cooler during a breeze and when the sun goes down.

To enhance your Toronto sailing experience, all of our boats are barefoot only.

Please apply sunscreen prior to boarding. Spray-on products may damage the boat finish and are not permitted on our luxury yachts.

Gone Sailing Adventures is proud to be associated with these premier organizations representing the best in the business.

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Boat Rentals

Private yacht rental is a popular trend, your own private boat cruise for your special event, Toronto island tours or even an amazing beach day experience. Check out our fleet to see what best fits your needs and group size. Unlike other private boat tours, we will accommodate however we can to give you the ultimate private tour experience! Rent a yacht in Toronto today … contact us through our Contact Form

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• Living room, tv and kitchen amenities.
• Shot glasses, cups and plates (Paper or plastic) provided.

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Toronto Boat Cruises

– wedding cruises, – private cruises, – corporate events.

Enjoy a Toronto boat cruise as a relaxing way to spend some time on the water with friends, family or business associates. Why not enjoy that time and the beauty of the Toronto Harbour while onboard one of our two luxurious cruise ships. Come fill your senses with the spectacular city skyline, delicious food and beverages, the warmth of the summer breezes, and the sounds of the wildlife as we cruise by the many famous Toronto attractions.

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Say “I Do” from a different point of view in a different type of venue! Photo courtesy of Kody Ng Photography.

Special Event Cruises

A unique dinner experience open to the public at the Toronto Harbour. (Pre-purchased tickets Required.)

Corporate & Private Charters

Transform your ordinary celebrations into extraordinary memories!

Yankee Lady Cruises own and operate two cruise boats, Yankee Lady III and Yankee Lady IV which were built in Toronto specifically for cruising the harbour and Lake Ontario.

We specialize in private events including weddings, corporate events, company socials, anniversaries, bar/bat mitzvahs and proms from April 15th. to October 31st. of each year.

We are a full service venue offering quality, customized menus prepared by our professional chefs.

We can accent your party with a custom décor package, live entertainment, or a theme package to fit your event. Whether you need floral centrepieces, chair covers, a casino or a magician, we can help.

With over 35 years of experience, let our professional and friendly crew customize your special event to suit your every need. We are sure to impress your entire party!

For more information about planning a Toronto boat cruise with us call 416-868-0000.

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In keeping with our commitment to help prevent the spread of COVID-19, we are not currently operating this Harbour and Island Cruise We look forward to the resumption of this service as soon as safely possible. Please look for service updates on this website and feel free to call us at 416 410 0536 or email us at [email protected] for the latest details.

In the meantime, Harbour and Island Cruise tickets can still be purchased at any time through this website in advance of the return of this service. Although we can’t say exactly when these tour operations will resume, Harbour and Island Cruise tickets purchased in advance will be valid for redemption for a full year from when the tour starts up again, so you can buy with confidence.

What your Harbour and Islands Cruise ticket gets you

YOU WON'T BELIEVE THE VIEW

• A 45 minute guided cruise through the Toronto Harbour, canals and lagoons of the islands
• A live guide providing interactive, informative commentary
• Postcard-quality skyline views, plus a 360 degree view from the city’s only unobstructed top deck
• A variety of seating options, both indoors and outdoors, and the freedom to explore the breezy side decks right at the water’s edge
• Licensed on-board bar featuring local beer, soft drinks and more
• Discounted attractions tickets which can be purchased from any of our on-board staff
• Unlimited, personalized travel advice and support from the friendly Harbour and Islands Cruise staff

About the cruise

The boat docks at the foot of the West Pier at Harbourfront Centre.

The 45-minute cruise features a live guide delivering an entertaining and informative commentary as the boat winds its way through the Toronto Inner Harbour and the 14 Islands. The Harbour and Islands Cruise is seasonal, weather permitting and subject to the captain’s discretion.

Please feel free to contact us as your travel date nears for the most current departure information, or to check the Schedule page on this website for all the latest boat and bus details.

About the boat

The boat is breezy and fun, and the friendly crew are always ready and eager to answer questions and offer thoughtful advice on how to make the most of your visit.

The fully unobstructed upper deck is the only one of its kind in Toronto, affording passengers a 360-degree view of the skyline and some of the city’s best photo opportunities.

A wide variety of seating options are available on different levels. Passengers can sit outside in the shade under the canopy, or relax in the in the open air if they prefer to enjoy the sun. Indoor seating is also available, and washrooms are located inside for passenger convenience.

Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages and snacks are available throughout the cruise at the licensed bar.

Major Attractions & points of interest

• Toronto’s signature skyline
• Billy Bishop Toronto City Airport
• Hanlan’s Point
• Wildlife Sanctuary
• Centre Island/Centreville
• Island Yacht Club/Muggs Island
• Toronto Island Marina
• Forestry Island
• Allan A. Lamport Regatta Course and Grand Stand
• Ward Island/Algonquin Island
• Royal Canadian Yacht Club
• Queen City Yacht Club
• Polson Pier
• The Portlands
• RedPath Sugar Refinery
• Ferry Docks
• Westin Harbour Castle
• Queen’s Quay Terminal
• Harbourfront Centre
• Amsterdam Brewhouse
• Music Garden
• The Power Plant
• Canada Malting Company silos
• West Gap and East Gap
• Rogers Centre

Your Harbour and Island Cruise will be narrated by an experienced tour guide. The fun, friendly and informative commentary will provide you with the backstory of the many landmarks you’ll see along the way, and leave visitors and locals alike feeling like they’ve learned some of the Toronto Harbour’s best kept secrets.

All of our on-board staff are available to answer your questions and offer thoughtful advice on how to make the most of your visit.

Schedule / Frequency

The Harbour and Islands cruise is seasonal, weather permitting and subject to the captain’s discretion. The cruise is 45 minutes in duration plus time for boarding and disembarkation.

Please refer to the Schedule page of this website for the most current departure information.

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The Free Harbour and Islands Cruise

The boat, named the Serendipity Princess, docks at the foot of Harbourfront Centre’s West Pier (stop #17).

The 45 minute cruise features a live guide delivering an entertaining and informative commentary as the boat winds its way through the Toronto Inner Harbour and the 14 Islands. Both indoor and outdoor seating is available.

The Harbour and Islands cruise is available from May through October.

Please feel free to contact us as your travel date nears for the most current scheduling information

Please note that the free Harbour and Islands Cruise is seasonal, and this bonus trip is only available until Oct 31st, weather permitting and subject to the captain’s discretion.

CitySightseeing Toronto tickets purchased after this time will still include the free Harbour Cruise passes, and these passes can be redeemed within 12 months of the date of issue on your hop-on hop-off ticket

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Great Lakes Schooner Company is located in downtown Toronto and provides beautiful vessels for corporate dinner cruises, weddings, private functions and student educational cruises. With over 20 years of experience providing first class service in Toronto Harbour, we can host the perfect boat cruise for you or your organization. We cater to parties from 2 to 225 people on our sail boats, motor yacht or cruise ships. Cruise with us for an unforgettable experience right in the heart of downtown Toronto.

Our Public Toronto Dinner Cruise and Brunch Cruise offerings include:

• Toronto Sunset Dinner Boat Cruises
• Weekend Brunch Boat Cruises!
• Caribbean Boat Cruises
• Mothers Day Brunch Boat Cruises
• Fathers Day Brunch Boat Cruises

We Specialize in Private Cruises to host your event on the water, including:

• Anniversary Parties
• Surprise Parties
• Bar / Bat Mitzvahs
• DJ Club Parties
• Awards Ceremonies
• Themed Parties
• Baby Showers
• Corporate Cruises
• Engagement Parties
• Jack and Jill Bachelor / Bachelorette Cruises
• Church Gatherings
• & Much, Much, More!

Phone: (416) 260-6355  •  Fax: (416) 260-6377  •  Toll Free: 1-800-267-3866

Whatever your occasion, we have the Toronto Harbourfront Cruise for you; Catering and photography available!

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Exert from letter:"......The Captain and crew were exceptional in making everyone feel welcome. The Captain was most patient in answering the constant flow of questions from the youngsters and permitting them the thrill of a turn a the helm. The crew enlisted several of the passengers to assist in hoisting the sails which gave them a great sense of involvement. Needless to say the experience was very educational as well as fun for all." Shirley Whittaker

Corporate Boat Cruises

Along with Great Lakes Schooner Company and Cruise Toronto, our boats offer a perfect venue for corporate events, meetings, and teambuilding.

Wedding Boat Cruises

Make the most important day of your life a memorable one! Have your wedding reception on a spectacular cruise through the islands, lagoons, and open water. You have the option to customize your cruise or to select one of our pre-packaged wedding plans.

Educational Boat Cruises

Looking for a new and exciting class outing? Great Lakes Schooner Company hosts "A Sail Through Time," where you can hop aboard and experience firsthand the world of a sailor!

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7 Best Boat Tours in Toronto for A Unique View of the City 2024

Ready to book one of the best boat tours in Toronto? Then you’re in the right place! The 7 best Toronto boat tours are all featured here.

How do I know they’re the best?   Because as locals, Hubby and I visit the city often, so, we know what we are talking about.

We have been on different boat tours over the years, and know what sets apart the good ones (my fave has always been the dinner cruises), from the average.

So, we have vetted all the tours in this article to make sure they’re highly rated and well-reviewed —  all you need to do is book and enjoy!

The Best Toronto Boat Tour

🛥️ Don’t have time to read the entire article? The 3-Hour Shared Sailing Adventure is different from the other cruises and you get some pretty stellar views of Toronto!

If you’d rather explore all   your options, there are 6 more tours on this list, and they all have perfect or near-perfect 5-star ratings.

Toronto is an incredible city, with everything from amazing attractions to gorgeous green spaces and a welcoming vibe.

So you, really can’t go wrong with any of the tours featured here if you are looking for wonderful city views.

In other words, your incredible experience awaits!

Below, you’ll find 7 of the best boat tours that Toronto offers. So, you can feel confident knowing that you are making the right choice when booking your tour.

🛥️ Our Top 3 Picks: Best Boat Tours in Toronto

⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Shared Sailing Adventure ✔️ Small group on a sailing yacht ✔️ Incredible views of the Toronto Skyline

Toronto Premier Brunch Cruise ✔️ Chef-prepared buffet ✔️ Brunch, Lunch or Dinner cruises available

Luxury Yacht Sightseeing Prosecco Cruise ✔️ Enjoy a glass of prosecco ✔️ Excellent views of the city & waterways

🛥️ 7 Best Boat Tours in Toronto

1. 3-hour shared sailing adventure.

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  3 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The 3-Hour Shared Sailing Adventure Includes:

• Licensed Crew and Sailing Yacht.
• Sail past highlights like Sugar Beach and Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

Escape the hustle and bustle of the city and unwind on a 3-Hour Shared Sailing Adventure around Toronto’s islands in Lake Ontario.

Relax on comfy beanbags on deck or try your hand at steering the yacht.

Experience tranquillity on the water while taking in iconic sights like Sugar Beach and Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

😍 What Past Guests Have Said

By far one of the most incredible experiences I have ever had. Bucket List activity/outing crossed off the list. Crew were the best! — Mike ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

Revel in personalized service during your small-group cruise, allowing you to connect with your knowledgeable crew and fellow passengers.

Discover Toronto from a unique perspective as you soak in breathtaking views that you won’t find on land.

With daily departures from May to September, it’s the perfect opportunity to make the most of your visit to the city.

💡 Things to Keep in Mind:

• Near public transportation
• Not wheelchair accessible.
• This tour will have a maximum of 12 travellers.

2. Toronto Premier Brunch Cruise on Odyssey in Toronto Harbour

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  2 hours | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The Premier Brunch Cruise on Odyssey in Toronto Harbour Includes:

• Coffee and/or Tea.
• Brunch (Lunch and Dinner cruises also available).
• DJ-curated music.
• Luxury vessel with onboard restrooms.

Elevate your Toronto experience with a Toronto Premier Brunch Cruise on the newly renovated luxury vessel, Toronto Odyssey.

Spend your afternoon in Toronto Harbour with delicious dining, stunning views, and awesome DJ entertainment.

Savour a chef-prepared buffet menu, creative cocktails, and top-notch service while taking in the breathtaking views of Toronto’s skyline and attractions.

Enjoy the best of both worlds with a climate-controlled interior and open-air rooftop deck.

Totally fabulous experience, staff on board were amazing too. Stunning views and great vibe, would highly recommend!!! — Juliette ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

We found that the brunch cruises offer a unique and memorable way to celebrate any occasion while enjoying Toronto from the water.

Feast on mouthwatering dishes like Honey Sesame Chicken, Oven Roasted Tilapia, Scrambled Eggs, and a variety of other tempting options.

You can also customize your experience with extras and upgrades like cocktails, wine, and beer, as well as additional food and beverage options.

• Near public transportation.
• The dress code is smart casual.
• This tour will have a maximum of 250 travellers.

3. Toronto Luxury Yacht Sightseeing Prosecco Cruise

⭐️  RATING:  5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 hour | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The Toronto Luxury Yacht Sightseeing Prosecco Cruise Includes:

• Alcoholic Beverages.
• Private transportation.

Cruise Toronto Harbour in style on this scenic Luxury Yacht Sightseeing Cruise .

Enjoy stunning views of the Toronto skyline while sipping on a refreshing glass of prosecco.

With an amazing cityscape, lush island parklands, and gorgeous waterways, this cruise is a photographer’s delight.

We had a nice trip with Paul our skipper. He was very nice and informative. Glad we booked this experience. Can only recommend! — Sven ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

As you venture into the harbour, you will also see iconic views of the Harbourfront Centre, the CN Tower, the Rogers Centre, Sugar Beach, the historic Redpath Sugar Refinery, and the charming Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

If you want to extend your experience, an additional hour of exploration will get you a tour of historic Hanlan’s Point, the Island Yacht Club, the intricate Toronto Island channels, and the Island Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary.

• This is a private tour. Only your group will participate

4. Toronto Tall Ship Boat Cruise

🛥️ The Toronto Tall Ship Boat Cruise Includes:

• A cruise on a 3-masted 1930s schooner that takes you along the coastline.

Head out on a thrilling Toronto Tall Ship Boat Cruise as you set sail on a vintage 3-masted 1930s schooner from Toronto’s harbour.

Take in the beauty of Lake Ontario’s shoreline with panoramic views that stretch from Toronto’s islands to the iconic skyline.

Great views of Toronto harbour front sailing on the Kajama with friends and family. Fun to watch the sails being raised by the friendly staff while enjoying a cold beverage. — Paula ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

You can choose to kick back and relax while soaking up the scenery, or roll up your sleeves and assist the skilled crew in raising the sails.

With flexible departure times to suit your schedule, you can easily plan your sailing adventure.

• Operates in all weather conditions.
• Wheelchair accessible.
• This tour will have a maximum of 165 travellers.

5. Toronto: Harbor and Islands Sightseeing Cruise

⭐️  RATING:  4.6 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 hour | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The Harbor and Islands Sightseeing Cruise Includes:

• Enjoy the best views of the Toronto skyline.
• Live commentary.

The Harbor and Islands Sightseeing Cruise offers a chance to soak in incredible views of the city skyline.

Your journey begins with a tour of the western harbour, followed by a passage through the lagoons, providing a close-up view of the picturesque Toronto Islands.

Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for iconic landmarks like the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Billy Bishop Airport, and the serene Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary.

A family of 7 (including two seniors and a teen) went on this trip and we all loved it. Our guide was excellent and very knowledgeable. The commentary was fantastic – so interesting! We loved the interaction between the guide and the captain too – was very endearing! Thanks for a great value, scenic, interesting trip!! — Louise ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

Throughout the cruise, your knowledgeable captain and crew will keep you entertained and well-informed with engaging narrations.

Learn about the fascinating history of the islands, gain insights into island residences, and have interesting buildings in the city skyline pointed out, ensuring you don’t miss a thing.

• The tour is subject to weather and water conditions.

6. 60-Minute Toronto Sightseeing Harbour Tour

⭐️  RATING:  4 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 hour | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The 60-Minute Toronto Sightseeing Harbour Tour Includes:

• Board Oriole, a two-level Great Lakes steamship replica for a tour of Toronto’s harbour.
• Lively commentary is provided by your onboard live narrator.
• Restroom on board.

Take a Toronto Sightseeing Harbour Tour along the stunning Harbourfront and Island Parklands, offering a swift and scenic tour of the city’s waterfront highlights.

While you cruise, enjoy the narrative of a professionally produced GPS-triggered multilingual audio tour, providing fascinating insights into Toronto’s maritime history and landmarks.

Enjoy Toronto’s iconic skyline while soaking in the captivating sights and sounds of the Toronto Islands, Island Airport, Harbourfront, CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and the legendary Gibraltar Point Lighthouse.

We enjoyed seeing the skyline from the water. Our tour guide was informative and entertaining. It was a lovely afternoon. — Michele ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

Whether you prefer to sit comfortably inside or venture to the outdoor viewing decks, you’ll have the perfect vantage point to capture the beauty of the city.

For added enjoyment, a fully licensed cash bar and tempting snacks are available for purchase onboard.

• This tour will have a maximum of 150 travellers.

7. 1-Hour Toronto Harbour Tour with Live Narration

⭐️  RATING:  4.5 out of 5 Stars | ⏳  TOUR LENGTH:  1 hour | ✔️  BOOK NOW

🛥️ The 1-Hour Toronto Harbour Tour with Live Narration Includes:

• See the unique skyline and pass by Toronto Island.
• Live narration.
• Captain and crew.

Experience Toronto from a fresh and captivating angle with this Toronto Harbour Tour with Live Narration .

Get ready to take in the awesome cityscape, featuring iconic landmarks such as the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and First Canadian Place.

Fantastic way to see the city from a different perspective. Very informative on board narration. Great way to see skyline if you’re only in city for a short time — Diane ( SEE MORE REVIEWS )

As you cruise through the waters, the knowledgeable captain will keep you engaged with entertaining narration, sharing interesting tidbits about the city and its surroundings.

Whether you’re a visitor or a local looking for a new perspective on the city, this boat tour promises to offer an unforgettable and informative experience, showcasing the dynamic charm of Toronto’s waterfront.

• This tour will have a maximum of 50 travellers.

🛥️ The Best Boat Tours in Toronto – FAQs

Some of the best boat tours in Toronto include cruises that explore the Toronto Harbour, and the Toronto Islands, while also offering breathtaking views of the city skyline. Popular options include Mariposa Cruises, Toronto Harbour Tours, and Tall Ship Cruises.

The duration of boat tours in Toronto can vary, but most standard tours range from 1 to 2 hours. Some specialty tours, like dinner cruises or extended island tours, can last up to 3 hours or more.

Boat tours in Toronto offer views of iconic landmarks such as the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Toronto Islands, Sugar Beach, and the Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. You’ll also enjoy the picturesque shoreline and harborfront.

Yes, many boat tours in Toronto are family-friendly. They typically provide a safe and enjoyable experience for all ages. Some even offer special activities or amenities for kids.

Yes, it’s advisable to book your boat tour tickets in advance, especially during peak tourist seasons. Many tour operators offer online booking options for your convenience.

Most boat tours in Toronto operate from spring to early fall, usually from May to September when the weather is favourable. However, availability may vary depending on the tour operator and weather conditions.

Yes, many boat tours in Toronto offer onboard dining options. You can find anything from snacks and beverages to full-course meals, depending on the type of tour you choose. It’s a good idea to check with the tour operator for specific details on food and drink offerings.

🛥️ Skipped to the bottom? The 3-Hour Shared Sailing Adventure is different from the other cruises and you get some pretty stellar views of Toronto!

🛥️ Best Boat Tours Toronto – Final Thoughts

Don’t miss out on the best boat tours in Toronto! Whether you’re craving a scenic escape, a thrilling adventure, or a dose of fascinating history, these tours have you covered.

As a local, I can tell you that one of the best ways to see Toronto is from the water! Take an evening cruise to see the glittering city lights, or book a morning or afternoon cruise to enjoy the picturesque waterways and landscape.

Either way, hop aboard, soak in the sights, and make memories that’ll last a lifetime. Toronto’s waterfront is calling, and we’re here to make sure you answer.

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'One of the single most terrifying things ever': Ontario couple among passengers on sinking tour boat in Dominican Republic

A Toronto couple are speaking out about their “extremely dangerous” experience on board a sinking tour boat in the Dominican Republic last week.

Brock MacKenzie and his partner, Kerri Wolanski, were enjoying a tour of the Haitises National Park caves on Monday, April 15 when they first noticed water seeping onto their boat.

MacKenzie said that he initially didn’t understand what was happening but soon realized the seriousness of the situation, as the boat was approximately 25 minutes from shore at the time.

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“I looked over (at Wolanski) and I’m like, ‘how are you getting wet?’ Like I couldn’t figure out where the water was coming from,” MacKenzie said in an interview with CTV News Toronto. “I happened to look around and the boat was sinking.”

MacKenzie said that there were around 30 other people on board the boat at the time – including at least one child and some seniors.

He said that most of the passengers were not wearing life jackets and that crew members “handed out rum” as the boat took on water.

“The craziest part about the whole trip was not the fact that the boat took on water,” MacKenzie said. “It’s that we left and nobody had lifejackets on, there was no safety, nobody talked about safety of this boat, what happens if [the boat was to take on water].”

Boat was taken to nearby island

The boat -- according to its operator Grupo Pinero -- took a blow to its hull on the starboard side, seemingly caused by a floating log.

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In a statement provided to CTV News Toronto, the company said that that the captain followed “all the protocols starting with the request for a rescue service, inspection of the ship, and following the rules by everyone on board.”

The company said that after inspecting the boat the captain then decided to take it to Cayo Levantado, a nearby island, while a relief boat was en-route to take the passengers back to shore.

“As soon as the boat’s captain realized the breakdown, he asked for support and followed all the protocols,” the statement notes. 

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Grupo Pinero said that its protocols requires all passengers to wear vests at all times but MacKenzie said that no one was wearing a lifejacket during the excursion. He added that over the 40 minutes that it took for the relief boat to arrive and safely transfer passengers, the crew “did nothing” to fit passengers with lifejackets either.

“We made sure that they all had lifejackets on,” he said about the children and senior citizens onboard. “The crew? Have no idea where they were.”

“…This was one of the single most terrifying things ever,” he said.

There were no reported injuries as a result of the incident and the passengers on board the boat all eventually made it back to shore safely.

When they did, MacKenzie said that Grupo Pinero asked passengers to sign legal documents about what happened. The document, an image of which was provided to CTV News Toronto, asked the passengers to agree that there was a “minor inconvenience” with the boat that was “immediately corrected” by the company.

According to MacKenzie, no one signed the document.

MacKenzie told CTV News Toronto that the tour was purchased through an Air Transat representative

In a statement, Air Transat said that they have been reaching out to all affected clients since the incident to offer a refund for the excursion, “and to personally ensure that the resolution of this matter meets their satisfaction.”

MacKenzie said that in the wake of the incident he is considering reaching out to a lawyer, as he’s concerned that the tour operator is not going to make necessary safety changes.

“Chalk it up to life experience or whatever,” he said. “But they’re not going to change what they do until somebody holds them accountable for the fact that it was extremely dangerous, what happened out there.”

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Our professional and friendly crew will guide you along the way. Your captains will be there to provide you entertaining, insightful, and informative commentary about everything you see!

To begin you will get a close look at Toronto’s bustling western Harbourfront. Then across the harbour you will enter the lagoons of the Toronto Islands and get right into the heart of the islands, seeing historic Hanlan’s Point, the Island Yacht Club, and the woodlands of the Island Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary (keep your eyes peeled for a variety of local birds and wildlife, including beavers and white tailed deer!). Further into the islands you will see its serene park space as you cruise along Long Pond, a functioning race course at many times throughout the year.

After cruising through the heart of the island lagoons we come back into the harbour and cruise along at the perfect vantage point to take the best pictures of Toronto’s skyline. You will hear all about Toronto’s famous buildings such as the CN Tower, the Rogers Center (aka Skydome), and our many skyscrapers. As the boat takes you eastward you will also see Toronto’s industrial harbourfront, including a fully functioning sugar refinery. Finally, as we head back you will see the eastern shore of Toronto’s waterfront where you will see the City ferry docks and some of the luxurious waterfront condos.

As we come back into our slip, you should have some great photos on your camera, and some great memories of your visit to our lovely city!

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