Even Sweeter

Your cruise begins from Humber Bay and may be customized in discussion with your captain. A typical cruise may follow this route.

Cruising east through Humber Bay and Lake Ontario to the Toronto Harbour, we will follow the western beaches past Ontario Place and Trillium Park. On most weekends and evenings, you can enjoy watching the sailing races of all the local clubs.

Who doesn’t love to sunbathe without those tan lines! Enjoy one of Canada’s two clothing optional beaches. Hanlan’s Point beach, where you can enjoy some full sun but be far enough away that you have your own privacy. There is a reason why we refer to this beach as Toronto’s favorite “junk yard”.

Entering the harbour through the western channel, we pass by Toronto City Centre Billy Bishop Airport. Canada’s 4th busiest international air terminal. Watch out for the ferry, reported to be the shortest commercial one in the world – travelling the 100m between the island and city. Below the water is a walking tunnel connecting the two for those that just can’t wait to catch their flight. As we cruise through the Toronto Island lagoons you will enjoy the serenity of this oasis and the local fauna of: Great Blue Herons, Trumpeter Swans, Mink, Coyotes and deer to name a few. For the supernatural lovers, we will pass by the oldest lighthouse on the Great Lakes. Gibraltar Point lighthouse is rumoured to be frequented by the ghost of its murdered 19th century lighthouse keeper. Your Crew will gladly share the whole story of its haunted past.

Cruising through the eastern Toronto Harbour, we will pass through the Eastern Gap, separating the City and Island Community of approximately 260 year round homes. Be sure to watch for summer cruise ships in port, sailing between Quebec City – through the St Lawrence Sea Way to Green Bay Wisconsin on Lake Superior. Other ocean ships include freighters carrying salt, from Sarnia, cement from central Canada and South American sugar.

For bird watchers and nature lovers, we sail past Tommy Thompson Park which is home to over 300 species of birds. In late August, thousands of Monarch butterflies can be spotted during their annual migration to Mexico.

We then cruise back to Humber Bay. Welcome back to the dock.

Shorter sails – 2hrs provide only parts of this experience, while longer sails 3-5hrs extend the sailing, swimming, touring times. 6 or 7hr sails may include an afternoon stop at Toronto’s eastern beaches.