Top Vermont On the Water

Experience the beauty of Lake Champlain from a unique perspective aboard classic Friendship Sloops, Friend Ship and Wild Rose. With a maximum of 10 guests, this intimate sailing adventure is perfect for anyone looking to escape the ordinary. Bring your own food and drinks to enhance your journey while our friendly crew ensures a safe and enjoyable trip. Listen to fascinating stories about the region's history as you glide through the stunning landscapes surrounded by mountains. - Sail aboard historic Friendship Sloops with intricate craftsmanship - Maximum of 10 guests for a personal and intimate experience - Bring your own food and drinks, with amenities provided - Knowledgeable crew sharing local stories and legends during the cruise

Set sail on Lake Champlain aboard the charming Buttercup for a two-hour sunset picnic cruise. This unique experience invites you to bring your own food and drinks, all while enjoying stunning waterfront views and the company of up to five friends. The friendly Captain will navigate the waters, allowing you to relax and savor the moments. As you glide across the lake, take in sights like the Champlain Thrust Fault and the first lighthouse built on the lake. This is the perfect chance to unwind after a long day with good food, great views, and memorable conversations. - Two-hour BYO food and drink cruise on Lake Champlain - Comfortable seating with canopied protection and restroom on board - Explore notable sights including shipwrecks and breathtaking mountain views - Suitable for ages 13 and up, accommodating groups of up to 6 guests

Enjoy a sailing experience like no other as you cruise Lake Champlain guided entirely by the wind—making every journey unique. Along the way, your captain shares local stories while navigating scenic routes that may include landmarks such as: • The world-famous geological feature 'Champlain Thrust Fault' • A few of the over 70 named islands • Marked shipwrecks from the 1800's • The first lighthouse ever built on Champlain in 1825 • Breathtaking views of the Adirondack and Green Mountains • Cliff-jumpers at Lone Rock Point and Red Rocks • Champ!

Set sail on Lake Champlain aboard the classic Friendship Sloop, where stunning views of the Adirondack and Green Mountains await. This private two-hour cruise accommodates groups of 2 to 12, allowing you to share the experience with friends or family. Bring your favorite food and drinks to savor while our knowledgeable crew shares tales of the lake's rich history, including shipwrecks and the first lighthouse built in 1825. Enjoy the gentle sway of the boat and the calming waters as you discover the beauty of Vermont from a whole new perspective.

Set sail on Lake Champlain aboard the Friend Ship, a classic 31’ Friendship sloop, and uncover the intriguing history of this beautiful lake. Led by Captain Matt Harrison, a Champlain historian, this 2-hour cruise explores iconic shipwreck sites like the General Butler and the Burlington Horse Ferry. Enjoy captivating tales of naval battles, prohibition smugglers, and modern archaeological discoveries while soaking in the stunning views. This small group experience—limited to just 10 guests—offers an intimate atmosphere perfect for history buffs and curious travelers alike. Plus, a portion of your ticket supports the Lake Champlain Maritime Museum's mission. - Expert-led tour by historian Captain Matt Harrison - 2-hour sailing experience on a classic Friendship sloop - Explore famous shipwreck sites and learn about their history - Small group size of up to 10 guests for a personalized experience

Set sail on Lake Champlain for a one-of-a-kind adventure where the route is guided entirely by the wind—ensuring no two cruises are ever the same. As you glide across the water, your captain shares local stories while exploring some of the lake’s most fascinating sights. These may include: • The world-famous geological feature 'Champlain Thrust Fault' • A few of the *over 70* named islands • Marked shipwrecks from the 1800's • The first lighthouse ever built on Champlain in 1825 • Breathtaking views of the Adirondack and Green Mountains • Cliff-jumpers at Lone Rock Point and Red Rocks • Champ!!!