Top Toronto On the Water

Experience Toronto's beautiful skyline from the water on this short cruise from Toronto Harbour. Enjoy indoor and outdoor seating, unwind with drinks from the bar (at your own expense), and take in scenic views of landmarks including the CN Tower, Rogers Centre, and First Canadian Place. Live narration brings the sights to life as you cruise and see more than you would on land.

Get a different perspective of the beautiful city of Toronto on this harbor front boat cruise. Set out from historic Pier 6 and look out at the glittering skyline, which includes the CN Tower, Rogers Center, and First Canadian Place. Pass by Toronto Island. Your captain provides entertaining narration along the way.

Enjoy a one-of-a-kind way to tour the Toronto Harbour on this tall-ship boat cruise. Hop aboard your vessel, a three-masted 1930s schooner, and set sail. Help the crew raise the sails or sit back and relax with on-board drinks and bites (additional expense). Enjoy panoramic views over Toronto’s islands and skyline—a view that few other visitors get to see—listen to sea shanties, and marvel as the ship’s cannon is fired.

Experience the best of Toronto with a Premier Dinner Cruise aboard the luxury vessel, Toronto Odyssey, and spend your evening in Toronto Harbor with dining, picturesque views, and DJ entertainment. While onboard, you’ll enjoy our chef-prepared plated menu, distinctive service, and breathtaking views of Toronto’s skyline from our climate-controlled deck. The Premier Dinner Cruise includes the selection of one salad, one main and one dessert. Sample salads; Garden Salad, Caesar Salad, Cream of leek and potato soup Sample entrées; Honey Sesame Chicken, Pan Seared Atlantic Salmon, Braised Beef Short Ribs and Vegetable Coconut Curry. Sample desserts; Chocolate Caramel Brownie, Country style carrot cake, Classic cheesecake and Fresh fruit plate Extras & Upgrades available onboard: - Cocktails, wine, and beer - Additional F&B upgrades (e.g. Roasted Garlic Shrimp, Atlantic Lobster Tail, AAA Beef Tenderloin) Additional Information: - We do our best to accommodate dietary restrictions

Spend an afternoon enjoying brunch with stunning views of Toronto’s skyline. Enjoy a buffet with sweet and savory options as you sail along Toronto’s harbourfront, passing by landmarks like the CN Tower and Sugar Beach. The cruise offers a relaxing way to sightsee and enjoy the city’s beauty without dealing with crowds and traffic.

Toronto's first and only glow-in-the-dark kayaking experience since 2021. Paddle in a transparent LED-lit kayak with a built-in Bluetooth speaker on the Toronto waterfront. Choose your LED colour, connect your playlist and take in stunning CN Tower views at night. As featured in BlogTO, CP24 and Globe and Mail.

This cruise of the Toronto Harbour gives you the chance to enjoy scenic views of the Toronto skyline while enjoying a glass of prosecco. Enjoy incredible views of the city, island parklands, waterways and more! Your fully-licensed Captain will show you the sights including the Western Harbour Castle Hotel, The Lagoons and the Toronto Islands. On our way out into the harbour you can spot the Harbourfront Centre, CN Tower, Rogers Centre, Sugar Beach, the Redpath Sugar Refinery, and the historic Gibraltar Point Lighthouse. For an additional one hour other sites featured on this part can also include a tour of historic Hanlan’s Point, the Island Yacht Club, Toronto Island channels, and the woodlands of the Island Bird and Wildlife Sanctuary. Enjoy the scenery from the luxury of our rear outdoor seating area or relax and sunbathe on the front deck of the 44 feet cruiser yacht!

With Toronto situated on the edge of Lake Ontario, travelers have the opportunity to see the cityscape from a unique perspective. Head out to Toronto Harbour for a cruise around the bay on this onboard experience that includes a 3-course chef-prepared lunch to enjoy while you take in city views from the vessel’s climate-controlled deck.

Our SUP Yoga classes take place in Sunfish Cut, a popular lookout point with a spectacular view. Doing SUP Yoga on the Island is a unique and rare experience. We make the most of such a short summer season by offering 17 sessions from June to September. Our hope is that you have a spiritual experience every time you get on the water and that you leave feeling refreshed and ready to start your week. Please arrive changed and ready to go. There are public washroom facilities on the city side of the ferry terminal, on most ferries, at the entrance to Wards Beach at the corner of Fifth Street and Lakeshore Ave, and at the Island Fire Station.

Toronto has so many landmarks to explore that it can be tough to know how to fit everything you want to see into one trip. Thankfully, this half-day small-group walking tour takes you to a curated selection of the city’s most popular sights. Walk the Hockey Hall of Fame, pass by the historic Union Station, gaze up at the lofty CN Tower, and much more.

Experience the ultimate water adventure with your Radinn Jetboard rental — the world’s most advanced electric jet-powered surfboard! Glide effortlessly across calm waters at speeds up to 56 km/h, no waves needed. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an adrenaline junkie, your professional instructors guide you every step of the way to ensure a safe and thrilling ride. Enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Ontario’s Oakville shoreline as you carve and cruise, feeling the freedom of flying over water powered by cutting-edge technology. With easy-to-use wireless controls, a silent motor, and lightweight design, the Radinn Jetboard offers a smooth, responsive experience unlike any other. This 60-minute session includes all gear, a safety briefing, and private dock access, making it a perfect activity for solo adventurers, friends, or families. Don’t miss out — book your Radinn Jetboard ride today and make waves with Off-Water eFoil!

We take you to the places where you can relax and enjoy natural scenery. You will be able to see Toronto from the new perspective.

A shared sailing experience is a cost-effective and hassle-free alternative to hiring your own boat. No experience is required, as a captain takes the lead as you embark on a scenic journey to see views of Humber Bay, Lake Ontario, the Eastern Gap, and beaches along the Toronto shoreline. During the trip, you can either sit back and enjoy the views, or participate and get some sailing tuition from the captain.

Toronto Island is the only island chain in Western Lake Ontario. It has a diverse collection of plants and wildlife, and holds deep history dating back to the first native American people. Toronto Islands are a perfect nature escape from the busy city while having the best view of the city skyline. Did you know the location for Toronto, then called York, was chosen due to the prime natural harbour created by the Toronto Island, then a peninsula? Wards and Algonquin Island are some of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city and some of their ancestors are still here today.

Toronto Island is the only island chain in Western Lake Ontario, it has a diverse collection of plants and wildlife, and holds deep history dating back to the first native American people. Did you know the location for Toronto, then called York, was chosen due to the prime natural harbour created by the Toronto Island, then a peninsula? Wards and Algonquin Island are some of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city and some of their ancestors are still here today.

Avoid the stress of navigating Toronto on your own aboard a hop-on hop-off bus. Choose from 24- or 48-hour options to suit your schedule. Listen to audio commentary as you stop at popular destinations such as Casa Loma and the Distillery District. Take in scenic views from the top of a double-decker bus, or shelter from the sun or cold inside the bus.

Active, outdoor-loving travelers will enjoy the chance to get back to nature so close to Toronto. Kayak or paddle a SUP around the Toronto Islands in Lake Ontario, looking out for birds and wildlife along the way. Your guide will tailor the trip to your needs and abilities, so everyone can have fun. Learn more about the islands and avoid getting lost by going with a guide.

Enjoy a relaxing three-hour yacht cruise around Toronto’s islands in Lake Ontario, admiring the city views along the way. You can choose to sit back and relax on the beanbags on deck, or to take the helm and have a go at steering the yacht yourself. This is a small-group activity so you can enjoy the peace and quiet out on the lake.

To visit Niagara Falls the easy way from Toronto, join this guided tour, with departures year-round. Sit back and enjoy the views of the Ontario countryside on the drive to Niagara Falls, passing wine country and scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy three hours to tour Niagara Falls independently or upgrade to jump on board the unmissable Niagara City cruise, which takes you right to the base of the falls.

Stay relaxed on this small-group 3-day camping trip to Algonquin Provincial Park, with all camping equipment and meals provided. Accompanied by your guide, explore the sugar maple and yellow birch forests of the park, and learn the basics of camping. At night, stargaze and enjoy s’mores by the campfire while anticipating the adventures of the following days.

Step aboard our private Single-Floor Yacht and enjoy a one-of-a-kind cruise through Toronto Harbour with breathtaking skyline views. Unlike crowded public tours, this experience offers exclusivity, comfort, and personal service—making it ideal for couples, families, or small groups looking for a more intimate way to enjoy the city from the water.

Be amazed by the Toronto skyline at night on a fun night paddling experience on a SUP board or kayak. Download an app before you arrive, which will allow you to control the colorful lights attached to your board or boat. Watch the sun go down, then enjoy a guided paddle through the inner waterways of Toronto Islands and Lake Ontario's archipelago.

Toronto Island is the only island chain in Western Lake Ontario. It has a diverse collection of plants and wildlife, and holds deep history dating back to the first native American people. Did you know the location for Toronto, then called York, was chosen due to the prime natural harbour created by the Toronto Island, then a peninsula? Wards and Algonquin Island are some of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city and some of their ancestors are still here today.