FAQs

On our 90-minute tour, we cross the harbor and cruise through the Toronto Islands, offering stunning skyline views. If the seas are rough, we’ll stay in the sheltered harbor for your comfort.

For private charters, the experience is customizable, allowing you to explore the same scenic routes, with options tailored by your captain.

First of all, a great attitude is required before getting on board. Remember that you’re about to head out for a few hours with great friends in a unique setting. In addition, consider bringing along the essentials listed below:

Essentials

• sunglasses
• beverages of your choice (preferably in cans, they cool faster and don’t tip over as easy)
• snacks
• cups, plates, napkins and cutlery
• ice and a cooler to put it all in

Temperatures are usually a few degrees cooler on the water than on shore, so dress appropriately. If you do feel chilled or hot, the cabin below is heated/air conditioned and offers respite from the outdoors. ​Temperatures on Lake Ontario are very unpredictable. While the temperature at the dock might be 28 degrees celsius, two miles offshore it could be in the low 20’s. This is especially true in May and September. Soft soled shoes, such as tennis shoes or deck shoes are extremely important. Hard soled shoes will scratch and leave displeasing marks on the boat deck that are hard to remove.

If anyone in your group is prone to sea sickness, it may be a good idea to bring anti-nausea medication.

For those who would like to go for a swim, remember to bring a swimsuit.

Guests are welcome to bring their own food and beverages for the charter; however, alcoholic drinks must be purchased from our bar, as we hold a liquor license. If you’d like us to arrange food preparation and delivery to the yacht, please inform us in advance, and we’ll coordinate catering. We can even arrange for a chef to prepare a meal on board. during the charter.

BBQ:  The use of the BBQ is available supervised by one of our crew for a $200 fee while anchored or docked. Please speak to our reservation team for more details.

Only soft-soled shoes are permitted on the outdoor decks, and inside the yacht all guests will go barefoot.