We had an unforgettable experience on the Muskoka Steamships on Canada Day 2025. The scenery was…read morebreathtaking, the steamship itself was a marvel, with its elegant vintage like design mix with few modern amenities. We passed some luxurious and humble lake house and cottages (that was the highlight). While the experience was lovely, I did not have much interaction with the staff beyond confirming our tickets. If you are looking for a unique and memorable experience, I would recommend the Muskoka Steamships. Whether you are a nature lover, history buff, or just looking for a relaxing day out, this is a greatt activity. For now, 4/5 only because we had not tried out their food options which is offered for additional price. So next time , that would be our goal. Tips: - Book in advance to ensure availability - Arrive early to explore the dock area - Bring a camera to capture the stunning views.

My family, including my two teenage sons decided to take the 1.5 hour boat tour to enjoy the…read moreafternoon and learn more about the area. We were thankful that the boat had both indoor seating and outdoor seating as it was a chilly day. While we awaited the boat we shopped in the store which had an extensive collection of items made by local artists. What we liked: When asked questions the crew was knowledgeable. The boat was very pretty- much nicer than other boat tours we've done. They had a full bar and snacks for purchase. Lots of different views from the boat- three levels of I treating spaces. Plenty of seating. What we didn't like: From the website it looked like we would be enjoying a steamship. The boat we took was a diesel ship. It seemed like we would learn about local history of the area- but it was a prerecorded tour that was out of sync with what we were supposed to be looking at. This made it confusing and we were unsure of what we were supposed to notice. It was pricey for what it was. And there is an additional charge for the museum. Crew was moving furniture from the dining room for the carpet to be replaced. The tour felt like an imposition for the crew to get their work done on the boat. Not great pictures of the beautiful dining room because there were chairs stacked everywhere. There are many great museums in the area and lots of cool experiences, many that are free.. I wish we had skipped this one & spent time elsewhere.

We did the 1 hour harbor tour and really enjoyed it! We had many great views of the skyline and…read moreenjoyed seeing the islands as well. The two person crew did a great job both driving the boat and talking about the sights we were seeing. I enjoyed learning a bit more about the city. One heads up...the stairs down into the main seating area are extremely steep. It's only a few, and the railings are sturdy, but for someone with balance or mobility challenges this could be hard. It might be worth calling ahead to see if space on the small back upper level is prioritized for those who can't navigate the stairs.

Amazing experience doing the boat tour of Toronto! Amazing staff! Really funny and friendly! Highly…read morerecommend this place to others!

Today is October 12, 2024 we missed our cruise due to an accident on the way to the tour schedule…read more It was half an hour drive and we purposely started heading off at least an hour before the schedule. Knowing that we would be late, we called them 15 to 20 times, emailed as well but nobody picked up the phone. Upon arriving there after half an hour of our scheduled tour (2pm) we found many other people (about 20 something) having also missed the tour due to the accident on the way. We waited till the next tour and told them about having missed the tour. They told us to emailed and reschedule. we did as instructed and now it is 6:15 pm and nobody bothered to respond to our email, voice messages and missed phone calls. Is This how they do business? Very unprofessional and that is very disappointing. looks like they only know how to make money and fool people but doesn't know how to do it professionally and doesn't care about people's feelings. I will never recommend others to use their service. They are scammers

The Lady Muskoka boat tour was a lot of fun! We took a Sunday afternoon tour that lasted just under…read morethree hours. The tour takes about 40 minutes to get to lake Muskoka as you go by several pretty properties on the edge of the water. The canal is a no wake zone so it is a bit slow moving until you get out to the big lake. Then you spend about an hour out on lake before heading back in and repeat the 40 minutes returning to dock on the canal. Out on the lake you get to see dozens of summer houses in millionaires row. Very pretty. You can buy an additional meal along with your ticket, or they have a grill on the first level that serves hot dogs, hamburgers, fries, etc. The scenery is better than the food. There is a a good burger and ice cream place across the street from their location. Make sure you have sun screen on as you may spend the entire time in the sun.

Boating trip was fun for our group. Boating cost was little over priced. They should keep the boat…read morecleaner. Washroom facilities are limited at the place

Great experience. Staff very helpful and knowledgeable. We had a great time on the pontoon for…read morethe day with family and grandkids. Definitely would recommend and do again . Thanks Dan and Nellie.

The Orillia Island Princess was a great tour boat in Orillia. However, as of this posting, it…read moreofficially has been sold and no longer running in Orillia. It has been moved to Barrie Ontario and is a floating restaurant, not a tour boat any longer. August 12th, 2024.

This is our first year at the Whitby Yacht club and I can't say enough about how friendly and…read morehelpful everyone has been. The clubhouse is situated at the end of Gordon street and offers a fantastic view of lake Ontario. Amenities are much like those from a well kept small resort with the convenience facilities like the showers, a staffed bar, multiple outdoor patios and communal BBQ for the members and their guests. Since we joined towards the end of this year's boating season, we did not get to experience the regatta and other fun activities like the Octoberfest planned by the club, but we're looking forward to enjoying the full experience next year.

My son has been going to the summer camps for seven years. I can't say enough good things about…read morethis gem of a summer sailing program. From intro sailing for little kids (called Mosquitos) to more advanced sailing programs (White Sail) to advanced sailing techniques and racing (Broze, Silver, Gold), the WYC is a superb place for smart, active, eager kids who love the water and want to learn many life lessons and skills they will hold onto for the rest of their lives. Our favourite instructor Ian has moved on and now Emma has taken over. My son raves about Emma and the other instructors. Both on water and classroom instruction. The little kids play games too and have fun. Sunscreen required...at least SPF 45, applied at least twice a day. At the end of the year there is a banquet and the kids get their diplomas, have a meal and awards are handed out. Trust me, this is a great summer program. Space is limited. Go to www.wyc.ca and check out the summer school brochure and schedule. We're not members of the club, you dont need to be either. I hope a couple of members review the club itself...seems like a great group of people.

This was one of a kind experience. Everything worked to perfection except that I rolled out of the…read morecarousel but hey, nothing happened to me. That's probably part of the experience in some cases. Everyone working here seems to be either family or very close to each other. The owner is hands on working and guiding so you feel good having someone with experience and skin-on-the-game out there with you! This was a blast despite the day was really really cold. Highly recommended.

On a crisp, sunny winter afternoon, we went dogsledding for the first time! What a way to embrace…read morewinter. The snow was fresh and although it was -24, it was bearable with the extra blankets we brought. We booked a half-day experience; I'd recommend this because it took about an hour for Winterdance to get everything all set up, including carrying the dogs out of the transportation kennels, hooking them to the lines, and introducing them to their human teams. Since the dogs were so excited (imagine 50 dogs barking all at the same time!) it was a little hard to keep them all from bolting into the woods! There were ten teams who left at the same time, to go on the exact same track, so we couldn't really see how fast our dogs could go. Three of the teams were the Winterdance staff, who were interspersed between participants. We had to start and stop constantly because of the other teams, but I suppose it's also probably for our safety that they kept our dogs from going flying. Our team was comprised of male dogs, one of whom (shout-out to Garrett!) has done the epic week-and-a-half long Yukon Quest. This is touted as the "world's toughest race," so as you can imagine, after we finished our easy 2-hour run, he was still barking and pulling to go again. You can really tell that these dogs are doing what they love. Recommended experience but here are two tips: 1) use the washroom beforehand because Winterdance only has a frigid outhouse, and 2) when it was over, our GPS couldn't locate us to help us leave; pay attention to the landmarks on your way in!

Had a great time. Rooms are pretty and clean. Breakfast was amazing (BACON!) every morning. The…read moreonly downside would be the water pressure in the shower (kind of hard to wash really long hair without good water pressure). Otherwise, I recommend it. Great location to go see the county and Sandbanks beach!