2hr Shared Sailing Experience in Toronto

Toronto



On a 2 hour sail, we tour the harbour and head to the lake through the western channel.

On a 2 hour sail, we tour the harbour and head to the lake through the western channel. Watch out for the ferry, reported to be the shortest commercial one in the world. Below the water is a walking tunnel connecting the two for those that just can’t wait to catch their flight.

Our true sailing enthusiasts will enjoy the sail in Humber Bay and Lake Ontario, known for its great winds and light waves. On most weeknights and evenings, you can enjoy watching the sailing races of all the local clubs.

As we sail south of the Toronto Islands and pass through the Eastern Gap, we see the 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.

Our final leg along the Toronto, shoreline, will include, our urban beaches of Sugar and HTO Park, waterfront condominium and hotels, and Toronto’s marine fire station and the CN Tower.

Frequently Asked Questions

You will sail through Toronto Harbour, Humber Bay, and Lake Ontario, passing landmarks like the Toronto Islands and the Eastern Gap while enjoying local sailing races and waterfront views.
The sailing experience typically starts at a marina in Toronto Harbour, near Humber Bay, with details provided when you book.
No prior sailing experience is needed; the tour is suitable for beginners and sailing enthusiasts alike.
Yes, the tour passes by the ferry, considered the shortest commercial one in the world, and the walking tunnel connecting the mainland to the islands.
Evenings and weeknights are popular for sailing races, but check the website for the current schedule and availability.
Availability depends on the season and weather conditions; check the website for current booking periods.
Most sailing gear is provided or recommended by the operator, but it’s best to check the website for specific guidelines.
The experience is shared with a small group to ensure a comfortable and interactive sailing environment.
Yes, photography is allowed, so you can capture views of Toronto Harbour, the Islands, and Lake Ontario.
Children are generally welcome, but age restrictions and safety requirements vary; check the website for details.

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