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Everyone knows that cruising is a quintessential Muskoka experience.
To help you partake in this proud tradition, here are 4 sensational cruises that will give you those good vibes on the Muskoka tides. Pssst – the fall colours are just around the corner and this is an incredible way to view them!
Read on to learn more about the four cruises currently operating in Muskoka
Sunset Cruises
1148 Milford Bay Rd, Bracebridge
The “Muskoka Experience” always includes a cruise on the big three Muskoka Lakes, with their rugged and beautiful Canadian Shield vistas and views of the gorgeous cottages with Sunset Cruises. Enjoy live commentary including history and local lore. Owned and operated by Captain Randy Potts, who has been a licensed captain for over 30 years, Sunset Cruises is an alternative to the larger ships and can show you Muskoka scenery accessible only by our smaller ships.
The Peerless II is currently operating at limited capacity with frequent cleanings to keep you safe, masks are mandatory.
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Island Queen Cruise
9 Bay Street, Parry Sound
Enjoy a captain’s-eye view of Georgian Bay’s 30,000 Islands, the largest concentration of freshwater islands in the world, aboard the Island Queen. Two and three-hour sightseeing cruises bring passengers surprisingly up-close to the pristine beauty of Georgian Bay’s remote wilderness and the rustic charm of its grand summer cottages.
Guest capacity is currently reduced aboard the Island Queen with physical distancing measures in place using directional arrows and floor markers. In addition to the standard sanitizing measures, they will not only be elevating the awareness and education of their crew members, but will also be increasing the frequency and focus of their cleaning procedures to ensure high touch areas are sanitized regularly and thoroughly.
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Zodiac Islander
9 Bay Street, Parry Sound
Hop on the Islander to experience the beauty for yourself with tours to remote islands for lunch and to Huckleberry Island where you can explore the shoreline and take a swim from a secluded beach. Pick from two regular tours on the Islander, one to Henry’s World Famous Fish Restaurant on Frying Pan Island and another to Huckleberry Island where the Georgian Bay Biosphere Reserve will lead a guided eco-tour along the shoreline. Passengers will be onshore for roughly one hour on both tours.
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Muskoka Steamships
185 Cherokee Lane, Gravenhurst
Welcome aboard the 130-year-old historic steamship R.M.S. Segwun and the modern replica steamship Wenonah II – the only fleet of its kind in Canada. Built in 1887, Segwun is North America’s oldest operating steamship and an Ontario tourism icon.
The Muskoka Steamships have several safety measures currently in place, including temperature checks during check-in, mandatory face masks, reduced capacity, and frequent cleaning of the ship.
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