TORONTO HARBOUR · BAY CRUISES
The sailings worth boarding, reviewed.
The 5 toronto harbour cruises travellers cast off on most, lined up side by side. How long you are on the water, what you sail past, who is at the helm, and what a spot on deck costs.
Cruise Toronto Harbor on the newly renovated Toronto Odyssey with a chef-made meal, skyline views, and a rooftop deck for photos.
Most Popular“Pretty view, good food, great staff - Sam, Samuel gave great service and was super personable with the clients 😁”
Half-day small-group Toronto sights with hotel pickup, skip-the-line CN Tower, plus St. Lawrence Market and a skyline harbor cruise.
“Tourgide 30 minutes late, looked a little overnight, absolutely dismotivated, ran away from the group speaking to anybody but not to the group, spoke not understandable slang… so all in all: that tourbooking was a great mistake, 238 Euro much too expensive for that bad service! warning to everybody!!! A real shame for viator!”
A narrated 1-hour Toronto inner-harbor cruise with skyline views, CN Tower passes, and photo-friendly decks plus snacks and a cash bar.
“Best thing I did while visiting Toronto. Staff on board the ship were so nice made you feel welcome . The guide pointing out info about Toronto and the history was amazing. I would highly recommended this tour. Thank you so much.”
CN Tower, St. Lawrence Market, and a waterfront cruise in 5 hours on a small-group tour with downtown hotel pickup.
“Our guide Daniel was so nice and knowledgeable and made the trip so much more fun!! We loved the Casa Loma mansion and the CN Tower was exciting and seeing the panoramic view of Toronto was spectacular!! Couldn’t have had a better guide for our tour than Daniel!!!”
Small-group Toronto walk from St. Lawrence Market to the CN Tower, then an included harbour cruise with standout views.
“This was a well balanced tour that covered everything we desired. Our guide, Cezar, could not have done more to ensure we experienced a great day”
Sightseeing sailings, sunset cruises and island runs, in the bays and harbours that do them best.
