Canada · BOAT TRIPS IN KINGSTON
Canadian seasons decide more than budget does. These 6 boat trips in Kingston come with their running months, their prices and the practical detail that changes the answer.
Cruise Kingston’s Thousand Islands aboard the Island Queen for three hours of scenery, stories, live music, and practical sightseeing tips.
“Great trip around all the islands. So relaxing yet informative.”
Review of Kingston’s 3-hour Thousand Islands lunch cruise, with scenic sailing, live music, onboard commentary, meal details, and practical tips.
“The staff were fantastic. The food was very good. Overall it was too noisy for a relaxing day on the water. Between the person on the microphone (David was fantastic) the music and everyone talking in the dining room, it was very overwhelming. Perhaps the music could be just played on the main floor for people to go and enjoy if they choose? Or just some acoustics in the background.”
Kingston’s 3-hour sunset dinner cruise pairs Admiralty Islands views, a three-course meal, live music, and practical tips for a smooth evening.
“The service on the boat tour was excellent, really enjoyed the scenery. The sunset was perfect. Would definitely do it again.”
Kingston’s three-hour Thousand Islands brunch cruise combines scenic views, a plated meal, live entertainment, and easy sightseeing from the water.
“We had a good day enjoying all the views of the islands.”
Cruise Kingston’s historic waterfront aboard the Island Belle, with live commentary, Fort Henry views, local islands, and practical tips.
“Many landmarks to see in one hour. The guide provided factual info along with local stories. His narrative helped us decide on other places to visit which is a great bonus.”
Review of Kingston’s 3-hour 1000 Islands cruise, with scenery, narration, price, seating, onboard food, itinerary, and booking advice.
“A real hidden gem for those traveling north of Toronto. The scenery is spectacular.”
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