Marvel at the beautiful colors of fall during a 1-hour canoeing adventure around the Toronto Islands. Paddle through the picturesque lagoons and visit the harbor for spectacular views of the city skyline.

 

EXPERIENCE:

Experience the Canadian Fall during a guided canoeing adventure around the Toronto Islands. Begin your day taking a water taxi or ferry to meet your expert guide at the Centre Island. Here, you will go over safety rules, paddling instructions, and be provided all necessary safety equipment. 

Once aboard your own canoe, set out into the waterfront where you will have scenic views and be surrounded by the autumn foliage. Your first stop will be at the Bird Sanctuary and loop around the Donut Island. Here, you might see some herons and even turtles.

Next, paddle through the Regatta Course that hosts annual International Dragon Boat Race. As you pass under the Centre Island’s main bridge you will get a feeling of going through Venice canals.

The most spectacular point of this tour is entering into the Toronto Harbor. Here, get spectacular views of the city skyline from the waterfront. Take a moment and snap a photo of the skyline and enjoy the beautiful colors of the fall season.

After the journey, head back to your meeting point to return your canoe paddles and safety gear. Feel free to enjoy the islands and discover more on foot, rent a bike, have a picnic, and more. When you are ready, ferries and water taxis go back and forth regularly to head back to the mainland.

 

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS:

Surround yourself in colors of fall during canoeing adventure around the Toronto Islands
Learn interesting and fun facts about the area from your expert guide
Paddle around the scenic area surrounded by the autumn foliage
Enjoy city skylines from the Toronto Harbor and view marine water-life up close

 

 

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