Discovery Yacht Charters
Cruising inspiration, harbour towns, and waterfront
destinations around Georgian Bay and the Great Lakes.
Cruising inspiration, harbour towns, and waterfront
destinations around Georgian Bay and the Great Lakes.
Most people think chartering means the Caribbean. Fair enough. But the Great Lakes hold some of the best freshwater cruising anywhere, and Georgian Bay sits right at the top of that list. Thousands of islands, sheltered anchorages, small-town harbours with real character, and water so clean you can see the bottom at 20 feet. We cover what you need to know before you cast off.
The towns along Georgian Bay and Lake Huron grew up around their harbours. Some have reinvented themselves as weekend destinations. Others are still working waterfronts with fish tugs and fuel docks. Either way, pulling into a new harbour is half the reason to go cruising in the first place.
Whether you have a long weekend or two full weeks, there is a route that fits. The 30,000 Islands stretch along the eastern shore. The North Channel runs west toward Manitoulin. Lake Huron's coast drops south through Kincardine and Goderich. Our cruising guides break it down so you can pick the right trip for your crew and your comfort level.
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