Cruising the Trent-Severn Canal with Le Boat
The Ultimate Canadian Getaway
Some holidays leave you drained and tired. A Le Boat trip on Ontario’s Trent-Severn Waterway leaves you smiling, sun-kissed, and already planning your next cruise. This legendary 386 km canal winds through Canada’s cottage country, and with Le Boat, you’re the captain of your own floating hotel. The best part? No license is required, the boats are equipped with easy-to-use thrusters, and as I always say, “everything is better on the water”.
Friendly Faces and Calm Waters
From the moment you step aboard, you’ll notice something: everyone is so friendly. Fellow boaters’ wave, cottage owners chat from their docks, and Parks Canada staff at the locks go out of their way to help—especially if you’re new to boating. The water here is calm, so there’s no motion sickness, and navigation is refreshingly simple.
You Can't Rush the Trent-Severn
Life slows down on the canal. You are literally forced to relax—you can’t rush this journey, and that’s the magic. The scenery only gets more beautiful as you travel north: quiet forests, rocky Canadian Shield, and postcard-perfect villages. Dock at places like Bobcaygeon or Fenelon Falls, many with free overnight moorings, and discover farmers markets, ice cream shops, or a patio for a cold drink.
Your Floating Hotel
Le Boat’s cruisers are like floating cottages. Each cabin comes with its own ensuite bath and shower, there’s a full kitchen galley to save you time and money, and roomy spaces to relax inside or out. The large flybridge is a favorite hangout, particularly with a glass of wine in hand —picture 360-degree views, BBQ sizzling, kids swimming off the stern, and you at the helm in control of your own ship.
Fun for All Ages
Whether it’s just two of you on a romantic getaway or a group of ten friends on a family reunion, there’s a boat (or multiple boats) to fit. Kids love jumping in for a swim, teens can try paddleboarding or kayaking, and adults can fish, bike, or simply sunbathe on deck. Every stop along the way offers something new: beaches, hiking trails, and charming small towns.
Engineering Marvels & History Alive
Whether it’s just two of you on a romantic getaway or a group of ten friends on a family reunion, there’s a boat (or multiple boats) to fit. Kids love jumping in for a swim, teens can try paddleboarding or kayaking, and adults can fish, bike, or simply sunbathe on deck. Every stop along the way offers something new: beaches, hiking trails, and charming small towns.
Affordable Adventure
A Le Boat holiday is surprisingly cost-effective. In the shoulder season, it can run as little as $50 / person per day, when split among a group. Compared to cottages, resorts, or international trips, it’s an unbeatable deal. And once you’ve tried Canada, you might just find yourself hooked—Le Boat also operates in Europe, with thousands more kilometers of waterways to explore.
Why You'll Love It
- It’s easy. No license required.
- It’s social. Perfect for families, friends, and kids.
- It’s relaxing. You can’t help but unwind.
- It’s unique. Where else can you steer your own boat through history?
So, if you’re craving an unforgettable mix of relaxation, adventure, and Canadian charm, cast off with Le Boat on the Trent-Severn. It’s a holiday you’ll talk about for years to come—and maybe the start of a lifelong cruising habit. A big THANK YOU to my crew including Bradley, Isabel and Gavin that joined me last week who all got an opportunity to operate and dock the boat.
Call us for more details and how to book your getaway for this season or next year 1-855-907-9046.
