Colour Cruises Set Sail For Peak Autumn Viewing
Take a tour of the region’s spectacular waterways this fall and experience some of the most brilliant foliage you’ll see anywhere in Canada.
There’s something about viewing Mother Nature’s annual fireworks from the deck of a touring boat that can’t be beat. Passengers enjoy floating along at a gentle speed while captain and crews take the vessel across open lakes and into smaller channels; and the reds, yellow and oranges that light up the shoreline and the trees are intensified even more by their reflection in sparkling blue waters. It’s an experience not to be missed, and a unique adventure to embark on with friends and family this fall.
Read on for more information on cruise companies across the region.
30,000 Island Cruise Lines Parry Sound
Georgian Bay’s famous 30,000 Islands offer adventure at every turn. The iconic three-hour cruise available daily at 1pm until Thanksgiving Monday, October 12, 2026
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Sunset Cruises Port Carling
Fall schedule runs until “late October, 2026” with daily cruises and two special Thanksgiving cruises
All cruises depart from Port Carling on the Peerless II
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Muskoka Cruises Bracebridge/Port Carling
1.5 hour tours on Lake Rosseau on the Lady Rosseau taking in the scenic views and fantastic cottage architecture. Tours available from Port Carling on select dates until October 25
Lady Gaga Muskoka River Cruise, Bracebridge. Enjoy the stunning views and picturesque landscape of the 1.5 hour tour of the Muskoka River as it winds down to Lake Muskoka. Runs until October 25, 2025
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Muskoka Steamships Gravenhurst
Cruise the lakes in Muskoka in style. The Wennonah II is a modern interpretation of a traditional steamship, and is named in honour of Wenonah, the first steamship to sail Lake Muskoka. The Wennonah II runs until Sunday, October 18.
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