Reserve Tours in Advance
Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours must be reserved in advance. They can be booked online or by calling 519-372-6309. For same day reservations, please call us for availability.
Specialty Boat Tours Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours
The Marine Heritage of the Historic Saugeen Métis
JOIN SPECIAL GUEST JENNA MCGUIRE AND IMMERSE YOURSELF IN THE MARINE HERITAGE OF THE HISTORIC SAUGEEN MÉTIS From fur trading voyageurs sailing the waters of the Sweetwater Sea to fishermen, boat builders and lighthouse keepers the Saugeen Métis people have had a strong connection to the waters and islands of Lake Huron for over two […]
Birding and Photography Tours
BIRDING AND BIRD PHOTOGRAPHY IN THE FISHING ISLANDS OF LAKE HURON The Huron Fringe is well known to birders and bird photographers. This section of Lake Huron’s shoreline and islands are home to many nesting birds and on the route of those passing through during spring and fall migration. We offer a number of packages […]
Sunset Cruises
JOIN US AT SUNSET! Enjoy a sunset over the Fishing Islands of Lake Huron. There is nothing like it! Our departure time moves with the sun throughout the season. We will meet at the dock, tour out to the perfect spot and drop anchor, to enjoy a tea/coffee and a sweet. While we always work […]
All Aboard for Chair Yoga with Harriet!
Join us aboard one of our comfortable pontoon boats for a Chair Yoga session with Harriet Nixon, on Lake Huron! Harriet Nixon is a much loved certified yoga teacher on the Bruce Peninsula. She is also a Reiki Master, and most recently, has received certification as an Indian Head Massage Practitioner. We will motor to […]
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Boat Tours
Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours provides guided passenger boat tours aboard comfortable pontoon boats in sheltered waters of Lake Huron. The area we navigate is an archipelago of 70+ islands known locally as “The Fishing Islands”. Learn about the history, geography and incredibly beautiful natural environment in this part of South Bruce Peninsula.
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Shipwrecks
There are 6000 shipwrecks in the Great Lakes, and 69 of them area around The Bruce Peninsula. 20 of these ships found their watery grave in rocky shoals and bays of The Fishing Islands. Bruce Peninsula Boat Tours visits two of these wrecks on our tours. These ships carried lumber, barrels of fish and supplies.
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The Bruce Peninsula’s Western Shoreline
The Oliphant coastline is complex of bays and a series of islands, known as The Fishing Islands. The islands and reefs protect the bays from intense wave energy. Due to this reduced wave action, the bays of the shoreline are fringed with coastal meadow marshes, or coastal fens, and narrow low sand beaches. The coastal fens here are considered globally rare and imperiled communities.
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Shoreline Activities
Residents, summer cottagers and day visitors embrace the shoreline activities the warm, clean water and beautiful coastline here offers us. Like all of the Bruce Peninsula, the unique environment here speaks to those who love and appreciate Ontario’s natural retreat.
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After Your Tour
Don’t know what to do after your tour? There are many activities and fun things for you to do in South Bruce Peninsula, after your tour to finish off your day.