As part of our commitment to introduce students to Toronto's Waterfront we offer educational cruises for schools throughout the GTA. Student Cruises are available in the AM and include a one and a half hour cruise with detailed narrations about the history of all major venues including the Toronto Waterfront, Toronto Islands, Hanlans Point, Wards Island Residence, Haunted Light House and Yacht Clubs as well as exclusive information about new developments along the waterfront. These cruises are designed not only to educate students but to also let them experience the magnificent sceneries of out city's waterfront alongside their friends.

Toronto Student Cruises are only $7.50/student + taxes and gratuities. For more information please contact Captain Bob Muran at (416) 999-1138.

Toronto Harbour is a bay on the north shore of Lake Ontario, in Canada. Originally a low sandy peninsula formed the southern limit of the bay. The mouth of the harbour pointed west. The eastern shore of the bay, approximately six kilometers east, was a marsh around the mouth of the Don River. Low sandy bluffs lined the northern shore.

In 1858 a storm washed a channel through the eastern edge of the peninsula that formed the south edge of the bay, forming the Toronto Islands. Full Artice On Wikipedia.org