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Rental Motorboat Neptune 550 Toronto

Toronto

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Neptune 550 (1998)

  • Skipper optional
12 people · 6.1 m

From 
$2,256 / day

Rental Motorboat Sea Ray 540 Sundancer Toronto

Toronto

60 ft yacht (1998)

  • Skipper offered
15 people · 1 cabin · 2 berths · 18.3 m
  • Flexible cancellation

From 
$5,372 / day

Rental Sailboat Catalina 275 Sport Toronto

Toronto

CATALINA 275 SPORT (2014)

  • Skipper optional
5 people · 2 cabins · 5 berths · 8.4 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$1,057 / day

Rental Sailboat Dufour Grande Large 382 Toronto

Toronto

Dufour Grande Large 382 (2018)

  • Skipper optional
8 people · 3 cabins · 8 berths · 11.3 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$1,722 / day

Rental Motor yacht Meridian Yachts Toronto

Toronto

*Legal* Ultimate Luxury Charter on a Double Decker Yacht (2011)

  • Skipper offered
16 people · 2 cabins · 2 berths · 16.8 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$3,363 / day

Rental Motor yacht Regal Commodore Toronto
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Toronto

New

Luxurious Affordable 40ft Yacht (2010)

  • Skipper mandatory
17 people · 2 cabins · 1 berth · 12.5 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$1,289 / day

Rental Catamaran Fountaine Pajot Astréa 42 Toronto

Toronto

Luxury 42' - Astrea Catamaran (2021)

  • Skipper mandatory
18 people · 13 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$3,718 / day

Rental Motorboat Sea Ray Sundancer 340 Toronto

Toronto

36' Sea Ray Sundancer 340 for 10 guests!! (2000)

  • Skipper optional
10 people · 210 hp · 10.5 m

From 
$2,270 / day

Rental Motorboat Glastron Sx195 Toronto

Toronto

Glastron sx 195 (2011)

  • Skipper optional
6 people · 5.6 m

From 
$2,041 / day

Rental Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 41 Toronto

Toronto

Beneteau Oceanis 41 (2015)

  • Skipper optional
12 people · 3 cabins · 12 berths · 12.4 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$1,918 / day

Rental Sailboat Beneteau Oceanis 38 Toronto

Toronto

Beneteau Oceanis 38 (2014)

  • Skipper optional
8 people · 3 cabins · 8 berths · 11.5 m

From 
$1,722 / day

Rental Motorboat Cruisers 450 Toronto

Toronto

Cruisers 4500 for up to 12 guests!! (2000)

  • Skipper optional
12 people · 330 hp · 12 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$2,505 / day

Rental Motorboat Four Winns 328 Vista Hamilton

Hamilton

35FT Four Winns Yacht for charter cruises in Lake Ontario (2004)

  • Skipper mandatory
10 people · 2 cabins · 2 berths · 10.2 m
  • Fuel included

From 
$3,223 / day

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Boat Rental in Toronto with Click&Boat

Toronto is a popular boating destination due to its location on Lake Ontario, one of the five Great Lakes of North America. Boaters can enjoy cruising around the lake, as well as exploring the Toronto Islands, which offer several marinas and yacht clubs. The Toronto Islands also have beautiful beaches and parkland, making them a great spot for a day trip or overnight stay.

In addition, Toronto has a vibrant waterfront with many restaurants and shops, as well as numerous events and festivals throughout the boating season. Lake Ontario is known as one of the Great Lakes for a reason! Stop by this incredible city to get the best of the Great Lakes.

Rent a boat with Click&Boat, and get connected with local boat owners in Toronto! You can choose from hundreds of boat rentals available in the area and choose the boat charter that best fits your needs. Getting a boat charter in Toronto is perfect for a lake day in the summer with friends or a weekend getaway for family fun. Search your boat type and desired dates with the Click&Boat mobile app or on our website.


Where to sail in Toronto?

Toronto is located on the northern shore of Lake Ontario, and there are many great sailing destinations to explore in the area. Here are some popular sailing destinations in Toronto:

  • Toronto Islands: The Toronto Islands are a popular destination for sailing enthusiasts. They offer sheltered waters, beautiful views of the city skyline, and a number of marinas for sailors to use.
  • Ashbridges Bay: Ashbridges Bay is located just east of Toronto's downtown city center and offers great sailing conditions, with plenty of wind and waves. There are a number of marinas in the area, making it a popular destination for boaters.
  • Bluffers Park Marina: Located in Scarborough, Bluffers Park Marina offers a variety of services for boaters, including fuel, pump-out facilities, and a fully-stocked marine store. The marina is located at the base of the Scarborough Bluffs, providing a scenic backdrop for your sailing adventure.
  • Humber Bay: Humber Bay is located on the western edge of Toronto and offers great sailing conditions, as well as stunning views of the city skyline. There are a number of marinas in the area, making it a popular destination for boaters.
  • Port Credit: Port Credit is located just west of Toronto and offers a number of great sailing destinations, including the Credit River, which provides sheltered waters and easy access to Lake Ontario.

Whether you're a seasoned sailor or a beginner, Toronto offers a wide range of sailing destinations that are sure to satisfy your craving for adventure on the water.

How much does it cost to rent a boat in Toronto?

The costs of renting a boat in Toronto will vary depending on several factors. You will need to decide on your desired charter experience. A rough estimate of boat rentals in Toronto can start anywhere around $1,100 per day to $2,300 or more per day, but this may or may not include fees, such as fuel and docking.

Be sure to check with the boat owner on what is included in the boat rental price. The price will vary largely on the type of boat, year/model of boat, duration of the trip, and other extras you may want to be included.

Luxury yacht charters

For those looking to rent a luxury yacht, the cost can be quite high, with prices ranging from $2,000 to $5,600 or more per day. These boats are typically rented for special events and can fit 10 or more guests.

The harbors in Toronto

Toronto has several harbors that are used for recreational and commercial boating. Here are some of the main harbors in Toronto:

  • Toronto Harbour: Toronto Harbour is located at the foot of Bay Street in downtown Toronto, and it is the largest and most popular harbor in the city. The harbor is home to several marinas and yacht clubs, as well as the Toronto Island Ferry Terminal.
  • Outer Harbour: The Outer Harbour is located to the east of Toronto Harbour and offers a quieter and more natural boating experience. The harbor is home to the Outer Harbour Marina, Cherry Beach, and the Ashbridges Bay Yacht Club.
  • Humber Bay: Humber Bay is located on the western edge of Toronto and is home to several marinas and yacht clubs, including the Humber Bay Sailing Centre, the Etobicoke Yacht Club, and the Mimico Cruising Club.
  • Port Credit: Port Credit is located just west of Toronto and is home to the Port Credit Yacht Club, which offers a variety of boating and social activities for its members.
  • Bluffers Park: Bluffers Park is located in Scarborough, and it is home to the Bluffers Park Marina, which is the largest marina on Lake Ontario. The marina offers over 1,100 slips, as well as fuel, pump-out facilities, and a marine store.

These are just a few of the main harbors in Toronto, but there are many other marinas and boating facilities throughout the city that offer access to Lake Ontario and the surrounding waterways.

When is the best time to go?

The time for a boating vacation in Toronto is between late May and early September. During this time, the weather is warm and sunny, with an average temperature of around 77°F in July and August. The city also experiences less rainfall during the summer, making it a perfect time to be out on the water.

  • Summer (June to August): Summer is the peak boating season in Toronto, with warm temperatures and plenty of water activities. The water is typically the warmest during this time, making it a great time to go swimming or water skiing. However, it can also be the busiest time on the water, so be prepared for larger crowds and more traffic.
  • Fall (September to November): Fall can be a great time to go boating in Toronto, with cooler temperatures and beautiful fall foliage. The water may be slightly cooler during this time, but it can still be a pleasant time to go boating. Fall can be a quieter time on the water, as many people have finished their boating season and are preparing for winter.

Rent a boat near Toronto

In Toronto, privately owned boats are available for rental. See other boats in the area.