SPECTACULAR & BEAUTIFUL LAKE HURON SUNSET CRUISE - 1.25 hrs to 1.5 hrs
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THIS IS A PUBLIC CRUISE, EVERYONE IS WELCOME YOUNG & OLD ALIKE
PRICE PER PERSON $65.
(pricing for infants & kids UNDER 12 available upon request)
To book please call or text us
(647)881-7500
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IF YOU ARE LOOKING TO EXPERIENCE IT PRIVATELY
YOU CAN ENJOY AN EXCLUSIVE 1HR SUNSET CRUISE
Min.$450. for up to 6ppl additional $60. per passenger thereafter to maximum of 12 passengers on this cruise
To book please call or text us
(647)881-7500
Let the National Geographic-ranked spectacular sunset take your breath away. The Ontario shores of Lake Huron stretch more than 300 km from Sarnia to Tobermory, with all beaches facing west providing an appreciative audience for daily solar drama.
Leave in daylight, be dazzled by the unique sunset, and return to the marina in darkness. A photo op unlike any other.
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NOTE:
Departure for this cruise will be 30 mins before the
estimated sunset time each day, which in summer months
generally occurs after 9:00pm & around 7:00pm as the summer gets closer to the ending.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE -
Alcohol consumption prohibited per Transport Canada regulations.
All cruises must be booked in advanced
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​​Please note that ticket purchases are Non-refundable, however credit will be issued if the cruise is unable to proceed due unforeseen circumstances which can be used at a later date.
SEANIC HARBOUR CRUISE - 1HR
THIS IS A PUBLIC CRUISE - WALK-ON'S WELCOMED
PRICE PER PERSON $55.
(pricing for infants & kids UNDER 12 available upon request)
To book please call or text us
(647)881-7500
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​Please note a minimum # of ticket sales required for departure
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Pricing is available to small groups:
Want to ensure you get out on the water to enjoy this cruise and make it private, we do offer pricing for small groups
1-4 ppl $250. & 1-6 ppl $375.​
To book please call or text us
(647)881-7500
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Take a cruise on the water around Goderich Harbor and its famous Salt Mine - Compass Minerals’ Goderich salt mine, located 1,800 feet under Lake Huron, is the largest underground salt mine in the world. The mine is as deep as the CN Tower in Toronto is tall. It has operated since 1959 and was acquired by Compass Minerals in 1990.
The rock salt produced at the mine is used to keep citizens in North America safe as they travel through winter snow and ice. The salt is shipped to hundreds of communities around the Great Lakes and along the St. Lawrence Seaway. Some of the salt is trucked to the Compass Minerals plant less than 4 kilometers away, to be packaged for distribution and sale at retailers in North America. The salt is also sold in bulk to manufacturers that make plastics, detergents, disinfectants and other important products.
The Goderich plant has operated since 1867, after an unsuccessful search for oil uncovered a vast bed of rock salt under Goderich.
Using mechanical evaporation, the plant produces high-purity, fine- and coarse-grained salt products in packages and in bulk for commercial, agricultural and industrial applications. The plant also packages rock salt from the mine that is used for deicing and water conditioning.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE -
Alcohol consumption prohibited per Transport Canada regulations.
All cruises must be booked in advanced
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Please note that ticket purchases are Non-refundable, however credit will be issued if the cruise is unable to proceed due unforeseen circumstances which can be used at a later date.
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