Rent a boat in Toronto

Discover Toronto by boat

Do you want to find a peer-to-peer boat rental in Toronto so that you can explore the crystal-clear waves of Lake Ontario? Click&Boat is here to help you! Just go to our website and you will be able to see the wide variety of boats that we have to offer you for the trip of a lifetime. Many of our boats also come with optional extras – such as a captain and crew, so that you can customize your experience and make it truly your own.

Click&Boat is a boat rental platform that gives owners the chance to return the investment on their boats, while also giving renters an amazing holiday experience for a competitive price. Browse our list of boats available to rent in Toronto and find a boat that perfectly fits you and the adventure that you want to have. After this, you can contact the boat owner to ask any questions and to book your perfect Canadian sailing holiday!

What type of boat is best for Toronto?

If you are thinking of renting a boat for a day trip around Toronto, our motorboats are the perfect option for you! Several of our motorboats are beginner-friendly, and so are very accessible to anyone who wants to take charge of their boat. Many of the motorboats also come with the option of renting a crew or a skipper which will make your experience less stressful and give you the opportunity to explore hidden gems in the surrounding area.

In Toronto, Canada, there are various types of boats available for rental, each with different passenger capacities and cabin configurations. Here's a list of each type of boat available on Click&Boat, their average capacities and the number of cabins.

Motorboat:

•  Average Capacity: 10 passengers
•  Average Number of Cabins: 2 cabins

•  Average Capacity: 6 passengers

Jet Ski:

•  Average Capacity: 2 riders

Houseboat:

•  Average Capacity: 12 passengers
•  Average Number of Cabins: 4 cabins

Yacht:

•  Average Capacity: 15 passengers
•  Average Number of Cabins: 5 cabins

Sailboat:

•  Average Capacity: 10-12 passengers
•  Average Number of Cabins: 2 cabins

Catamaran:

•  Average Capacity: 20 passengers
•  Average Number of Cabins: 5 cabins

Gulet:

• Average Capacity: 8 passengers

H2: How much does it cost to rent a boat in Toronto?

There are several factors that determine the price of a boat, such as the size of the vessel, the time of year, or whether the boat comes with or without extras, such as a captain or crew. If you are looking for a boat rental in Toronto, we have a wide selection of ships for you to choose from. For example, Toronto motorboat rentals start from €750/day and go up to €3,130/day whilst a sailboat charter costs between €590/day and €1,625/day.

If you are looking to hire a catamaran, a boat equipped for 18 people with a crew costs around €3,571/day or €25,000/week. This is a perfect opportunity either to relax or to party the night away on the waves!

H3: What is included in the cost?

When renting a boat in Toronto, the rental price typically includes:

• Boat Rental Fee: Covering the use of the boat.
• Safety Equipment: Basic gear like life jackets and navigation tools.
• Cleaning: Some rentals include post rental cleaning.
• Insurance: Varies based on the rental agreement.

H2: What season is the best for yacht charter in Toronto?

The Canadian winter can reach freezing temperatures, so it is better to avoid visiting from November to March to benefit from a boat charter in Toronto.

Temperatures start rising in April and begin to fall again in October. Whilst Toronto reaches its warmest in July and August, this is peak tourist season – meaning that as temperatures soar, so will prices. The best times to visit Toronto are late April through May and September through October as there are fewer visitors and temperatures are still warm.

Where to charter a boat in Toronto?

Situated in downtown Toronto, Toronto Harbour – the most well known harbour in Toronto is a natural harbour that is principally used for recreational boating. If you are looking for a boat rental in Toronto, jet off on the waves of Lake Ontario from Toronto Harbour. Don’t forget to explore the fifteen islands that make up the Toronto Islands. The harbour is also known for its restaurants and shops, so it is definitely worth browsing if you have extra time!

Just east of the Toronto Harbour is the Outer Harbour Marina, which boasts a 5 Green Anchor Gold rating from Boating Ontario. The OHM opened in 1989 and is one of Canada’s largest freshwater marinas. It is also home to many different types of wildlife and provides a unique view of the city.

Where to sail in Toronto?

With Toronto being recognized as one of the most multicultural and cosmopolitan cities in the world, there is no shortage of things to see and do. If you have extra time during your boat rental in Toronto and are searching for more water based activities, you have many options to choose from.

• • Head to the Harbour front for a couple of hours of kayaking or canoeing where you have the option of renting or bringing your own canoe or kayak. After you have finished, make sure to check out the Harbour front’s best restaurants too!
• • Sail to the Toronto Harbour Islands and spend the day relaxing on Centre Island Beach!
• • Go swimming at Bluffer’s Park Beach, which is located just outside of Toronto but can be easily accessed by car or bus. Often classified as a hidden gem, this beach is surrounded by rocky cliffs that have formed over the last 100,000 years.
• • Go stand up paddleboarding at the Toronto Islands and take in the beautiful Toronto city skyline. There is also the option of taking a nighttime standup paddleboarding tour where you are given an illuminated torch paddle – this is definitely not one to miss!
• • Take a day trip to the world renowned Niagara Falls and book a Voyage to the Falls boat tour where you will see the Niagara Gorge, American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Canadian Horseshoe Falls.

Renting a boat with or without a skipper?

Yacht charter in Toronto includes the option of hiring a skipper and/or crew. Whilst this may come at an extra cost, it will enhance your experience. Having not only a professional, but also a local onboard is a great opportunity for you, your family, and friends to explore secret caves and sandy beaches that would otherwise go unexplored by tourists.

Renting a boat with a skipper also allows for a more relaxing experience, as they will take care of the sailing, as well as the docking and anchoring. You will be able to sit back, worry free, and soak in the beauty of the Canadian coastline.