Yacht Rentals Toronto

The Motor Vessel Island Princess is a Florida design engine Yacht charter, 65 legs long by 22 foot wide, making her probably the most stable ships inside her class. The Toronto charter boat has actually two levels such as the primary cabin and a walk around that could accommodate over 80 guests.

The low amount functions a fresh walk-around which encircles the whole watercraft. An exceptionally unique design which allows people to face over the railings while enjoying the spectacular sceneries of Toronto's Skyline, the Toronto Islands, Humber Bay, the dazzling fireworks of Ontario destination which can be exremely popular with this customers. The top of deck can accommodate another 40 to 60 guests and functions a stylish sunroof dance flooring including a sunshine deck where visitors can unwind within the warm sunlight or dance underneath the stars.

The Island Princess is certified because of the Canadian coast-guard. People are always welcome to go to Captain Bob Muran within the wheelhouse and under his watchful eyes try their hand at steering the ship. Little Groups Welcome!

Captain Bob Muran, a Canadian coast-guard Licensed Capitan started out as a sailor and vessel leasing operator in Toronto's tall Park in 1969. Just after 18 many years of successful, safe and accident release operation Bob began a charter boat service in Toronto's Harbour utilizing the M.V. Golden Girl. A few years later, he purchased Fascination, a professional recreation Salmon Fishing Rig charter departing each day from Toronto's Harbour. After, Bob operated the M.V. Majesty, a 65-foot Vintage Presidential Motor Yacht that carried 32 people.

These days, Bob Muran is Captain into Island Princess; a family possessed and operated cruise ship that's been touring the truly amazing oceans of Lake Ontario since 1988.

The charter yacht Island Princess is certified by the Canadian Coast, as is every crewmember is very skilled for tasks. This includes aquatic First Aid, Advanced Life preserving, Fire battling, Passenger Evacuation, and Crowd Control as well as other instruction concerning passenger safety. The staffs in addition perform routine exercises aboard the Island Princess to guarantee the best on-deck environment.

In 2006, our vessel had a series of improvements, which allowed it to work with an ability of 120 people. Captain Bob Muran’s main concern remains his passenger’s safety and well being. Tiny Groups Greeting!

During the winter, Captain Bob is an expert skier and racing mentor. You might find out more at

We have been a pleased member of The Canadian Sail Training Association, The Canadian traveler Vessel Association