Explore the Stunning 1000 Islands

Nestled in the heart of Eastern Ontario, a breathtaking archipelago awaits to offer you an experience like no other. The 1000 Islands region, with its pristine waters and captivating landscapes, serves as a paradise for enthusiasts of maritime history, boat innovations, and natural beauty. 1000 Islands and Seaway Cruises, based in Brockville, Ontario, Canada, presents an opportunity to dive into the wonders of this unique area through a variety of meticulously crafted cruises.

Sightseeing Cruises: A Glimpse into the Heart of the Islands

Take a journey back in time with the 'Jewels of the St. Lawrence' sightseeing cruise. This 90-minute excursion offers a panoramic view of the islands, enriched with tales of historical significance and the natural ecosystem.

Exhilarating WildCat Adventures

For those with a thirst for adventure, the high-speed 'WildCat Cruises' promise an exhilarating experience. The WildCat, a pinnacle of maritime innovation, combines speed with safety, making it an excellent choice for all ages seeking a blend of thrill and the beauty of the 1000 Islands.

Dining Aboard: A Culinary Voyage

As the evening descends, the 'St. Lawrence Soiree' dining cruise awaits to mesmerise guests with a gourmet dinner while cruising through the serene waters. The combination of exquisite cuisine and the tranquil environment makes for an unforgettable dining experience.

Special Events and Private Charters

From celebratory occasions to intimate gatherings, the options for customising your experience are boundless with private charters. Whether it’s a 'Rockin River Revue Party Cruise' or a serene 'Full Moon Cruise,' these special events are crafted to create lasting memories.

Experience Brockville: The Gateway to the Thousand Islands

Beyond the water, the city of Brockville introduces visitors to a host of attractions, including Canada's Oldest Railway Tunnel and the interactive Aquatarium. This blend of cruising adventure and onshore exploration ensures a comprehensive experience of the 1000 Islands region.