Ahoy! This Tall Ship Harbour Cruise is $18

Save 40% as you sail on a three-masted schooner |

JULY 23, 2017

TORONTO

Ahoy! This Tall Ship Harbour Cruise is $18

By Mandy Michals | Source: Great Lakes Schooner Company

Travelzoo members get 40% off a 90-minute cruise on the Kajama, "a dashing black three-master" (Lonely Planet). Tickets are $18 (reg. $31.50).

The 1930s-era schooner departs multiple times a day from the Toronto Harbourfront.

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