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Popular options include pontoons, bowriders, fishing boats, jet skis, and captained yachts. Whether you're cruising, tubing, or just relaxing, there’s something for every group size and activity.
Boat rentals in Lake Simcoe typically range from CAD $75 to $200 per hour for pontoons and bowriders. Captained yacht charters or luxury boats may cost more depending on the size and duration.
Yes, many listings offer captained rentals. This is ideal if you’re looking to relax without worrying about navigating or licensing requirements.
For self-drive rentals, most operators require a Pleasure Craft Operator Card (PCOC). If you don’t have one, some offer temporary licenses or rentals with a captain included.
Top marinas include Barrie Marina, Lefroy Harbour Resorts, Friday Harbour in Innisfil, and Jackson’s Point Harbour. These spots offer convenient access to various parts of the lake.
Don't miss Big Bay Point, Cook’s Bay, Kempenfelt Bay, and the clear shallows around Georgina Island. These areas are known for calm waters, great views, and good swimming spots.
Boating activities include tubing, water skiing, wakeboarding, fishing, and scenic cruising. Many visitors also enjoy anchoring in a quiet bay for swimming or sunbathing.
Yes, Lake Simcoe is one of Ontario’s top fishing lakes. You can catch perch, bass, pike, lake trout, and whitefish. Be sure to have a valid Ontario fishing license if you're going out on your own.
Yes, several providers offer jet ski rentals during the summer season. It's a fun option for thrill-seekers or those looking to explore the lake quickly.
The boating season runs from late May through September. July and August are peak months with the warmest water and most boat rental availability.