easy
90 minutes
Suitable for all fitness levels due to the gentle, seated nature of the cruise.
Cruise Lake Champlain’s "Share the Boat" public cruises offer a scenic 90-minute lake adventure. Enjoy stunning mountain views, bald eagle sightings, and a relaxed vibe—all while sharing the journey with fellow adventurers.
For ages 5 and up! • $75 per person • 90 minute Cruise • Up to 6 people!
Embark on a captivating 90-minute public cruise on Lake Champlain aboard the serene trawler yacht Loon. Enjoy stunning views of the Green and Adirondack Mountains, and spot local wildlife like bald eagles. Share the experience with fellow adventurers while savoring your own food and drinks in a relaxed atmosphere.
1.5 hours: $75 per person (Taxes and fees included)
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Experience the magic of beautiful and historic Lake Champlain with our affordable 90-minute public cruises. Offered 3 times per day, three days per week (Friday through Sunday), you will experience the beauty and history that Lake Champlain has to offer aboard our quiet and comfortable trawler yacht Loon. You’ll have amazing views of Vermont’s Green Mountains as well as the majestic Adirondack mountains of New York. You may even catch a peek at the oldest surviving cast iron lighthouse in the country. And who knows! You may even catch sight of bald eagles, peregrine falcons, or any number of other bird species native to this area. Unlike our premium private cruises, where guests have the whole boat to themselves, with these competitively priced public cruises you may be sharing the boat…not with strangers…just friends you haven’t met yet!
NOTE:
Pack your favorite refreshments since the cruise allows guests to enjoy their own food and beverages onboard.
Lake weather can change quickly, so wear layers to stay comfortable during cool breezes or sunny stretches.
Plan to arrive at least 15 minutes early to ensure smooth boarding and secure a good spot on deck.
Enhance your chance to spot bald eagles and other wildlife with a pair of binoculars.
Lake Champlain has been a vital waterway since colonial times and played a significant role during the Revolutionary War.
Efforts by local organizations help maintain Lake Champlain’s water quality and protect native species, encouraging sustainable tourism.
Allows you to adapt to changing weather conditions comfortably throughout the cruise.
Protect your skin from UV exposure during the sunny hours on the open lake.
summer specific
Help spot distant wildlife, including bald eagles and lake birds.
Stay hydrated during your cruise while minimizing environmental impact.