Water Activities at Harrison Lake with Shoreline Tours
Difficulty
easy
Duration
2 hours
Fitness Level
No special fitness required, suitable for all ages and abilities
Overview
Set sail on Harrison Lake with Shoreline Tours for stunning views, geological wonders, and relaxing onboard dining during this unforgettable two-hour cruise. Discover why this is a must-do activity in British Columbia's Fraser Valley.
Lake Cruise (May - September)
Starting at CA$79 per person | 2 hours | Cruise Harrison Lake
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About This Adventure
Embark on a breathtaking two-hour cruise on Harrison Lake aboard the Laroan. Experience stunning views of Echo Bay, Echo Island's rock formations, and the majestic Rainbow Falls, all while enjoying light commentary and onboard dining options. This unique journey promises unforgettable sights and a relaxing atmosphere amidst nature's beauty.
Join us for a cruise on the majestic Harrison Lake!
Rates
Adult: $79.00 Senior 65+: $70.00 Child 5+: $70.00 4 yrs and under: Free
Auto gratuity will be added to onboard bill (*items purchased from our licensed restaurant & bar) for parties of 5 or more.
No Refunds, No cancellations. All Sales are final regardless of weather, air quality, and other circumstances beyond our control.
Please arrive to Harrison Hot Springs at least 30 minutes before your scheduled departure time so you can allow time to park, and get down to the boat. We start boarding the boat 15 minutes prior to departure, pre-boarding ENDS 5 minutes prior to departure.
You must be on time for your reservation. The boat DEPARTS at the time of your reservation and we do not wait for late arrivals.
To change the date of your booking contact us no later than 48 hours prior to your reservation. Last minute re-bookings are NOT permitted and are considered a no-show for your reservation, no refunds or re-booking will be accepted.
Duration
2 hours
About
During this two-hour tour, the Laroan charts a course along the lake's west side, floating past the green waters of Echo Bay, the towering rock formations of Echo Island, and the cold cascades of Rainbow Falls. The tour includes light commentary, food and beverage options, and concludes with a cruise past Sasquatch Provincial Park.
The Boat
Shoreline Tours has been operating on Harrison Lake since 2001. This locally built boat, was launched on it's maiden voyage in 1988. To assist our fully certified Capitan's, all of the newest marine technology including, fully automated auto guidance and auto pilot, sonar, and radar. Cruising speed is 7 knots powered by twin turbo Volvo diesels, also a 10kw diesel generator.
Please note
All passengers are not to bring their own food onboard. We are a licensed restaurant and cannot have outside food and beverage brought on to the boat. Food and Beverage is available for purchase on every cruise.
Animals will not be permitted unless they are service animals.
Adventure Tips
Bring Sun Protection
Wear sunscreen, sunglasses, and a hat for comfort during the sunny cruise.
Arrive Early
Get to the dock at least 15 minutes before departure for smooth boarding.
Dress Appropriately
Lay on layers since temperatures can vary between sun and shade on the water.
Stay Hydrated
Bring water to stay refreshed during the cruise, especially on warm days.
Local Insights
Wildlife
- Bald eagles
- Osprey
History
Harrison Lake has been a hub for Indigenous communities for thousands of years, with local First Nations legends tied to the area.
Conservation
Shoreline Tours advocates for eco-friendly tourism, ensuring Harrison Lake’s ecology remains pristine for future visitors.
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Recommended Gear
Sun Protection
Broad-spectrum sunscreen, polarized sunglasses, and a hat help protect against sun exposure.
summer specific
Layered Clothing
Layers allow for comfort as temperatures change during the cruise.
spring;summer;fall;winter specific
Water Bottle
Stay hydrated on the water with a reusable water bottle.
Binoculars
Optional for spotting distant wildlife or geological features.