Holiday dining cruise on Toronto harbour
Dinner on the water with the skyline lit for the season. City Cruises runs holiday sailings on the harbour; check the official page for this year's dates and age limits.
- Where: City Cruises Toronto, Harbourfront, Toronto
- Ages: check the listing
- Cost: Splurge
- When: Best November to March
- Good for: cruise, boat, harbour, dinner, holiday, christmas
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