Lake Champlain Cruises

We took the sunset cruise while spending a few days in Burlington during the summer. They offer table service and have a good selection of drinks and food to choose from.

We did the lunch tour. The food at the buffet was okay - nothing fancy but filling enough. Although it was alternately rainy and overcast during the entire sailing, we still got a great view of the lake and the islands that dot it. Definitely added to a mostly pleasant dining experience. We were here on a Tuesday and the place was unexpectedly full, with several large tour groups. Because we were seated at the far end of the dining hall, it took a while before our turn at the buffet came. The staff were genuinely friendly and attentive.nnAfter the meal, we headed to the upper decks, where it was more quiet and the views more scenic.

A great historical cruise trip around the place. I went with the family and it was interesting to hear about the history but on a hot day, just the breeze during the cruise ride makes it worth while.nnFun experience. Great scenery to observe. Fun for the whole family.

We joined this well organised lunchtime cruise on a beautiful autumnal day. Very nice lunch and lots of interesting facts about the lake and it's surroundings

Really nice cruise on the lake, well worth the time to get a bit of background about Burlington & Lake Champlain and see some very pretty views. The ship is very clean and beautifully maintained. My kids (9 and 14) got a bit tired mid-cruise, but got pulled back in and my 14 year old was googling Benedict Arnold to get more background on him!nnThe ship didn't seem to wheelchair accessible at all.nnThe person working the snack bar was more than happy to give a taste of the wine so I could make a decision which wine to purchase.nnThe bathrooms were immaculate.