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Welcome
to Canada Houseboat Vacations
Lake
of the Woods, Ontario, Canada
Relax aboard one of the many Top quality First Class houseboats Canada Houseboat Vacations Inc. has to offer. Besides being one of the NEWEST fleet of houseboats on the Lake of the Woods including the largest number of SUPER DELUXE GIANT 20' WIDE BODY HOUSEBOATS available on the Lake of the Woods.Just check out all the photos on this site of all the fleet and see not only are the boats fantastic in size they are spotlessly clean and well maintained. Lake of the Woods with its 65,000 miles of shoreline and over 14,000 islands. It is renowned for its fishing, Walleye Northern, Muskie, Crappie, Bass, Sauger, Perch and Lake Trout are some of the sport fish to be caught in the Lake of the Woods. Truly a fisherman's paradise, moor in a secluded bay, put your feet up, relax and sip a long cool one aboard your Canada Houseboat Vacation. Your the captain and your port is what ever bay your crew and you desire. Ideal for large groups, families, young and old, these boats are equipped with all the comforts that help to make this the best vacation you could ever want!
check
out our super discounted prices for any new 2009
houseboat trip booked!!! Find terrific savings on the
discount page!!
Our
family has been hosting families and groups for well over
65 years on this lake. You are our top priority, so if
houseboating vacation sounds like something your
considering there really is no other choice. Canada
Houseboat Vacations is
your Best answer to a fantastic holiday. Why chance a
thing?
FOR
BORDER CROSSING INFORMATION PLEASE CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE:
http://www.canadawelcomesyou.net
Please
remember Passports will be required to
enter Canada spring of 2009
Need a U.S. PASSPORT click here
Small
Craft Boat License will
not required until Sept. 2009
Get the course and test here for CANADA BOATER EXAM click here
Get the course and test here for UNITED STATES BOATER EXAM click here
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