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New & Pre-Loved Boats for Sale | Ontario | Feb ’25

The featured new Ontario boats for sale for the February ’25 Edition of the New Monthly Classifieds are sponsored by:

This issue of Boats For Sale Ontario is brought to you by PORTS Cruising Guides. Buying a boat? PORTS are a great resource to have onboard!

The Essential Boating Companion for boaters of all skill and experience levels, PORTS are an amazing resource for planning ahead and alongside your navigation system. Learn where to anchor, cruise, dock, dine, find fuel, provisions and more, for each PORT along the way.

The updated 2025 Georgian Bay, The North Channel & Lake Huron is now available along with Lake Ontario & The Thousand Islands, Trent-Severn Waterway & Lake Simcoe and the Rideau Canal & Lower Ottawa River.

Visit www.portsbooks.com and enjoy the February 2025 issue of Boats for Sale!

Jill Snider, Publisher

NEW BOATS FOR SALE:

2025 Neptunus 650E
2025 Cruisers Yachts 57 Fly
2025 Ranger Tugs R-43 CB
2025 Scout 400 LXF
2024 Regal 26 Express
2025 Monterey Elite 27 OB
2023 Monterey M-22
2023 Blackfin 252 CC
2025 Rossiter 17 CC
2024 Kawasaki Ultra 310LX

PRE-LOVED BOATS FOR SALE:

1930 PrescotONT Tug 110
2023 Greenline 39 Hybrid
1986 Princess Yachts 41
2021 Four Winns V355 Coupe
1999 Bayliner 3888 Motoryacht
1949 Peterborough Boats Aqua Flier
2017 Hanse 505
1990 Hunter 37.5

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