The Galley Guys on the Rideau Canal Aboard Le Boat

Galley Guys John Andy and Greg

June 28, 2018

Celebrating their grand opening on Tuesday, June 19, le boat has launched their first Canadian yacht charter operation on the beautiful Rideau Canal system in Ontario. 

The Galley Guys were keen to try it out and hopped on board a three state room version of the Horizon Escape 1350 (specially built by Delphia Yachts] for four glorious days of cruising and locking through.

Galley Guys Tied UpThe boat is beautifully suited to the task – spacious, stable, easy to operate and equipped with every convenience including a barbecue and air-conditioning. It was a relaxing and comfortable way to see some of Canada’s most beautiful waterways and scenic towns.

Everyone we met had a big smile and a friendly wave for the new le boat yachts – watch for the full story in an upcoming issue of Canadian Yachting magazine.

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