Heather's second (and last) day in New York, was all about the St. Lawrence River. A company called Uncle Sam's Boat Tours, located in Alexandria Bay, offers a "Two Nation Tour" of the St. Lawrence river. You don't need a passport for this tour because even though it goes into Canada, you never get off the boat in Canada.
This two hour tour took us through the best areas of the Thousand Islands. A guide narrates most of the tour and points out all of the historic areas and beautiful homes along the way. A few of the highlights of the tour are millionaires row, smugglers cove, Canadian palisades and of course, Boldt Castle. At the end of the tour, you are given the opportunity to get off the boat at Boldt Castle and take a tour of the castle. Since Heather had never been, we opted to do this. Once we were done, all we had to do was hop on another Uncle Sam's boat and head back to Alex Bay.
We both really enjoyed this tour and I can't wait to do it again when my Mom comes to visit at the end of the month!
This two hour tour took us through the best areas of the Thousand Islands. A guide narrates most of the tour and points out all of the historic areas and beautiful homes along the way. A few of the highlights of the tour are millionaires row, smugglers cove, Canadian palisades and of course, Boldt Castle. At the end of the tour, you are given the opportunity to get off the boat at Boldt Castle and take a tour of the castle. Since Heather had never been, we opted to do this. Once we were done, all we had to do was hop on another Uncle Sam's boat and head back to Alex Bay.
We both really enjoyed this tour and I can't wait to do it again when my Mom comes to visit at the end of the month!
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