Paceship 24 - "Cygnet"

Extremely stable and ideal for family use. A large 6' self-bailing cockpit combined with a spacious cabin provide excellent cruising and sleeping accommodation for two. Cabin interior is trimmed and varnished mahogany and a complete galley (alcohol stove). Sink water tank and ice chest. Force 10 BBQ mounted on stern rail. Bring own propane. Now equipped with roller furling jib.

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Tanzer 26 - "Pommie Bee"

These boats have a reputation as a good club racer, but they are equally well known a comfortable cruising boats that can easily accommodate an average size family. Vee-berths forward with opening hatches above; the head area is curtained off from the rest of the boat. Port and starboard settee/berths in the main salon lie across from a folding table. The 26 has a large galley aft and a quarter berth as well. The 26 has 5ft 9 in. headroom. Sliding companionway hatch through which anyone taller than average can stand up and poke his or her head up to look around. Now equipped with roller furling jib.

Located at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour. Dock A11 See Map

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Alberg 30 - "Trailwind"

The design of the Alberg 30 dates back to 1961, and some of its features and appearance are reminiscent of the old wooded sailboats of the 1950s and 1940s. It is interesting to note that when they first started making sailboats out of fiberglass, they tended to build up the hull and other structural areas to the same thickness that would have been found on wooden boats. This extra fiberglass resulted in extremely strong and rugged boats, and this is certainly true of the Alberg 30. In terms of both design and construction, it is one of the more seaworthy 30 footers available on the used market in Canada.

Located at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour. Dock A10 See Map

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C&C 30 - "Tankard"

The C&C 30 probably did more than any other boat to establish the 30 foot size range in the minds of many Canadian sailors. Like the C&C 27, it also has to be considered a classic among the production fiberglass boats built in the country. In fact, its appearance and layout is very similar to the C&C 27, just more of everything, including some extra elbow room down below. This is a well built boat with good performance, and it did much to elevate C&C to the status of one of North America's premier sailboat manufacturers during the 1970s and 1980s.

Located at Portsmouth Olympic Harbour, Dock A47 See Map

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All boats have been inspected and approved as Passenger Vessels by Transport Canada Marine Safety

What you need to bring

What is Supplied

Off Season
May 12 - June 15
Sept 4 - Oct 31

Paceship 24

Tanzer 26

Alberg 30

C&C 30

Booking and Cancellation Policy

A down payment equal to 50% of the total price is required before any excursion will be reserved.  Upon arrival for your charter, the balance will be due.  This will also serve as your damage deposit.   Payable by cheque or credit card (Visa or M/C).  A cancellation fee equal to 20% of the total charter price must be paid for any cancellations more than two weeks in advance, with full amount forfeited for any cancellation within two weeks of scheduled departure.  Credit card numbers and the name of the cardholder can be sent by email or if preferred you can phone Ahoy Rentals at (613) 539-3202

Fueling, Pump Out and Cleaning

We also ask that you fuel the boat and have the head pumped out.  If you are running late upon your return and do not have time to do this, we understand and will take care of this for you, however if you can do this, we will pay for the pump out of the boat. In addition you are responsible for cleaning the interior of the boat, especially the dishes, BBQ, cutlery and pots and pans.  We will take care of the cleaning of the deck.