Gananoque is one of the well known starting points for exciting boat tours to the "1000 Island".
Explore Gananoque. The videos below are certainly of some help. The first one shows some restaurants etc. and the second one a trip to the Thousand Islands.
Gananoque has also an own power pant on the "Gananoque River" to produce electricity.
On our tour to write a travel guide for Newfoundland-Labrador in the German language, we drove again along the St. Lawrence River to enjoy the breathtaking scenery. However, our time schedule did not allow us to participate in one because we had booked the ferry between Nova Scotia and Newfoundland and did not want to miss it.
We decided to come back to spend several days here, but so far we were not able to do this.

It is always worth to leave Highway 401 and do some sightseeing. We stopped on many parking spots with beautiful sights.
Unfortunately Ontario is very much behind Quebec with providing washrooms. I hardly can believe that we are here still on a third world standard compared to some countries in Europe.
Many of our visitors do the same.
If you have all required documents with you, visit the USA by crossing the river using the "Ivy Lea Bridge" or better known as the "Thousand Island International Bridge" which was opened in 1938.

Cruises the Thousand Islands can be booked in many places. I do not want to find any longer excuses not participate in one of the boat trips with Elizabeth - my wife.
I purchased a new camera which makes better quality videos than my old one and I am trying now to improve my skills.
This part of the St. Lawrence River is always advertised as one of the best places for fishing. Many fish in trophy size have been caught here.
Obviously the introduced restrictions and protective measures work. That demonstrates we can do something for our environment.