1000 Islands – ALEXANDRIA BAY NY

Boating on the St. Lawrence River

A Boater’s Paradise!

 

Nestled in the heart of the Thousand Islands region in upstate New York, Alexandria Bay has a rich history in boating. The Native Americans and fur traders began by paddling dugouts and canoes along the channels of the St. Lawrence River. Today, the St. Lawrence Seaway is primarily used for international shipping and recreation.

The Thousand Islands is truly a boaters’ paradise. Alexandria Bay is the perfect starting point for exploring the Thousand Islands and Lake Ontario. The St. Lawrence River, with over 1,800 islands in the region, has made Alexandria Bay and the area one of the most popular places to go boating in North America!

Alexandria Bay offers public boat launches, well-equipped marinas with supplies and gas docks, and transient dockage. Don’t have your own boat or personal watercraft? Be sure to check out our directory of businesses that offer rentals.

 

PLAN YOUR BOATING ADVENTURE ON THE ST. LAWRENCE RIVER

PLAN YOUR VISIT

LODGING

Alexandria Bay boasts an impressive array of accommodation options to suit every traveler’s taste, including resorts, quaint hotels, cottage rentals, campgrounds or dockage for your boat.

DINING

The dining scene in Alexandria Bay features a wide variety of options, ranging from sandwich shops and pizza parlors to find dining in a resort and casual waterfront dining patios.

THINGS TO DO

There’s something for everyone to do in Alexandria Bay. Area activities and attractions range from scenic boat tours, exploring two historic castles, craft beverage tastings, outdoor recreation, entertainment and nightlife, fishing,  and of course shopping!