Smoking is only permitted on top and back decks. The cruise centers around the history of the canals built in the early 1800 s and the scenery. The ship library has a collection of books on the history of the canal and local pioneer days. The canals are operated by the Canadian Parks Service to preserve the canal s natural and historic features. Many of the lock gates are hand-operated.
Passengers shop and explore in small towns along the rivers and canals.
The ship ties up at night, usually by a park. They accept personal checks, but not credit cards. There is no tipping.