Explore Canada’s South Coast with RAW Watersports and Steven Bull of WaterWays TV

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Join RAW Watersports and legendary TV Host, Steven Bull for an unforgettable journey through the stunning waterways of Windsor, Ontario. Dive into the heart of this boater’s paradise, where the serene rivers, expansive Lake St. Clair, and the historic Peche Island provide a backdrop for adventure and exploration. See RAW Watersprots at 16:30 in the video below.

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First up, Pelee Wings introduces enthusiasts to the tranquil beauty of paddling in Windsor/ Essex County. Whether you’re a seasoned paddler or trying it for the first time, they offer an array of experiences that blend the thrill of water sports with the serene beauty of nature.

Lake St. Clair, with its warm waters and sandy bottoms, challenges and delights boaters of all skill levels. RAW Watersports ensures you’re well-equipped for a safe and enjoyable voyage, whether you’re renting our top-quality watercraft or joining us for a guided pontoon tour to the enchanting Peche Island. There, history comes alive as we explore the remnants of a bygone era, accessible only by water.

Adding a unique Windsor touch, we weave in the local culinary culture with a delicious pizza picnic on Peche Island, highlighting how food and adventure can create memorable experiences on the water.

For those seeking a peaceful escape, Steven’s stand-up paddleboarding session with Urban Surf offers the chance to glide across the water at sunset, offering a tranquil end to an action-packed day.

RAW Watersports and Water Ways TV are not just about adventure; we’re committed to environmental conservation, underscoring the importance of preserving our beautiful waterways for future generations.

Embark on this exciting journey with us, where every paddle stroke and every moment on the water celebrates the beauty, history, and community spirit of Windsor’s waterways. Join RAW Watersports and Steven Bull for a truly memorable experience on the water showcasing Canada’s Southernmost Waterways.