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By Dean Unger BOAT ON THE LAKE
TOP AMONG HUNDREDS OF PERFECTLY suited lakes in the province, and ranked second Canada-wide to Ontario’s historic Rideau Canal system, Shuswap Lake, British Columbia, is said to be the “Houseboat Capital of the World”. And, on a lake tastefully populated with many well-crafted houseboats, Waterway Houseboat’s Legacy 94 is unquestionably the most luxurious boat on the Shuswap, and, quite possibly anywhere in B.C. A nice change from overdone
wedding motifs and family reunion picnics, an excursion aboard the Legacy 94 sets the foundation for unique memories that will last a
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lifetime. This streamlined 94 feet of impressive vessel has fast become a favourite among wedding planners and soon-to-married couples, corporate event planners and clients looking for a place to host their annual family reunion. Set against a backdrop of sun-kissed blue water, azure skies, sandy beaches, and lush forest and mountain ranges, a weekend aboard the Legacy 94 offers excellent magazine- quality photo opportunities. “The new Legacy is unparalleled
to any houseboat in Western Canada,” says Neil Millar, of Waterway Houseboats. “With an impressive 94 feet in length and 24 feet across,
three floors, six staterooms, and four bonus rooms and cuddies, this vessel is amply suited to accommodate up to 30 passengers. Replete with a 12-man hot tub, two barbeques, fireplace and satellite radio, wet bar and fridge, and a spacious deck for dancing and entertaining, the Legacy will exceed expectations.” Noted for exceptional family
reunions, classy weddings, and a Play and Stay golf cruise that features the spectacular Hyde Mountain Golf Course, after a hard day of play you can soak in the soothing 12-person hot tub. The furnished boardroom, video conferencing, 14 foot ceilings, Continued on page 10
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