Boat Relocations and Deliveries
Along The Great Loop

So what is The Great Loop?

The great Loop is a continuous waterway in the eastern portion of the United States and parts of Canada that is made up of both natural and man-made waterways,

Recreational boaters can travel between 5200 – 6000 miles in a continuous circle and return to their original starting place along the loop, most boaters go in a counter clockwise direction so the are not fighting the currents on the rivers but can be done in either direction.

The route includes the Atlantic Ocean, Gulf of Mexico and the Atlantic and Gulf Intracoastal Waterways, the Great Lakes, New York Canals, and the Mississippi River, Illinois River, Ohio River, Hudson River, Tennessee Rivers Chesapeake Bay and Ten-Tom, Okeechobee waterways

There are several major cities along the route to many to name all but here is a few Atlantic City, New Orleans, Tampa, Chicago, New York, Miami, Charleston, St Louis and hundreds of small towns to stop explore and enjoy.

Captain James Lowe has extensive knowledge of these routes as well as many of the contributary waterways and rivers leading into the loop and has made repeated journeys along these waterways!