Historic ferry transformed into a floating day spa
Sid Lee Architecture is the design firm behind the transformation of this 1950's steam ferry into a contemporary floating day spa. (Image by Sid Lee)
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Sid Lee Architecture is the design firm behind the transformation of a 1950's steam ferry, currently named Bota Bota. The storied ship once operated as a ferryboat between Sorel and Berthier, Quebec during the 50's and 60's, followed by a stint as a Richelieu River show boat. The ship is now anchored at the Quays of the Old Port of Montreal and has been completely refurbished into a day spa, featuring five decks fitted with various spa installations.
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