Composting Toilets for Boats

Odourless. Reliable. Built for Western Canadian waters.

Go With Nature provides Nature’s Head® Composting Toilets to boaters across British Columbia, Alberta, Saskatchewan, and Manitoba. With 25+ years of boat-building experience, we understand that different boats have different layouts, moisture levels, electrical options, and installation challenges — and we help you choose a setup that works perfectly for your vessel.

 

Why Boaters Choose Nature’s Head

  • Odour-Free Operation
    The urine-diverting design and continuous fan system prevent smells even in warm, enclosed cabins.
  • No Tanks, No Chemicals
    Eliminate black tanks, hoses, macerators, and the maintenance headaches that come with them.
  • Easy Winter Storage
    No need to winterize plumbing or worry about frozen lines.
  • Durable Marine-Grade Construction
    Corrosion-resistant hardware, rugged design, and shock-proof construction.
  • Long Liveaboard Autonomy
    Perfect for sailors and cruisers who want to stay off-grid for weeks at a time.
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Designed by sailors for marine environments

Nature’s Head performs well on all types of marine craft:

  • Sailboats & cruising sailboats
  • Yachts
  • Catamarans
  • Fishing boats & sportfishers
  • Cabin cruisers & cuddy cabins
  • Houseboats
  • Trawlers & tiny liveaboards

Each of these vessel types has slightly different airflow, mounting, and electrical considerations — which is where our experience makes a difference.

Fits Western Canadian Boating Lifestyles

Nature’s Head is popular everywhere from coastal cruising to prairie lakes, because it eliminates:

  • Pump-out trips
  • Black tanks and hoses
  • Chemical smells
  • Winterizing headaches
  • Clogged or seawater-dependent flushing systems

Why Buy From Go With Nature?

  • Installation Support for Every Boat Type

    Because we’ve worked extensively with sailboats, trawlers, cruisers, and commercial vessels, we can guide you through:

    • Venting through hatches, bulkheads, deck, or hull
    • Installing in tight heads or redesigned spaces
    • Choosing the right fan power source
    • Adapting from your boat’s former marine toilet footprint
    • Securing the toilet for rough water conditions

    Boats vary widely — and we have real hands-on experience with almost all of them.

  • Real Expertise You Can Trust

    With decades of real-world boat construction, repair, and marine systems design, we can help you:

    • Choose the best mounting location
    • Plan venting around fibreglass, metal, or wood
    • Power the fan using 12V, solar, or battery systems
    • Manage moisture in small cabins or high-humidity hulls
    • Operate the toilet year-round (including winter storage)
    • Replace complicated or unreliable marine heads
    • Remove or bypass old holding tanks
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