Tobermory

Quaint and pretty, this tiny gem is located at the very tip of the Bruce Peninsula.  And, although small, Tobermory is big on awesome experiences.  Fall just may become your favourite time of year to visit with crisp fall colours and cool breezes.  The clear waters of Georgian Bay are perfect for shipwreck viewing from a glass bottom boat as you tour out to Flowerpot Island, named after its unique land formations.  Needless to say, it’s a popular spot for divers, too, as it is home to an underwater national park, Fathom Five National Marine Park. 
 
The Bruce Trail meets its end in Tobermory, after winding its way through the nearby Bruce Peninsula National Park.  In addition to the incredibly popular Grotto, the park and surrounding area has lots of other treasures to discover too – the park’s Visitor Centre and 65-foot observation tower, Singing Sands, Lion’s Head Provincial Park, the village of Lion’s Head itself (try lunch at the Lion’s Head Inn) and two almost-shoreline drives on the east and west sides of the peninsula, both stunning in fall.   Learn even more about this unique and diverse natural wonder by taking a guided Eco – Adventure tour (available year round – reserve your spot in advance).  Pack your bags, start the car and set the GPS for Tobermory!
 
Note:  Some operators switch to seasonal hours after Labour Day so be sure to check ahead for operator hours before leaving home.