Although it may seem like you’d need to board a plane to go on an island holiday, Ontario is actually a great place to do just that.
Northern Ontario’s Manitoulin Island is situated on Lake Huron. With 2765 square kilometers, it is the “biggest freshwater island in the world” and offers beautiful hiking, beaches, and other amenities.
Crystal-clear lakes abound on the island, which also boasts a “stress-free tourist environment.” Providence Bay Beach is a well-liked location to soak up the summer sun.
Rolling sand dunes, a boardwalk, and gentle sandy coastlines can all be found there. You can cool down in the water and bring food to the picnic area. Seasonally open Harbour Centre is close by and has a restaurant, a curiosity center, and more.
Bridal Veil Falls is another location worth visiting. The charming waterfall is accessible through a short climb, and the blue pool at its base is swimmable.
You should check out the Cup & Saucer Trail if you enjoy trekking. Throughout the way, you can travel through soaring cliffs and get an amazing perspective of the island.
The East Bluff Overlook, Misery Bay Provincial Natural Reserve, and Manitowaning Lighthouse are a few of the island’s additional highlights.
Both a boat and a vehicle can get you to Manitoulin Island. From Sudbury, you can drive over the Little Current Swing Bridge, or from Tobermory. You can take the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry.
Consider making a vacation here if you’re seeking a stunning location to visit this summer.
