Bruce Tourist Attractions - Sightseeing, Eating, Cruises, Stores ‘n More

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Bruce Tourist Attractions - Sightseeing, Eating, Cruises, Stores ‘n More

Sightseeing

Known as the ‘shipwreck capital of Canada’, Tobermory lies between Ontario’s Georgian Bay and Fathom Five National Marine Park. Beneath these waters are the ghostly relics of 22 sunken ships. Many of which met their demise in the last two centuries, having struck one of the tiny islands or the hidden shoals peppering the shores. Seeing them in their watery grave from a glass-bottomed boat is just one way to spend your time in this tiny harbourside village
218 locals recommend
Tobermory
218 locals recommend
Known as the ‘shipwreck capital of Canada’, Tobermory lies between Ontario’s Georgian Bay and Fathom Five National Marine Park. Beneath these waters are the ghostly relics of 22 sunken ships. Many of which met their demise in the last two centuries, having struck one of the tiny islands or the hidden shoals peppering the shores. Seeing them in their watery grave from a glass-bottomed boat is just one way to spend your time in this tiny harbourside village
The Grotto, Bruce Peninsula National Park
Bruce Trail
64 locals recommend
A great place to get tickets and tourist info. They have a look out tower, trail, and you can park there and walk into Tobermory
31 locals recommend
Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park Visitor Centre
120 Chi sin tib dek Rd
31 locals recommend
A great place to get tickets and tourist info. They have a look out tower, trail, and you can park there and walk into Tobermory
Devils Monument is located near Leeshore Cottage and can be accessed by kayak (approx 30-45 min) or the trail. The largest of Bruce Peninsula’s flowerpots. If you venture towards the shoreline, you’ll see and hear the waterfall. Feels like a small rainforest in the summer Warning: the cliffs have a thirty-metre drop, so please be careful to keep small children near”
27 locals recommend
Devil's Monument
27 locals recommend
Devils Monument is located near Leeshore Cottage and can be accessed by kayak (approx 30-45 min) or the trail. The largest of Bruce Peninsula’s flowerpots. If you venture towards the shoreline, you’ll see and hear the waterfall. Feels like a small rainforest in the summer Warning: the cliffs have a thirty-metre drop, so please be careful to keep small children near”
93 locals recommend
Singing Sands
Dorcas Bay Road
93 locals recommend
This is a really cool place to explore caves, but makes sure to wear sturdy footwear for hiking
62 locals recommend
Greig's Caves
407 Scenic Caves Rd
62 locals recommend
This is a really cool place to explore caves, but makes sure to wear sturdy footwear for hiking
Great place to launch your water craft. or boat. Cottage owners and guests in Dyers Bay launch free, but day guests need to park and pay at the parking lot at the top of the escarpment as you enter Dyers Bay.
Dyers Bay Government Dock and Boat Launch
Dock Lane
Great place to launch your water craft. or boat. Cottage owners and guests in Dyers Bay launch free, but day guests need to park and pay at the parking lot at the top of the escarpment as you enter Dyers Bay.
The Bruce trail runs along the escarpment behind Lee Shore Cottage
39 locals recommend
Bruce Trail
89 Moore St
39 locals recommend
The Bruce trail runs along the escarpment behind Lee Shore Cottage
Book a bottom glass boat tour out to Flowerpot Island. Great place to spend the day to hike, picnic and swim.
100 locals recommend
Merl Trail,flowerpot Island
100 locals recommend
Book a bottom glass boat tour out to Flowerpot Island. Great place to spend the day to hike, picnic and swim.
251 locals recommend
Sauble Beach
609 Lakeshore Blvd N
251 locals recommend
St. Edmunds and Peninsula Museum
7072 ON-6
23 locals recommend
Parks Canada Visitor Centre
120 Chi sin tib dek Rd
Get to know this 4.0-km loop trail near Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 60 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, camping, and hiking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
Marr Lake Trail to Boulder Beach
Bruce Trail
Get to know this 4.0-km loop trail near Northern Bruce Peninsula, Ontario. Generally considered a moderately challenging route, it takes an average of 60 min to complete. This is a very popular area for birding, camping, and hiking, so you'll likely encounter other people while exploring. The trail is open year-round and is beautiful to visit anytime. Dogs are welcome, but must be on a leash.
Bayside Astronomy is a free program that allows members of the public to learn about the importance and beauty of our dark skies and to view and learn about the constellations, planets, the moon, and other deep sky objects LIVE through telescopes. Offered by the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association and the Municipality of Northern Bruce, this FREE program begins with a short star talk at dusk, followed by viewing of the night sky through volunteer telescopes. Come see Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons and the Great Red Spot. Be wowed by viewing the Andromeda Galaxy over 2.5 million light years away in the past. Wonder what life would be like in the middle of 300,000 stars in the Globular Cluster M13! Bayside happens every Friday and Saturday night from Canada Day to Labour Day at the marina in Lions Head at sunset. It then goes remote to Singing Sands in BP National Park on Sunday, to Miller’s Family Camp on Monday, and Summer House Park on Wednesday.
Bayside Astronomy
1 Bruin Street
Bayside Astronomy is a free program that allows members of the public to learn about the importance and beauty of our dark skies and to view and learn about the constellations, planets, the moon, and other deep sky objects LIVE through telescopes. Offered by the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association and the Municipality of Northern Bruce, this FREE program begins with a short star talk at dusk, followed by viewing of the night sky through volunteer telescopes. Come see Saturn’s rings, Jupiter’s moons and the Great Red Spot. Be wowed by viewing the Andromeda Galaxy over 2.5 million light years away in the past. Wonder what life would be like in the middle of 300,000 stars in the Globular Cluster M13! Bayside happens every Friday and Saturday night from Canada Day to Labour Day at the marina in Lions Head at sunset. It then goes remote to Singing Sands in BP National Park on Sunday, to Miller’s Family Camp on Monday, and Summer House Park on Wednesday.
Whippoorwill Bay
17 locals recommend
Cyprus Lake
17 locals recommend
Spirit Rock Conservation Area
92 Highway 6
50 locals recommend
15 locals recommend
Lion's Head Light
1 Bruin St
15 locals recommend
Indian Head Cove
Bruce Trail
EcoAdventures offers guided excursions for those wanting a deeper understanding of this world Biosphere Reserve. Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Bruce Peninsula where majestic cliffs, turquoise water and some of Canada's rarest wildlife await. Travel with purpose - proceeds support the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association's environmental projects.
6 locals recommend
Bruce Peninsula EcoAdventures
Main Street
6 locals recommend
EcoAdventures offers guided excursions for those wanting a deeper understanding of this world Biosphere Reserve. Immerse yourself in the wonders of the Bruce Peninsula where majestic cliffs, turquoise water and some of Canada's rarest wildlife await. Travel with purpose - proceeds support the Bruce Peninsula Biosphere Association's environmental projects.
Rural Rootz is a unique experience, Gardens flourishing in the middle of a wooded wonderland. 7 km. of varied hiking trails to explore, Quiet solace, Two labyrinths to walk, and Dragons awaiting discovery.
15 locals recommend
Rural Rootz Nature Reserve
645 Northacres Rd
15 locals recommend
Rural Rootz is a unique experience, Gardens flourishing in the middle of a wooded wonderland. 7 km. of varied hiking trails to explore, Quiet solace, Two labyrinths to walk, and Dragons awaiting discovery.

Food scene

Tobermory Brewing Company & Grill
28 Bay St
65 locals recommend
20 locals recommend
TruFood Cafe
3766 ON-6
20 locals recommend
21 locals recommend
Shipwreck Lee's
2 Bay St
21 locals recommend
39 locals recommend
Crowsnest Pub & Restaurant
5 Bay St
39 locals recommend
16 locals recommend
The Fish & Chip Place
24 Bay St
16 locals recommend
This restaurant was on a Netflix tv show where they did an overhaul of the restaurant and menu
20 locals recommend
Coconut Joe's Harbour Bar and Grill
53 Bay St
20 locals recommend
This restaurant was on a Netflix tv show where they did an overhaul of the restaurant and menu
Princess Dining Room
34 Bay St
18 locals recommend
Little Tub Bakery
4 Warner Bay Rd
18 locals recommend
Over 30 ice cream flavours and yummy treats. Our personal fav ice cream shop in the Bruce
7 locals recommend
Peninsula Supply Ice Cream Parlour
4 Bay St
7 locals recommend
Over 30 ice cream flavours and yummy treats. Our personal fav ice cream shop in the Bruce
35 locals recommend
Lions Head Inn
8 Helen St
35 locals recommend
11 locals recommend
Ferndale Pizza Co.
607 Main St
11 locals recommend
More than just vehicle transportation to Manitoulin Island. Book a dinner sunset cruise with cocktails, live entertainment, cultural learning, art gallery, cafeteria, tourist info or visit the top deck for amazing views. Please note: the ship is seasonal and runs until mid to late October
34 locals recommend
Chi Cheemaun Ferry - Tobermory Terminal
8 Eliza St
34 locals recommend
More than just vehicle transportation to Manitoulin Island. Book a dinner sunset cruise with cocktails, live entertainment, cultural learning, art gallery, cafeteria, tourist info or visit the top deck for amazing views. Please note: the ship is seasonal and runs until mid to late October
Walk along the harbour, enjoy a cold beverage on restaurant patios, eat local fresh fish, stop for an ice cream and restock on groceries and the lcbo
20 locals recommend
Tobermory Harbour
20 locals recommend
Walk along the harbour, enjoy a cold beverage on restaurant patios, eat local fresh fish, stop for an ice cream and restock on groceries and the lcbo
7 locals recommend
BeaverTails
24 Carlton St
7 locals recommend

Cruises

6 locals recommend
Tobermory Wave Adventures
Bay Street
6 locals recommend
Scuba & Snorkelling • Fishing Charters & Tours
15 locals recommend
Divers Den
3 Bay St
15 locals recommend
Scuba & Snorkelling • Fishing Charters & Tours
25 locals recommend
Bruce Anchor Cruises
61 Front St
25 locals recommend

Provincial Parks

77 locals recommend
Sauble Falls Provincial Park
1400 Sauble Falls Rd
77 locals recommend
40 locals recommend
Black Creek Provincial Park
81 Old Womans River Rd
40 locals recommend
Smokey Head - White Bluff Provincial Park
8 Carter Rd
7 locals recommend
Hope Bay Forest Provincial Nature Reserve

Stores

Make sure to check hours of operation for the LCBO in Lion’s Head, Tobermory and Wiarton because they close earlier than most LCBO locations in Ontario
32 locals recommend
LCBO
1 Ferndale Rd
32 locals recommend
Make sure to check hours of operation for the LCBO in Lion’s Head, Tobermory and Wiarton because they close earlier than most LCBO locations in Ontario
The Wiarton Foodland is open til midnight and a large store with lots of selection. Great stop on your way up to the cottage as Lion’s Head and Tobermory close earlier and don’t have as much selection
41 locals recommend
Foodland
425 Berford St
41 locals recommend
The Wiarton Foodland is open til midnight and a large store with lots of selection. Great stop on your way up to the cottage as Lion’s Head and Tobermory close earlier and don’t have as much selection
Check the hours before heading out. The store hours change in the off season and they close earlier than most other grocery stores since they aren’t as busy
39 locals recommend
Foodland - Lions Head
4 Webster St
39 locals recommend
Check the hours before heading out. The store hours change in the off season and they close earlier than most other grocery stores since they aren’t as busy
Tobermory opened a brand new Foodland in January 2023! The new store is much bigger and with a lot more options than the previous store
37 locals recommend
Foodland - Tobermory
7357 Bay St
37 locals recommend
Tobermory opened a brand new Foodland in January 2023! The new store is much bigger and with a lot more options than the previous store