Welcome to Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula
Your Guide To Tobermory - Welcome to Tobemory at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula
Tobermory, Ontario is part of the Municipality of Northern Bruce Peninsula at the tip of the Bruce Peninsula. Tobermory is well known for it's 2 national parks - Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park. Tobermory is surrounded on 3 sides by water.
VISIT OUR TOBERMORY
TOBERMORY - A NATURALIST HAVEN - Welcome to TOBERMORY!
Tobermory is located at the top of the Bruce Peninsula. Tobermory offers visitors fresh, clean air, gorgeous scenery, tranquil waters, and the darkest sky's in southern Ontario. Tobermory is almost surrounded by water - Lake Huron on one side and Georgian Bay on the other. It is a naturalist haven, having 2 national parks - Fathom Five National Marine Park and the Bruce Peninsula National Park - close by.
Tobermory is renown for it's natural setting, it is a photographers paradise. There are miles of forest - with tall pines and cedars. The majestic cliffs of the Niagara Escarpment carves it's way into Tobermory along the Georgian Bay coast - there is nothing more breath-taking than standing on a rock outcropping - towering 200' above the sea green waters of Georgian Bay!
Tobermory boasts the highest concentration of native orchids in North America - take a hike along the trails, and you maybe lucky enough to spot a rare Calypso Orchid - or a gorgeous Showy Ladies Slipper Orchid. The cliff faces in the Bruce Peninsula National Park contains some of Eastern North America's oldest living trees - the "cliff dwelling" white cedar. Tobermory is the epicenter of the Unesco Biosphere Designation.
THERE'S LOT'S TO DO IN TOBERMORY!
Take a glass-bottom boat tour from Tobermory of the Fathom Five National Marine Park and see some shipwrecks, or rent a canoe or sea-kayak and paddle out to these awesome wrecks. Take a boat tour to Flowerpot Island and view the amazing flowerpot formations the island is named after.
Take the Chi- Cheemaun Ferry from Tobermory across to Manitoulin Island for the day. Or take a dinner cruise.
Stroll the boardwalk on Little Tub Harbour and see the luxury yachts that berth there, and shop some of the art galleries or gift shops that line the lovely harbour. Visit a specialty store and enjoy some fresh fudge or ice cream. 
Dine at one of the many take-outs, or eat in a fine dining establishment. Visit the local museum and learn about the local history. Put on your swim suit and take a splash in Lake Huron at Singing Sands Beach. Take up a club and enjoy a day of golfing at Cornerstone Golf. Or rent a bicycle and cycle around the village. Take in the annual Orchid festival in Tobermory.
Spend a night or a week at one of the accommodations available in the area. Cottage rentals, motels, bed and breakfasts and campgrounds all are ready to make your stay as comfortable as possible!