Tobermory

By Ivana Giove

Tobermory is a small town located in the north of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, Canada, known for its great natural beauty. I had the opportunity to visit this popular tourist destination in spring and although it was not the best weather, I was able to avoid crowds and take tours at a fair price. I would recommend visiting during the summer months, to be able to go to the Fathom Five National Marine Park, famous for its clear waters ideal for diving and snorkeling, as well as its numerous shipwrecks and underwater geological formations.

Another attraction that is not to be missed is the Grotto, a coastal cave, located in the Bruce Peninsula National Park, which you can access via a short hike. Flowerpot Island, part of the same marine park, is known for its unique rock formations in the shape of giant flowerpots, which are reached by boat excursions, there are two transportation options in the community’s central bay.

I was able to see that Tobermory offers a variety of activities such as hiking, boat trips that allow you to see the beautiful views from another perspective, as well as cabins where you can enjoy with family, partner and friends. The community has a rich history, including its legacy as a fishing port and its development as a tourist destination, offering a variety of accommodations ranging from campsites to hotels and cabins, as well as several restaurants serving local cuisine. Something that I found very attractive is that Tobermory is committed to environmental conservation, with community and national park efforts dedicated to protecting its natural beauty and biodiversity. Tobermory, although little known worldwide, is a perfect destination for lovers of nature and outdoor activities, offering a mix of water and land adventures in a friendly and welcoming environment.