2025 Tobermory Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in May)

Friends! A 9-day tour of Canada and more multi-country tour is here! Super practical, don't miss it! 🌟 . 🛣️Route Suggestions DAY 1: Arrive in Toronto, enjoy free time after a private transfer, and feel the unique charm of the city. DAY 2-3: Explore Toronto in depth, visit the spectacular Niagara Falls, experience the shock of the IMAX theater, and climb the CN Tower for a panoramic view. Then head to Bruce Peninsula National Park to admire the unique landscape of Flowerpot Island. DAY 4-5: Head to Montreal, stroll through the Old Town, and feel the blend of history and modernity. Visit the Archaeology and History Museum, visit Jacques Cartier Square, admire the majesty of Notre Dame Cathedral, and explore the mystery of the Underground City. DAY 6: Quebec City Tour, visit the St. Lawrence River, admire the crystal-clear waterfall, visit the Old Town and the Old Castle Hotel, and feel the historical vicissitudes of the ancient fort. DAY 7: Head to Mont-Tremblant, enjoy a relaxing day trip, and enjoy a more comfortable trip with private car service. DAY 8-9: Return to Montreal, visit Upper Canada Village, and enjoy the beautiful scenery of the Thousand Islands. Finally, return to Toronto, end the pleasant journey, and take a private transfer to the airport for the return trip. . 🧳 Travel Checklist: Must-Have Items for Multi-Country Tours in Canada and More 📞 SIM Card: International roaming is too expensive, local SIM cards are more affordable and convenient to contact. 🔌 Plug Adapter: Different countries have different sockets, bring it, and charge without worry. 🪪 Documents: Passport, visa, driver's license, travel essentials, don't forget the copy. 👔 Clothing: The weather in November is changeable, down jackets, thermal underwear, and waterproof shoes. 🔋 Charger and Power Bank: Long-distance travel, it is important to keep the battery full. 💊 Medicine: Cold medicine, painkillers, emergency use, healthy travel. . 🌟Don't forget to like, bookmark, and follow me to unlock more travel tips for Canada and the world! 🌟

#nationalparks My trip to Bruce Peninsula National Park in Ontario, Canada, was an unforgettable adventure! The park is known for its stunning cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise waters along the Georgian Bay, and seeing it in person was even better than the photos. The entrance fee is around $12 CAD per person, which is reasonable for everything the park offers. I spent the day hiking along the Bruce Trail, which leads to breathtaking spots like the Grotto, a natural cave with some of the clearest water I’ve ever seen. Swimming in the cold, refreshing water was a highlight! If you’re into photography, the views from the cliffs are spectacular. I also explored nearby Tobermory, a charming little town with boat tours that take you to Flowerpot Island. Whether you're hiking, swimming, or just taking in the scenery, Bruce Peninsula is a nature lover’s paradise! 🏞️🌊🌲 #BrucePeninsula #NatureLovers #HikingAdventures #TheGrotto #ExploreOntario #OutdoorEscape

If there’s ever a place to brighten a Sunday it’s Tobermory Harbour. And every trip there should also include a stop at the Mull Cheese Shop – one of the most beautiful places to enjoy coffee and homemade cake.⁣ ⁣ We’ve spent a lot of today planning for a trip to Italy which is not that far away now. Having booked and paid for most of the trip back in January we’ve just been holding out hope that we wouldn’t lose the money we’d spent or miss our friend’s wedding which is happening over there.⁣ ⁣ It’s certainly a very stressful time to have a trip away planned and I don’t think anyone would have done it had we known what was going to happen! Still, we can’t wait to share some of our (socially distanced) adventures in the Dolomites if we do make it out there.⁣ ⁣ If anyone has any tips of what to see or do in that area then please let us know! #themepark#nationalpark#lakes#beaches

Rare yellow-eyed penguins, fur seals and the world's only mainland albatross colony share a home in Dunedin, New Zealand's oldest city. If you're not looking for wildlife, the coastal town of Otago on the southern island boasts impressive historic architecture from the gold rush of yesteryear. Visit the Flemish Renaissance railway station built in 1906 or the country's largest center of higher education, which resembles the University of Glasgow, thanks to the area's early Scottish settlers. However, all beaches are crowded with visitors, especially in summer. The city, which was once an elite area, now attracts visitors from all walks of life. #awesomepic #couplestrip #deliciousfood #themeparks#nationalpark#lakes#beaches#infinitypool

#springwander Hiking on Flowerpot Island in spring is a refreshing experience with fewer crowds and crisp air. The main Loop Trail (4.3 km round trip) takes you past the famous flowerpot rock formations, scenic cliffs, and the historic lighthouse. Spring wildflowers start to bloom, and the island feels peaceful, but trails can be muddy or slippery from melting snow. Dress in layers, wear waterproof hiking shoes, and bring snacks since there are no services. The clear waters and rugged scenery make it a must-visit!

#springwander Visiting Flowerpot Island in spring is a magical experience. The boat ride from Tobermory offers stunning turquoise waters, and the island feels peaceful before peak summer crowds arrive. Trails lead to iconic rock formations, caves, and a historic lighthouse. Spring blooms add color, but the weather can be cool, so layers are a must. The water is icy, but the views are breathtaking. Pack a picnic, enjoy the scenic hikes, and take in the rugged beauty of this hidden gem.

#celebrateit Hiking Lion’s Head Lookout is an unforgettable experience, offering some of the most stunning views in Ontario. The trail winds through lush forests and rugged terrain, gradually leading to breathtaking cliffside views of Georgian Bay’s turquoise waters. As you reach the lookout, the sheer drop and panoramic scenery are awe-inspiring. The contrast of the blue water against the white limestone cliffs is picture-perfect. It’s a challenging but rewarding hike, perfect for adventure seekers and nature lovers!

#springwander Spring in Tobermory is a refreshing time to visit, as the town awakens from winter with fewer crowds and crisp, fresh air. The turquoise waters of Georgian Bay contrast beautifully with the budding greenery, and hiking trails like Bruce Peninsula National Park offer breathtaking views of limestone cliffs and caves. The famous Grotto is especially stunning with spring sunlight reflecting off the clear waters. Tips: Dress in layers—spring can be chilly and windy. Trails may be muddy, so wear waterproof hiking shoes. Visit early in the season for fewer tourists. Some boat tours to Flowerpot Island start running later in spring, so check schedules in advance. Spring in Tobermory is peaceful, scenic, and perfect for nature lovers looking to explore before the summer rush.

#celebrateit Visiting Flowerpot Island in Tobermory is an incredible adventure, offering stunning landscapes and crystal-clear waters. The boat ride to the island is breathtaking, passing through the turquoise waters of Georgian Bay with views of shipwrecks below. Once on the island, you can hike scenic trails, explore the famous flowerpot rock formations, and even take a dip in the refreshing waters. The rugged cliffs, peaceful forests, and unique rock formations make this a must-visit for nature lovers!

Being able to see such a clear lake in Canada was an unforgettable travel experience.

With the perfect location at the most northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, the things to do and places to visit in Tobermory are endless. #mynovgetaway#thanksgiving#awesomepic#couplestrip