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Tobermory Grant Watson suite
Come and relax in comfort at The Grant Watson Suite located at the tip of Tobermory, a 20 minute walk to Tobermory's downtown harbour and steps away from Mermaids Cove. The 660 Square ft Suite is located above our garage has a 250 square foot deck, private entrance and parking for one car. Open concept layout and nestled in amongst trees, making it feel like you are in a treehouse. Recently now operating as a Bed and Breakfast, will provide coffee, tea and light snacks. Gas fireplace.
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Coastal Bed + Breakfast - North Suite
Come stay along the Georgian Bay Coastal Route in Tobermory, ON and enjoy a private micro suite with ensuite, free high-speed WIFI and parking. Prime walking distance to the Parks Canada Visitors Centre, grocery store as well as Little Tub Harbour where you will find restaurants, shops, day cruises and scuba diving. Short drive to multiple hiking trails, the Bruce Peninsula National Park (the Grotto) and Singing Sands Beach. Your stay includes a continental breakfast.
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Dry Dock Bed and Breakfast - 1st Mate's Room
Dry Dock is a cozy home away from home located 3 minute walk away from Little Tub Harbour. We have lots of greenery surrounding our little home which keeps everything peaceful! Featuring: 1 Bedroom 1 Double & private bathroom (not attached to room but across the hall 2 night minimum during the week/weekends & 3 night minimum on long weekends. Prices will increase during peak season and these prices are non-negotiable.
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Stay near Tobermory's top sights

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Fathom Five National Marine Park45 locals recommend
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Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park Visitor Centre31 locals recommend
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Bruce Anchor Cruises26 locals recommend
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Shipwreck Lee's21 locals recommend
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Crowsnest Pub & Restaurant39 locals recommend
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The Fish & Chip Place16 locals recommend

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The Kickback (Private Beach)
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Your guide to Tobermory

All about Tobermory

It’s no wonder that Canada’s longest marked footpath — the 560-mile-long Bruce Trail — starts in Niagara and lures hikers to its wondrous grand finale in Tobermory, Ontario. Tobermory sits at the end of the Bruce Peninsula, where the serenity of its clear freshwater setting merges with dramatic stone formations and lush forests, providing all the necessities for a nature retreat rich with native wildlife. The small lakeside village is filled with shops, galleries, cottages, and restaurants (don’t miss the famous Georgian Bay whitefish, most deliciously served up in fish and chips) surrounding Little Tub Harbour. But with two national parks and striking vistas, the true star of a Tobermory getaway is the great outdoors.


When is the best time to stay in a vacation rental in Tobermory?

Tobermory’s warm season, from June to mid-September, is pleasant, with daytime temperatures in the 60s and low 70s Fahrenheit, thanks to its proximity to Lake Huron to the southwest and the Georgian Bay to the northeast. But definitely pack a sweater or jacket, as the evenings can get quite cool, dropping into the 50s. Tobermory winters tend to be chilly with rain and snow, with highs only hitting the upper 20s to mid-30s from December through early March, so bundle up in weather-wicking gear. Spring and fall remain fairly cool, with averages in the 40s and 50s, and rainy days are especially common in late September and October.


What are the top things to do in Tobermory?

Fathom Five National Marine Park

Formed by 420-million-year-old dolomite, the underwater marvels make for some of the world’s best freshwater scuba diving, especially with more than 20 shipwreck sites to explore. From mid-May to mid-October, take a glass-bottom boat to Flowerpot Island — where rock pillars resembling flowerpots jut out of the water — and gaze at the wrecks below en route.

Bruce Peninsula National Park

Majestic limestone cliffs and clear turquoise waters adorn forests filled with diverse wildlife, including black bears, snapping turtles, and northern flying squirrels, as well as 34 species of orchids. The 0.6-mile hike to the Grotto and adjacent Indian Head Cove are among the most popular activities for good reason, as well as seasonal camping, cross-country skiing, fishing — and simply relaxing in nature.

Bruce Peninsula Beaches

Every side of the peninsula is filled with beaches, including Little Cove and Boulder Beaches on the bayside and Singing Sands on the lakeside. But perhaps one of the most popular is Sauble Beach, about an hour south of Tobermory.

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