Date visited: September 2015
We took a short weekend trip to explore The Cliffs and Caves in Tobermory. Tobermory is about a 4 hour drive north of Toronto. It’s a little village on the northern tip of the Bruce Peninsula, dividing Lake Huron and the Georgian Bay.
Little Tub Harbour is the focal point of the town. It’s a pretty stroll around the harbour, with a few little shops and cafes closeby.
Just a 5 minute drive from Little Tub Harbour is Big Tub Harbour, and the home of Big Tub Lighthouse. We visited a couple of times – the nighttime visit was very peaceful.
We took a glass-bottom boat cruise on the Tobermory Explorer. We found out that Tobermory is a very popular destination for scuba divers because there are many shipwrecks in the area to explore underwater.
It was cool and windy that day, but the sun was shining brightly. We cruised around the little islands – the most famous one being Flowerpot Island. The rock pillars on the island were something to see! We also took a little ride by the Big Tub Lighthouse.
One of the most popular destinations in the Tobermory area is The Grotto in the Bruce Peninsula National Park. The caves are fun to explore, and we could not get enough of looking at the turquoise water.
The Cliffs and Caves in Tobermory
Although short, our weekend getaway to Tobermory was memorable. We will definitely go back and explore more in Bruce Peninsula National Park.
Thanks for reading!
Yours Truly …. Yula
