Beaches

Wasaga Waverunners

Photo Credit: UHLMAN

Wasaga Waverunners allows visitors to rent their own personal watercraft for fun and excitement on the waters of Georgian Bay. Every 1.5 hours, a group of up to five waverunners will depart with a guide for a designated play area about 1/4 mile out into Georgian Bay.

The Toronto Islands

Photo Credit: John Vetterli

The Toronto Islands lie just to the south of downtown Toronto in Lake Ontario and are accessable via the Toronto Ferry Service or by private watercraft.  The Toronto Islands consist of a collection of many small islands spanning an area of about 230 hectare.

Nancy Island

Photo Credit: berriehol

Nancy Island is located in the Wasaga Beach area and is one of the region's little-known secrets. Named after a British Schooner, The Nancy, the Island is rich with history and artifacts and is a large tourist attraction for the area.

Hanlan's Point

Photo Credit: sweetone

Hanlan's Point was once the year-round home of the Hanlan Family in the mid 1800's. During this time, the Toronto Islands began to become a popular vacation destination for Torontonians with many cottages and resorts lining the lakes shores. The area has quite the history including once being home to a baseball stadium where Babe Ruth hit his first professional homerun.

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