The water is ALWAYS cold in Georgian Bay! Even in July when it is sweltering hot, that water is COLD! LOL. Great for a quick dip. Thanks for watching!! Cheers! 🥂
Thank you so much Michael!! Thanks for watching! A big "Hi!" to the whole family!! We will definitely drop by when we are back in town!! Cheers until then! 🥂
Whaaaaaaaaa??!!! That is crazy!! You should have honked and said "hi!" We were super excited to be reunited with some friends at the ferry terminal, who we are travelling around NFLD with! LOL Maybe we will see you again on the island!!
Lol for people who complain that it might be cold at the Grotto aka Georgian Bay which is the east side of Tobermory… just go to the west side of Tobermory aka Lake huron at Singing sands beach or any beach along the west side of Tobermory on Lake Huron will be much much warmer then the Grotto which is the east side of Tobermory. Plus the waters on the west side of Tobermory aka Lake Huron are more shallow !
Had family that lived up there many years. Beautiful space water is crystal clear wherever you go. I learned the hard way the water is often bitter cold dispite its tropical look lol. Spots like "singing sands" the water is shallow and quite warm
@@tested123 That would happen now and then. some years there would be lots of beach / sandbars, and other years it would be like that. It will always be one of my fav places
Very informative video. Is there a 1-stop-shop kind of website to book everything? Kind of like a vacation bundle where the flight, accommodation, attractions and events are all bundled into one package. i.e book the Ferry / Cyprus Lake Campground / Indian Cove / Grotto / Flowerpot island / Glass bottom boat tour all at once. And would i be right to assume that the campground you walked to the grotto from, was actually the Cyprus Lake campground? Thanks.
Unfortunately not a one stop shop. You kinda have to book everything separately. You are absolutely correct - we were staying at Cyprus Lake campground. For the boat tours, it’s easiest just to walk up and book in person. Then you can also make sure the weather will be good that day for your tour 😊
That is so sad to hear. Maybe try camping/glamping?! The parks are very affordable and also have shelters (like yurts etc) for people who don't have camping gear, but want the experience. Camping accommodations are generally much more reasonable and a very cool experience.
Great question. You DO NOT have to reserve a Park pass, Park passes are always for sale at the Parks Canada offices, on site. (when you get there). If you reserve your grotto parking online, we believe that you will pay the day pass admission fee AND the parking when you reserve. Otherwise, you can always buy a park pass at any time. Since we were camping at Cypress Lake, we did not have to reserve our parking, so we cannot be 100% sure what all you pay for when you reserve. We hope this helps.
Hahahaha!! That it is for sure!! Even in the hottest part of the summer - its COLD!! However no sargassum or hurricanes in the summer, but it LOOKS very tropical and beautiful.
Hello, the ferry across was $131 CAD and we are 23'. The ferry price is determined by vehicle length and number of passengers. $4.12/foot and $18.05/person (that includes tax) so hopefully this helps! Thanks for watching and thanks for your question!! Cheers! 🥂
Wow! What a fun experience and so beautiful. The weather really seems to be great this time of year. Thanks for sharing your experience. We had never heard of a beavertail 🦫 so again we are learning something new from our friends up north 😂. I think we're definitely missing out in the States because they look amazing. Congratulations on the number of views on this video. Steph and I have been busy with shooting, editing, and traveling so we are a bit behind on our RU-vid viewing. We were catching up today and noticed you're at 15K views 🎉🎉. Hopefully you're monetized. Maybe like us you might make one or two dollars when all is said and done 😂. Cheers! Chris & Steph @388_Days
Thanks guys!! Glad you enjoyed the video. We have really great weather across most of Canada in the summer. We are very fortunate. And yes, we are thrilled with how many people seem to be enjoying the video :) Cheers!
