Manitoulin District

The world's largest freshwater island in Lake Huron, featuring cliffside trails, waterfalls, and rich Indigenous culture.

Manitoulin District is located in Lake Huron in northern Ontario, centered around Manitoulin Island, the largest freshwater lake island in the world. The Cup and Saucer Trail and Bebamikawe Memorial Trail offer cliffside panoramic views, while Bridal Veil Falls in Kagawong, Misery Bay Provincial Park, and Providence Bay Beach showcase diverse natural scenery. The island has a deep Indigenous heritage, with the Wikwemikong Pow Wow and the Ojibwe Cultural Foundation being excellent places to learn about local culture. Summer and early autumn are the best times to visit. Visitors can take the MS Chi-Cheemaun ferry from Tobermory to South Baymouth (seasonal operation) or drive onto the island from the north via the highway and the Little Current Swing Bridge.

Destinations

• Manitoulin Island

Itineraries

• Georgian Bay Ferry Loop – Depart from Toronto to loop around Georgian Bay, visiting the Bruce Peninsula, Manitoulin Island, and the 30,000 Island…