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Tobermory places to stay

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Top-rated places to stay in Tobermory

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Rental unit in Tobermory
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.
$117 per night
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Private room in Tobermory
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.
$106 per night
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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.
$96 per night
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Stay near Tobermory's top sights

Photo of Fathom Five National Marine Park
Fathom Five National Marine Park45 locals recommend
Photo of Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park Visitor Centre
Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park Visitor Centre31 locals recommend
Photo of Bruce Anchor Cruises
Bruce Anchor Cruises26 locals recommend
Photo of Shipwreck Lee's
Shipwreck Lee's21 locals recommend
Photo of Crowsnest Pub & Restaurant
Crowsnest Pub & Restaurant39 locals recommend
Photo of The Fish & Chip Place
The Fish & Chip Place16 locals recommend

Other great vacation rentals in Tobermory

Private room in Tobermory
Innisfree B&B LittleTub Hopkins Room Ensuite
$116 per night
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Cottage in Lion's Head
Cottage with SPA - steps from beach and trail!
$232 per night
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Hotel room in Tobermory
Adelaide Suite - Downtown Tobermory
$184 per night
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Cabin in Tobermory
Tobermory Beach Cottage Northern Bruce Peninsula
$262 per night
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Cottage in Tobermory
Stella by Starlight
$148 per night
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Cottage in Tobermory
Luxury Custom Designed Cottage on Lake Huron
$239 per night
Cottage in Miller Lake
Birch Breeze - Georgian Bay Waterfront Cottage
$135 per night
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Home in Tobermory
The Water’s Edge
$205 per night
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Private room in Tobermory
Standard Queen - Fisherman's Shanty
$134 per night
Private room in Tobermory
ToberMary’s Water Suite - DT Tobermory
$161 per night
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Private room in Tobermory
ACORN RIDGE Suite - Birch
$125 per night
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Cabin in Tobermory
The Kickback (Private Beach)
$190 per night
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Your guide to Tobermory

All About Tobermory

Nestled between two national parks at the northern end of the Bruce Peninsula, Tobermory is a picturesque Canadian harbor town that boasts thriving marine ecosystems, dense forests, and rocky coastal cliffs. The vibrant landscapes and clear waters in every shade of blue provide a stunning backdrop to the abundance of outdoor activities Tobermory has to offer. Head to Fathom Five National Marine Park or the Grotto to snorkel or scuba dive, or check out Indian Head Cove, a popular swimming spot along the Georgia Bay Trail that’s cocooned by rocky cliffs and dense cedar tree forests. Consider Dyers Bay or Cape Chin North for picturesque hikes.

Tobermory is also home to two beautiful harbors — Big Tub and Little Tub — where you can browse pretty shops among the bobbing local boats. Casual eateries and pubs are sprinkled throughout the Bruce Peninsula, with many offering views of the harbor to accompany the day’s catch.


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

Tobermory experiences distinct seasons. One of the best times to take in the region’s natural beauty is during the summer, when the temperatures are pleasant and the days are long. At the beginning of June, orchids bloom and adorn the trails and parks throughout the Bruce Peninsula. During the fall, Tobermory’s dense foliage transforms into spectacular shades of burnt orange, ochre, and crimson. Temperatures slowly dip during this time, especially at night, and can drop drastically during the winter, so warm clothing and sturdy footwear are strongly recommended if you’re planning to hit the trails or get out on the water. You can expect rain and snow throughout the fall and winter seasons — you’ll want to consider your choice of rental vehicle based on the conditions and your plans — before temperatures gradually rise with the arrival of spring.


What are the top things to do in Tobermory?

Underwater at Fathom Five National Marine Park

Located in Georgian Bay, Fathom Five National Marine Park is a National Marine Conservation Area that’s part of Lake Huron. The park includes more than 20 preserved shipwrecks, a lighthouse, and diverse freshwater ecosystems. Glass-bottomed boat tours and scuba diving are some of the most popular ways to explore the waters surrounding Tobermory — the striking contrast of rusted ship hulls against the shimmering blue waters makes for a spectacular sight.

Flowerpot Island

Pack some snacks and water and make your way across the waters of the Georgian Bay to Flowerpot Island, where you can admire one of Tobermory’s natural attractions. The island gets its name from the natural rock sea stack formations that resemble flowerpots, which are strewn around the rocky shores. You can also explore the island’s many hiking trails and caves and find its pretty red and white light station.

Bruce Trail

Hike the end of Canada’s oldest and longest footpath for picturesque views of Tobermory’s verdant landscape. Tobermory marks the end of this famous trail, which starts in Queenston and spans nearly 522 miles. Along the way, you’ll encounter scenic lookouts offering spectacular views of Georgian Bay’s deep blue waters, rocky cliffs, and rich greenery.

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