Day Trip Bruce Penisula National park, Ontario Canada.

Hi, Dear Steemit community,

Today I will lead to you in one of the most beautiful locations I have seen in the province of Ontario Canada.

From Toronto, I book a tour on a van for 6 people. Approximately 3 hours and a half driving toward the west to Bruce Penisula. It divides Georgian Bay and Lake Huron. This kind of tour basically let me meet new people and not exactly travel completely alone. We did not find traffic, because it was during the weekday.

Driving on the way through the Georgian Bay Coastal Road, part of the Bruce Penisula, why one of the best locations I have visited in Ontario Canada? The photos talk better than to just say the surrounding of Tobermory, Bruce Penisula part of Niagara Escarpment is part of World Unesco Biosphere. Well, it was cloudy I let you imagine if it was sunny how more beautiful it would be.

Some hiking among the rock leads us to the Grotto where the guide shows us how to get down the cave you see in the first photo where and in which way put our feet and you hands in order to not have any injuries. It looked dangerous but if you make it properly it is very easy and we were able to be inside that cave and enjoy the magnificent colours of the water.

It was June and still cold to swim that is a pity the water. Even if I could not swim the location is absolutely stunning. I have seen local swimming with such cold water I did not expect for that. However, we experience some very short shower due to cloudy weather. We keep walking to see other beaches for some kilometres and the watercolours still very attractive and amazing.

Wherever I travelled to Ontario I would say this is my favourite place I have visited. An authentic attractive natural phenomenon which somehow reminds me of some beach around the Mediterranean sea.
If you travel by car from Toronto during the weekend make sure to book the parking in advance otherwise you have to park far from the Grotto and it takes you more time to visit because you have to walk more.

Hope you will have the chance to visit this part of Canada because it was absolutely worth it.

Best Regards

Photos by @philfreetotravel