THOUSAND ISLANDS
More than 1000 islands blossom like flowers in the middle of the St. Lawrence River as it emerges from the northeast corner of Lake Ontario.
The 1000 Islands is a sightseer’s paradise and a popular destination for those looking for an authentic outdoor vacation. You will quickly understand why.
THOUSAND ISLAND CRUISE
The 1000 Islands are scattered like jewels on the sparkling waters of the St. Lawrence, in a region so beautiful that the First Nations people called it "Garden of the Great Spirit". It is one of the top activities for a memorable Ontario road trip.
Take a guided boat tour through this scenic waterway and discover some of the most fascinating Thousand Islands attractions, including romantic castles and the shortest international bridge in the world on Zavikon Island. You are sure to get a chuckle out of "Mother-in-Law" Island ;-)
Daily departures from the beginning of May to the end of October.
THOUSAND ISLANDS PARKWAY
This picturesque stretch of road follows the St. Lawrence shoreline for 37 kilometres, offering many views of the river. It begins 3 kilometres east of Gananoque at Hwy 401 Interchange 648 and ends at Hwy 401 Interchange 685 south of
Brockville.
FORT HENRY
Fort Henry National Historic Site, a real British military fortress, offers an interesting tour that will immerse you in 19th century military life through performances, demonstrations and costumed interpreters. The Sunset Ceremony with the Fort Henry Guard is a stirring show featuring precision marching, rifle drill, military music, cannon firing, and a fireworks finale. The main season runs from mid-May to early September from 10 am to 5 pm. In October, the Fort is transformed into a terrifying world and offers a haunted tour. Enter at your own risk (not recommended for young children)! For families, the Fort also offers throughout October Pumpkinferno, transforming the place into an enchanted wonderland of glowing pumpkins. Visit their website for the detailed schedule : www.forthenry.com