Ontario is the second largest province in Canada and also has the largest population. The province is also known for its breathtaking beauty, one of the most famous of which is Niagara Falls.
However, not only that, Ontario also has a series of beaches of extraordinary beauty. These beaches offer an exotic panorama. In fact, not a few who consider it heaven on earth.
What are the best beaches in Ontario? Here is a list and a review.
1. Sauble beach
Having a fairly long coastline (10 kilometers), Sauble Beach is one of the must-see beach destinations in the province of Ontario. In some beach areas, cars are allowed to park in the sandy area of the beach, which will make your picnic easier.
In addition, this beach is a very suitable place to have fun. You can do various exciting activities such as playing volleyball, jet ski, kitesurfing, or just bask in the sun.
2. Wasaga Beach
potret Wasaga Beach (instagram.com/zdenkadarula) You should know that Wasaga is the longest freshwater beach in the world. This beach has a length of about 14 kilometers which extends into the bay of Nottawasaga. Each year, more than two million visitors make this beach their vacation destination.
Wasaga Beach is popular with visitors as this beach has warm water with a fairly shallow waterfront depth, so it is suitable for those who cannot swim. Of course, visiting Wasaga Beach on a family vacation is highly recommended.
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3. Woodbine Beach
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Potret Woodbine Beach (instagram.com/blogto) Woodbine Beach is the most famous beach in the province of Ontario, especially the city of Toronto. It can happen because this beach inspires the region in the GTA game (Grand Theft Auto) known as the beaches. Not only when the weekend arrives, this beach is also always crowded every day.
Curving for three kilometers, this stretch of white sand on the beach is the best place to do a variety of exciting activities. In addition, not far from the beach you will find a variety of very interesting restaurants, cafes and nightlife spots.
4. Port Dover
Port Dover portrait (instagram.com/smaku) Port Dover is considered the only beach in Ontario surrounded by palm trees. Yeah, it certainly gives a tropical feel of its own, where the palm trees will “sway” when blown by the wind. The exoticism of this place is increasing by equipping itself with numerous restaurants and shops.
Although this beach has its uniqueness and its own characteristics, Port Dover can be classified as a quiet beach. Indeed, this beach is a good place to accompany you on a picnic while enjoying small waves in clear water.
5. Indian Head Creek
Potret Indian Head Cove (instagram.com/anniehongster) Located in Bruce Peninsula National Park near the town of Tobermory, this hidden beach is a 30-minute walk through the woods from the parking lot.
Indian Head Cove is a small beach surrounded by rocky cliffs. With an exotic beach with turquoise waters and fairly clear, this beach is without a doubt the most photogenic tourist destination in Ontario.
It is a row of the best beaches in the province of Ontario, Canada. For those of you planning a vacation to Canada, maybe these beaches can be a reference for your destination when you are there.
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