Nestled in the heart of Tobermory, Little Tub Harbour serves as the town's main port and marina. The area is bustling with a variety of dining options and pubs, including the popular Tobermory Brewing Company & Grill. Visitors can enjoy watching the Chi Cheemaun Ferry depart for Manitoulin Island multiple times a day. Despite being a busy spot, it offers a vibrant and welcoming atmosphere, making it an ideal stop after a long drive along the Bruce Peninsula.
Why you should go
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Explore the vibrant hub of activities including accommodations, restaurants, shops, cruises, tours
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Enjoy a leisurely stroll along the charming harbour with picturesque views of boats and people
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Experience the small-town feel amidst a bustling tourist destination
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Wonderful feeling being at the harbour, a change of scenery from day to day big city life. It's relaxing everything slows down. The water calms one down. Have a seat on the benches and take it all in...
The hub for activities in this charming town with accommodations, restaurants, shops, tickets for cruises and tours, etc.. Nice place for a stroll or to enjoy a snack while watching boats and people. A good amount of washrooms around. Note that pretty much all parking spots are paid though, so leave the car at the hotel if possible.
After the long drive north along the Bruce Peninsula, it was such a welcome relief to discover this vibrant little corner of the world hidden away.
On a bright, sunny Sunday afternoon, it was almost standing room only around the entire harbour. Every restaurant looked booked up. Every bar was busy. Every ice cream parlour had a line out the door.
Tobermory and its harbour made for a beautiful destination and turn around point on my exploration of the Bruce Peninsula. I just wish I had more time to stay and see more. I just know there was so much more on offer!
Wonderful feeling being at the harbour, a change of scenery from day to day big city life. It's relaxing everything slows down. The water calms one down. Have a seat on the benches and take it all in...
The hub for activities in this charming town with accommodations, restaurants, shops, tickets for cruises and tours, etc.. Nice place for a stroll or to enjoy a snack while watching boats and people. A good amount of washrooms around. Note that pretty much all parking spots are paid though, so leave the car at the hotel if possible.
After the long drive north along the Bruce Peninsula, it was such a welcome relief to discover this vibrant little corner of the world hidden away.
On a bright, sunny Sunday afternoon, it was almost standing room only around the entire harbour. Every restaurant looked booked up. Every bar was busy. Every ice cream parlour had a line out the door.
Tobermory and its harbour made for a beautiful destination and turn around point on my exploration of the Bruce Peninsula. I just wish I had more time to stay and see more. I just know there was so much more on offer!
Visit during off-peak seasons like early June to avoid crowds and find available lodging easily
Be prepared for paid parking around Little Tub Harbour; consider leaving your car at your hotel if possible
For water enthusiasts: explore shipwrecks by snorkeling or kayaking in Little Tub Harbor
Check out family-friendly beaches like Singing Sands and Dunks Bay for swimming opportunities
Reviews
Little Tub Harbour in Tobermory offers a wonderful escape from city life, providing a relaxing and charming atmosphere for visitors. The hub of activities in the town, it features accommodations, restaurants, shops, and tour services. Despite being touristy and crowded at times, the small-town feel remains intact. Visitors can enjoy strolling along the harbour, watching boats and people while indulging in snacks or ice cream. The marina is well-run with helpful staff and reasonable fuel prices. While some reviewers found it beautiful and peaceful at any time of day, others were put off by certain experiences like encountering rude staff members or unexpected fees for launching kayaks.
Wonderful feeling being at the harbour, a change of scenery from day to day big city life. It's relaxing everything slows down. The water calms one down. Have a seat on the benches and take it all in...
The hub for activities in this charming town with accommodations, restaurants, shops, tickets for cruises and tours, etc.. Nice place for a stroll or to enjoy a snack while watching boats and people. A good amount of washrooms around. Note that pretty much all parking spots are paid though, so leave the car at the hotel if possible.
After the long drive north along the Bruce Peninsula, it was such a welcome relief to discover this vibrant little corner of the world hidden away.
On a bright, sunny Sunday afternoon, it was almost standing room only around the entire harbour. Every restaurant looked booked up. Every bar was busy. Every ice cream parlour had a line out the door.
Tobermory and its harbour made for a beautiful destination and turn around point on my exploration of the Bruce Peninsula. I just wish I had more time to stay and see more. I just know there was so much more on offer!
Lovely small town feel.
A bit touristy and crowded but it still had the small town charm.
Plenty of food places but a tad pricey.
Nice place to stroll and have ice cream or coffee.