You Can Road Trip From Montreal To A Hidden Grotto Surrounded By Sparkly Turquoise Water
The Quebec-Ontario border reopening is even more exciting when you start fantasizing about all the gorgeous places within driving distance of Montreal. The grotto in Bruce Peninsula National Park will make you feel like you've not only left Quebec but like you've travelled out of Canada too.
The grotto is a large natural sea cave surrounded by clear turquoise waters, reminiscent of something you might see in Italy or the Caribbean. And you can even jump in for a refreshing — yes, that's code for cold — swimming experience.
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Although Bruce Peninsula National Park is around 8.5 hours away from Montreal by car, it's totally worth the drive and there are many other things you can do at the park once you're there.
For instance, there are several hikes that allow you to explore diverse landscapes including forests, wetlands, cliffs and white cobblestone beaches. You can also go camping.
Visiting the grotto requires a confirmed reservation for a four-hour time slot between June 3 and October 31.
The Grotto at Bruce Peninsula National Park
Price: Admission to the park is $7.90 per adult
Address: 469 Cyprus Lake Rd., Tobermory, ON
Why You Need To Go: The turquoise pool of water and intricate natural cave will fool you into thinking you've travelled to Italy or the Caribbean.
Before you get going, check our Responsible Travel Guide so you can be informed, be safe, be smart, and most of all, be respectful on your trip.
