Lake Wolsey Cabins in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario offers twelve secluded housekeeping cabins all heated with fully equipped kitchens, a bathroom, dining and sitting area. With 34 acres of beautiful deciduous forest to explore on the shores of Lake Wolsey, there's no end to the adventures, and they have a seasonal Games Room, Sports field, Beach Area, Marina, Boat Rentals and Pontoon Charters, plus the lake is ideal for fishing for rainbow trout, lake trout, perch, small mouth bass, pike, salmon, whitefish, Burbot and the odd muskie as they say. Wolsey Cabins offer an unforgettable stay in nature with deer sightings and bird watching, and they are open year round, in winter there's ice fishing and snowmobiling. Book your stay at this Mantoulin Island destination with scenic views and immerse yourself in nature, it's indescribably beautiful.READ MORE

Buoy's Eatery in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada offers a stunning waterfront location with outside patio and a commitment to local fresh foods. The chef has immersed himself in the culinary culture of the region, and with his kitchen team presents a mouthwatering menu including craft pizzas and local food delights of starters, signature pastas, burgers, catch of the day, salads, signature sandwiches and more enjoyed with craft beers and beautifully ended with locally made desserts. Buoy's Eatery is the home of a great location, exceptional food and friendly attentive staff, come for an unforgettable dining experience.READ MORE

Gore Bay Museum in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada was originally a jailhouse and jailer's residence, now hosting and representing the history of the early settlers, and stunning art exhibits. Come for a fascinating walk back in time and view the mesmerizing displays and exhibits, they also have a variety of books on current exhibits, fossils and boating. Gore Bay Museum is located just five minutes walk from the marina so come by boat, there's a small admission charge and children are welcome.READ MORE

Canadian Yacht Charters based at the marina in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario offers bareboat charters, skippered cruises, day sails and even has a sailing and cruising school. A live aboard adventure awaits while you get certified and they offer basic, intermediate and advanced courses for CYA Certification, while you enjoy a week of sailing, anchoring and swimming with family and friends. Canadian Yacht Charters has the largest fleet in the Great Lakes, and the modern yachts, sailboats, powerboats and catamarans are impeccably maintained, come on incredible sailing adventures with them in the heart of the best freshwater cruising grounds in the world as they say, the North Channel is truly a boater's paradise.READ MORE

Thorburn House Bed and Breakfast in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario offers a memorable stay in the beautiful and historic Victorian home overlooking the bay, it's perfect for romantic getaways, seminars and weddings which they gladly host. They are open all year in a quiet location right on the waterfront, and serve a full or continental breakfast in the morning to start your day. There's a patio with breathtaking views, a sitting room and library, air conditioning, lake front access, television in the parlor, piano and more. Thorburn House Bed and Breakfast is the perfect base for exploring the island, enjoying sailboat rentals, swimming and fishing charters, sight seeing, golf tennis, bird watching, the beach and more, come for a fabulous stay.READ MORE

The Queen's Inn located in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario offers a waterfront location on the North Channel of Lake Huron and has been lovingly restored to the historical period of yesteryear. This award winning bed and breakfast offers elegantly decorated bedrooms named after British Royals over the centuries and each come with cable TV and WIFI internet, and third floor rooms have air conditioning. The Queen's Inn is your home away from home with relaxing Queen's parlour boasting a Bohemia piano and electric fireplace, there's also a library nook with eclectic collection of books, and the verandahs offer stunning views over the bluff and harbour. In the morning awake to the smell of freshly baked breads and muffins to be enjoyed with preserves, and there's a hearty selection of choices that awaits before heading out exploring all that this beautiful island has to offer.READ MORE

My Ol' Blues in Gore Bay is a retail store on Manitoulin Island, Ontario, Canada who design and manufacture comfortable clothing and quality products for a casual lifestyle. The offer wholesale items locally, nationally and even internationally, and retail in their quaint little shop. All clothing and accessories are designed by the founder, then patterned, cut, sewn and packaged by a talented in-house team and either sold in store, or shipped to more than 300 stores across Canada and beyond. My Ol' Blues have a stunning range from infant up, and something for everyone, come visit or order on-line.READ MORE

The McLaughlin Block Suites is a Gore Bay Overnight Apartment Hotel with completely equipped apartments for quality accommodations at affordable prices and are located downtown on beautiful Manitoulin Island. There are one, two, three and even four bedroom apartments available with free wireless internet and all equipped with a kitchen area as well as living and dining area, and bathrooms for a comfortable stay just two minutes walk from the marina and beach. The McLaughlin Block Suites has overnight and extended stay rates, and there's a propane barbecue and parking provided for one vehicle. Come for a memorable self catering stay in these clean, spacious and well equipped apartments, they're quoted as being everything you could ask for.READ MORE

The Lighthouse Bed and Breakfast in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario is CLOSEDREAD MORE

The Janet Head Lighthouse in Gore Bay on Manitoulin Island, Ontario is a stunning attraction owned by the Department of Fisheries and Oceans and is leased to the Municipality of Gordon Barrie Island. This is a functioning lighthouse with an occulting, solar-powered LED light that flashes on for three seconds at a time, and runs 24 hours every day of the week. The Janet Head Lighthouse was built all the way back in 1879, and was originally lit with a kerosene lamp, and magnified with a thick circular glass for magnification, and the then lighthouse keeper was required to light it at nightfall and extinguish it every morning, and interestingly on sunny days would draw a heavy curtain round the room to prevent light reflecting off the glass and starting fires in the nearby woods, in foggy weather he would sound a fog horn at intervals. Come visit and take a step back in time through the fascinating history of this lighthouse, admission is free.READ MORE