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Where every stay feels like a vacation.
Where every stay feels like a vacation
MS Chi-Cheemaun Sailing Schedule
The MS Chi-Cheemaun is a passenger and vehicle ferry that operates between South Baymouth on Manitoulin Island and Tobermory on the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario. Known for its scenic routes across Lake Huron, the ferry serves as a vital link for both residents and tourists, facilitating access to the beautiful natural landscapes of Manitoulin Island and the surrounding areas. With a capacity to carry hundreds of vehicles and passengers, the Chi-Cheemaun offers a comfortable travel experience while highlighting the region's rich Indigenous heritage, as its name means "Big Canoe" in the Ojibwe language.
Township of Assiginack
Manitowaning is a picturesque community within the Township of Assiginack on Manitoulin Island. Known for its rich Indigenous history and cultural heritage, Manitowaning is situated on the shores of Grape Island and offers stunning views of the surrounding waters. The township features a blend of residential areas, recreational activities, and local businesses, a charming destination for both residents and visitors. With access to outdoor adventures such as hiking, fishing, and boating, Manitowaning, the natural beauty and serenity of Manitoulin Island.
Township of Burpee and Mills
The Township of Burpee and Mills is a rural municipality on Manitoulin Island. Established in 2001 through the amalgamation of the former Townships of Burpee and Mills, the township is known for its natural beauty, including forests, lakes, and trails that offer opportunities for outdoor recreation such as hiking, fishing, and wildlife watching. A small, close-knit community emphasizes a tranquil lifestyle, with a mix of agricultural land and residential areas. It offers a peaceful retreat for those seeking to enjoy the serene environment of Manitoulin Island.
Municipality of Central Manitoulin
The Municipality of Central Manitoulin is situated in the heart of Manitoulin Island. Established in 1998, it encompasses several communities, including Mindemoya and Providence Bay. Known for its beautiful landscapes, lakes, and outdoor activities like hiking and fishing, Central Manitoulin serves as a central hub for residents and visitors. The municipality also celebrates its rich history and diverse culture through various community events, making it a welcoming destination for all.
Township of Dawson
The Township of Dawson is a rural municipality on Manitoulin Island. Known for its scenic beauty and natural landscapes, Dawson offers a tranquil environment characterized by forests, lakes, and waterways ideal for outdoor activities like fishing, hiking, and boating. The community is known for its strong sense of neighborliness and connection to nature. With a mix of residential and agricultural land, the township serves as a peaceful retreat for residents and visitors alike, showcasing the charm and tranquil lifestyle of Manitoulin Island.
Municipality of Gordan/Barrie Island
The Municipality of Gordon/Barrie Island is in the northeastern part of Manitoulin Island. It includes the communities of Gordon and Barrie Island, known for their beautiful waterfronts and scenic landscapes. The area offers a peaceful rural environment ideal for outdoor activities like fishing and hiking. With a friendly community atmosphere and local events that celebrate its cultural heritage, Gordon/Barrie Island is a charming destination for visitors seeking tranquility and natural beauty.
Unorganized Township of Robinson
The Unorganized Township of Robinson on Manitoulin Island in Ontario, as an unincorporated area, it does not have a local government but is part of the Manitoulin District. Robinson is characterized by its natural landscapes, including forests, lakes, and rivers, making it a quiet retreat for outdoor enthusiasts. The township offers opportunities for camping, fishing, and hiking, attracting those who appreciate the tranquility of nature. Its sparse population ensures a peaceful environment, ideal for those looking to escape into the beauty of rural Ontario.
Tehkummah Township
Tehkummah Township is a rural municipality on Manitoulin Island. Known for its natural beauty and charming landscapes, Tehkummah features lush forests, scenic waterways, and a variety of outdoor recreational opportunities such as hiking, fishing, and boating. The township is characterized by its friendly community and small-town feel, offering essential services and amenities to residents and visitors alike.
Township of Billings
The Township of Billings is known for its stunning natural beauty, Billings encompasses a diverse landscape that includes waterfront areas along Lake Huron, forests, and rural farmland. The township is home to several small communities, including the village of Kagawong, which is famous for its picturesque scenery and cultural heritage, including the historic Kagawong Mill and waterfalls. The township emphasizes community spirit and hosts various events and festivals, fostering a vibrant local culture. With its combination of scenic views and serene atmosphere, the Township of Billings is a must see destination for those looking to experience Manitoulin Island.
M’Chigeeng First Nation
M'Chigeeng First Nation is an Indigenous community on Manitoulin Island. The name means "place where there is a lot of water" in Anishinaabe. This First Nation is known for its rich cultural heritage, strong community spirit, and various services for its members, including education and health programs. Surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, M'Chigeeng actively promotes traditional ceremonies and cultural activities, serving as an important center for Anishinaabe culture on Manitoulin Island.
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory
Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory is a large Indigenous community on Manitoulin Island, known for its rich Anishinaabe culture and history. Meaning "a place of refuge," Wiikwemkoong focuses on preserving traditions, language, and customs while offering various programs in education and health. The community hosts cultural events, such as the Wiikwemkoong Summer Festival, and is surrounded by beautiful natural landscapes, making it a vital center for Indigenous life and cultural expression.