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Culinary things to see and do
Places to Eat
Communities
Things to see and do
Shopping
Fishing
Pow Wows
Golf Courses on Manitoulin island
Accommodations
- places to stay
- Places to stay that serve food
Contact
- Contact
- Manitoulin Chefs for Hire

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Sun, Sand, Playgrounds, Boardwalks - just some of the many things you will find on the beach of Manitoulin Island

Providence Bay Beach

Providence Bay Beach is an amazing 2 km sand beach on the Lake Huron coast that is open to the public and never crowded. Great little places to eat are within walking distance of the surf. Live music, long walks on the boardwalk at sunset, and a giant playground. Wide open skies, sand and sun, Providence Bay Beach is said to be the nicest beach in Northern Ontario.

Low Island Beach

One of the many features of Low Island Park is the beach area and swim dock. Enjoy a refreshing swim in the North Channel or cool down in our new Splash Pad.

Green Bay Beach

Green Bay Beach is located in Green Bay on Lake Manitou, approximately a 15 minute drive from Little Current. It is also known as "Sandy Beach" for its sandy shoreline to many community members and visitors alike. A popular Summertime swimming area. This beach features a washroom/change room and picnic area.

Mindemoya Beaches

Lake Mindemoya has four public beaches that offer their own unique swimming opportunities and amenities.
-Idyll Glen Beach
-Old 551 Beach
-Government Dock Beach
-Monument Road Beach

Kagawong Beach

Kagawong Village Beach is a scenic, sandy beach located in downtown Kagawong on Manitoulin Island, known for its shallow, clear waters, popular with families. Situated near the marina, it features a children’s playground, picnic areas, and is located near the notable Bridal Veil Falls and various hiking trails

Manitowaning Beach

Assiginack Beach offers a peaceful setting for families, residents, and visitors to enjoy the outdoors. With its sandy shoreline, clear water, and convenient on-site amenities, it’s the perfect spot for swimming, picnicking, and relaxing by the lake.

Address: Located at the bottom of Queen Street

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The Manitoulin Culinary Tourism.ca and Mymanitoulinsialnd.ca websites are identical. The original Website was created initially to identify all the events happening that served food as part of the event.

However, seeing as no matter what you do, you will want to eat; as such the website has now morphed into ALL THINGS MANITOULIN ISLAND, your go to website for everything, not just places to eat, but things to see and do, places to stay and places to shop. Food tours have been added in to tease your tastebuds as you travel around Manitoulin Island.

I have used links from, and have been working with various tourism groups such as Destination Ontario, Destination Northern Ontario, Destination Northeastern Ontario, Culinary Tourism Alliance, Explore Manitoulin, Attractions Ontario and Manitoulin Island Cycle Advocates (MICA). I have also utilized township websites to create information.

I do this for no fee, this is my giving back to the community of Manitoulin Island.

Enjoy the website and if you have questions or an event you want to add, please contact me.

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I commit to working towards bringing indigenous and non-indigenous culinary entrepreneurs together in a collaborative way to showcase the food opportunities here on Mnidoo Mnising and make Manitoulin Island a Culinary Tourism Destination success.

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