Fathom Five National Marine Park is the first underwater marine park in Canada as well as Canada's first National Marine Conservation Area. This park encompasses the islands and waters off the tip of the Bruce Peninsula and includes the iconic Flowerpot Island as well as 22 shipwrecks and intreaging underwater geological features.  Explore the links below to find out ways to discover this national treasure and other 'wet wonders' of Bruce Peninsula.

1. Take a glass bottom boat tour of Fathom Five National Marine Park: Blue Heron Company

2. Enjoy a dinner cruise on the Chi-Cheemaun Ferry from Tobermory to Manitoulin Island.

3. Join a SCUBA diving charter in Tobermory to explore amazingly preserved shipwrecks and underwater geological features.

4. Rent a kayak and paddle around the tip of the Peninsula or explore further south: Suntrail Outfitters Source for Sports; Thorncrest Outfitters

5. Discover the Parks Canada Visitors Centre or St. Edmund's Museum and learn about our rich marine heritage.

6. Explore the area's historic lightstations on Flowerpot Island, in Tobermory, Cabot Head, Lion's Head and more.

7. Travel south and paddle the Saugeen River Canoe Route.

7. Consider fishing Georgian Bay, Lake Huron, or test your luck in Miller Lake! Summer House Park offers kayak, canoe and motor boat rentals as well as fishing supplies.