On the southern most tip of the Pre-Cambrian Shield stands Georgian Bay, one of the most inspiring and diverse regions in Canada.

Georgian Bay, a large body of fresh water extending from the north eastern side of Lake Huron, was nearly considered one of Canada's Great Lakes, and truly abounds with historic mystery and rugged Canadian beauty.

Georgian Bay offers a variety of scenery with classic vistas, such as sandy beaches, Canadian Shield country, and ancient forests. The wind-bent pine and barren rock are characteristic of the rugged 30,000 Islands along the Georgian Bay shoreline.

During your paddle, you will explore the coast of Georgian, hidden coves, as well as some of its remote outer islands. Basic sea kayaking skills will be covered to get you on your way.

Georgian Bay Trips