Our Fleet
Tobermory Eclipse
Cruise on the Eclipse, a 2023 glass-bottom vessel with panoramic views, open-air decks, and a stunning bow viewing area—an unforgettable adventure awaits!
Tobermory Evolution
The Tobermory Evolution, launched in 2016, offers a premium cruise with glass-bottom panels, a UV-protected canopy, and panoramic decks for stunning views in any weather.
Tobermory Explorer
The Tobermory Explorer offers a 360° view of Fathom Five, with open-air decks, fully opening windows, a heated cabin, and modern comforts for a perfect trip to Flowerpot Island.
Tobermory Frontier
The Frontier offers a thrilling, open-air cruise with speed, glass-bottom views, and 50-passenger seating—perfect for exploring Georgian Bay’s shipwrecks during peak season.
Tobermory Crusader
The Tobermory Crusader offers an open-air adventure with glass-bottom views of Tobermory’s shipwrecks. With a 38-passenger capacity, it's perfect for small-group exploration in Georgian Bay.
Tobermory’s Finest Attractions
Tobermory offers a diverse range of activities catering to adventurers, nature enthusiasts, and those seeking relaxation.
FAQs About Visiting Tobermory and Taking a Cruise
Where is Tobermory located?
Tobermory is situated at the northernmost tip of the Bruce Peninsula in Ontario, approximately 4 hours northwest of Toronto. This harbour village serves as a gateway to both Bruce Peninsula National Park and Fathom Five National Marine Park.
What are the best activities in Tobermory?
Top activities include cruising to Flowerpot Island, exploring shipwrecks, hiking in Bruce Peninsula National Park, kayaking, and enjoying the local shops and restaurants.
When is the best time to visit Tobermory?
The prime visiting season is from late spring to early fall (May to September), when boat tours operate, and the parks are fully accessible.
Do you need to book cruises in advance in Tobermory?
Yes, especially during peak summer months and weekends, it’s advisable to book Bruce Anchor Cruises in advance to secure your preferred time slot.
How do I get to Tobermory?
From Toronto, drive north on Highway 10 to Owen Sound, then take Highway 6 to Tobermory. Public transportation options are limited, so driving is the most straightforward method.













