Discover what lies beneath the waters of the Great Lakes. The bottom of these lakes are littered with well-preserved shipwrecks and artifacts from life long ago. Snorkel along the water and dive under to experience the less-explored side of the Great Lakes. You will also see hundreds of fish and other life at home beneath the waves. Snorkeling is an activity for people of all ages and doesn’t require a license, unlike scuba diving. Popular spots include the shipwrecks of Lake Erie and the Fathom Five National Marine Park near Tobermory in the Georgian Bay.
With the white quartzite ridges of the La Cloche Mountains’, the pink granite...
Sandbanks Provincial Park along Lake Ontario’s coast is famous for its pristine...
