It may not look like the set of the Pirates of the Caribbean, but the 1000 Islands has attracted tall ships from around the world to the majestic St. Lawrence River. Some even claim the 1000 Islands as a home port. Tall ships and their crews have set sail in this region from Nova Scotia, […]
The Thousand Islands is best explored by boat whether it’s by kayak or mega-yacht, like this one near Rockport.
Welcome to Island City. Brockville, the ‘City of the 1000 Islands’ and the beautiful Brock Isles.
It takes more than 1000 Islands to make the 1000 Islands along this mighty stretch of the St. Lawrence River that flows through Ontario and New York. In fact, there are 1,864 islands between Wolfe Island (the largest) and Cape Vincent to Brockville and Morristown. Tom Thumb Island near Ivy Lea is considered the […]
It’s hard not to notice this little Canadian island off the shores of Brockville. The cottage is built to resemble a ship called the HMCS Prince Alfred after its isle’s royal namesake. Located in the Brock Isles with a view of the shipping channel, it seems more than appropriate as freighters nearby glide through the […]
The Thousand Islands International Bridge connecting Ontario and New York marks an historic bridging of two nations over one River: The St. Lawrence.
Life is Good. Island Life is better. The 2016 cover of Island Life Magazine features Tar Baby and Tar Islands in near Rockport. Island Life Magazine is the largest glossy magazine about the 1000 Islands in the 1000 Islands.
There’s a new way to explore the 1000 Islands: By sky. 1000 Islands Helicopter Tours offers sightseeing flights above the St. Lawrence River to experience this amazing archipelago. Located in Gananoque, “the Gateway to the 1000 Islands,” 1000 Islands Helicopter Tours is literally taking tourism in the region to new heights. Within seconds of taking […]
