Single-day Itinerary: After a busy week, depart from Toronto in the evening (recommended before 5-6 PM to avoid peak traffic). Drive for about 3-4 hours towards the Bruce Peninsula. The key is to ascertain the exact location of your pre-booked treehouse in advance. Treehouse options in the Bruce Peninsula area are relatively limited and may not be within the core scenic areas but rather around Owen Sound, Wiarton, or Sauble Beach. Plan your first night's stop flexibly based on the treehouse's location and check-in policy.

Accommodation Options:
A (Optimal): Arrive directly and check into your pre-booked treehouse, beginning your magical chapter.
B (Alternative): If the treehouse is far or inconvenient for a late check-in, consider a brief overnight stay at a motel in a midway town (such as Orangeville, Shelburne, Owen Sound), then proceed to the treehouse the next morning.

Itinerary Highlights: Anticipation for the unknown treehouse, the relaxing feeling of escaping the city.

Seasonal Tips: Suitable year-round, but be mindful of winter driving safety.

Single-day Itinerary:

Morning: Wake up naturally to the chirping of birds in the forest, fully enjoying the unique morning ambiance of your treehouse. Have breakfast in or near the treehouse, feeling the tranquility and comfort of being surrounded by nature.

Morning/Midday: If check-out is required, complete it, then drive to a Bruce Trail hiking spot. Your choice should depend on your physical fitness and the treehouse's location:

Recommendation 1 (Extremely popular, book well in advance!): The Grotto / Indian Head Cove area in Bruce Peninsula National Park. You must pre-book parking and entry time slots through the Parks Canada website. The scenery is classically beautiful, but booking is extremely difficult.

Recommendation 2 (No booking needed, but arrive early for parking): Lion's Head Lookout Trail in Lion's Head Provincial Nature Reserve. The lookout offers magnificent views, and some sections of the trail are slightly challenging. Be sure to check trail status and parking information before you go.

Recommendation 3 (Relatively easy): Spirit Rock Conservation Area near Wiarton or trails around Hope Bay.

Lunch: A simple meal before or after your hike; you can pack sandwiches or find fast food in a nearby town.

Afternoon: After completing your hike, drive to Tobermory, the jewel of the Bruce Peninsula.

Evening: Arrive in Tobermory and check into your accommodation (Please note: Saturday night's accommodation might not be a treehouse unless you've luckily booked a conveniently located treehouse for two nights. You'll typically need to book separate accommodation in or near Tobermory, such as a B&B, motel, or cottage). Stroll through the charming town center and choose a harborside restaurant for dinner (local Whitefish is highly recommended).

Night (The Main Event!): Participate in your pre-booked 【Stargazing Night Kayaking】 tour!
This activity is usually organized by local professional guide companies (such as Tobermory Wave Adventures or similar), and advance booking is essential!

Meeting time and location will be as per your booking confirmation; the activity lasts about 2-3 hours.
Some companies may offer clear-bottom kayaks or kayaks equipped with lights, adding to the magical experience.
Led by experienced guides, paddle into the calm waters of Georgian Bay, away from shore light pollution. On a clear night, look up at the star-filled sky, feeling the serenity of the water and the vastness of the night sky – an unparalleled and wonderful experience!

Accommodation Suggestion: Tobermory or its vicinity (B&B, Motel, Cottage).
Itinerary Highlights: The unique morning light of the treehouse, the magnificent scenery of the Bruce Trail, the charm of Tobermory town, and the thrilling climax of stargazing night kayaking.

Suggested Duration/Season: Hiking and night kayaking are best from late spring to early autumn (approximately May to October), when the weather is more stable and facilities are fully operational. Summer days are longer, allowing for more exploration time.

One-Day Itinerary:

Morning: You can choose to sleep in leisurely or wake up early to continue exploring the charm of Tobermory. Recommended Activities:

A) Classic Must-Do (Highly Recommended): Take a Glass Bottom Boat Tour to Flowerpot Island. View underwater shipwrecks through the glass bottom, then disembark to hike on the island, admiring the famous "flowerpot" rock formations and the historic lighthouse. Several cruise companies operate this route (e.g., Blue Heron, Bruce Anchor). It's advisable to book tickets online in advance. The entire trip takes approximately 3-4 hours.

B) Relaxed & Leisurely: Enjoy a leisurely stroll through Tobermory village, browse unique gift shops, visit the Visitor Centre for more local information, or take a walk at Singing Sands Beach (part of the National Park), known for its gentle, relaxing shores.

Lunch: Have lunch in Tobermory. Why not try the local Fish & Chips again?

Afternoon: Start your drive back to Toronto (approx. 3.5-4 hours driving time; expect some congestion during peak return hours on Sunday afternoons).

Optional Stops on Your Return Journey:

Sauble Beach: If time permits and the weather is good, visit this famous freshwater beach to experience its lively summer atmosphere.

Inglis Falls (Owen Sound): The waterfall offers pleasant scenery, perfect for a short stop to stretch your legs.

Keep an eye out for farm markets or local bakeries along the way to pick up some local specialties, like delicious Butter Tarts!

Evening/Night: Arrive in Toronto, concluding your wonderful Bruce Peninsula trip.

Itinerary Highlights: The unique landscape and underwater exploration at Flowerpot Island, the relaxed atmosphere of Tobermory village, and delightful surprises along the return journey.

Suggested Duration/Season: Flowerpot Island boat tours typically operate from May to October. Summer is the best time for beach and water activities.