Meet at the CN Tower for group transfer to the Queen's Quay Terminal Building. Tour will end here for passengers not returning to Waterloo. The Scenic Caves Carved by millions of years of glacial ice, the Collingwood Scenic Caves Nature Preserve is a wonder of nature that attracts and fascinates visitors of all ages from around the world. Set against the backdrop of sheer limestone cliffs, the Caves plunge hundreds of feet into the depths, opening passageways and revealing rock formations from another era. Throughout the Caves, rare and exotic plants, including the Maidenhead Fern, grow and flourish.
Every new corner promises a unique surprise.
Located on the famous Niagara Escarpment, you can view the town of Collingwood, the spectacular shoreline of Georgian Bay and several thousand square miles of unsurpassed scenery. It encompasses 19 islands, Flowerpot Island being the best known, and there are over twenty shipwrecks in the waters of the park. The islands of the Fathom Five are extensions of the Niagara Peninsula and the underwater geology is just as rugged as what you see above the water. The underwater caves, glacial features, and shipwrecks combined with the exceptional visibility in the cool, clean water makes this one of North America's most popular sites for sport divers. Located in the park, is Flowerpot Island, a very popular attraction for tourists, photographers and botanists.