Eastern Georgian Bay (30,000 Islands) (Google Map)

There are many tourism associations and organizations in the Georgian Bay area (listed below) ready to provide the consumer with information.   Watersheds often define the geography of the area and represent tourism destinations. The most distinguishing elements of the south and east sides of Georgian Bay are the 30,000 Islands and Canada's newest Bioshpere Reserve which is considered to be the world's largest freshwater archipelago.

Georgian Bay Country
The tourism organization, Georgian Bay Country is an initiative of the Parry Sound Area Community Business and Development Centre (CB & DC). The Parry Sound Area CB & DC is a federally supported not-for-profit Community Futures Development Corporation governed by volunteers. The mandate of the Parry Sound Area CB & DC is to be the regional economic development agency for the West Parry Sound Area.

Georgian Bay Tourism (www.georgianbaytourism.on.ca)
Georgian Bay Tourism, Ontario's Historic Resort Destination has members in the towns of Midland, Penetanguishene (Penetang), Tay Township, Georgian Bay Township, Honey Harbour, Severn Township, Port Severn,

Southeast Georgian Bay Chamber of Commerce (www.segbay.ca)
A four season recreation area like no other-resorts and cottages, provincial and national parks, historic sites, wilderness and crown reserves, camping, boating and water sports. Considered by many boaters to be the gateway to Canada's Historic Trent-Severn Waterway, or the gateway to Georgian Bay when boating from the East.

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