Toronto Islands is a group of islands located in Lake Ontario, just a short ferry ride from downtown Toronto. The islands offer a unique escape from the hustle and bustle of the city, with beautiful parks, beaches, and stunning skyline views.
To get to Toronto Islands, visitors can take a ferry from the Jack Layton Ferry Terminal, located at the foot of Bay Street. The ferry runs daily from early morning until late at night, with different schedules for weekdays and weekends. Round-trip tickets cost around CAD $8.50 for adults and CAD $5 for children.
Once on the islands, visitors can explore a range of attractions and activities. Some of the must-see spots include Centre Island, which offers bike rentals, a petting zoo, and a large playground for kids; Hanlan's Point, which features a clothing-optional beach and stunning views of the city skyline; and Ward's Island, which is home to quaint cottages and gardens.
In addition to the islands themselves, there are also a number of attractions in the surrounding area worth checking out. Just a short walk from the ferry terminal is the Harbourfront Centre, which hosts a range of cultural events and activities throughout the year. The CN Tower, one of Toronto's most iconic landmarks, is also nearby and offers stunning views of the city and Lake Ontario.
For more information on Toronto Islands, including ferry schedules, ticket prices, and attractions, visitors can visit the official website at www.torontoisland.com.
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