Hanlan's Point Beach is one of the rarest beaches in the world – not only is it a Blue Flag beach but also it is a nude beach. Hanlan's Point is more remote than other beaches in Toronto Island Park, creating seclusion for its visitors.
Although Gibraltar Point Beach is certified by Blue Flag, it is not located on most maps and is rather secluded. A small opening in the treeline is the only way to access this beach. If you can find your way here, you'll be blessed with soft sands and gorgeous views of Lake Ontario.
Centre Island Beach is an elegant Blue Flag beach located off of the mainland of Toronto in Lake Ontario. The beach is replete with facilities and activities, making it the perfect destination for a weekend getaway with the family.
Cherry Beach is relatively quiet compared to the other Blue Flag beaches in the Toronto area. It is widely renown as a windsurfing and a kitesurfing destination. A couple of hiking trails lie adjacent to the beach, which makes the location great for dog walking.
Kew-Balmy Beach is a vibrant spot that is constantly in motion and continuously changing. Just steps away from the sand runs a long boardwalk where people often go for nice strolls. Rentals for kayaks and canoes and various other water activities are also available. Despite its popularity, the beach has been able to maintain its blue flag rating for high water quality, dogs are more than welcome.
Ward's Island Beach lies within Toronto Island Park, just off of the coast of Old Toronto and the Entertainment District. The beach is the perfect place for an afternoon stroll, and a leisurely bike path cuts through the area.
Woodbine Beach is a popular destination located in the east end of Toronto, Canada. The beach stretches for 2 kilometers along the beautiful Lake Ontario shoreline and features fine, golden sand.
Bluffer's Beach, located in Toronto, Canada, is a stunning beach situated at the base of the Scarborough Bluffs. Spanning a significant length, this beach offers ample space for beachgoers to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of Lake Ontario. The sand at Bluffer's Beach is soft and inviting, with a light golden color that adds to the beach's picturesque charm.
