Coconut Joe's Harbour Bar and Grill

“Tobermory is known as the “fresh water scuba diving capital of the world!” The Divers Den in Tobermory offers divers serving divers since 1967. Explore the waters of Tobermory!”

“A nice outdoor, covered patio overlooking the harbour and really good fish & chips of course! This is a summer seasonal restaurant. ”

“Great spot to sit on the railing and look at little tub harbour while enjoying a nice cold drink and some pub style food”

“The Tobermory Brewing Co & Grill is located over-looking the harbour in the village of Tobermory. Upscale dining, local craft beer with the finest ingredients. No additives, no preservatives - just clean crisp beer. ”

“he Circle Arts story began in 1969 when Gale Jensen - a professor of Social Sciences at the University of Michigan - persuaded six students of the Ontario College of Art (OCA) to build an art gallery and studio on land he owned in Tobermory, Ontario. The group stayed in the small town on the picturesque Bruce Peninsula for the summer, producing oil paintings, watercolours, wood block prints, sculptures, silk screens, textiles, jewelry and pottery. They returned to Toronto to finish their studies at the end of the summer, then moved to Tobermory permanently the following spring. The Circle Arts story encompasses elements of its times and locales. It is the story of youthful enthusiasm and artistic maturity, local involvement and global markets, sound business sense and high creativity. More than anything else, it is the story of a commitment to Canadian art, and to those who produce and support it. ”