Sauble Beach

Sauble Beach, on the banks of Lake Huron, is one of Ontario's most historically significant beach communities. Huge crowds of automobiles and people used to assemble on the sand in the 1960s and 1970s and have a great time.

Things have calmed down a little, but the beach is still beautiful, and the sunsets are breathtaking. Over ten kilometers of beach await your towel and umbrella, some of which you may still drive on. Pack your belongings, travel to the greatest location you can find, and set up camp for the day. Nothing could be more straightforward.

After a calm winter, the village of Sauble Beach comes alive in the summer. Surf shops, ice cream parlors, and burger places are all vying for your hard-earned cash. It's a nonstop sight of Jet Skis, pleasure vessels, stand up paddleboarders, and swimmers out on the water. Kiteboarders may be seen skimming across the waves if the west winds pick up, as they regularly do.

Location: Sauble Beach, Ontario, Canada

Activities: Boating, fishing, windsurfing, golfing, camping or beachcombing.