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Southeastern Ontario

Local products of all kinds, panoramic views of the St. Lawrence River, magnificent sandy beaches, lively towns and historic sites - that's what awaits you in the Southeastern Ontario region.

Picton, Kingston, Gananoque and Cornwall are the region's main cities, and it's in this part of Ontario that you'll find Prince Edward County, an area well known for its vineyards. But wine isn't the only thing you'll be able to sample during your visit: take the opportunity to discover local cheeses, craft beers, breads, fruits and vegetables by following the county's Taste Trail.

A happy blend of nature and culture, the region offers a wide range of activities. Visit beautiful lighthouses, paddle around the splendid Thousand Islands, sail the Rideau Heritage Route, relax on the white sandy beach of Sandbanks Provincial Park and learn more about the region's history in the many historic parks and museums. The Bay of Quinte is also ideal for walleye fishing, while the Frontenac Arch Biosphere Reserve is a hiker's paradise.