Hanlan's Point beach

The beach is visually divided into two parts: one for lovers of sunbathing without clothes, the other for more modest holidaymakers. The beach is crowded, most of the tourists are nudists. The coastline and the bottom are sandy. No garbage, it's all clean, well-groomed. The water is clean, warm. The tourist season lasts from June to September, during the rest of the year it's cool. The beach is shallow, the increase in depth is gradual. it's a long way to reach the depth. Most of the coastline is rocky, which creates an inconvenience at the entry into the water. There are small algae colonies.

People get to the island by ferry, which runs daily on the route. It won't take longer than 15 minutes to get there. Latecomers can use the services of a water taxi.

The beach infrastructure is well developed: there're playgrounds for sports competitions, volleyball, cooking food on a barbecue. One peculiarity – a nudist theater and stunning view of the nature and the lake. Lovers of parties and nightclub life go to beach parties as the sun goes down. There are boats with dancers who have a disco on the water. There is a snack bar, showers and toilets for holidaymakers every day. Hanlan's Point has a beautiful landscape, spectacular sunset, clear water and a nice beach.

When is it better to go

In most of Canada, there is a mild, temperate climate, in the north is subarctic. The average temperature in July is +21 degrees in the south and up to -4 in the Arctic archipelago. Winters are cold – in the south +4 degrees, in the north to -35. Precipitation is up to 1250 mm per year in the north and up to 2500 on the coast of the Atlantic and the Pacific Ocean. A sharp frequent change in atmospheric pressure. It is not hot in the country. On the Atlantic coast, the weather is unstable - it is warm in summer, storms in winter, snowfalls. The best time to relax in Canada is the summer months.