Thousand Islands Canada Travel Guide
Canada's largest mobile providers Rogers, Bell, and Telus have wi-fide coverage.
Wi-Fi is widely available in hotels, B&Bs, cafes, and restaurants.
English is the primary language. Some amenities and signage may be bilingual.
Canada Post offices are present in Gananoque and Brockville.
Confirm operating hours and dates before visiting, especially outside peak summer months.
The Thousand Islands region extends a welcoming presence to all travelers, though accessibility varies with older infrastructure.
Newer buildings and tourist infrastructure comply with modern accessibility standards, featuring ramps, elevators, and wide doorways.
Some larger boat tour operators feature accessible vessels and docks. Confirm directly with companies when booking.
Public information and signage may include braille or tactile elements in larger, newer facilities. Service animals are permitted.
Many major museums and public buildings present ramps, elevators, and accessible washrooms.
Contact specific attractions or accommodations directly for confirmation.
Always contact accommodations and attractions directly to verify access. This meets your individual needs.
