Minaki Travel Package

Packages in Minaki

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Minaki Vacation Packages

The notable city of Winnipeg can be found 110 miles to the west of Minaki.

Grab your hat and head 17 miles south to Keewatin Beach. It's a serene destination to take it easy.

If you're ready to explore this region's natural areas, pay a visit to Rushing River Provincial Park. This stimulating display of nature is just 30 miles from Minaki.

Merely 17 miles southeast of Minaki is where you will find Norman Beach. This area is the perfect place for a day trip, as it boasts Garrow Park Beach and Kenora Golf and Country Club.

There are some great stress-reducing outdoor activities in Northwestern Ontario for when you need a stress buster. Get your heart racing with a bit of tobogganing or snowmobiling.

No getaway is complete without experiencing a little leisure time. Cycling and shore fishing are a couple of nice ways to relax while you're traveling around the region.

If you'd like to develop your regional knowledge, there are a range of intriguing tours you can hop on, such as guided nature walks and wildlife spotting tours.

If you happen to be a watersport enthusiast, you should have a great time swimming or canoeing.

If you like to make the most of winter, this region is a wonderful destination. Follow the locals and try some snowboarding and skiing when you're here.

Not all fun activities depend on good weather. If you get stuck with a miserable day, head for shelter at the art museums, nature museums and history museums of Northwestern Ontario.

On a fine day, take the time to experience the region's open-air museums and open-air exhibits.

Travelers who love history will find plenty of things to keep them busy. Don't forget to snap a few photos when you make the trip out to the region's old towns.

Prepare your taste buds to go on an adventure through the rich culinary traditions of Northwestern Ontario.

You mightn't have thought a lot about the complexities of game meat and salmon in the past, but you'll surely be an expert on these characteristic ingredients by the end of the trip!

Cornmeal fried trout and pancakes with maple syrup are common dishes for both tourists and local diners alike.

Desserts, such as butter tarts, are definitely worth a try.

Gather your friends and order a few cold ones at the nearest watering hole. Don't even bother with the drinks list. If beer is what you're after, Molson Dry is a no-brainer.

For something a tad stronger, get some Crown Royal Whisky and make a toast to your friendly hosts.

Sit back and relax with a bottle of Niagara Pinot Noir or Pelee Island Tempranillo from the local vineyards.

When it's time to get your flight, remember that the handiest airport is located 19 miles southeast.