Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territtory is the fifth largest First Nation in Canada in terms of geographical land mass at a total of 55,781.1 hectares. We are centred on Odawa Mnis (Manitoulin island) and the surrounding islands in Lake Huron, and included in our territory is Point Grondine land holdings on the north shore near Killarney Provincial Park. Our lands are Unceded, which means that we have not relinquished any of our rights to any of the lands in the Great Lakes Basin to any nation. Located on the eastern peninsula, Wiikwemkoong is home to the people of Three Fires Confederacy: an alliance of the Ojibwa, Odawa and Pottawatomi nations. Our large land base offers plenty of opportunity for wilderness exploration at your own pace while enjoying the culture and traditions of the Anishinabek people.We welcome you to indulge in the vast picturesque wilderness that surrounds Manitoulin’s largest community through one of our many private and community operated tourism services.
About Wikwemikong Tourism
Vision
To build a foundation for sustainable tourism development that will position Wiikwemkoong Unceded Territory as a four season destination.
Mission
To develop quality market ready products and services that will support the growth of the local tourism industry.
Tourism Strategy
As ambassadors of our community, Wikwemikong Tourism is responsible for community tourism development as guided by the Wikwemikong Tourism Strategy and parent company Enaadmaagehjik (WDC).
Waterfront Study
The Enaadmaagehjik Wiikwemkoong Development Commission (WDC) have commissioned a Waterfront Development Feasibility and Economic Impact Study. This study is part of their 5-year tourism strategy to evaluate these waterfront development locations complete with financial analysis, demand, viability, capital costs and the impact to the local tourism industry.
Waterfront Study Survey
Waterfront Study
Tourism Infrastructure
Tourist Information Centre & Gift Shop
Located in the heart of Wiikwemkoong, our Tourist Information Centre (TIC) & Gift Shop serves as our centralized visitor centre and showcases 100% authentic, hand-made art, crafts, gifts, and more. The launching point to your authentic Indigenous experience. Stop in and learn about our territory from our welcoming staff, where our visitors can be confident that every item is created and/or sourced by local Anishinaabe crafters, artisans, and vendors. Unique floral and woodland artistry is featured throughout our products, alongside contemporary pieces from erming artists.
Canoe Rentals – $50 for a full day. Delivery fee to transport canoes if required**
**Satellite communities are subject to a rate of $15 – includes Prairie Pt., Southbay, Kaboni, & Buzwah. Can also deliver to other Manitoulin communities – rates vary based on distance.”