- Just a short car ride from the comfort of your Jakarta home (yes, closer than Soekarno-Hatta airport) is the gateway to Pulau Seribu (the Thousand Islands).
- Prior to European colonization, the Thousand Islands region was home to, or visited by, members of the Iroquois Confederacy and Ojibwa people.
- The Thousand Islands International Bridge spans 8.5 miles and offers drivers breathtaking views of the chain.
- An insider’s guide to Thousand Islands travel and tourism. Plan a trip, find attractions, festivals, concerts, events, things to do and places to explore.
- Upon leaving Prescott, the settlers entered the western portion of the St. Lawrence River called the Thousand Islands.
- At the turn of the 20th century, the Thousand Islands were mainly a retreat for the wealthy, some of whom bought a private island for their summer mansion.
- Come explore over 100 miles of coastline perfect for fishing, hiking, and camping. Thousand Islands is an outdoorsman's paradise with plenty of things to do.
- Follow Eastern Lake Ontario's historic Seaway Trail by car, boat or bike, and flow seamlessly into the Thousand Islands.
- The rich visitors to the Thousand Islands built some impressive mansions and even a few fairytale castles, such as Boldt Castle on Heart Island, New York.
- Fun in Town. The 80-kilometer coastline of the Thousand Islands is home to many charming waterfront communities.