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This Scottish beach town in Ontario has sandy shores and a Phantom Piper who plays at sunset, Canada Reviews

Ontario has deep ties to Scottish heritage, but few places celebrate those roots like Kincardine. The picturesque Lake Huron beach community is nestled along the province’s west coast between Goderich and Port Elgin, about three hours from Toronto, and proudly embraces its Scottish identity. One of the town’s most recognizable landmarks is the historic Kincardine Lighthouse. It was built in 1881 and overlooks the mouth of the Penetangore River and Kincardine Harbour. Visitors can climb to the top for views over the waterfront during the warmer months, and if you stick around until evening, as the sun begins to disappear…

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