The name of this archipelago corresponds to the number of islands it contains. "Thousand" in English means thousands. The archipelago emerges northeast of Lake Ontario in Canada and stretches 80km along the Saint Lawrence River as it flows into the sea.

The islands here average about 25km in size and are home to thousands of people. The largest island in the archipelago is Wolfe Island, measuring 29km in length and 9km in width.

What's remarkable about the Thousand Islands is that each island has at least one house, or even a villa, surrounded by greenery.

All essential amenities and telecommunication services have been fully installed in the "thousand islands" archipelago. Travel between islands or to the mainland is primarily by ferry.

Thanks to its well-developed ecosystem, the Thousand IslandsOver the years, it has been visited and explored by many tourists. In 2002, UNESCO recognized an area of ​​the Thousand Islands as a World Biosphere Reserve.

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