🌊 Toronto Beach Water Quality

Is it safe to swim today? Daily E. coli advisories for Toronto's supervised beaches. ← Pool lane swim finder

⚠️ Some readings are from a previous sampling day (likely off-season). Always confirm on the City of Toronto beach page before you go.

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Check the City of Toronto beach page.

Advisories from Toronto Public Health (SwimSafe). A beach is posted unsafe when E. coli exceeds 100/100 mL. Data updates daily in summer — always confirm on the official City page before swimming.

Toronto beach water quality — today's conditions

As of August 28, 10 Toronto supervised beaches are monitored for water quality — 9 currently safe to swim, 1 posted unsafe. Toronto Public Health samples E. coli daily in summer; a beach is posted unsafe above 100 E. coli/100 mL.

🟢 Safe to swim — Bluffer's Beach Park (E. coli 19, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Centre Island Beach (E. coli 14, sampled August 28)
🟢 Safe to swim — Cherry Beach (E. coli 16, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Gibraltar Point Beach (E. coli 11, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Hanlan's Point Beach (E. coli 13, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Kew Balmy Beach (E. coli 20, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Marie Curtis Park East Beach (E. coli 31, sampled August 28)
🔴 Unsafe — Sunnyside Beach (E. coli 101, sampled August 28)
🟢 Safe to swim — Ward's Island Beach (E. coli 19, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)
🟢 Safe to swim — Woodbine Beaches (E. coli 26, sampled August 28, Blue Flag)