Things to do in Canada
Whale Watching Vancouver10 optionsButchart Gardens Tours17 optionsNorthern Lights Tour Yellowknife11 optionsDay Trips from Vancouver12 optionsJourney Behind the Falls Tours44 optionsGrouse Mountain Tours28 optionsHelicopter Tour Toronto7 optionsSea to Sky Gondola Tours17 optionsToronto City Tour7 optionsSeaplane Tour Vancouver16 optionsOld Montreal Tours21 optionsSkylon Tower Tours39 options
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Vancouver: Whale Watching Half-Day Tour & Free Photos★ 4.89 (5,626) · 5h
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Lake Louise & Moraine Lake tour from Calgary: Max 24 guests★ 4.88 (4,468) · 8h–10h
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Quebec City Walking Tour: 2 hours through Old Town★ 4.82 (5,174) · 2h
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Banff Gondola: Sulphur Mountain Summit & Boardwalk Access★ 4.64 (3,518) · 1h–4hCA$ 93View ›
Niagara Falls: Skylon Tower, Boat Ride & Behind the Falls Tour★ 4.83 (3,468) · 4hCA$ 189View ›
Vancouver to Victoria & Butchart Gardens: Ferry & Full Day★ 4.63 (3,144) · 13hCA$ 257View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: 3 Hours at the Falls★ 4.79 (3,068) · 9h 30mCA$ 71View ›
Montreal Mile End Food Tour: 7 Tastings with Bagels & Poutine★ 4.87 (3,032) · 3hCA$ 109View ›
Montmorency Falls & Ste-Anne-de-Beaupré from Quebec City★ 4.21 (3,022) · 5h 15mCA$ 100View ›
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto with Boat Cruise & Maple Tasting★ 4.83 (2,998) · 9hCA$ 75View ›Top rated (10)
Vancouver: LGBTQ2+ History Walking Tour & Davie Street StoriesYou’ll walk Vancouver’s streets hearing real LGBTQ2+ stories — wild drag coronations, hard-fought rights, bookshop bombings — all brought to life by a local guide who knows every corner. Expect laughter, honest moments, and that strange comfort of being in places where history actually happened.
Saint John to St. Martins: Fundy Coast Small Group TourYou’ll trade cruise crowds for wild coastlines on this small group day trip from Saint John to St. Martins and Fundy Trail Parkway. Walk into sea caves at low tide, watch river currents reverse direction (twice!), share snacks with fellow travelers, and let a local guide show you places only locals seem to notice. You might leave with salt in your hair—and something quieter inside.
Drumheller & Hoodoos Day Trip from Calgary: Badlands & DinosaursA guided day trip from Calgary to Drumheller and the Badlands covers the Royal Tyrrell Museum of Palaeontology, the Hoodoos, Horseshoe Canyon, the World's Largest Dinosaur, the Rosedale Suspension Bridge, the Little Church, and a historic ghost town. The tour runs nine hours with a live English-speaking guide, hotel pickup, museum entry, bottled water, and onboard Wi-Fi included; child car seats are available on request.Is it for me?Book the small group option if you want a shared tour where you meet other travelers; choose the hotel pickup option if your accommodation is near Calgary's northeast area and you want to avoid arranging your own transport to Drumheller.
Banff National Park tour: Lake Louise & Emerald Lake visitA full-day guided tour of Banff, Yoho and Kootenay National Parks in Alberta, Canada, with a certified local guide, park entry included, and stops at Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Takakkaw Falls (or Peyto Lake in winter), Marble Canyon and the Natural Bridge. Pickup starts from Banff town, Calgary Downtown or Canmore; the tour runs 9 to 12 hours depending on your starting point. Bottled water and crampons (when needed) are provided; bring or buy lunch at Lake Louise Village.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Banff or Calgary without a rental car, or if you'd rather not drive the mountain roads yourself—the guide navigates the route, knows where the light hits the lakes at different times, and spots wildlife you'd miss from the driver's seat. The fixed schedule means you see all three parks and both the major lakes in a single day without building the itinerary yourself.
Canyoning in Kelowna: Rappelling, Slides & WaterfallsCanyoning in Kelowna is a guided descent into a canyon creek bed where you rappel down waterfalls, slide down natural chutes, swim in deep pools and zipline, with a hike to the canyon entrance and back out at the end. The trip runs 1.5 to 2.5 hours inside the canyon depending on group size and conditions, and all technical gear—wetsuit, helmet, harness—is provided. No previous experience is required; guides are fully certified and teach everything on site. Minimum age is 12, and you need to bring wet-friendly shoes, a towel, water and snacks.Is it for me?You'll rappel hidden waterfalls and slide down natural terrain while your guide handles the technical setup, letting you focus on moving through the canyon instead of mastering equipment.
Vancouver: 50-Foot Sailboat Tour & English Bay with DrinksYou board a 44-foot sailboat at Mosquito Creek and sail through Burrard Inlet past Stanley Park, under the Lions Gate Bridge, and into English Bay. Snacks and drinks are included; you can watch or learn to sail. The captain has 45 years of local knowledge and marine rescue training. You're back by 2 p.m.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Vancouver from the water without arranging your own boat or navigation—the captain's 45 years on these waters means you'll cover the highlights and hear the stories behind them, whether you're learning to sail or just watching the city recede.
Banff National Park Day Trip: Lake Louise & Moraine LakeA 10-hour guided tour of Banff National Park departing from Calgary, led by a certified local guide who navigates seasonal closures and road restrictions so you don't have to. The route includes Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (June through October), Johnston Canyon, Bow Falls and Lake Minnewanka, with free time in Banff town for a meal. Pickup is included from Calgary, Canmore or Banff; bottled water and park admissions are provided.Is it for me?The 7:30 AM start from Calgary means an early morning, but it's what fits Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Johnston Canyon and Bow Falls into one day without rushing the stops themselves. The guide handles all the driving and knows which roads are closed, so you're not managing the logistics or the seasonal changes.
Kicking Horse River Whitewater Rafting: Half-Day & Full-Day TripsWild Water Adventures runs whitewater rafting trips on the Kicking Horse River near Golden, BC, with on-river time ranging from 1½ to 2½ hours depending on which trip you choose. You pick between the Gentle introduction for families and mild adventure, the Whitewater Exciter for bigger waves, or the Tradition for a full-length experience with gourmet BBQ lunch back at base. All wetsuits, life jackets, helmets and spray jackets are provided, cleaned and dried after every use; a safety briefing happens before you launch, and the company has run this river for 35 seasons.Is it for me?Book the Gentle trip if you're new to whitewater or rafting with younger kids—it's a true introduction without overwhelming waves. The Whitewater Exciter suits anyone who wants bigger rapids and more intensity in a half-day outing. Choose the Tradition if you want to maximize time on the river and prefer a full-length experience with lunch included, turning the afternoon into a complete mountain adventure.
Kelowna: Walking Food Tour with 7 Tastings & 4 DrinksYou walk through Kelowna's downtown Cultural District for three hours, stopping at seven local food businesses and four drink spots—all included. You'll taste gelato lakeside, pizza from a wood-fired oven, fresh margaritas, and bread from an organic bakery, plus visit hidden gardens and a rooftop patio with views of the whole valley. The guide is Andrew, who grew up here and started the tour five years ago, so the stories and stops are personal, not generic.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat your way through Kelowna's best local spots without researching restaurants or arranging transport—the fixed three-hour route and included tastings at each stop mean you show up hungry and leave full, with stories from the people who actually built the food scene here.
Victoria: Pedicab Tour from Cruise Terminal with Old Town & ChinatownYou’ll step straight from your cruise ship into a pedicab for an easy-paced tour of Victoria’s character-filled neighborhoods—James Bay’s painted homes, Beacon Hill Park’s peacocks, Emily Carr’s storybook house, Old Town’s lively streets, and Canada’s oldest Chinatown. With local pickup and return included, you’ll soak up real moments—maybe even feed a peacock or taste something new—before heading back to your ship.
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Old Quebec Walking Tour: Local Guide, Pay-What-You-WishA 2-hour guided walking tour of Old Quebec led by a certified local guide in English, covering the Royal Square, Dufferin Terrace, and secret paths most tours skip. You pay what you think the tour is worth at the end; the booking fee goes toward the website and service. Groups stay between 6 and 24 people and the tour runs rain or shine except in severe weather.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to move through Old Quebec at a human pace with someone who actually knows the place, rather than following a large group through a scripted route. The guide's nine years here and the smaller group size mean you'll hear stories and see corners that standard tours skip.
Victoria: City scavenger hunt walking tour with appYou’ll explore Victoria’s highlights with your phone as your guide—solving riddles by Parliament, snapping creative photos in Fan Tan Alley, and wandering at your own pace. With no time limit and plenty of chances to laugh or pause for coffee, this self-guided scavenger hunt lets you see familiar streets in surprising ways you’ll remember long after heading home.
Quebec City Walking Tour: 3 Hours Through Historic Old QuebecA 3-hour guided walking tour of Quebec City's UNESCO-listed Old Quebec, led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French. You'll walk the fortified citadel, see the St. Lawrence River from Dufferin Terrace, visit Place-Royale where the city began, and hear the stories of Samuel de Champlain, the Battle of the Plains of Abraham, and the families who shaped the city's architecture. Strollers welcome; suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?Choose the language that matches your comfort—English, Spanish, or French—so the guide's stories about the city's founding, the families who built it, and the battles that changed its fate land with full meaning. The 3-hour pace keeps you moving through the old streets without rushing, and the guide handles all the navigation so you stay with the group instead of consulting a map.
Vancouver City Highlights Walking Tour: Local Guide, 3 HoursA 3-hour guided walking tour of Vancouver's highlights, led by an English or Spanish-speaking guide who shares the history and stories behind Gastown, the Marine Building, Robson Street and the Port of Vancouver. The tour covers the city's layout and cultural landmarks at a pace suited to all fitness levels, and ends with personalized recommendations for food, entertainment and things to do next. Gratuities support the guide; booking fees are paid upfront.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're arriving in Vancouver for the first time or returning after years away and want to understand how the neighborhoods connect and what makes each one matter. The guide does the research and the navigation, so you spend your afternoon learning the city instead of planning how to see it.
Toronto Old Town Walking Tour: History, PATH & City IconsYou’ll walk Toronto’s Old Town with a local who knows every shortcut and story — from quirky fountains to soaring towers and underground tunnels. Expect honest history, spontaneous detours through PATH passages, moments for photos or snacks, and space to ask whatever pops into your head. You’ll leave feeling part of the city’s rhythm for a few hours.
Ottawa City Walking Tour 3 Hours: Byward Market & Rideau CanalYou’ll wander Ottawa’s downtown with a local who knows every shortcut and story—past Parliament Hill’s gothic towers, along the quiet banks of Rideau Canal, through leafy Centretown streets and into ByWard Market for tastes and laughs you didn’t expect. Expect real history mixed with everyday moments—and leave with more than just photos.
Victoria Walking Tour: City Highlights, Parliament & ChinatownYou’ll feel like you’re peeling back layers of Victoria: standing under Parliament’s watchful lions, breathing in cedar at an artist’s studio, squeezing through Fan Tan Alley in Chinatown. With a local guide sharing stories and tips along the way, this walking tour gives you real moments — not just sights — and leaves you seeing Victoria differently.
Calgary City Highlights: 3-Hour Walking Tour with Local GuideYou walk through downtown Calgary for three hours with a local guide who covers the Tower, Stephen Avenue's history, the Central Library, and Wonderland Sculpture. You get restaurant and nightlife tips along the way, move through the climate-controlled Core walkway system, and pay your guide what you think it was worth when the tour ends.Is it for me?This tour works well if you've just arrived in Calgary and want the main downtown landmarks and their backstory without arranging your own route or worrying about entry fees—the fixed three-hour window and local guide handle both, and the tip-based model means you're not locked into a price before you know what you're getting.
Montreal: City Walking Tour with Local Stories & HighlightsYou’ll wander Montreal’s lively neighborhoods with a local guide who brings stories to life — from Dorchester Square to Old Port and Notre-Dame Basilica. Expect spontaneous moments (like street music or fresh bakery smells), thoughtful insights into daily life, and plenty of chances to ask questions or linger where you want. You’ll leave feeling connected to Montreal’s rhythm — not just its highlights.
Bloedel Conservatory Vancouver: Tropical Dome & Exotic BirdsYou get one admission to walk through a temperature-controlled tropical dome filled with 500+ plants, exotic birds including macaws and parrots, and koi pools, all at Vancouver's highest point. Children under 4 enter free. The space is fully wheelchair accessible, stroller-friendly, and has no timed entry—you move at your own pace. Pick up a scavenger hunt at the desk if you're with kids.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to step into a warm tropical environment without leaving Vancouver, especially families with young children (under 4 are free) or travelers with mobility needs—the flat, fully accessible layout means you move at your own pace with no guide or schedule to follow.
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Calgary Stampede: Afternoon Show & Rodeo EventsYou get stadium seating for the world's largest outdoor rodeo, with seven events running daily starting at 1:30 p.m., plus all-day access to Stampede Park's music stages, First Nations cultural camp, and midway rides. Your admission is included with the ticket, so you walk in and go straight to the action without another line or another fee.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see world-class rodeo competitors without arranging your own transport or paying separate park fees—the fixed start time and included admission mean you show up and the afternoon is already planned.
Distillery District Toronto Private Tour: Skip-the-Line AccessA 2-hour private guided walking tour of Toronto's Distillery Historic District with skip-the-line tickets and a licensed guide fluent in English. You meet at a fixed point near the district, walk the cobblestone lanes and restored Victorian architecture at your own pace, and hear stories of the site's transformation from a world-leading distillery into a celebrated arts hub. The guide tailors the route to your interests and reveals hidden corners and local legends; guiding happens in exterior areas only.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling as a small group or family and want a personalized walk through Toronto's industrial heritage without the crowds at the ticket office. The licensed guide adjusts the pace and focus to what interests you, so the 2 hours stay relevant whether you're drawn to whiskey history, architecture, public art or the district's creative revival.
Vancouver: Capilano Suspension Bridge & Grouse Mountain Private TourYou ride the Capilano Suspension Bridge 70 metres above the river, walk elevated trails through temperate rainforest, visit the salmon hatchery, then take the Skyride to Grouse Mountain's summit for city and ocean views. The morning covers Gastown, Chinatown, Granville Island and Stanley Park's totem poles. Private luxury vehicle, flexible timing, and all entry fees included — the driver handles the route so you don't.Is it for me?Book this if you want Vancouver's main landmarks — city neighborhoods, rainforest bridge, mountain views — covered in one day without arranging your own transport or entry tickets. The private vehicle and flexible timing let you linger where you want instead of moving with a group schedule.
Victoria Harbour 75 min Boat Tour: Fisgard Lighthouse & SealsA 75-minute sightseeing boat tour of Victoria's Inner Harbour and coastline, departing from the harbour itself and cruising past the British Columbia Parliament Buildings, active cruise ship terminal, and out to the historic Fisgard Lighthouse with live commentary from a local guide. The boat includes a bar, snacks and drinks, and a restroom on board. Children from age 3 are welcome, and the tour runs year-round with Transport Canada certified captains and crew.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Victoria and want to see the harbour, Parliament and the lighthouse without arranging your own boat or transport—the departure point is the Inner Harbour itself, and the guide handles the route and the stories. It suits families with children from age 3, and the 75-minute length fits between other activities without consuming a full day.
St. Lawrence Market food tour Toronto: 90 min with the founderA 90-minute walking food tour of Toronto led by Jusep Sim, founder of the award-winning Chopsticks+Forks, covering St. Lawrence Market and the Distillery District with seven tastings at four stops — peameal bacon sandwich, Nanaimo bar, poutine with Montreal smoked meat, iced London Fog, and butter tart — with priority entry at each shop and no gratuities expected. The pace is flat and unhurried, built for families with children from age 3 and grandparents; vegetarian and pescatarian versions are available at booking.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're traveling with children, grandparents, or anyone who prefers a slow pace and flat ground — the 90 minutes and easy walk make it work for families and mixed-age groups, and Jusep's connection to each shop means you're tasting food, not just eating it.
Niagara Falls: Journey Behind Falls & Fireworks EveningYou descend 125 feet through bedrock tunnels to stand behind the thundering Horseshoe Falls, hear and feel the raw power of the water, then step onto an outdoor deck to watch the illuminated Falls glow at night. A self-guided digital book explains the geology and history as you explore at your own pace. On select evenings, fireworks light up the sky above the water. Rain poncho and timed admission are included; the whole experience runs two to three hours.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see Niagara Falls at night without a tour group — the self-guided format and timed entry mean you explore the tunnels and watch the illuminated Falls on your own schedule, and the fireworks (when scheduled) happen from one of the closest public viewpoints available.
Women-Only Northern Lights Tour Yellowknife: Small Group by JeepA women-only Northern Lights tour from Yellowknife travels the Ingraham Trail in a heated white Jeep Wagoneer with a maximum of five guests, hotel pickup included, and a live English-speaking guide. You move between multiple viewing locations depending on cloud cover and aurora activity, with warm drinks, blankets, light snacks, and basic photography help throughout the night. The tour runs about four hours and suits all fitness levels; Northern Lights sightings are not guaranteed, but every decision is made to maximize your chances.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're staying in Yellowknife without a car or prefer not to drive at night in winter conditions—hotel pickup means you step into the Jeep from your accommodation, and the small group size keeps the experience personal and unhurried while the guide handles all the routing and timing decisions.
Calgary Airport Transfer: Luxury Sedan Pickup & Flight TrackingYou're picked up at arrivals by a professional driver who's tracked your flight; your luggage gets loaded and you ride in a clean, spacious sedan straight to your hotel or destination. No taxi lines, no surge pricing, no negotiation at the curb—just a direct transfer with a driver who knows Calgary and gets you there on schedule.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip the taxi line and arrive without the airport-to-hotel negotiation—the driver meets you at arrivals, the price is locked in, and flight tracking means you're never left waiting.
Calgary Highlights Small Group City Tour: Crescent Heights SkylineThis 3.5-hour small-group city tour of Calgary travels by comfortable air-conditioned vehicle with a local guide providing live commentary at each stop. You'll see Calgary Tower, Stephen Avenue, the Central Library, the Peace Bridge, Prince's Island Park, and Calgary's historic Chinatown district, finishing with panoramic views of downtown from Crescent Heights—one of the best photo spots in the city. The tour includes water and a complimentary printed souvenir photo.Is it for me?The vehicle-based format means you see more of Calgary without the walking fatigue of a traditional city tour, which works well if you're visiting for just a few hours, staying downtown without a rental car, or traveling with young children or elderly family members.
Kayaking in Vancouver at night with LED lightsLight the Night is a guided kayak tour in Vancouver that launches at sunset from Granville Island and runs roughly 1.5 hours, paddling False Creek and English Bay with kayaks that glow as you move through the water. You choose between a single kayak or a double (two people per kayak), and the guide, all equipment and life jackets are included. Minimum age is 10 for a double kayak with an adult, or 16 for a single kayak with a guardian's waiver.Is it for me?Choose a single kayak if you want to paddle independently, or book the double kayak if you're bringing a child or prefer to share the paddle with another adult—both options include the same lit equipment and guide, so the choice is just about how you want to move through the water.
