The unmissables
Most booked
Niagara Falls: Skylon Tower, Boat Ride & Behind the Falls Tour★ 4.83 (3,468) · 4h
Top rated
Niagara Falls Day Trip from Toronto with Boat Cruise & Maple Tasting★ 4.83 (2,998) · 9h
Best value
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: 3 Hours at the Falls★ 4.79 (3,068) · 9h 30m
Recommended (7)
Toronto to Niagara Falls: Skip-the-Line Boat & Tower★ 4.80 (2,629) · 9hCA$ 97View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Boat Cruise & Wine Tasting★ 4.62 (1,954) · 10hCA$ 220View ›
Niagara Falls: Boat Ride & Journey Behind Falls★ 4.54 (1,943) · 3hCA$ 135View ›
Niagara Falls: Boat Ride & Journey Behind Falls Day Trip★ 4.83 (1,661) · 9hCA$ 96View ›
Niagara Falls Day Tour from Toronto: Skip-the-Line Boat Cruise★ 4.75 (1,448) · 9hCA$ 99View ›
Niagara Falls Zipline: 670m Ride Over Horseshoe Falls★ 4.30 (1,343) · 1h 30mCA$ 86View ›
Niagara Day Tour: Boat Ride, Floral Clock & Lake Ontario★ 4.53 (1,316) · 8hCA$ 159View ›Top rated (10)
Boldt Castle and Thousand Islands Helicopter TourA 20-minute helicopter tour over Ontario's Thousand Islands takes you past Boldt Castle on Heart Island, the Thousand Islands Bridge connecting Canada and the US, and the 1000 Islands Tower observation deck, with a live guide and headsets so you hear every detail. Minimum two passengers per booking; maximum three per helicopter. Weather-dependent, with rebooking or full refund if conditions cancel the flight.Is it for me?The live guide speaks English, so you follow the commentary without translation. Book this tour if you want the story of each landmark as you pass it, not just the view.
Niagara Falls: Small Group Tour with Boat & Skylon TowerYou’ll get soaked by real Niagara mist on a small group tour—ducking behind Horseshoe Falls, riding up Skylon Tower for wild views, cruising close enough to taste river spray (seasonal), and sampling local maple syrup after. With pickup included and a guide who actually knows her stuff, it feels less like sightseeing and more like being let in on local secrets.
Private Niagara Falls tour from Toronto with customizable stopsYou get picked up in the Toronto area and driven to Niagara Falls in a private van with a certified guide-driver who adapts the itinerary to your interests. Choose from boat tours, Journey Behind the Falls, the Butterfly Conservatory, Niagara-on-the-Lake, and wineries, with no fixed schedule and unlimited time at each stop. The van, driver, and round-trip transport are included; you decide what to see and when to move on.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in the Toronto area who want to see Niagara Falls without renting a car or joining a group tour. The private van and flexible schedule mean you move at your own pace and choose what to see—no rushing through attractions or waiting for a bus to depart.
Thousand Islands Helicopter Tour: 10-minute flight over OntarioA 10-minute helicopter tour of the Thousand Islands departs from the 1000 Islands Heliport near Gananoque, Ontario, with a live guide in English and headsets so you hear clearly over the rotor noise. The flight soars over the Admiralty, Lake Fleet and Navy island groups in the St. Lawrence River. A minimum of two passengers per booking is required, and the helicopter holds a maximum of three seats.Is it for me?At 10 minutes, this flight fits into a morning or afternoon without eating up your whole day — you get the aerial view of the islands and still have time for other stops in the region. The small three-seat cabin means no crowds and no long waits in a terminal, just a quick lift-off and landing.
Ontario Maple Sugar Bush Tour & Taffy-on-Snow TreatYou’ll walk beneath Ontario’s maple canopy with a local sugar-maker, ride a wagon through the sugar bush, watch pure syrup made from tree to bottle, and taste taffy-on-snow right under those giant maples. Expect laughter, earthy scents, honest answers—and maybe a new respect for what goes into every drop.
Niagara Wine Tour: Lunch, 4 Wineries & Pickup IncludedYou’ll taste award-winning wines at four different Niagara wineries, snack on local cheeses, and share woodfire pizza for lunch—all with pickup included so you can relax between stops. Expect friendly guides who know their stuff and plenty of small moments: laughter over spilled glasses, lake breezes, and unexpected flavor pairings that stick with you after you leave.
Ottawa: 2-Hour Bike Tour Parliament Hill & Rideau CanalYou'll pedal through Ottawa's core landmarks—Rideau Canal, Parliament Hill, ByWard Market, Rideau Hall, and the National Gallery—with a local guide who stops 6-7 times to explain the history and point out the best views. The two-hour format means you see the essential Ottawa without spending your whole day on a bike, and you leave with local tips about what else to do in the city. Arrive 20 minutes early for bike fitting at 65 Sparks Street.Is it for me?Book this if you want to cover Ottawa's main sights in a single morning without arranging transport between stops or figuring out which landmarks are worth your time—the two-hour format and local guide handle both, leaving you with the rest of your day free and a list of local tips for what to do next.
Niagara-on-the-Lake: Private Wine & Charcuterie TourYou’ll wander vineyard roads in Niagara-on-the-Lake, tasting up to sixteen different wines with friends or family by your side. Enjoy charcuterie pairings at one stop, learn from local guides who actually know their stuff, and get a peek behind the scenes at a working winery. Expect laughter, new flavors—and maybe a label you’ll keep forever.
Niagara-on-the-Lake: Food Tour with Ice Wine & PoutineYou’ll wander Niagara-on-the-Lake with a small group and local guide, tasting real Canadian poutine, fresh-baked butter tarts, maple syrup in all its forms (with stories), plus a glass of ice wine and handmade fudge. Every stop is enough for a full meal — expect laughter, sticky fingers, and moments that linger long after you leave.
Downtown Toronto Food Tour: 2.5 Hours, Sights & BitesThis 2.5-hour walking tour of downtown Toronto combines food tasting at independent eateries with stops at iconic landmarks like City Hall and Union Station. A local guide leads groups through the downtown core, covering 3 kilometers total with up to 10 minutes of walking between food stops, sampling Canadian favorites, ethnic restaurants and hole-in-the-wall spots that reflect Toronto's global cuisine. Dietary restrictions can be accommodated with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're visiting Toronto for the first time and want to see the downtown core and eat like a local in one walk, or if you have a free afternoon and don't want to choose between sightseeing and food. The fixed 2.5-hour route and small-group format mean the day holds together without you building an itinerary yourself.
Lowest price (10)
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.
Niagara Peninsula Self-Guided Audio Tour by Car with TriviaYou’ll drive through Niagara Peninsula with your own pace and soundtrack: local voices telling stories as you pass landmarks, quirky trivia at every stop, and freedom to linger wherever catches your eye. Expect moments of laughter in the car, unexpected chats at farm stands, and quiet awe among butterflies — all without worrying about schedules or signal bars.
Wine Tasting at Konzelmann Winery: Build Your Own FlightA seated wine tasting at Konzelmann Winery in Niagara Falls where you pick your own flight of four wines or select a pre-curated tasting, with a wine consultant walking you through the history and character of each pour. The experience lasts 45 minutes and takes place in the newly designed tasting hall. Minimum age is 19.Is it for me?Most wine tastings make you stand at a bar or move between stations; this one lets you sit down and control what you taste, with a consultant who explains the why instead of just pouring. Pick it if you want to actually learn something about wine without the formality.
Bata Shoe Museum Toronto: 13,000 Shoes & 4,500 YearsYou walk through five floors of the Bata Shoe Museum in Toronto, moving past 1,000 shoes and artifacts spanning 4,500 years of footwear history. The permanent "All About Shoes" exhibition anchors the visit, while three rotating galleries ensure something new appears each year. Admission includes GST, the building is fully wheelchair accessible, and you can spend as long as you want inside.Is it for me?Right for anyone curious about how people have dressed their feet across time and culture, or who wants to spend a quiet afternoon moving through a thoughtfully designed space without planning transport or worrying about crowds — the museum's size and layout mean you set your own pace.
Niagara Falls: SkyWheel Ticket with 360° Views Clifton HillYou’ll step into a climate-controlled gondola for two slow revolutions above Niagara Falls, catching 360° views of both sides of the border and hearing stories through optional audio narration. Watch Clifton Hill sparkle below or spot landmarks along the river — it’s a quick ride but leaves you feeling oddly weightless for hours after.
Skylon Tower Niagara Falls: 775-Foot Observation Deck & ViewsYou ride a glass elevator 775 feet up, step onto an indoor and outdoor observation deck, and see Horseshoe Falls, American Falls, and the Great Gorge from directly above. On clear days the view extends 77 miles toward Toronto and Buffalo. You can stay as long as you want, eat at the Revolving Dining Room if you choose, and return at night to see the illuminated falls and seasonal fireworks. The whole visit takes as long as you make it.Is it for me?Pick this if you want the clearest, highest view of all three falls in one stop without arranging transport or timing—the ticket gets you straight up and you stay as long as the light holds.
National Gallery of Canada: Admission & All ExhibitionsYou get full access to all exhibitions, galleries, and artist talks at Canada's major art institution. The building itself—Safdie's 1880 structure with a garden court—is worth the visit. You can attend artist talks, make art in the studio, or move through the Indigenous and Canadian collections at your own pace. Timed entry online means you choose your arrival hour instead of waiting in line.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see Canada's major art collection without choosing between exhibitions or paying extra for what matters—your ticket opens every gallery and every artist talk happening that day.
Niagara-on-the-Lake: Between The Lines Wine Tasting BarYou’ll taste four distinct Niagara wines at Between The Lines Winery’s bar while a wine educator shares stories behind each pour. Expect honest conversation, subtle flavors you might not expect, and time to linger without feeling rushed. It’s more about connection than spectacle—and you’ll probably leave wanting to try saying “Lemberger” again.
Ottawa Historical Walking Tour: Parliament Hill & ByWard MarketThis 2-hour guided walking tour of Ottawa departs from the Bear Catching Fish Statue and covers Parliament Hill, Confederation Square, the Rideau Canal and ByWard Market with a live English-speaking guide. The tour walks the exteriors of historic buildings and landmarks; entry to Parliament, museums and the Bank of Canada Museum is available separately after the tour ends at your own cost. Wheelchair accessible, suitable for all fitness levels, and stroller-friendly.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want an overview of Ottawa's main historical sites and how they connect without committing a full day—the 2-hour format and fixed route mean you get the essentials and still have time to explore interiors or neighborhoods on your own afterward.
Just added (5)
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.
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.
Niagara Falls: Behind the Falls & Hornblower Boat CruiseYou descend through bedrock tunnels to stand directly behind the Horseshoe Falls, then board the Hornblower Boat Cruise to experience the falls from water level with complimentary ponchos. The tour includes photo stops at the Floral Clock and Whirlpool Rapids, free time to explore Clifton Hill, and hotel or GO Station pickup from the Toronto area — all with a driver and a group of 4 to 6 people instead of a crowded bus.Is it for me?Best for travelers from the Toronto area who want to see both the falls from behind and from the water without arranging their own transport or managing entry times — the small group size and included pickups mean you skip the parking, the ticket lines, and the crowded bus experience.
Toronto: Private Helicopter Tour CN Tower & WaterfrontYou depart from downtown Toronto's waterfront in a private helicopter with a professional pilot and personalized service. The flight takes you over the CN Tower and Rogers Centre, then out across Lake Ontario and the Toronto Islands, with bottled water included and plenty of space to move and photograph. The whole experience runs about thirty minutes from check-in to landing, with no shared seating or group waits.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Toronto's landmarks from above without the logistics of arranging your own aircraft or sharing a cabin with strangers—the private format and downtown waterfront location mean you skip the crowds and get straight to the view.
