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 Airport Transfer: Private Car & Flight TrackingYou get picked up at Vancouver Airport with your flight tracked and delays accounted for, then driven privately to your hotel in an air-conditioned car with one suitcase included and 60 minutes of waiting time built in. The operator confirms details 12 hours ahead via WhatsApp, so you know exactly when and where to meet your driver.Is it for me?Book this if you land at Vancouver Airport and want to skip the taxi queue and app-based guessing — the driver tracks your flight and waits if you're delayed, which is what turns an airport arrival into a non-event instead of a logistics problem.
Niagara Wine Tour: 3 Wineries, Lunch & Barrel Room AccessYou're picked up from your Niagara Falls hotel and driven to three wineries in Niagara-on-the-Lake, where you taste reds, whites, and sweet wines. At one winery, you tour the barrel room and see the wine-making process firsthand. A 3-course lunch at a fine-dining restaurant or winery is included midway through. The guide explains what you're tasting, headsets keep you connected in larger groups, and you're back at your hotel by late afternoon.Is it for me?A good fit if you want to understand Niagara's wine scene without arranging transport or choosing which wineries to visit — the fixed itinerary and included lunch mean you show up, taste, and learn. The afternoon pace is steady but not rushed, and the barrel-room tour gives you the process behind what you're drinking.
Whistler & Sea to Sky Gondola: Day Trip from VancouverYou’ll get swept up by roaring Shannon Falls mist, ride high above Howe Sound on the Sea to Sky Gondola (with a local guide), then stroll Whistler Village’s cozy cafés and shops at your own pace. Expect laughter, mountain air, and moments you’ll want to pause for—a day trip where British Columbia feels huge yet close enough to touch.
Fraser Valley Wine Tour from Victoria: 3 wineries, 5.5 hoursYou get picked up in Victoria, driven to three rotating Cowichan Valley wineries, taste at each stop with explanations from the staff, eat a light lunch somewhere along the route, and return to downtown by late afternoon without driving or planning logistics yourself. The group stays small, and the pace lets you actually absorb what you're tasting instead of rushing through.Is it for me?Right for wine drinkers staying in Victoria who want to skip the driving and planning — the fixed itinerary and included transport mean you show up and taste, nothing else to arrange. Expect a small group (minimum four people) and a half-day commitment, which is exactly what fits three wineries into an afternoon.
Aquabus Vancouver: Hop on & off False Creek all dayYou’ll hop between Vancouver neighborhoods on colorful ferries with locals and visitors alike. Expect quick rides every few minutes, easy wheelchair access, friendly skippers who know their stuff, and plenty of chances to pause wherever catches your eye—Granville Island’s bustle or Science World’s bright dome. It feels like seeing the city from its own quiet lane.
Quebec City Shore Excursion: 2-Hour Walking TourA two-hour guided walking tour of Quebec City departing from the cruise terminal, covering the Upper Town, Old Quebec, the Citadel of Quebec, Place Royale and the Fortifications of Quebec National Historic Site. The tour is downhill and leisure-paced, with a professional guide in English or French; check-in happens 10–15 minutes before departure at the tourist information center sales desk. The operator guarantees your return to the ship, and refunds the fare if your vessel is delayed and you cannot attend.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're docking in Quebec City with a few hours to spare and want to see the main landmarks without arranging transport or timing yourself—the guide handles the route, the pace and your return to the ship.
Riverbend Cave: Family Cave Tour with Fossils & Crystal FormationsYou’ll walk Riverbend Cave’s easiest passages with a local guide, spotting ancient fossils and delicate crystal formations along the way. Feel the cool underground air as you explore at your own pace—no crawling or climbing needed—and hear stories about geology that stick with you long after you leave.
Victoria donut tour: Four stops, pastries & ChinatownYou walk four donut stops across Victoria's downtown and Chinatown with a local guide who points out the Empress Hotel, Parliament Buildings, and the history of Fan Tan Alley along the way. The tour includes tastings at Empire Donuts, a local ma-and-pop shop, and Filipino treats at Friend and Family Bake, plus insider recommendations for where to eat and shop. The whole route is wheelchair accessible and takes about two to three hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Victoria's best donuts and pastries without planning four separate stops yourself—the guide handles the route, the history, and the recommendations, leaving you free to eat and pay attention to the city.
Banff to Jasper: One-Way Tour & Columbia IcefieldYou get picked up from your Banff hotel and driven through the Canadian Rockies to Jasper, with four hours built in at the Columbia Icefield to ride onto the Athabasca Glacier and walk the Glacier Skywalk. Picnic lunch and a guide who knows where to stop are included, so you see Lake Louise, Crowfoot Glacier, Bow Lake, the Weeping Wall, and Athabasca Falls without arranging transport or timing yourself. The drive is full-day, and that's what makes fitting both parks and the icefield into one journey possible.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see both Banff and Jasper National Parks in one day without driving themselves or coordinating transport and timing. The full-day format is what makes fitting the icefield stop and all the major viewpoints into a single journey possible.
1000 Islands Cruise Ontario: Boldt Castle & Narrow ChannelsYou board at Ivy Lea and spend an hour cruising narrow channels between islands, passing historic cottages and viewing Boldt Castle from the water. Bilingual audio commentary, an onboard bar and snack service, and free parking are all included. The boat runs in most weather, and you're back on shore within the hour.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to see the 1000 Islands without arranging a boat or spending hours on the water — the one-hour format gets you into the narrow channels and back to shore before the day moves on.
Kingston Ghost Tour: Real Haunted Stories WalkingThe Original Haunted Walk is a 75-minute guided walking tour through Kingston, Ontario, where a professional storyteller leads you past six historic sites—City Hall, the Public Market, Hochelaga Inn, Chalmers United Church, and St. George's Cathedral—sharing documented ghost stories tied to each location. The tour starts at 200 Ontario Street and runs year-round; children are welcome from age 10.Is it for me?You're visiting Kingston and want to learn the city's real history through the stories locals tell—not a generic ghost walk, but one led by someone who knows these buildings and the documented hauntings tied to them.
Old Montreal: Vintage Cadillac Tour & Notre-Dame BasilicaYou ride in a private vintage Cadillac convertible for one hour through Old Montreal's 17th-century streets, stopping at Notre-Dame Basilica, Bonsecours Market, and Place Jacques-Cartier. Your local guide shares the real history and current recommendations for dining and events. The fixed hour means you cover the highlights without a walking tour's pace, and the small group size keeps it personal.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Old Montreal's main landmarks in one hour without arranging your own transport or walking—the Cadillac and the guide's knowledge compress what would take a half-day walking tour into a single, comfortable ride.
Malahat SkyWalk Tickets: 250m Tower & Spiral Slide near VictoriaYou walk 600 metres through the forest canopy, climb the 10-story spiral tower to views of the Salish Sea and distant mountains, then choose your descent: the ramp or the spiral slide. Parking is included, and the site is accessible for all ages and mobility levels. Plan for 1.5 to 3 hours depending on how many times you slide.Is it for me?A good fit if you want panoramic views of the Salish Sea and Vancouver Island without a long hike or drive from Victoria. The site is accessible for all ages and mobility levels, which is what makes it work for families, older travellers, and anyone who wants the view without the physical strain.
Fat eBike Ride on Mount Royal: Winter cycling in MontrealA 2-hour guided fat eBike ride on Mount Royal in Montreal, with helmet and bike provided. The electric motor and oversized tires make winter cycling accessible to first-timers and experienced riders alike. A live English-speaking guide leads the route; minimum age is 16.Is it for me?Book this if you have a winter afternoon free and want to explore Montreal's landmark park without the usual cycling effort — the electric motor and fat tires mean you can pedal uphill and through snow without being a seasoned winter cyclist. You'll need at least moderate fitness and must be 16 or older to ride.
Vancouver: False Creek Ferry Day Pass & Granville IslandYou board at any of nine False Creek docks and ride the blue ferries all day — getting off at Granville Island, Science World, the Maritime Museum, Kitsilano, Yaletown, Olympic Village and other stops whenever you choose. The day pass covers every False Creek ferry route, so you can explore each neighborhood at your own pace and catch the next boat without buying another ticket. Strollers and leashed pets welcome; ferries run in all weather.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Vancouver's waterfront neighborhoods without planning a route or committing to long walks — the all-day pass and nine stops mean you can explore at your own pace and backtrack if something catches your eye.
Niagara Falls Day Trip Toronto: Boat Ride & Behind FallsYou travel from Toronto in a comfortable coach with a knowledgeable guide, spend the day at Niagara Falls with free time to explore, and choose between a boat cruise with poncho, Journey Behind the Falls, or just walking around. Inclusions cover round-trip transport, live commentary, Floral Clock and Table Rock stops, plus maple syrup and chocolate tasting. Optional Canadian lunch and boat or tunnel upgrades are available.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Niagara Falls sights in one day without renting a car or figuring out parking—the fixed departure time and included transport handle the logistics, and you choose which paid attractions fit your interests.
Vancouver: Capilano Suspension Bridge & Grouse Mountain Post-CruiseYou board at the port, cross a suspension bridge 230 feet above a river, stand on a dam watching turquoise water and mountain peaks, then ride a gondola to a mountain peak with views across the strait. Port pickup and both major admissions are handled. Seven hours total, back to your hotel by evening.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers with a few hours after disembarking who want to see the North Shore without arranging transport or buying separate tickets. Expect moderate walking and some elevation—that's what lets you cover the suspension bridge, the dam, and a mountain peak in one morning or afternoon.
Quebec City: Old Town Walking Tour & Fortifications HistoryYou walk through UNESCO-listed Old Quebec with a knowledgeable local guide who connects the city's architecture and layout to climate, geography, and the world events that brought Europeans here. The tour covers the fortifications, upper and lower town, Place-Royale, and the Old Port, showing how sub-Arctic conditions shaped everything from roof angles to street patterns. You avoid arranging your own route through the narrow streets and get the historical and geographical context that makes the buildings mean something.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Old Quebec's layout and history through someone who knows why the streets run the way they do — the private format means your guide can slow down for questions and adapt to your pace, which matters when you're learning how climate and geography shaped an entire city.
Kelowna E-bike Rental: Okanagan Valley Lakes & WineriesYou pick up an e-bike with helmet, lock and phone mount included, load the navigation app, and spend the day riding Okanagan trails at your own pace — no group, no fixed route, no schedule except the one you make. The five assist levels and throttle boost handle the hills; the app handles the navigation. You're back whenever you choose to be.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to explore the Okanagan Valley at their own pace without arranging transport or following a group schedule — the e-bike's five assist levels and throttle let you control effort, and the app handles navigation so you just ride.
Whistler Guided Fishing: Trout & Salmon with Waders & PickupYou get hotel pickup, a guide who knows the seasonal fishing patterns, all gear including waders and boots, and access to the best local spots within twenty minutes of the village. The whole day is structured around fishing time, not travel time. Catch and release is the rule, and you'll need moderate fitness for walking and wading — the guide confirms your group can handle the water before you start.Is it for me?Book this if you want to fish Whistler's wild water without arranging your own gear, transport or knowing which spots are holding fish right now — the guide's seasonal knowledge and the included equipment are what make a half-day on the water possible without weeks of planning.
