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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Edmonton to YEG Airport: Private Departure TransferYou get a private car from your Edmonton hotel to YEG Airport with a driver who meets you by name, tracks your flight, and handles your luggage. No shared shuttles, no taxi queues, no hidden charges. The price is fixed before you leave, and the driver adjusts if your flight changes. Book by providing your pickup time and luggage count.Is it for me?Book this if you're leaving Edmonton and want to skip the taxi queue and shuttle wait—the driver meets you on time with your name, handles your bags, and the price doesn't change if your flight shifts.
Vancouver North Shore: Capilano Bridge & Grouse Mountain Private TourYou get picked up from your hotel and driven to four North Shore attractions—Capilano Suspension Bridge, Grouse Mountain, Lynn Canyon, and Ambleside Park—at your own pace with an English-speaking driver who knows the area. You decide which attractions to enter and which to view from outside, and the itinerary adjusts around your preferences and opening hours. Hotel drop-off is included at the end.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the North Shore's main attractions without renting a car or joining a group—the private driver and flexible timing mean you move at your own pace and decide what to enter and what to skip.
Niagara Falls Skylon Tower & Boat Tour: 360-degree viewsA guided tour combining Skylon Tower's observation deck with a boat cruise on the Niagara River. You ascend to the tower's indoor and outdoor decks for panoramic views of Horseshoe Falls, American Falls and the surrounding landscape, then board the Niagara City Cruise to drift along the water and experience the falls from river level. The tour runs 1 to 2 hours and includes tower entry and boat ticket; a live English-speaking guide provides local history and insider knowledge throughout. Children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?Choose this if you want both the tower's panoramic views and the water-level perspective in one outing—the guide connects details across both vantage points rather than treating them as separate experiences.
Vancouver Kayaking Tour: Marinas, Neighborhoods & CoffeeA private guided tour of Vancouver combining a kayak paddle through the city's marinas with a two-hour scenic drive through neighborhoods, landmarks and waterfronts. The guide shares Vancouver's history and contemporary scene while you move between water and land, with coffee and a snack break on the beach midway through. Departs from Granville Island; available in English, Spanish or German.Is it for me?Choose this combination tour if you want both water-level access to the marinas and a guided drive through neighborhoods—the kayak reaches areas other tours skip, while the drive shows you how the city's layout connects.
Vancouver Private Tour: Seaplane Flight Coal Harbour Stanley ParkA private Vancouver tour combines a 3-hour guided city exploration with a 30-minute seaplane flight departing from downtown Coal Harbour. The day starts with airport pickup, moves through Gastown, Granville Island, English Bay and Stanley Park on foot and by vehicle, then lifts off to see the Lions Gate Bridge, Seawall and North Shore Mountains from the air. A live guide in English, Spanish or German leads the ground portion; the seaplane departs from Coal Harbour and returns to the same spot. Two purchase options are available: the Classic Panorama experience or the Pinnacle Luxury upgrade.Is it for me?Book this if you want to combine ground-level neighborhood exploration with aerial views in one outing—the private vehicle lets you set your own pace through Gastown and Granville Island, then you transition directly to a seaplane flight over Stanley Park and the Lions Gate Bridge.
Ottawa Airport Transfer: Direct to Hotel, Luggage HelpYou get picked up at Ottawa Airport arrivals by a waiting driver, driven directly to your hotel or residence in an air-conditioned vehicle with WiFi, and your luggage is handled for you. The fixed price and one-hour timeline mean no surprises—you arrive, get in the car, and relax until you reach your door.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Ottawa and want to skip the taxi queue and transit confusion—the driver meets you at the gate, handles your bags, and the price is fixed before you arrive, so getting to your hotel stops being a negotiation and starts being a rest.
Kayaking Toronto Islands: Small group eco tour with guideA small-group kayaking eco tour through the Toronto Islands lagoons with an experienced guide, kayaks and personal flotation devices included. The guide adjusts the pace and teaching to the group's skill level, covering island history, ecology, local wildlife and paddling technique over two hours. Minimum age is 12; the ability to swim short distances is required. Ferry tickets to the islands are booked separately.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to paddle rather than watch—you're operating the kayak the whole time, not sitting in a boat while someone else navigates. The small-group size and guide's willingness to adjust the pace means you get instruction matched to your actual skill level, not a one-size-fits-all lesson.
Quebec City tour from Montreal: Montmorency Falls & Old QuebecA 2-day guided tour from Montreal to Quebec City includes roundtrip transport, one night in a 3-star hotel in Old Quebec, a 1-hour walking tour of the historic district, and entry to Montmorency Falls. Day 2 is free to explore at your own pace. A professional guide in English, French or Chinese leads the first day; pickup from Montreal hotels within 5km is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the main sights of Quebec City guided on Day 1 and the freedom to explore deeper on Day 2. The overnight stay means you're not rushing back to Montreal the same evening, and the included guide on the first day means you learn the history and layout before exploring alone.
Old Montreal Cadillac ride: 30-minute vintage convertible tourA 30-minute vintage Cadillac ride through Old Montreal's cobblestone heart, with a local guide pointing out landmarks, shops and bars as you pass Notre-Dame Basilica, the Old Port and the neoclassical Bank of Montreal building. No in-depth commentary—just the drive, the architecture and the feel of the historic district. Holds up to five passengers.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Old Montreal's main sights and feel its atmosphere from a moving convertible rather than on foot, and you have only 30 minutes between other plans.
Art Gallery of Ontario tour: Group of Seven & Gehry designA private tour of the Art Gallery of Ontario in Toronto led by a local guide in English, covering the Group of Seven landscape paintings, contemporary Indigenous and Inuit art, the Henry Moore Gallery, and Yayo Kusama's Infinity Room, plus Frank Gehry's architecture. Admission is included for two guests; additional visitors pay $30 each. The tour moves through the galleries for roughly two hours, then walks through Grange Park to see the Henry Moore sculpture and the Ontario College of Art building designed by Will Alsop.Is it for me?The guide leads the whole route, so you're not navigating the building or deciding which galleries to skip—the two hours move through the collection in a sequence that makes sense, and the architecture of the building itself becomes part of what you understand.
Banff: Lake Minnewanka Cruise & Gondola with Hot SpringsYou drive through the Canadian Rockies from Calgary or Canmore, stopping at five lakes and a waterfall across Banff National Park. Lake Minnewanka offers optional boat cruises or hiking; you'll also see Bow Falls, Surprise Corner, and Two Jack Lake. Free time in downtown Banff lets you explore shops and cafés, and you can upgrade to ride the gondola up Sulphur Mountain or soak in the Banff Upper Hot Springs. Park entry and roundtrip transport are included; the whole day takes you from early morning to late afternoon.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to see the main lakes and waterfalls of Banff in one day without renting a car or navigating the park yourself—the fixed stops and included transport handle both the route and the timing, leaving you free to decide how long to linger at each place.
Vancouver Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour: 16 Stops & Stanley ParkA hop-on hop-off bus tour of Vancouver covering 16 stops across downtown, Stanley Park, Granville Island, and Gastown with 24 or 48 hours of unlimited access. The tour includes curated audio walking guides for four neighborhoods, digital commentary aboard the bus in seven languages, and the flexibility to explore each stop at your own pace before boarding the next bus. Winter service runs 10 stops on a longer frequency; summer adds all 16 stops with departures every 25–30 minutes.Is it for me?Book the 24-hour ticket if you have one afternoon or evening to see the highlights without committing to a full day; choose 48 hours if you want to hop off at multiple stops and explore neighborhoods like Stanley Park and Gastown on foot without rushing. The night tour add-on works best if you've already seen the city by day and want to return after dark with a guide pointing out how the landmarks light up.
Montreal City Sightseeing Tour: 200+ Landmarks with Live GuideA coach tour of Montreal with a professional bilingual guide covering over 200 landmarks in 3.5 hours, including Old Montreal, Notre-Dame Basilica, Mount Royal Park, St Joseph's Oratory, Montreal Olympic Park, Bonsecours Market and Montreal Chinatown. The guide provides live commentary in English or French throughout the route, and the air-conditioned coach means you stay comfortable while the sights pass by. Pickup is included.Is it for me?The coach stays in motion for the full 3.5 hours, so this tour suits anyone who wants to see Montreal's major landmarks without walking between stops or spending time at each site. It works well for families with young children, for travelers with limited time, and for anyone who prefers to take in the city from a comfortable seat rather than on foot.
Toronto Hop-On Hop-Off Bus: CN Tower, Casa Loma & 13 StopsYou board at any of 13 stops and ride the open-top Red Line for 24 or 48 hours, getting off whenever you want to explore CN Tower, Casa Loma, the Distillery District, Hockey Hall of Fame, or anywhere else along the route. Live English guides or multilingual audio commentary keep you oriented; the app tracks buses in real time and includes two free walking tours. Buses run every 15 to 20 minutes in summer, every two hours in winter, and your ticket stays valid for a year if you can't use it right away.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Toronto's main sights without booking separate tickets, arranging transport between neighborhoods, or following a fixed schedule—the 24 or 48-hour window and 13 stops let you move at your own pace and skip what doesn't interest you.
Montreal: St. Lawrence River Cruise & Olympic StadiumYou board at Old Montreal's historic docks and spend 1.5 hours cruising 22 miles of the St. Lawrence River with a bilingual guide pointing out the Biosphere, Olympic Stadium, Jacques Cartier Bridge, and Boucherville Islands. An onboard bar serves drinks and snacks (the 4pm cruise includes one free drink), and an audioguide offers eight language options if you prefer not to rely on live commentary. You return to the same dock by early evening, having seen the city from the water without arranging transport or timing yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Montreal's major waterfront landmarks without renting a car or planning your own route—the boat does the navigation, the guide does the history, and you get the city from an angle most visitors don't.
Victoria: Hop-On Hop-Off Double Decker Bus 24-Hour PassYou board an open-top double-decker bus at any of 15 stops around Victoria — Craigdarroch Castle, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Beacon Hill Park, and the Fairmont Empress among them. The narrated commentary plays as you ride, but you control the pace: hop off when something catches your eye, spend as long as you want, and catch the next bus. Your 24-hour pass includes a route map and unlimited afternoon access, so you're not racing through the city on someone else's schedule.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Victoria's main attractions — Craigdarroch Castle, Fisherman's Wharf, Chinatown, Beacon Hill Park — without arranging transport or following a fixed itinerary. The 24-hour pass and hop-on hop-off format mean you spend as long as you want at each stop and skip the ones that don't appeal to you.
Museum of Illusions Toronto: 50+ Optical Illusion ExhibitsYou get access to all 50+ optical illusion exhibits, holograms, and brain teasers spread across multiple rooms designed to confuse your senses. Move through at your own pace, take photos in the Instagram-friendly setups, and spend as long as you want on the ones that really mess with your head. The whole space is wheelchair accessible, and it's located near public transit in downtown Toronto.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to spend an afternoon puzzling over how their eyes work without needing to book a guided tour or plan specific timing — you show up, walk in, and spend as long as you want on whichever illusions hold your attention.
Cabot Trail tour from Sydney cruise port: 4–7 hoursA guided bus tour of the Cabot Trail departing from Sydney cruise port, with pickup timed to return you before sailing. The route covers 300 kilometres of Nova Scotia's most iconic coastal road, with stops at fishing villages, clifftop viewpoints and mountain passes. A live English-speaking guide leads the tour in a modern air-conditioned vehicle; admission fees are included.Is it for me?Book this if you're cruising into Cape Breton and need to see the full Cabot Trail loop in one day—the guaranteed return time gives you a 60-minute buffer before your ship sails.
Montreal: St. Lawrence Dinner Cruise with DJ & DancingYou board at the Old Port, choose your main course, and spend 3.5 hours on the St. Lawrence as the city lights come on. The meal includes a starter, main, and dessert (or five courses with the upgrade), plus coffee and live DJ or music. You can dance, sit on deck, or retreat inside depending on the weather and your mood. The boat operates year-round unless conditions are unsafe, and only credit cards work on board.Is it for me?Book this if you want dinner and a view of Montreal's landmarks without arranging a restaurant reservation and a separate sightseeing plan—the boat does both at once, and the fixed timing means you know exactly when you'll be back.
Niagara Falls: Behind the Falls & Skylon Tower with Tesla AudioYou descend into the tunnels behind Horseshoe Falls with a rain poncho, stand on the lower observation deck feeling the spray and roar, then ride the glass elevator 775 feet up Skylon Tower for the panoramic view. A self-guided audio tour about Nikola Tesla plays throughout. Both attractions open daily from 9am, and you choose your own timing between them.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see Niagara Falls from two completely different angles — from inside the roar and from 775 feet above — without arranging separate tickets or timing. The e-vouchers and self-guided pace mean you show up, exchange your voucher, and move through each attraction on your own schedule.
