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Step back in time and delve into Canada’s colourful past with this general admission ticket to Heritage Park. With your ticket in hand, enjoy several attractions like an antique steam train, Calgary's only paddle-wheeler, the Big Eli Ferris Wheel, the Gasoline Alley Museum, and much more. Learn about Canada's history as well as Indigenous cultures while you explore.

Get to know the best of Niagara Falls on this tour. Visit some of the area’s top attractions, like the incredible view from the top of the Skylon Tower, then head across the border to get front and center with the water on an exciting Maid of the Mist cruise. When Maid of the Mist is not running, embark on the thrilling Journey Behind the Falls excursion. Hotel pickup and drop-off in Niagara Falls (Ontario and New York) included.

Active travelers who want to enjoy a physical challenge surrounded by beautiful scenery will love this small-group canoeing trip through Algonquin Provincial Park. Participate in various outdoor activities without the risk of getting lost when you go with a guide. Paddle up to 10 miles, take a short hike, cool off with a swim, and even cliff jump if you like. Keep an eye out for moose, turtles, and butterflies.

Set off on a one-of-a-kind adventure that blends kayaking, fresh seafood, and hands-on learning. You’ll depart from Red Head Harbour by kayak, paddling to a private, active oyster lease. Here you'll have a one-of-a-kind experience to paddle over and through the lease to experience first hand how oysters are farmed. Guided by Jarrod Gunn McQuillan, the former oyster biologist for the province of PEI, you'll learn all about how oysters are farmed, harvested and how they make their way to your table. He's happy to answer all your oyster questions along the way. Return to shore to learn to shuck harbour-side under the watchful eye of Jarrod. You'll get 6 choice oysters directly from the source. - Paddle by kayak to a private oyster lease only accessible via this tour - Enjoy fresh seafood tastings in a scenic coastal setting - Learn a new skill in a fun, hands-on environment - Take in stunning seaside views with photos of your experience provided

Enhance your visit to Niagara Falls on a tour from Toronto that also includes wine-tasting. Following a pickup from your Toronto hotel, travel by coach to the historic town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, where you'll visit a winery and enjoy a tutored tasting. Next, head onward to Niagara Falls. Explore the area at your leisure and marvel at the falls’ impressive power; you can choose to purchase tickets to any attractions that interest you.

Slow, don’t rush—the best way to see whales is on a comfortable covered boat, heated and protected from the elements. On this tour, experience the unspoilt scenery of Vancouver Island as you sail, and enjoy learning about the local area and its natural wildlife from an enthusiastic, family team. Spot gray whales, orcas and humpback whales, and learn about their migrations to and from Canadian waters.

Learn how to capture the best the West Coast has to offer on this full-day small-group nature photography tour. Departing from downtown Vancouver, you'll take the ferry to Bowen Island for a walk around a lake and through the temperate rainforest to the village. Your professional photographer guide will walk you through techniques for nature and architectural photography (or set up personal photoshoots according to your preference.) Whether you’re on your smartphone or wielding the latest DSLR, this tour will help you capture the sharpest memories.

Experience the best of Niagara’s wine country on this fun and casual group tour, including tastings and transportation. Visit several wineries, enjoying multiple complimentary tastings, time to shop, and a relaxed lunch stop (own expense). With round-trip transportation, a friendly guide, and plenty of opportunities to explore, this tour offers a perfect blend of wine and scenic charm without worrying about driving.

Head one hour south of Kelowna where a wondrous natural area in Canada's British Columbia awaits. The Okanagan Valley discovery tour will take you to Vaseux Lake, home to one of the highest species diversities in the country. Uncover the beauty of several rare habitats, including the White Lake Grasslands Protected Area, as you access sites by boardwalk, viewing tower, or trail. With an easy, non-physically demanding hike, you'll have the time of your life without breaking a sweat.

Experience the North Atlantic for yourself on a private fishing adventure to try and capture St. John’s local specialty: cod. This is a great opportunity to catch and take some fish back home with you without the hassle of bringing fishing equipment. Shark fishing charters are also available for more adventurous travelers.

Enjoy winter wildlife watching in comfort and style aboard our covered vessels! Each vessel features a heated cabin with comfortable seating, full washroom facilities, and elevated outdoor 360-degree panoramic viewing decks—perfect for capturing stunning photos. Sip complimentary hot beverages and listen as your dedicated naturalists share insights about the wildlife you encounter. This luxurious, easy-going tour is ideal for all ages, especially those seeking a serene experience. WHAT YOU CAN SEE ON YOUR WILDLIFE TOURS: Humpback whales, Biggs killer whales, Stellar Sea Lions, California Sea Lions, Bald Eagles, Harbour Seals, Harbour Porpoises, and more!

Active, outdoor-loving travelers will enjoy the chance to get back to nature so close to Toronto. Kayak or paddle a SUP around the Toronto Islands in Lake Ontario, looking out for birds and wildlife along the way. Your guide will tailor the trip to your needs and abilities, so everyone can have fun. Learn more about the islands and avoid getting lost by going with a guide.

Explore the only desert in Canada on this full-day, small-group sightseeing tour of the Osoyoos area. Go on a guided walk along the elevated boardwalk at Osoyoos Desert Centre; look for birds at the Vaseux Lake Provincial Park; and look for wild snakes along the interpretive trail at the Nk’Mip Desert Cultural Centre.