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Discover Brockville through the story that shaped it: its rise as Ontario’s first incorporated town and an influential centre of law, commerce and civic ambition. This private experience combines specialist interpretation from the Brockville Museum with a walk through Canada’s first railway tunnel, Courthouse Avenue, a heritage café visit and a locally prepared waterfront picnic. With private transportation and a maximum of six guests, the day feels personal, unhurried and deeply connected to place. Because this is a private experience, the pace and emphasis can be tailored to your group, whether your interests lean toward architecture, civic history, railway heritage or Brockville’s relationship with the St. Lawrence River. Dietary requirements can also be accommodated with advance notice.

A native Calgarian writer, documentary producer, and historian whose work has taken him from London and Paris to monasteries in Germany and political circles in the Middle East. He has spent much of his career uncovering the hidden human stories behind politics, landscapes, and historical events. Today, he brings that same eye for detail and narrative to personal historical tours of Calgary and Southern Alberta. He has developed dramatic projects rooted in early Southern Alberta history, including extensive work on the first cattle drives into the province and the ranching culture that followed. His historical interests lean toward social history and the original voices that shaped the West: cowboys, railway workers, immigrants, Indigenous communities, drifters, entrepreneurs, and political outsiders Rather than treating history as distant or formal, he is interested in the lived experience of ordinary people and the atmosphere they inhabited.

Witness the mesmerizing Aurora Borealis during this 3-hour midnight tour in Yukon, ideal for those seeking a unique Arctic experience. After a convenient hotel pickup, venture to a specially chosen viewing area outside Dawson City, where expert guides share insights into the region's rich cultural and historical backdrop. Enjoy warm beverages and a midnight snack by a cozy campfire or heated yurt while capturing stunning photographs of the Northern Lights. Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers alike. - Duration: 3 hours, from 11:00 PM to 2:00 AM - Includes transportation, tea, coffee, and a midnight snack - Minimum of 4 participants required for the tour - Experience the beauty of the Northern Lights in a comfortable outdoor setting

Discover one of Nova Scotia’s most authentic maple experiences at Saturno Maple Farm, a small family-run farm in Avondale, just minutes from Windsor. Our private maple farm tours take you beyond the bottle and into the real world of maple syrup production. Walk through the sugar woods, learn how maple trees are tapped, see how sap is collected, and discover how it is transformed into pure Nova Scotia maple syrup. Along the way, you’ll see how traditional sugaring works alongside modern technology, including vacuum systems, sensors, automation, and IoT tools. Because our tours are private, the experience is relaxed, personal, and full of opportunities to ask questions. It’s a memorable Nova Scotia activity for families, couples, road-trippers, and curious travellers of all ages. To make your visit even sweeter, guests receive a maple treat such as one of our maple lollipops. Come experience a unique blend of Canadian tradition, local food, nature, and modern farm innovation.

Step into the crossfire of empires. Québec City wasn't just built; it was fortified, besieged, conquered, and locked down. On this immersive journey, trace the evolution of North America's most contested military stronghold. From French earthworks born of desperation to massive British stone bastions built out of paranoia, discover how the architecture of war dictated the lives of civilians and soldiers. Decode the anxieties of colonial governors, the strategic brilliance of star-shaped fortresses, and the lingering ghosts of a city designed to survive the end of the world. - A 4.7 km self-guided tour with 7 stops over 132 min - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals. - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app.

Descend into one of the world's most ambitious urban experiments. Montreal's RÉSO is not just a series of tunnels; it is a 33-kilometer subterranean metropolis born from a radical philosophy of winter urbanism. On this immersive journey, you will uncover the hidden architectural masterpieces, the contested history of historic preservation, and the complex social dynamics that thrive beneath the frost line. Join an urban planner and a curious local as they decode the floor tiles, ceiling heights, and forgotten fragments of history that make up this climate-controlled labyrinth. - A 2.7 km self-guided tour with 6 stops over 94 min - Ideal for travelers interested in Urbanism, Infrastructure & Innovation and Social Fabric & Everyday Life - Immersively told in a podcast style by experts and locals - Matching audio content, AI guide and navigation through the app

Join this small-group walking tour led by a life-long Islander with deep Charlottetown roots for a relaxed, engaging experience through the heart of this historic city. With years of teaching experience and recognition for heritage interpretation, your guide brings Charlottetown’s history to life. As you stroll through the city, discover the significance of Great George Street, St. Dunstan’s Basilica, Province House, All Souls’ Chapel, and more. You’ll learn not just what happened here, but why Charlottetown played an important role in the founding of Canada. Along the way, your guide will share local details and personal family stories, offering a perspective you won’t find in a guidebook. There’s plenty of opportunity to ask questions and take photographs. Step beyond the postcard and discover the people, places, and stories that helped shape Charlottetown. Come for the landmarks. Stay for the stories. Leave with a deeper appreciation of Charlottetown and its place in history.

This itinerary explores the best of what Vancouver Island has to offer. Begin with a spectacular BC Ferries crossing from Vancouver to BC’s capital city of Victoria, where we spend two nights. Explore the famous Butchart Gardens and have sufficient time to explore the city at your leisure. Enjoy 3-nights in the laid back town of Tofino, the whale watching and surfing mecca of BC. The drive on the Pacific Rim Highway is stunning with views of the rugged coastline and lush rainforest. The journey continues to Northern Vancouver Island known for its rugged beauty that rewards guests with solitude, secluded beaches and glimpses of wildlife in their natural habitat.

Discover the serene beauty of the Canadian Rockies during the calmer spring and fall seasons. This 5-day tour includes two nights in Banff, where you'll enjoy scenic views from the Banff Gondola, soak in Radium Hot Springs, and explore the stunning nature trails of Marble Canyon. Experience seasonal highlights like the vibrant tulip festival in spring and the spectacular sockeye salmon run in the fall. Ideal for nature lovers and those seeking tranquility, this tour combines guided adventures with free time to relax and explore at your pace. - Experience the beauty of the Rockies with fewer crowds - Enjoy 2 nights’ accommodation in Banff - Relax in the natural waters of Radium Hot Springs after outdoor exploration - Daily breakfast included; enjoy free time for lunch and dinner

Witness the majestic beauty of British Columbia on this Glacier & Alpine Lake Floatplane Tour. Departing from Vancouver Harbour, soar over the breathtaking Tantalus Mountain Range, where glaciers and waterfalls abound. Your journey culminates with a water landing on Lake Lovely Water, a secluded alpine gem surrounded by towering peaks. Enjoy 20 minutes of free-time to explore, perfect for photography and relaxation. Along the way, enjoy our complimentary AudioMe GPS-enabled commentary, which automatically triggers as you fly to share local stories, history, and insights about the landmarks below. Just bring your smartphone and headphones, and we’ll provide your download instructions and access code before departure. - Scenic 55-minute floatplane flight + 20 minutes of exploration time at Lake Lovely Water - Complimentary GPS-enabled audio commentary - Enhance your experience with a picnic lunch for an additional cost

This tour is more than just sightseeing it's a personal, immersive experience in the heart of Waterton Lakes National Park. What sets us apart is the local expertise, small group sizes, and exclusive access to hidden gems that most visitors miss. Whether it’s watching the sunset from Bear’s Hump, cruising across Upper Waterton Lake, or hearing the stories behind the Prince of Wales Hotel, we make every moment meaningful. With passionate guides who live and breathe Waterton, you’ll enjoy a mix of adventure, nature, and authentic local insight all at a relaxed pace that gives you time to take it all in. From wildlife spotting to scenic photo stops, this tour is designed to feel personal, enriching, and unforgettable. Come join us and see Waterton like a local not just the views, but the stories, the secrets, and the soul of the park.

This tour combines two unique experiences: sipping cocktails at three of North America’s Top 100 bars and pairing each with globally inspired dumplings. Led by Judy, a chef, historian, and award-winning culinary guide, you’ll explore Chinatown through flavors, stories, and hidden gems that even locals rarely access. It’s an intimate, curated evening of culture, cuisine, and cocktails, offered for the first time in Canada.

What is the Beer Bus, you ask? Well, we think it's pretty simple. The Beer Bus is a way to immerse yourself in the best of local craft beer, while sitting back and taking in hidden, local gems that only a local Beer Bus Guide could tell you. Our Guides will not only get you to TASTE your favourite local beverage, but you'll also learn how to expertly appreciate and analyze it as well! Our decades of experience will ensure a great time, every time! Why book with us and not some other company? Our tours are often imitated but never duplicated, and this shines true in our reputation with our partners, our customers, and our community. With the Beer Bus, you'll feel like you are a local yourself while learning local beer facts from qualified, local and passionate guides - we're not just a driver behind the wheel of a bus. There are brewery tours, then there are our Beer Bus Tours.

Halifax invented the donair, and in 2015 it became the only municipal food in Canada. This walking tour takes you from Grand Parade, laid out in 1749 between City Hall and St Paul's, downhill through the streets Haligonians actually eat in. Start with saltwater taffy from a Barrington Street candy shop, then a donair poutine at a downtown institution known as much for its warren of rooms as its cooking, spiced beef and sweet garlic sauce over fries in one forkful. Down at the water, sit inside a stone warehouse built for privateers and running as a pub since 1974: a cup of seafood chowder, then deep-fried pepperoni with honey mustard, the snack locals order without thinking twice. One stop we do not name in advance, a surprise every time. Finish at a waterfront chocolate maker for a tasting, hot chocolate in the cooler months. Your Secret Food Tours guide lives here and settles the argument over who makes the best donair in town.

Eat your way through six kitchens on four continents in under a mile and a half, then find out why a garrison town of limestone walls and 1840s shopfronts hides this much cooking behind unmarked doors. You'll try a Montreal-style bagel, hand-rolled and honey-boiled before it meets the oven, steamed Himalayan dumplings from a family kitchen on Princess Street, a fried lentil doughnut sunk in South Indian sambar, extra virgin olive oil poured side by side with small-batch balsamic, and ice cream from a counter scooping since 1986. Then there's the stop we won't name until you're standing outside it. Your Secret Food Tours guide lives in Kingston, and knows which unassuming door hides the best cooking in town, why this city of 130,000 holds more Feast On certified restaurants than anywhere else in Ontario, and how a 19th-century market square still feeds the people who cook here.

Seven stops, one Secret Dish, and enough Pacific seafood, heritage chocolate and barbecue pork to skip lunch: this is how Victoria eats, on foot, in three hours. The route links two neighbourhoods most visitors never connect on their own, Old Town, built on 1858 gold rush money, and Canada's oldest Chinatown, settled after it. Guests start at a takeaway window on the causeway for seafood chowder eaten standing up (a South Indian dosa replaces it October to March, when the window closes for the season), then move through Old Town for an oil and balsamic tasting, dark chocolate cream from an 1880s chocolatier, and a Fort Street bakery item that changes with the day. A tuna taco at a beer hall in a restored market square leads into Chinatown, where the tour closes with a barbecue pork bun under the carved stone lions of the gate, and a Secret Dish on Tuesday to Saturday departures. Groups stay small, capped at 12, guided by a local who knows the city's history block by block.

Embark on an enchanting journey to the breathtaking 1000 Islands, a hidden gem nestled between Canada and the United States. This exclusive 9-hour private tour from Toronto offers a seamless blend of comfort, luxury, and natural beauty. With a private car and a knowledgeable guide at your service, you’ll be treated to an unforgettable experience as you explore the picturesque landscapes and historical landmarks of this unique archipelago.

Explore Alberta’s Badlands on a full-day guided adventure to Drumheller, where dinosaur history comes alive. Visit the world-renowned Royal Tyrrell Museum, home to an extensive collection of dinosaur fossils, and enjoy ample time to explore its exhibits. Capture iconic sights like the Drumheller Welcome Sign, the historic Rosedale Suspension Bridge, and the unique Drumheller Hoodoos. This tour is perfect for families, dinosaur enthusiasts, and photographers alike, offering a small-group experience with comfortable transportation from Calgary. - Duration: Approximately 10.5 hours with scenic stops - Includes lunch at the museum cafeteria and bottled water - Visit iconic attractions like the World's Largest Dinosaur and Horsethief Canyon - Small-group tours ensure personalized attention and memorable experiences * Subject to a minimum of 3 persons booking this tour, or the tour may be cancelled.

Take the only exclusive private guided tour of Virginia Falls and the Nahanni in town. Spend the whole day in the Nahanni with extended stops at Virginia Falls, Glacier Lake & Rabbit Kettle Lake.

Explore the rich history of Steveston on a one-hour guided tour at the Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site. Discover the stories of the lives of the diverse fishing and canning communities, and the unique boat-building heritage of this scenic area. Led by a knowledgeable Heritage Interpreter, this tour offers a deep dive into the cultural significance and historical narratives of Steveston. Perfect for all ages, this engaging experience is available daily during the summer season, inviting visitors to connect with the past in a vibrant setting. - One-hour guided tour at Britannia Shipyards National Historic Site - Available daily from June 1 to September 7, 2026, at 1:30 pm - Suitable for all ages; children 12 and under can join for free - Drop-ins welcome; advanced bookings available for convenience

This is an action-packed, fully private tour that showcases Niagara Falls like never before! Begin with a scenic, narrated drive past the serene Dufferin Islands, then kick the excitement up a notch as you zipline straight toward the mighty Horseshoe Falls. Next, take to the skies on a breathtaking helicopter ride for panoramic views of the entire region. Finally, hang on tight for an adrenaline-pumping Whirlpool Jet Boat ride through Class 5 rapids. Hotel pickup and drop-off anywhere in Niagara Falls, Canada, and all attraction admissions are included for a seamless, unforgettable experience.

Discover the natural wonders of Vancouver Island on our guided walking tour for small groups, staying in comfortable hotel and lodge accommodations. Walk to hidden beaches and below towering old growth forests, learning the secrets and connections that make the land come to life. As a small group of 12 travelers and one of our professional local guides, we will travel from Victoria to Tofino, Canada’s surf capital and most charming little seaside town. During your guided Vancouver Island hiking tour, you will visit both famous and secret beaches, see rushing waterfalls and likely encounter plenty of wildlife!

Experience the best of Alberta on an unforgettable 4-day adventure through Banff, the Canadian Rockies, Icefields Parkway and Drumheller. Explore turquoise lakes, waterfalls, canyons, glaciers and the fascinating Alberta Badlands with a knowledgeable local guide. Visit highlights including Lake Minnewanka, Banff Town, Bow Falls, Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Johnston Canyon, Bow Lake, Peyto Lake and Waterfowl Lakes. Travel the spectacular Icefields Parkway to the Columbia Icefield, with the opportunity to experience the Glacier Adventure and Skywalk. On Day 4, discover Drumheller, including Horseshoe Canyon, Royal Tyrrell Museum, the Hoodoos and more. Travel in a clean, comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with scenic photo stops, local insights, hidden gems and wildlife viewing opportunities. Relax and enjoy Alberta while they take care of the driving and planning. We will provide pickup and drop-off each day for your scheduled day tours from the designated pickup locations

This full-day, round-trip tour from Toronto to the Niagara Region stops in charming Niagara-on-the-Lake. Travelers will have time for lunch, to wander through boutiques, and to explore historic streets. Afterwards, enjoy the scenic drive alongside the Niagara River to Niagara Falls as your guide talks about the region's biodiversity and history. Upon arrival at the Falls, take the breathtaking Boat Cruise to the base of Horseshoe Falls. As an optional (add-on), visit the Skylon Tower observatory deck, with its stunning 360-degree views of Niagara Falls and the surrounding region. Guests will then have free time to shop, eat, and explore Niagara Falls before reboarding the bus for the return trip to Toronto.