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Admire one of Canada’s top attractions in the evening on this Niagara Falls tour that departs Toronto in the afternoon. Experience the falls’ power up close on an afternoon cruise; enjoy maple-syrup tasting, and sit down to a buffet dinner (optional) with beautiful views over Horseshoe Falls and American Falls. In summer you may see fireworks and in winter the seasonal night-time illuminations.

Toronto Island is the only island chain in Western Lake Ontario, it has a diverse collection of plants and wildlife, and holds deep history dating back to the first native American people. Did you know the location for Toronto, then called York, was chosen due to the prime natural harbour created by the Toronto Island, then a peninsula? Wards and Algonquin Island are some of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city and some of their ancestors are still here today.

Enjoy a relaxing three-hour yacht cruise around Toronto’s islands in Lake Ontario, admiring the city views along the way. You can choose to sit back and relax on the beanbags on deck, or to take the helm and have a go at steering the yacht yourself. This is a small-group activity so you can enjoy the peace and quiet out on the lake.

Get to know Toronto’s Distillery District on this walking tour that’s easy on the wallet. A guide takes you around the Victorian Industrial architecture, sharing history and entertaining anecdotes along the way. Hear about business intrigue and the company that became the world's largest distillery.

Don’t settle for just looking at Niagara Falls from a distant viewing deck; this full-day guided tour includes a chance to see the crashing waters up close. After arriving at the city of Niagara Falls, board the Hornblower boat cruise and prepare to get wet as you explore the waters below the Canadian Horseshoe Falls.

To visit Niagara Falls the easy way from Toronto, join this guided tour, with departures year-round. Sit back and enjoy the views of the Ontario countryside on the drive to Niagara Falls, passing wine country and scenic Niagara-on-the-Lake. Enjoy three hours to tour Niagara Falls independently or upgrade to jump on board the unmissable Niagara City cruise, which takes you right to the base of the falls.

Toronto has so many landmarks to explore that it can be tough to know how to fit everything you want to see into one trip. Thankfully, this half-day small-group walking tour takes you to a curated selection of the city’s most popular sights. Walk the Hockey Hall of Fame, pass by the historic Union Station, gaze up at the lofty CN Tower, and much more.

Experience the might of Niagara Falls up close on this day tour from Toronto with round-trip transport included. You won't have to deal with fussy car rentals or driving, and you'll see the falls up close during an included Niagara City cruise. Discover top attractions along Niagara Parkway as well, including the Floral Clock and Queenston Heights.

Leave the bustle of Toronto behind and head to beautiful Niagara Falls on this full-day, multi-experience excursion. Feel the mist on your face during an iconic Niagara City cruise at the base of the falls (in season) and visit the Journey Behind the Falls attraction for a unique view of the crashing waters. Your lunch and transportation are included for a seamless experience.

Take in the Niagara Falls highlights in a single day on this small-group tour from Toronto. Save time with hotel pickup and head straight to the 520-foot (160-meter) observation deck of Skylon Tower to check out spectacular views of Bridal Veil Falls, American Falls, Horseshoe Falls, and the Niagara River. Then feel the waterfalls’ awesome power from below during a dramatic boat ride on the Hornblower Cruise (seasonal).

Arguably the most scenic part of Ontario, the BP Explorer whisks you to the Georgian Bay by land and by sea for two days of camping fun. Guests will walk along Canada’s oldest and longest trail, visit 'The Grotto' cave, discover sunken shipwrecks from aboard a glass-bottom boat, and explore an island marked by its mysterious ‘flowerpot’ rock formations. Guests will enjoy free transportation from Toronto, three square meals, and a good old-fashioned campfire. Best of all, no camping experience or equipment is necessary (not even a sleeping bag). Sightseers can enjoy access to the Canadian wilderness for a unique opportunity that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, all first-timers will learn the basics of camping).

See Niagara Falls without the hassle of driving on this convenient day trip from Toronto. Your tickets to a Niagara cruise are included, saving you from long lines to buy tickets, and you'll also get free time to explore the area independently and have lunch. Cover additional attractions, including the charming town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, that you might miss on your own.

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.

Experience Niagara Falls by day and night on this small-group day tour. A driving tour of the area helps you get your bearings. Then, see the Falls from three different angles: from above at Skylon Tower, up close aboard a cruise, and the Journey Behind the Falls. Relax after a day of sightseeing with dinner at a restaurant offering dramatic views of Horseshoe Falls lit up.

An eFoil is a type of watercraft that uses an electric motor to propel the rider above the surface of the water on a hydrofoil, which is a wing-like structure that extends beneath the board. This activity is unique because it allows riders to experience a sensation similar to flying over the water, rather than just gliding on the surface like traditional watercraft such as boats or jet skis. Additionally, eFoil activity is eco-friendly because it runs on an electric motor rather than a gas-powered engine, which reduces noise pollution and emissions. It also requires minimal maintenance compared to traditional watercraft. Overall, eFoil activity offers a unique and thrilling experience that combines the excitement of water sports with the sensation of flying, while also promoting environmental sustainability.

Experience the thrill of white water rafting on the Madawaska River, where the excitement peaks from Monday to Thursday when the dams release water for an exhilarating ride. Before hitting the rapids, explore the Canadian Canoe Museum to learn about the rich history of canoeing in Canada. This full-day adventure includes a scenic drive in a comfortable 14-passenger transit equipped with entertainment options, ensuring a fun journey. Expect a 13-hour round trip filled with adventure and camaraderie, perfect for those seeking an adrenaline rush in a day trip from Toronto. - Thrilling white water rafting on the Madawaska River - Visit the Canadian Canoe Museum for a cultural experience - Comfortable 14-passenger transit with entertainment options - Full-day adventure with regular washroom breaks every 1-2 hours

Experience the ultimate water adventure with your Radinn Jetboard rental — the world’s most advanced electric jet-powered surfboard! Glide effortlessly across calm waters at speeds up to 56 km/h, no waves needed. Whether you’re a complete beginner or an adrenaline junkie, your professional instructors guide you every step of the way to ensure a safe and thrilling ride. Enjoy breathtaking views of Lake Ontario’s Oakville shoreline as you carve and cruise, feeling the freedom of flying over water powered by cutting-edge technology. With easy-to-use wireless controls, a silent motor, and lightweight design, the Radinn Jetboard offers a smooth, responsive experience unlike any other. This 60-minute session includes all gear, a safety briefing, and private dock access, making it a perfect activity for solo adventurers, friends, or families. Don’t miss out — book your Radinn Jetboard ride today and make waves with Off-Water eFoil!

Embark on a magnificent and unforgettable journey that immerses you in the wonders of nature, offering an opportunity to witness breathtaking natural scenery and embark on an adventure of a lifetime. ★ Climb to the 360-degree viewing platform of Skylon Tower to have a bird's-eye view of the charming scenery of the waterfall area ★ Take the "Hornblower" landscape boat to pass through the dense water mist, close to the edge of the horseshoe-shaped cliff, experience the thunderous roar of the waterfalls and the spectacle of cascading water. ★ Indulge in a glass of Canada's most renowned ice wine, savoring its unique sweetness and richness. ★ Explore the brand-new attraction "Little Canada," where you can experience a condensed version of Canada's most iconic architecture, landmarks, and culture up close. ★ Stay overnight at the Fallsview District and leisurely enjoy the unique nighttime view of the illuminated waterfalls under vibrant colored lights and fireworks (seasonal)

We paddle a unique canoe, whole group in the same boat with the guide. Explore special places on the Toronto Islands. Best city skyline views right from your canoe seat.

Elora Gorge is a natural gorge that’s known for its wild rapids and towering cliffs. Instead of exploring this area alone, a 2-day camping trip is a safe way to discover local highlights. Enjoy plenty of outdoor adventures—including tubing, hiking, and swimming in an abandoned quarry. Also, benefit from having round-trip private transfers from Toronto included, as well as camping equipment, select meals, and tubing gear.

Departing from the central waterfront, Obsession III offers spectacular dinner cruises to fit any occasion. Whether you’re new in town or a native Torontonian, whether you’re celebrating a first date, birthday, anniversary or a night out with friends, we offer the perfect location. Enjoy a contemporary sit down dinner with an assortment of appetizers, followed by your choice of salads and entrees. Be sure to save room for our delicious dessert selection to round off your meal! Throughout dinner, our on board DJ will be playing background music and will transition later in the evening to dancing the night away with a DJ, classic and current hits.

Stay relaxed on this small-group 3-day camping trip to Algonquin Provincial Park, with all camping equipment and meals provided. Accompanied by your guide, explore the sugar maple and yellow birch forests of the park, and learn the basics of camping. At night, stargaze and enjoy s’mores by the campfire while anticipating the adventures of the following days.

This Private 1000 Islands Tour from Toronto offers unbeatable value and convenience by taking care of all the details for you — from guaranteed cruise tickets to seamless transportation in a private vehicle. You’ll enjoy skip-the-line access at the 1000 Islands Cruise in Ivy Lea, ensuring you don’t miss out on this popular experience that often sells out. Your dedicated driver/guide provides expert knowledge of the region, sharing insider stories and local history that you wouldn’t find on your own. What truly sets this tour apart is the balance of sightseeing, culture, and relaxation. Unlike large group tours, this private experience runs at your pace, allowing you to explore comfortably and enjoy unique highlights such as the famous Big Apple bakery stop, the scenic cruise through the islands, and free time at the historic Kingston waterfront. The result is a well-rounded adventure filled with fairytale castles, lighthouses, charming towns, and hidden gems along the way.

Toronto Island is the only island chain in Western Lake Ontario. It has a diverse collection of plants and wildlife, and holds deep history dating back to the first native American people. Did you know the location for Toronto, then called York, was chosen due to the prime natural harbour created by the Toronto Island, then a peninsula? Wards and Algonquin Island are some of the oldest neighbourhoods in the city and some of their ancestors are still here today.