Maid of The Mist and Cave of The Winds Guided Walking Tour

Following the surreal view of the falls from the Maid of the Mist boat ride, you will ride an elevator up to the Observation Deck, offering a different and elevated perspective. Photographs captured from this location are truly epic!

One of the many islands surrounding the Falls is Green Island, which is uniquely situated in the center of the American Falls.

Your guide will accompany you to see the man himself, albeit in the form of a statue. You will discover more about his groundbreaking work, which we still reap the benefits of 70 years later, thanks to his genius.

Your guide will transport you to Goat Island, where you will embark on a brief walk to Terrapin Point. From there, you will have a magnificent view of the Canadian Horse-Shoe falls that is closer than you ever imagined possible.

During the tour, your guide will lead you to Luna Island where you can view the Bridal Veil Falls and American Falls up close. Along the way, they will provide you with fascinating information about the history of the falls and details about its natural wonder.

This experience is exclusively available on the American side of Niagara Falls. The adventure begins with a walk through a small interactive museum followed by a thrilling cinema-like experience about the groundbreaking invention of Nikola Tesla, who used the water from the falls to generate electricity - a method still in use today. The real excitement starts when you put on a poncho and step onto a wooden deck located directly beneath the Bridal Veil Falls, which is rebuilt every year. This is the only location where you can actually touch the water from the falls, providing an indescribable view and cooling sensation. But that's not all - you'll then proceed to the hurricane deck where you can choose to experience 60,000 gallons of water thundering down over you.

You will witness an incredible sight of the Canadian Horse-shoe falls up close. From this vantage point, you can observe the forceful flow of water as it plunges over the falls, producing an abundance of mist visible from a great distance.