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LocationNiagara Falls
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Reviews 12 Reviews
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Duration9.5 Hours
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Adults
CA$199
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Seniors (Age 60+)CA$189
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Children (4-12 years)CA$149
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Infants (0-3 years)Free
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Not only is Niagara Falls one of the most breathtaking Wonders of the World, there are many more attractions to see and experience in Niagara. Our Oakville to Niagara Falls DayTour will shuttle you from Oakville to the Niagara Falls where you will board one of Niagara Falls most popular attractions the Hornblower Boat.
Hop on board the Voyage To The Falls Cruise by Hornblower and get an up-close and personal view of the Great Niagara Falls (they will supply you with a rain poncho to keep you dry). This is a unique photography opportunity and fun for the entire family!
The tour then travels to Niagara-on-the-Lake. This quaint Victorian era town still is full of history and stunning architecture. You will learn about the Battle of 1812 and participate in a wine (or grape juice) tasting at a local winery where you will learn how Niagara Region's World famous table and Ice wines are produced.
After a full day of thrills and culture we will drop you back off safely in Oakville (unless you have purchased the Airport Dropoff Add On) with a camera full of memories.
Free pick up from anywhere in the Greater Toronto Area. The tour is conducted in small groups. 1.5 hours (90 minutes) drive from Toronto to Niagara Falls.
When you arrive at Niagara Falls, we waste no time in showing you the majestic Niagara Falls.
Voyage to the Falls cruise. This attraction is seasonal. If the Voyage to the Falls cruise is not available (usually in the winter months), this experience will not be part of the tour. Instead we will take you to Journey Behind The Falls or Skylon Tower.
Free time to eat lunch, souvenir shop and explore Niagara Falls! Lunch is not included in the price of the tour. It is an optional add-on
Take a lovely afternoon drive down the scenic Niagara Parkway which winds along the Niagara River.
Experience the natural phenomenon of the Niagara River. You will witness the power of the Niagara River and watch the white waters of the rapids in the Niagara Gorge. The waters of the rapids converge, causing them to spin in counterclockwise motion. At this time we drop off customers to the Helipad (if they have selected the Helicopter Tour Add-On).
The Floral Clock is one of Niagara Falls most popular attractions. It is a large clock surrounded by thousands of colourful flowers in the summer and fall months.
We will stop at the Worlds Smallest Chapel, a wonderful place to take unique pictures at the miniature place of worship.
We will cruise through the quaint town of Niagara-on-the-Lake to see the wonderful 19th century Victorian architecture and then stop at a local winery to taste some of the finest wines Canada has to offer (grape juice tastings are also available).
You are dropped off at your place of pickup after your Niagara Falls Day Tour Adventure! (dropoff time depends on local traffic conditions or delays)
We pick up and drop off from all hotels & B&B's in the Greater Toronto Area. For 2022, we are keeping the group sizes small so that tours could be conducted preferably in 6 Seater SUVs. Larger vehicles like buses will be used based on the group size.
To change/cancel Niagara Falls Day/Evening/Private Tour dates please call or email us.
Customers will receive a FULL REFUND if they call at least 24 hours ahead to cancel.
If a Day or Evening Tour is cancelled less than 24 hours ahead NO REFUND will be provided.
What type of vehicle is used?
This small-group tour is usually conducted in a comfortable SUV. It is heated in the winter and air-conditioned in the summer. Sometimes for larger groups, the tour may be conducted in a shuttle bus or van depending on the requirement.
Is this a good sightseeing tour?
Yes. it is a GREAT sightseeing tour. We show you most of what the Niagara region has to offer on this 9.5-hour tour.
Is there ever a circumstance when a location is omitted from the tour?
During the winter months, the Hornblower Boat Cruise is closed. Instead, we visit the Journey Behind The Falls Attraction (or Skylon Tower, if Journey Behind The Falls is unavailable)
Are we inside the vehicle the whole tour?
No, since locations are spread out we must use a comfortable coach vehicle for transportation. However, there are a number of stops to get off the vehicle and explore your surroundings.
Is there assigned seating in the vehicle?
Seating is first-come, first-serve. However please contact info@toniagara.com if you require a reserved seat and we will try to assist.
If the tour is sold out, is there a waiting list?
No, there are no waiting lists. It is best to book as early as possible to avoid disappointment.
Are cameras allowed on the tour?
Yes. we want you to capture all the great memories of your tour with us!
Should I tip the tour guide?
Gratuities are not included in the price of your ticket. A tip is not required but always appreciated!
Are food and drink included on the tour? Can I bring my own?
No food is served on the tour, you are provided complimentary bottled water. Feel free to bring your own snacks as long as you remove all garbage from the vehicle at the end of the tour. There are many fast food places to eat or you can purchase the lunch add-on when you book your ticket.
Are kids ages 0-3 years of age free?
Infants 0-3 years of age are free however seating is not guaranteed. If the vehicle is full they may have to sit on a lap. If you purchase a seat it is guaranteed.
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