Niagara Falls (Canada) Tours

Descend 19 stories to head towards the Niagara Gorge before taking the scening Hornblower Cruise to feel the mist up close.

Walk through the dimly-lit tunnels of ‘Journey Behind the Falls’ with pre-reserved access for a close-up view of the Falls from rock wall openings.

See the Rainbow Bridge connecting Canada and the US, Table Rock jutting out very close to the falls, and Queen Victoria Place's lush gardens.

Upgrade to soar 520 ft up to the Skylon Tower's observation deck and ride on the Incline Railway to travel up and down Niagara Falls!

Fun fact: The Cave of the Winds at Niagara Falls formed with receding glaciers, once offering a behind-the-falls view was closed in 1955 due to falling rocks.

Immerse in the beauty of Niagara Falls on this small-group tour with expert-guided commentary.

Enjoy the exhilarating ride up to the Skylon Tower, and soak in the majestic aerial views of all three Niagara Falls, the sight is a visual treat.

Venture behind the scenes at the Journey Behind the Falls, feel the thundering vibrations of crashing waters, and get up close with the falls on the Hornblower Niagara Cruise.

Upgrade your experience by including convenient hotel transfers from Niagara Falls, Ontario and also go on a driving tour of the city.

Fun fact: Niagara Falls has been the backdrop for numerous films, such as Superman II, Pirates of the Caribbean, and the 1953 classic Niagara featuring Marilyn Monroe!

Experience the thrill of soaring 67 meters above the Niagara River Gorge, gliding 670 meters past the American Falls to land near the Horseshoe Falls for spectacular views.

Enjoy peace of mind with a secure harness, helmet, and expert safety instructions, ensuring a fun and safe ride while you fly high over Niagara Falls.

Land at the Falls Observation Deck for stunning photo opportunities, then relax on the comfortable shuttle ride back to your starting point.

Fun fact: Niagara Falls was formed more than 12,000 years ago at the end of the Ice Age when large torrents of water were released from the melting ice.

Go on a small-group guided tour of Niagara Peninsula, including Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake lunch.

Stand in awe at Table Rock, feeling the spray of Niagara Falls' thundering waters as they plunge over the Horseshoe Falls.

Explore Niagara-on-the-Lake's quaint shops and streets with your guide, learning fascinating stories about the region's rich history.

Upgrade your adventure to get closer to the Falls with a boat cruise or Journey Behind the Falls.

Fun fact: Niagara-on-the-Lake is famous for its Icewine, a delicious dessert wine made from frozen grapes.

Enjoy breathtaking views of Niagara Falls from atop the Skylon Tower down to the observation deck at the end of a 2,200-foot-long tunnel.

Dive 180 feet into the 100 - year - old hidden power station through a glass elevator that reveals a structure excavated by old shovels, dynamite and pickaxes.

Piece together Niagara Falls’ relationship with hydroelectric power as you gaze upon the statue of Nikola Tesla and discover his role in the story.

Hear the fall water roar and feel the mist on your face as you stand front and center on the boardwalk to Horseshoe Falls.

Fun-fact: Niagara's emerald waters are caused by 60 tons of rock pulverized by the falls every minute!

Soar over key landmarks like the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls while enjoying unobstructed views through large panoramic windows.

Multilingual audio commentary available in 12 languages provides enriching insights into the falls and surrounding landmarks, ensuring you don't miss a detail.

Fly along the Niagara River from the Whirlpool Rapids to Rainbow Bridge, witnessing iconic sites like Queen Victoria Park and Skylon Tower from above.

Enjoy flexibility with weather-optimized scheduling and the convenience of parking just 5 minutes from downtown Niagara Falls.

Fun fact: The Whirlpool Rapids, seen from above, have swirling currents moving as fast as 30 feet per second.

Enjoy priority access to the Cave of the Winds, bypassing long lines for a seamless experience, and learn about the Fall's history with an expert guide.

Experience the exhilarating power of Bridal Veil Falls up close from the Hurricane Deck, where you’ll feel the intense mist and hear the thunderous roar of the falls.

Watch “The World Changed Here,” a compelling film that delves into the historical and environmental significance of Niagara Falls.

Explore hands-on displays and multimedia presentations, including features on Nikola Tesla’s revolutionary work with hydroelectric power at Niagara Falls.

Did you know? Nikola Tesla’s innovations at Niagara Falls were key to creating the first large-scale hydroelectric power plant.

Get up close to the Horseshoe Falls as the Maid of the Mist takes you into the misty spray, offering a thrilling view of 700,000 gallons of water per second.

Learn the fascinating history and daring tales of those who braved the falls from your guide, and get insider tips for best photo ops!

From November 7th to May 1st, marvel at the icy beauty of the Cave of the Winds, where you’ll see stunning winter formations and close-up views of Bridal Veil Falls.

Fun fact: The Maid of the Mist boats are custom-built for the powerful currents of Niagara Falls and have been redesigned multiple times to enhance passenger safety and comfort.

Soar above Niagara Falls on a helicopter and explore the American side of the natural wonder on a 5-hour small-group guided tour.

Feel the icy spray of the Maid of the Mist invigorate your senses or let your guide lead you through the underwater wonderland of the Aquarium of Niagara.

On Goat Island, discover how Nikola Tesla developed the world’s first hydroelectric power plant. Check out the bronze statue erected in his honor.

Descend into the Niagara Gorge's limestone heart at the Cave of the Winds, where walkways lead you to the Hurricane Deck for an intimate encounter with the falls.

Did you know? Legend says a star-crossed couple defied their tribes and a heartbroken maiden's tears became the Bridal Veil Falls we see today.