Canada · CITY TOURS
Canadian cities sprawl, so the orientation tour earns its place on day one. The 15 below cover the hop-on buses, the amphibious ones, the bilingual coaches and the small-group walks, with prices and run times.
A 2-hour guided walk through Old Quebec’s Upper and Lower Town, with UNESCO sights, stories, and small-group attention.
“Very informative and worth the time. Try to do it early in your visit so you know the places to eat and visit.”
A 1-hour, $19 guided tour of Fairmont Le Château Frontenac in Quebec City, with a costumed guide and access to select areas.
“Fantastic tour around Château Frontenac! The guide was knowledgeable and engaging, sharing fascinating history and stories about Québec City. The views were stunning, and the experience really brought the area to life. Highly recommend for anyone visiting Québec!”
Cruise Québec City on the St. Lawrence with a bilingual guide, photo stops at Château Frontenac, Île d’Orléans, and Montmorency Falls.
“If you go to Quebec you need to have this experience. Beautiful views, had a bar for your drinks and a menu with food inside. You can view 360 inside the boat. Great experience.”
Half-day coach tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, plus Ile d’Orléans chocolate and copper.
“If you want to see the falls & Saint Anne’s this is a good way to see them. Look around for the best price because some used a different source and paid much less than we did. The bus was excessively hot and we all were overdressed after coming out of the cold. The windows were dirty and seeing out or taking photos wasn’t great. I know it’s winter but the windows could’ve been washed. The tour guide David was good and informative. Ample time at each stop too.”
A comfortable day trip from Montreal to Quebec City and Montmorency Falls, with guided Old Town stops and scenic river views.
“We booked the From Montreal: Quebec City and Montmorency Falls Day Trip and had an amazing time from start to finish! The ride from Montreal was comfortable and very well-organized. Once we arrived in Quebec City, the experience just kept getting better. Our tour guide was a lot of fun — engaging, full of fascinating stories, and really brought the history and culture to life. It made the tour feel personal rather than just another sightseeing trip. Exploring the city felt like stepping into Europe, and visiting Montmorency Falls was an absolute highlight. The views were stunning, but we wished we had more time to walk around and take it…”
A 2-hour grand walking tour of Old Quebec City with photo stops, fortifications, and classic viewpoints, guided in English or French.
“Christian was so knowledgeable and interesting, he was a great guide. I would highly recommend him.”
Hop on and off at 13 Toronto stops with a live English guide on a 24 or 48-hour open-top bus tour, including ROM and AGO.
“The bus tour was amazing and we had opportunity to see the city before making plans for any attractions and got to know our way around somewhat. The pass was nogotiabke for the next day which was also great, we cut the tour in half and got off at a stop next to our hotel. Continued the hop on hop off the next day and got off at attractions we wanted to tour.. Would recommend and sitting at the top outside was a better experience than sitting inside on the bottom.. got to take great pictures..”
Montreal to Quebec City by coach with a guide, quick history stops, Montmorency Falls photos, and free time in UNESCO Old Quebec.
“They never picked us up . I called and they said they were in the road and it was too late. They let me make it for the next week. I had t o book the hotel for an extra day and it cost me $00 because there was only one room left. I had to rebook my flight. I went on the trip the next week. The bus was old and dirty. The sears were cramped and I understand the guide because the speaker system was muffled.”
Cable car up Montmorency Falls in Quebec, then walk trails, cross the suspension bridge, and descend 487 steps for views.
“phenomenal way of spending theday but I recommend booking directly and arrange reaching the venue by bus or car but GANDola, falls experience, , suspension bridge, wood stairs, boardwalk all rocked.. worth time and money... scenic”
4.5-hour bus tour from Quebec City to Montmorency Falls, Île d'Orléans, and Sainte-Anne-de-Beaupré, with copper and chocolate stops.
“Such a beautiful way to explore Quebec! Our driver Francois was great, had the perfect balance of information and quiet time, plus had some very well received jokes! Though it rained all day, it was still beautiful, I only wish we could have seen more of Ile d’Orleans!”
Ride an amphibious bus on Ottawa streets and the Ottawa River, with live bilingual commentary, great photo stops, and a quick 1-hour hit.
“The tour was excellent! We went because our 3 year old son loves busses and boats, so this was beyond ideal! We had an excellent time! Sara, our tour guide was exceptional, extremely knowledgeable and most importantly friendly and happy! I highly recommend this tour to anyone who is looking for a fun and quick way to see the highlights of Ottawa!”
Half-day Montreal bus tour with hotel pickup, live bilingual commentary, and fast stops in Old Montreal, Old Port, Olympic Park, and Mount Royal.
“On time tours, informative commentary and a good mix of tour dies and tour breaks. Very good tour guide.”
A 5-hour small-group bike tour of Vancouver’s biggest sights, from Stanley Park Seawall to Granville Island, Chinatown, and Gastown.
“Heidi was an amazing guide! Very informative and we could tell she loved her city. Highly recommend this trip. Easy to moderate riding.”
Half-day Vancouver highlights tour with hotel pickup, guided stories, Stanley Park viewpoints, and Granville Island food and art.
“It was a very informative tour. Tour guide was very pleasant. Enjoyed Granville Island and Stanley Park.”
A one-day Vancouver highlights route with hotel pickup, guided neighborhood walks, and paid stops at Vancouver Lookout and Capilano Suspension Bridge.
“This tour was a nice blend of guided bus tour and free time to walk and explore. The highlight was definitely the Capilano Suspension Bridge all lit up for Xmas. Our guide, Sarah, gave great advice that saw us miss the crowds and we were all very grateful for that!!”
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
