Canada · CRAFT BEER
Distances here are long and daylight is finite. These 12 craft beer tours justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide quickly and get back to the map.
Vancouver in a 3-hour walk: street art murals in Mount Pleasant, behind-the-scenes at Beaumont Studios, and craft beer tastings included.
“Andrew! He was a great tour guide and knew the area so well. He could tell us about the history of the art and the area and also make great suggestions for flights of beer to try.”
Sample eight Montreal craft beers with poutine and snacks on a 3-hour Latin Quarter walk, guided in English. Mobile ticket included.
“Me and my stepbrother weee visiting Montreal with our families and we wanted a little guy time. This was such a great thing to do. Our guides were great and knowledgeable. I wish we did this on our first day (Tuesday) so we would have a better idea of the city which we had after this tour. Would totally do this again. I wanted to stay around and hangout with the group but our wives were calling to meet us.”
A 3-hour small-group walk through Calgary street art plus brewery tastings, focused on stories behind the murals in Beltline.
“So much fun! The street art was so eclectic. Daryl had the backstories on the artists and murals. Got to know a piece of Calgary that few would know. The brewery’s were a great addition and the perfect pit stops to get to know one another.”
A 3-hour Calgary walk pairing street art murals with craft beer tastings at two breweries, plus local tips and easy downtown views.
“Excellent tour with Daniel. Saw some terrific mural art in downtown Calgary. Stops at two beer serving establishments was an added treat.”
A small-group Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake craft tour with tastings at Wayne Gretzky Estates, Oast House, Limited, and The Exchange.
“Great tour and guide! Donna was very knowledgeable of all the places we visited and even recommended beers/drinks to try”
A 3.5-hour eBike tour from La Barberie to Montmorency Falls, with St. Lawrence river views, Maizerets gardens, and a craft beer break.
“Mark took us on an excellent tour. He was informative and very interested in what he was sharing with us. The bikes were excellent quality and very comfortable and the additional beer tasting at the end was a great finale.”
Quebec City’s Montmorency Falls eBike ride, with St. Lawrence views, garden stops, and a La Barberie beer tasting finish included.
“This was a great tour that we would highly recommend as an excursion outside the city center. Bikes were easy to use for all ages/skill levels and the tour was a perfect combination of beautiful scenery, nature and adventure. The waterfall is truly beautiful and well worth the trip. Jacob was a great guide and the beer at the end was a perfect way to end the day.”
Ottawa to Quebec breweries in 4 hours with 12 beer tastings, dinner, snacks, and backstage production-room tours.
“I was probably the only person on the bus that didn’t understand French. Brandon was an amazing tour guide - the beer was great, the enthusiasm was awesome and the experience was top notch. He made sure I didn’t feel left out and involved me in everything. I highly recommend them to anyone interested in booking a tour of the area.”
Walk Victoria’s Chinatown alleyways on a guided craft beer tour with tastings, local pub bites, and short stops at iconic sites.
“Al was a great host he had a lot of knowledge about the city and was very friendly we enjoyed the different craft beers and the stop at bakery in China town was amazing”
3-hour Montreal brewpub walk with 8+ tastings and beer-paired bites at St-Bock, L’Amère à Boire, Pamplemousse, Benelux.
“A little haphazard to be honest...two groups from the same tour company following the same route at the same time...ours only 3, the other only 5... we could have merged and the tour would have been more social.....there seem to be no desire by the guides to make things more enjoyable for the paying customer.”
Sip four Niagara craft breweries in one guided loop, with pickup, beer flights, and short education stops, ideal for drinkers with zero driving stress.
“No communication whatsoever. No one picked us up. Their phone number didn’t work. We were very much looking forward to this and very sad that no one ever contacted us.”
Tour Victoria’s craft scene in 3.5 hours with two breweries, one distillery, guided tastings, water, and round-trip van transport.
Six time zones of days out, sorted by the kind of day.
