Top Niagara Falls & Around Nature and Wildlife

Your Niagara Falls Walking Tour begins at the meeting point at Dufferin Islands. You will marvel at the picturesque trails and be pleasantly surprised at how secluded the islands feel despite being so close to the Falls. The Dufferin Islands are truly one of Niagara’s best hidden gems.  After your walk through the Islands, your guide will take you on a stroll along the Niagara Parkway to view famous Niagara landmarks including the Old Scow, Upper Rapids, the power stations, the Illumination Tower and of course, the Niagara Falls themselves. At the end of your tour, your guide will bring you to the Hornblower loading area in the heart of Niagara’s tourism district. If you’ve chosen to take part in the cruise, you will continue onward to a refreshing, socially-distanced boat ride into the mist. For guests not taking part in the cruise, you may continue exploring the beautiful city of Niagara Falls on your own. 

Ride along effortlessly, surrounded by beautiful sceneries during our Segway Tour of Port Dalhousie! This is the perfect winter family activity in Niagara, Segways are super easy to learn, no one is left behind and everybody is having fun! We only ride in parks in fairly quiet and wide paths so this tour is ideal for first-timers!  Each participant receives a personal training on how to ride a Segway and enough time to practice by themselves before we begin the tour. This Tour is about 50 minutes and 3 kilometers long and includes a break to enjoy a hot beverage at a local bakery. We meet on the Parking Lot of Jaycee Gardens, located at 543 Ontario St, St Catharines ON L2N 4N4. •

Get as close as possible to Niagara Falls on this guided escape to one of the world’s most incredible natural wonders and the surrounding Niagara Falls, New York, USA region. Feel the powerful rush of 150,000 gallons of water per second from the NYS Observation Tower, overlooking the American Falls. Take a journey to the edge of the rushing water by boat on the Maid of the Mist and by descending 175ft (53m) below to the Cave of Winds.