Niagara Falls Canadian Adventures

Enjoy a Canadian Adventure Tour from the United States side of Niagara Falls.

This 4 hour tour features some of the most exciting attractions in Niagara Falls Canada. Take a ride aboard the world famous Maid of the Mist to experience a view from the Niagara River unlike any other. See the beauty and grace of Niagara Falls as you travel up river beside the American and Bridal Veil Falls. Feel the roar as you approach the base of the Horseshoe falls and wonder at its power!

Experience a unique adventure as you travel on a Journey Behind the Falls. Wander through the tunnels built in 1889 and view the falls from a different perspective. End your trip with a spectacular view as you venture out onto the deck below the horseshoe falls.

Views or Visits:

~ Maid of the Mist Boat (admission paid,raincoat provided, seasonal)
~ Journey Behind the Falls (admission paid, raincoat provided, seasonal)
~ Table Rock
~ American Falls
~ Horseshoe Falls
~ Bridal Veil Falls
~ Lower Rapids
~ Giant Whirlpool
~ Disaster Site of Shoelkoph Power Plant
~ Botanical Gardens
~ Control Dam
~ Marooned Barge
~ Dufferin Islands
~ Battery of Lights
~ Sir Harry Oakes Gardens
~ Robert Moses Power Plant
~ Sir Adam Beck Generating Station
~ Floral Clock

FAQ

Are your tours appropriate for children?
Our tours are fun for the entire family! The guides are fun and entertaining, and really make everyone to feel comfortable! From the stories of the daredevils going over the Falls, to the real life "miracle of Niagara", everyone will find their tour to be an enjoyable and relaxing experience! The Maid of the Mist has no age restrictions, and it is a blast for kids of all ages!

Can I bring a camera/video camera?
Absolutely! When enjoying the Maid of the Mist Boat ride, Cave of the Winds Trip or Journey Behind the Falls, you may want to bring along a plastic bag to protect your electronics. You will get some great photos and when it's too wet on the Maid of the Mist Boat ride etc., just wrap up the camera and you're good to go!

Does the Maid of the Mist Boat ride operate year round?
No! Too much ice and snow in the winter! When the boat is not in operation, we substitute admission to the Journey Behind the Falls to walk back behind the Horseshoe Falls. The Maid of the Mist season typically begins mid to late April and runs through the end of October.

Is there a lot of walking on your tours?
Our All-American Adventure has the most walking, and involves stairs on the Cave of the Winds Trip. The rest of the tours feature relatively short distances with little or no stairs. There are plenty of benches throughout the parks during the tour, so if someone in your party does not want to participate in everything, they do not have to.

Are your tours handicapped accessible?
All of our tour routes are wheelchair accessible. Our vehicles however, are not equipped with wheelchair lifts. If that is something you require, please let us know and we can refer you to one of our tourism partners that offers this service. We do have wheelchairs available at our office for guests who may require some assistance with walking.

Are your tours weather contingent?
We run rain or shine! There's always a little mist in the air around Niagara Falls, so we don't really notice any raindrops!

Are strollers permitted on the tour?
Absolutely! If you have an umbrella type stroller, that's ideal. We do have one at our office if you need to borrow one.

Very Important:
US-Canada Border Crossing Information
~Canada will not allow a U.S. citizen into the country who does not have the proper documentation to return home. Everyone from every country arriving in Canada or the USA by air, land or sea now needs a passport or equivalent travel document. Equivalent travel documents include:
1. NEXUS CARD: A partnership between the Canada and U.S. border services that pre-approves entry for travelers by land, sea or air between Canada and U.S. An added benefit is designated and faster lanes at border crossings and airports. Application process involves interview and fingerprinting. Both U.S. and Canadian citizens apply through U.S. Customs and Border Protection.
2. U.S. PASSPORT CARD: This U.S. Department of State-issued ID is valid for entry into Canada by land or sea, though not valid for international air travel.
3. ENHANCED DRIVER'S LICENSE (EDL): EDLs indicate both citizenship and identity and are valid for entry into Canada by land or sea, though not valid for international air travel. As of January 2009, EDLs were only available in Washington and New York states, but were planned for Vermont as well. See individual state licensing departments for more info.
4. FAST/EXPRES CARD: This U.S. Customs and Border Protection program pre-approves commercial truck drivers for travel between the U.S. and Canada.

Children ages 18 and under are required to present proof of citizenship, such as a birth certificate - passports, of course, are also acceptable.
~If one parent is traveling with a minor child without the other parent, they must also have a notarized letter from the absent parent stating approval for the one parent to travel across the US-Canada border with the child.

NOTE: 72 HOURS BOOKING NOTICE REQUIRED! Pick-up from Niagara Falls US side hotels only. Rates are in US dollars, and include all taxes and fees. Please reserve online, or call us toll-free at 888-880-9101.