Your first stop will be on the magnificent Niagara Falls. You can take a stroll on Niagara Parkway and take pictures of the Horseshoe Falls.

Board the Hornblower boat (optional add-on) and get up close and personal with the Niagara Falls. Note: The Hornblower Boat is a seasonal attraction. During the winter months your group can visit the Journey Behind the Falls or Skylon Tower.

There are many attractions, shops, and fun activities within walking distance from Niagara Falls, which you can explore. Floral Showhouse, Queen Victoria Park, Fallsview Boulevard and Clifton Hill are some of the places places to spend time.

Enjoy a full Canadian buffet lunch at Sheraton Fallsview Restaurant. Enjoy splendid views of Niagara Falls while having your meal. This is also a great photo opportunity.

The Niagara Parkway was referred to as “the prettiest Sunday afternoon drive in the world” by Winston Churchill. See it for yourself! Travel along the Niagara Gorge and Niagara River to your next destination.

Stop to watch the class 5 whitewater rapids of the Niagara River. See the rapids rush downstream and form a giant whirlpool where the river abruptly changes direction. You can also see the Whirlpool Aero Car making its way over the Niagara Whirlpool.

The Floral Clock is a giant clock with a clock face made of colourful perennial flowers. The clock face has a diameter of 40 feet and is a wonderful place to take unique pictures.

Queenston Heights is on the Canadian side of the Niagara River which separates Canada from USA. This is a historic site of a fierce battle between the British and the Americans during the War of 1812. The Queenston Heights Park is a memorial to the fallen soldiers. It also has the Brock Monument, the final resting place of Sir Isaac Brock of the British Army, who died in battle here.

The Living Water Wayside Chapel on Niagara Parkway finds mention in the Guinness Book of World Records as the smallest chapel in the world. It is another popular attraction for photos. Perfect for photos to add to your Niagara Falls memories.

Stroll through the main street of Niagara-on-the-Lake and admire the well-preserved Victorian era buildings and houses. It is also a shopper’s paradise with quaint shops, boutiques, restaurants, pubs, patisseries and even a chocolate factory!

The Niagara region is one of Canada’s famed wine-growing regions. If you are a wine lover, you can tour a winery and visit their vineyard. Take the opportunity and sample some wines and grape juices, including Canadian Icewine. Even if you are not a wine lover, you will love the picturesque vineyards.

You will be dropped off back at your hotel or dropoff location with memories that will last a lifetime.