Tours in Canada
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Private Vacation Photography Session with Photographer in Montreal
When Em from our team booked a private photo session with Flytographer in Montreal, we got what amounts to a professional photographer on your side for an hour, scouting locations with you and capturing decent shots of your crew. It's aimed at everyone from honeymooners to solo travellers just wanting good holiday snaps to take home. The photographer's a local so they can point you toward the actual decent cafรฉs and corners of the city, and you get 20โ65 edited digital images back within five days depending on which package you pick. Montreal's a photogenic city โ cobblestone laneways, the mountain, riverfront spots โ so the backdrop does a fair bit of the work.

Waterfalls to Whistler Private Tour One Way
When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private drive up BC's Sea to Sky Highway, what could've been a standard airport-to-resort shuttle turned into a proper road trip. You get a local guide steering a small group (or just your crew) through one of the world's genuinely stunning stretches of tarmac โ waterfalls, old-growth forest, coastal lookouts, the lot. The whole thing runs 3โ5 hours depending on how long you linger, and because there's no bus schedule to chase, you actually stop when something catches your eye. Most hikes sit a few minutes off the highway and won't wreck you, though harder options exist if your legs are keen.

East Kelowna Full Day Guided Wine Tour With 5 Wineries
When Ben from our team tackled this East Kelowna wine tour, he spent six hours working through five wineries spread across Okanagan Wine Country. The region sits in a sweet spot where the valley opens up to views of the lake and mountains, and it draws a decent mix of locals and tourists who know their wine. The pace is leisurely โ you're driven between stops in an air-conditioned van, so it's less about hiking and more about tasting your way through some solid award-winning drops and eating reasonably well along the way.

Arctic Day: Hiking Tour | half day
When Alex from our team did this half-day hike in the Yukon, we were after genuine landscape and a bit of local history โ and that's exactly what showed up. This three-hour walk takes you through the Yukon backcountry with Miles Canyon as the main drawcard, plus a stop at the remnants of Canyon City, a settlement that once bustled with prospectors. The group caps at 12, so it feels manageable rather than a cattle run, and your guide is local, which means the stories about the area actually land. It's a proper hike, not a stroll, but nothing extreme if you're reasonably fit.

Whistler to Vancouver Scenic Seaplane Transfer: One Way
When Charlie from our team booked this Whistler-to-Vancouver seaplane, we were after a proper shortcut with views. The 40-minute flight lifts off from Green Lake (nestled between Whistler and Blackcomb) and cuts across glacial mountains, lakes, and the Georgia Strait before touching down in Coal Harbour, downtown Vancouver's doorstep. It's peak scenic-route stuff โ the kind of transfer that doubles as a sightseeing jaunt. You're sharing the seaplane with other travellers, so it's compact but lively, and the whole experience trades road time for altitude.

Banff & Lake Louise 5-Day Winter Tour with Icefields Parkway
When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this five-day tour through Banff, Lake Louise, and Jasper, she got a proper taste of the Canadian Rockies in winter. You're bundled into an air-conditioned coach with an English-speaking guide, staying at Fairmont properties and rolling along the Icefields Parkway to see turquoise glacial lakes, forested canyon walks, and alpine vistas. It's the refined end of adventure travel โ comfort built in, but you're still covering serious ground. Five days is solid for getting a real feel of the region without feeling rushed.

Calgary Airport to Canmore Private Transfer
When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Calgary Airport to Canmore, she got what you'd hope for: a driver who knew the route, showed up on time, and didn't take a scenic detour just to pad the clock. It's a 90-minute to 2-hour drive through proper mountain country โ the Rockies rise up as you push west, and the scenery does genuinely shift from prairie to foothills. The car's clean, there's WiFi if you need it, and the whole thing feels like someone's actually thought about what a traveller wants after landing: no faffing about, no shared shuttles, just a straightforward run to your accommodation.

Cabot Trail: Private Scenic Highlights Tour
When Em from our BugBitten team ran the Cabot Trail private scenic highlights tour, we found ourselves cruising the western stretch of this famous Nova Scotia loop โ the bit most travellers reckon is the real showstopper. Four hours threading through Cape Breton Highlands National Park, past fishing villages and the Margaree River, with a local guide who actually knows the stories behind the cliffs and wharfs. You're not just ticking off viewpoints; you're getting the context of who built lives here and why the fishing culture still matters. The removable roof lets you feel the Atlantic wind, and there's a sunset option if you time it right.

Exotic Car Driving Tours with Super Cars in Blue Mountain
When Ben from our team booked the exotic car driving tour with GTA Exotics near Collingwood, Ontario, we were keen to see if the reality matched the hype. You get behind the wheel of four or five genuine supercarsโthink Lamborghini Huracรกn, Ferrari 488 Spider, and Corvette C8โrotating through each one during a 3-hour experience. The outfit's been running this for over two decades from a base just outside Collingwood, about two hours north of Toronto. Two drivers per car means you're sharing seat time with one other person, swapping in and out to maximise everyone's go time.

Yellowknife: Private Aurora Photography Tours
When Em from our BugBitten team booked a private aurora tour in Yellowknife, the whole vibe was built around chasing the lights on their terms. You get a dedicated vehicle and photographer who monitor real-time conditions to pick the best viewing windows โ no herding into a minibus with twenty other hopefuls. Over four hours, the photographer captures you against the dancing sky and hands over full-res files before you leave. It's intimate, flexible, and removes the guesswork from aurora hunting.

Audio Tour for Self-Guided Drives in Waterton National Park
When Em from our team tested this self-guided audio tour of Waterton Lakes National Park and the Cowboy Trail, it felt like having a knowledgeable local riding shotgun without the chat. You download the GuideAlong app, load the tour onto your phone, and drive at whatever pace suits youโstories and historical tidbits trigger automatically as your GPS detects where you are. Covers the big draws: Red Rock Canyon's dramatic cliffs, the sobering Head-Smashed-In Buffalo Jump, and Frank Slide's eerie landscape. The whole loop takes 3โ4 hours, but you're in control; stop longer at spots that grab you, skip others entirely. No expiry, no hidden fees for updates, and it works completely offline once downloaded.

Express Niagara Falls with Boat, Journey Behind Falls, and Skylon
When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 3-hour express tour, she hit the main Niagara drawcards without the all-day slog. You get priority entry to Journey Behind the Falls โ where you're genuinely close to the Horseshoe's roar โ plus the Skylon Tower's observation deck and a seasonal boat ride (or flight simulator in winter). It's a small-group setup, capped at seven, so it feels less like a cattle run than the standard tourist queues. The pace is brisk, the guide keeps things moving, and if you're time-pressed or just want the essentials without the fluff, this delivers.

Moraine Lake: Larch Valley Hike, Departure from Banff
When Alex from our BugBitten team did the Moraine Lake and Larch Valley loop from Banff, we got a proper alpine day out without the usual tourist gridlock. You're picked up from your hotel, shuttled straight to the lake (no fighting for parking), and guided through the larch forest with someone who actually knows the Rockies โ flora, fauna, the lot. It's a solid 7โ8 hours of hiking with real elevation, so you need decent fitness, but the payoff is turquoise water, golden larches (if you time it right), and views that don't need Instagram filters.

Moana Floating Tiki Bar on the Ottawa River (Ottawa PickUp)
When Sarah from our team boarded the Moana Floating Tiki Bar, we found ourselves on a surprisingly chilled 90-minute float down the Ottawa River in what amounts to a barge dressed up in Hawaiian vibes. It's the kind of thing that sounds a bit touristy on paper but works as a genuinely relaxed way to see Canada's capital from the waterโgood for families, groups marking occasions, or just a Sunday arvo with mates. The bar is fully licensed, the music keeps things upbeat without being jarring, and there's room to move around.

Guided tour of downtown St. John's John's in French
When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this 2.5-hour walking tour through St. John's, she got the full hit of Canada's oldest city โ three kilometres of narrow streets, fire-rebuild history, and local characters who know their patch. Water Street, where colonial commerce started, sets the tone. Then you're climbing Duckworth (rebuilt three times after major fires) and hitting George Street, where the bar-per-square-metre density is genuinely mental. The guide delivers local stories that feel earned rather than packaged, and the pace suits people with decent fitness who don't mind hills and cobbles.

Everything Anne of Green Gables Private Tour
When Ben from our BugBitten team did this private tour, it was a deep dive into Anne of Green Gables country on Prince Edward Island. A multi-generational Islander guides you through the actual locations that inspired L.M. Montgomery's beloved novels โ the landscapes, homes, and hidden corners she wrote about. You'll hit the Anne of Green Gables Museum, the heritage house itself, and sections of PEI National Park, getting both literary backstory and broader island context along the way. It's a full 7-hour loop that feels more like a local showing you around than a standard tourist run.

Blue Mountain and Scenic caves of Collingwood
When Mia from our team ran this Ontario winter day trip, we kicked off at Scenic Caves Nature Reserve with snowshoes strapped on, tackled the suspension bridge, and wound through snow-blanketed trails before heading to Blue Mountain Village for lunch and a nose around the shops. It's an 11.5-hour loop from Toronto that stacks natural scenery and a bit of adventure against cosy village timeโsolid for winter travellers keen to get outdoors without overcommitting to a full-day hike.

Lobsters & Legacy: An Authentic Lunenburg Experience
When Lily from our team booked this Lunenburg experience, she wasn't expecting to actually haul traps alongside a working fisherโbut that's exactly what happened. Over two hours on the water off Nova Scotia's south shore, you're learning the real mechanics of lobster fishing: how to measure, which females carry eggs, why it all matters for the fishery's future. The boat's small, the fisher's blunt about coastal realities, and you're collecting actual data that feeds into conservation research. It's less tourist theatre, more apprenticeship.

Niagara Falls Night Tour Dinner and Fireworks Boat Cruise
When Ben from our team booked this Niagara Falls night tour, he got the full dinner-and-show package: a guided walk along the falls, a three-course meal at Fallsview with the illuminated cascade as your backdrop, then a boat cruise right up close to the roaring water during the fireworks display. It's a solid 4-hour hit that bundles the region's main drawcard with decent food and a proper vantage point for the nightly light show. The whole thing kicks off at 6:30 PM from Skylon Tower, and you'll want to book at least 5 days aheadโlast-minute spots are rare.

Lake Louise, Emerald, Marble canyon, Banff from YYC,Canmore,Banff
When Noah from our team ran this eight-to-ten-hour loop from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff, we ticked off seven major stops across the Canadian Rockies in a single day. The route chains together Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge, Marble Canyon, Lake Louise, Banff town proper, Surprise Corner, and Bow Falls โ hitting more ground than the typical regional tour. It's a solid hit of scenery without requiring you to self-drive the Icefields Parkway, and the small-group cap (14 people max) keeps things from feeling like a coach tour. We went in May as temperatures were warming but crowds hadn't fully arrived.

Niagara Falls & Niagara-on-the-Lake Luxury Private SUV Tour
When Alex from our team booked this private SUV tour around Niagara Falls and Niagara-on-the-Lake, the appeal was clear: no tour bus queues, no fixed stops, just a local guide with a decade of on-the-ground knowledge steering the show. You're in a comfortable, air-conditioned vehicle with your own driver for 3โ5 hours, building an itinerary that suits your pace. The guide knows the region's history, the lookouts everyone misses, and can pivot the route on the fly if something catches your eye. It's the kind of flexibility that matters when you're covering this much ground in one hit.

2 Hours Private Tour of City of Vancouver
When Noah from our team grabbed this 2-hour private tour, it was the perfect fit for a tight window between flight and hotel check-in. You get a dedicated driver and guide in a private air-conditioned vehicle, hitting the key sights around Vancouver without the rushing-around-solo stress. It's genuinely tailored โ not a rigid itinerary, but a chance to see what matters most to you in the time you've got. Ideal for travellers landing or leaving town with a few hours to kill.

private tour: Sydney City Lakes to Lighthouse of Cape Breton
When Charlie from our team ran this 2.5-hour private tour around Sydney, Nova Scotia, it delivered a genuine mix of landscapes โ freshwater lakes, coastal beaches, and maritime history without the hyperbole. You'll roll past Blackett's Lake for quiet photos, hit East Bay Sandbar and Polar Bear Beach where the Atlantic actually shows up, then loop through Low Point Lighthouse and Fort Petrie (a WWII museum tucked into the route). The drive threads through proper Cape Breton scenery: forested stretches, small communities, and water views that don't feel forced. It's a solid half-day primer if you're new to the area and want lakes, ocean, and a bit of history stitched together.

Full Day Private Halifax Coastal Tour Peggyโs Cove & Lunenburg
When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private coastal tour, it ticked off Nova Scotia's heavyweight sights in one solid day. You'll start at the Halifax Citadel, swing by Fairview Lawn Cemetery (where Titanic victims are buried), then cruise down to the famous Peggy's Cove Lighthouse with its dramatic ocean backdrop. The route loops through Mahone Bay's colourful waterfront and finishes in Lunenburg, a UNESCO-listed town that looks like someone painted every house a different shade. Eight hours in a private vehicle with hotel or cruise pickup means no faffing about with group schedules โ it's just you, your driver, and the South Shore.

Private Grand City Tour
When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this private tour, we got a proper sense of why Vancouver punches above its weight. Six hours covering downtown, Stanley Park, Gastown, Yaletown, Chinatown, and Granville Islandโthe guide walked us through the city's layered history and the deliberate urban design that keeps mountains, water, and culture within arm's reach. It's a packed itinerary in a comfortable Mercedes van with hotel pickups, ideal if you want the shape of the city without planning five separate trips.

Banff, Emerald Lake, Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Johnston Canyon
When Charlie from our team did this 9โ12 hour loop through Banff and the Canadian Rockies, we left early from Calgary or Canmore in an air-conditioned coach, which meant real time to just sit back and soak in the drive. The tour hits the headline lakes โ Emerald, Louise, and Moraine โ plus Johnston Canyon, with a bilingual guide steering you to the most photogenic angles and explaining what you're actually looking at. The colour of those lakes is genuinely striking: that glacial turquoise you've seen in a hundred photos, but stranger in person. It's a solid full-day outing for anyone keen on mountain scenery without the effort of driving themselves in unfamiliar terrain.

Montreal Private City Tour by Luxury Sedan MAX 3
When Alex from our BugBitten team booked this Montreal private sedan tour, we appreciated the no-fuss approach to seeing the city at our own pace. You get picked up in a comfortable luxury car with a local guide (usually bilingual) who steers you through the big-ticket sights โ Old Montreal's cobblestone lanes, Mount Royal's viewpoint, the Basilica, Olympic Stadium, Westmount's tree-lined streets โ and flexes the route around what actually interests you. Four hours gives you decent breathing room to stop, ask questions, and hear some real local stories instead of whizzing past. The guide handles the driving and the commentary, so you're free to soak it in.

Hollywood North Film & TV Private Tour in Vancouver
When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this Vancouver film tour, it clicked straightaway โ a 3-hour walk through downtown neighbourhoods where Hollywood North actually gets made. Local actors lead you through the streets, pulling up clips and stills on tablets to show you exactly how scenes were shot right where you're standing. Vancouver's the third-largest production hub in North America, and this tour leans into that buzz. You'll clock the architecture, spot the film locations, and hear from people who actually work in the industry. It's a solid introduction to why so many productions choose this city, delivered by guides who know the scene inside out.

60 Minutes Private Plane Tour Pilot Experience From Burlington
When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this Burlington-based pilot experience, she found herself in the left seat of a small aircraft with a commercial pilot co-pilot for the ride. The whole thing runs 60 minutes โ a ground briefing, then 30 minutes airborne learning how the plane actually works and getting supervised hands-on time with the controls. It's pitched at both aviation nerds and curious first-timers, and the vibe feels genuinely intimate: just you, the pilot, and a small aircraft. Burlington's a compact airport town, so the setup is straightforward and unpretentious.

Lake Louise Emerald Lake Natural Bridge Half Day Tour
When Alex from our team booked this half-day tour, we were after a solid crack at the Canadian Rockies' headline lakes without burning a whole day. The 4โ5 hour run hits Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake, and Peyto Lake โ each one a different shade of turquoise or green, ringed by proper mountain scenery. You're sharing the minibus with other travellers (it's a local group tour, not private), and the guide handles multiple languages. Pickup's available from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff, so it suits visitors based in the region.

Montrรฉal Airport (YUL) to Montreal hotel or port - Arrival Private Transfer
When Em from our team arrived at Montrรฉal-Trudeau Airport, we booked a private transfer straight to our hotel rather than queue for a cab or squeeze onto a shuttle. The driver was waiting with a nameplate, knew our flight had landed, and got us sorted within 30 minutes. It's the no-fuss option if you want to skip the airport chaos and roll up to your accommodation in an air-conditioned car with a professional at the wheel. Useful if you're arriving with luggage and just want to get settled.

Quebec City & Old Quebec Highlights โ 2โHour Private Driving Tour
When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this two-hour private driving tour, we were after a streamlined introduction to Quebec City's historic quarters without the coach-tour crush. You get a local chauffeur-guide steering you through Old Quebec's narrow streets and into surrounding neighbourhoods, stopping at viewpoints and landmarks while sitting in an air-conditioned car. It's pitched at travellers short on time but keen to catch the city's colonial architecture, cobblestones, and layered history in a single hit. The vibe is intimateโjust your group and your guideโrather than the typical heritage circuit mob.

Day Trips to Banff National Park
When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this 9-hour Banff day trip, she found it a solid way to tick off the park's heavyweight sights without the logistics headache. You're driven to Lake Louise and Moraine Lake, two of those calendar-worthy turquoise-water spots, with a guide who actually knows the Rockies and speaks your language. The vehicle's built for views โ big windows, comfortable seats โ and the pace lets you soak in the scenery rather than just sprint through. It's the kind of tour that works if you want the highlights without mucking about with your own transport or navigation.

4 Hour Private City Tour - Vancouver
When Alex from our team ran this private Vancouver tour, we got a proper sense of how the city stitches together โ mountains, ocean, forest, and urban sprawl all in one afternoon. You're in your own vehicle with a driver who knows the place well enough to riff on what you actually want to see rather than herding you through a standard loop. Four hours is enough to hit the main pulls (Stanley Park, the North Shore views, the downtown stretch) without feeling rushed, though the real win is flexibility โ museums, galleries, food spots, whatever takes your fancy gets woven in. Suits families, solo travellers, cruise passengers with a tight turnaround.

Private Peggys Cove Express Tour from Halifax
When Tom from our team took this private express route to Peggy's Cove, we found it hits the sweet spot for Halifax visitors who've got three hours and want the real coastal goods. You skip the group-tour shuffle, head straight out along Nova Scotia's rocky shoreline to the famous lighthouse and fishing village, grab decent Atlantic views, then swing through a working lobster operation before heading back. It's built for cruise passengers and short-stayersโtight timing, zero faffing, your own transport the whole way.

Private Electric Shuttle between the Airport and Old Quebec
When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private electric shuttle from Quebec City airport to Old Quebec, she found a straightforward, stress-free way to reach the historic quarter without the usual transfer grind. It's a 30-minute ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned EV that fits up to 4 passengers with full luggage or 6 with backpacks โ handy for families and small groups arriving together. The driver knows the city well and shares local tips along the way, turning a simple airport run into a gentle introduction to Quebec rather than just another shuttle shuffle.

Private Sea to Sky Gondola & Squamish Scenic Tour from Vancouver
When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private tour, we found it a solid option if you've got a group and want to skip the coach-load experience on the Sea-to-Sky Highway. You're picking the paceโstops at Shannon Falls, a spin up the gondola for views over Howe Sound, a peek at Squamish Canyon, and Mamquam Falls tucked in quiet forest. It's a 6-hour loop from Vancouver with a local driver who knows the terrain. Works well for families, couples after a quieter vibe, and anyone with a camera. No rigid itinerary stress; you're calling the shots.

4-Day Banff & Lake Louise tour package w/ 3 Fairmont Hotel Nights
When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this 4-day Banff & Lake Louise package, it delivered exactly what luxury-meets-wilderness means in the Canadian Rockies. Three nights at Fairmont hotels bookend days packed with the region's showstopper sceneryโLake Louise, Emerald Lake, Peyto Lake, Johnston Canyonโall guided by locals who know where the light hits right. The vibe is polished but grounded: small-to-medium groups (up to 24), bilingual guides, and transfers handled so you never think about logistics. It's built for travellers who want the mountains without the hassle of renting a car or planning every stop.

Aurora Viewing in Cozy Cabin
When Ben from our team headed to Kam Lake for an aurora viewing, he settled into one of the iconic glass-topped cabins heated to a toasty 25ยฐCโperfect for watching the northern lights without freezing solid. The setup is straightforward: your group (up to six per cabin) gets the space to yourselves for the four-hour session, plus a guide, hot drinks, snacks, and digital photos of the display included. It's a popular Canadian arctic experience, and the cabin's insulated comfort means you're genuinely cosy while the sky does its thing overhead.
