Tours in Canada

Best of Ottawa Neighbourhoods & Nature Bike Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team took the Best of Ottawa Neighbourhoods & Nature Bike Tour, we found it a smart way to clock the city without getting bogged down in Parliament Hill crowds. You're on comfortable bikes for three hours, rolling through Dows' Lake and the Arboretum, then cutting into the lived-in corners — Centretown, the Glebe, Little Italy, Hintonburg — where the real Ottawa happens. The guide knows the street art, the local spots, the buildings worth a second look. It's part nature loop, part neighbourhood ramble, all accessible and fit for most fitness levels.

3 hoursfrom AUD $116

Jasper and Columbia Skywalk Icefield Parkway Private Day Tour

★ 5.0 (34)

12 hours – 13 hoursfrom AUD $1246

Jasper and Columbia Skywalk Icefield Parkway Private Day Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this 12-13 hour day tour along the Icefields Parkway, it was clear why this stretch of the Canadian Rockies gets the hype. You're travelling through proper alpine scenery — turquoise lakes, hanging glaciers, thundering waterfalls — with stops at Athabasca Falls, Sunwapta Falls, Peyto Lake, and Bow Lake. The centrepiece is the Columbia Icefield, where you get views from the glass Skywalk platform and the chance to walk on the Athabasca Glacier itself (those are paid add-ons). Fair warning: about 5-6 hours is spent in the vehicle, so it's a road trip as much as a sightseeing tour.

Canmore: Wilderness & Wildlife Tour - 2hr Walk

★ 5.0 (34)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $176

Canmore: Wilderness & Wildlife Tour - 2hr Walk

When Ben from our team took this Canmore walk, we found a solid way to get into the Rockies without needing a fitness overhaul. Two hours of actual walking on local trails, bracketed by a short drive to the trailhead, keeps things manageable for most abilities. The guides know the terrain and wildlife habits well — they'll stop regularly to spot whatever's moving through the forest. It's family-friendly, the park fee and bear spray are sorted, and you're not just marching through; there's genuine time to look around and listen. Three hours total, door-to-door transport included.

E-scooter & EUC guided tour to the secret spots in Vancouver

When Jake from our BugBitten team rode this Vancouver tour, we spent four to five hours zipping between neighbourhoods on e-scooters and electric unicycles rather than standing around listening to spiel. Each stop — hidden laneways, viewpoints, local haunts — gets a quick intro before you're moving again. The real draw is getting hands-on with an EUC if you've never tried one; most of us fumbled through the learning curve but it's the kind of thing that sticks with you. Vancouver's fairly flat in places, which helps, and you're moving through the actual fabric of the city rather than watching it from a coach window.

★ 5.0 (32)

Whistler Adventure Sightseeing Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Whistler tour, we found it a solid day trip from Vancouver that packages the journey itself as part of the appeal. The Sea-to-Sky Highway leg is genuinely scenic—lots of camera stops—and once in Whistler Village you get a local's rundown of where to eat and hang. The hook is choice: stick with your guide for Lost Lake, or peel off to bungee, zipline, or ride the Peak 2 Peak Gondola with its suspension bridge and alpine trails. It's 11 hours-plus of travel and activity, geared toward the 19–35 crowd who want flexibility over a rigid itinerary.

11h 15mfrom AUD $122

Kingston Bike Tours - Scenic Waterfront Ride

★ 5.0 (32)

Kingston Bike Tours - Scenic Waterfront Ride

When Alex from our team booked Kingston Bike Tours, we got a proper spin through one of Canada's most photogenic waterfront cities. The 2h 45m ride covers roughly 12 km at a leisurely pace, threading past historical landmarks and scenic stretches you'd miss from a car or on foot. Kingston's the kind of place where the water's always in view and the architecture tells stories — mix that with a bike and you've got a decent way to clock the highlights without the slog of walking.

2h 45mfrom AUD $83

Scenic North Shore and Anne 5 Passengers only

★ 5.0 (32)

Scenic North Shore and Anne 5 Passengers only

When Tom from our team took this five-seat Volkswagen Atlas tour around Prince Edward Island's north shore, we got a real mix: the famous Green Gables site, the working fishing village of North Rustico, a stretch of Cavendish Beach, and the quieter village of New Glasgow, plus time in the national park. The whole thing runs five hours, so it's tight but covers decent ground. Tom's the guide, and he clearly knows the island's back roads alongside the obvious stops. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're happy to let him shape it around what you actually want to see rather than follow a rigid script.

Naramata Full Day Lunch Wine Tour- Incl. Tasting Fees & Gratuity!

When Noah from our team ran the Naramata Bench Wine Trail tour, we spent a full day bouncing between five boutique wineries on the scenic strip just outside Penticton. The region sits on the edge of Okanagan Lake with vineyards and orchards rolling downhill toward the water — proper picturesque. The tour lets you taste up to 24 wines across the five stops, with a leisurely lunch break at one of the vineyard restaurants (you pay the venue directly). The whole thing takes six hours, door-to-door from Penticton, and feels designed for people who want to tick off wineries without worrying about driving themselves.

Walk & Lunch With Llamas (Outdoor Dining & Animals)

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this, we found ourselves on a farm outside Fredericton sharing lunch with llamas, goats, and sheep while wood-fired pizza cooked metres away. It's a deliberate slow-down — two hours of walking the pasture with the animals, then eating at a long table surrounded by them. The vibe is genuinely peaceful rather than staged; you're not herding animals for photos or running through a scripted tour. It's the kind of thing that catches you off-guard for how restorative it actually feels.

The Supernatural TV Show Locations Tour: Vancouver

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this Vancouver night walk, she got the full Supernatural fan experience — traipsing through Gastown's historic laneways and hitting the actual filming locations where the show's 15 seasons came to life. The guide's a genuine local who works in film and knows both the show and Vancouver's booming screen industry inside out. You're armed with a tablet to view clips at each spot, clock the iconic steam clock, and hear the behind-the-scenes stories of how Vancouver became Hollywood North. It's a snug 2-hour tour that works best if you're keen on the series or just curious about how a city became a production powerhouse.

2 hoursfrom AUD $51

Yellowknife City Tour + Nature's North Wildlife Gallery

1 hour – 4 hoursfrom AUD $151

Yellowknife City Tour + Nature's North Wildlife Gallery

When Noah from our team ran this Yellowknife tour, we got a solid primer on how this frontier town ticked. The 1–4 hour option (flexible based on what you want to see) takes you through downtown and Old Town, hits the Legislative Assembly and heritage museum if they're open, and swings past the Pilot Monument for views across the city and lake. It's pitched as a local-led walkthrough of Yellowknife's jump from gold-rush camp to territorial hub—part sightseeing, part storytelling. Suits families and anyone wanting the bones of the place before diving deeper.

Private Whistler Tour: Discover the best of Whistler!

Private Whistler Tour: Discover the best of Whistler!

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this private Whistler tour, we got a proper ground-level read on the valley in three hours—Olympic sites, local shopping pockets, historic landmarks, and the scenic views that make the region tick. Our guide steered us clear of the tourist hot spots and into neighbourhoods where locals actually spend time. Wildlife spotting (bears and eagles in warmer months) is a genuine possibility, so a decent camera helps. It's pitched at people who want breadth over depth and don't mind paying for a private driver and local commentary rather than queuing for a bus tour.

3 hoursfrom AUD $634

Montreal Private Vehicle City Tour

When Tom from our team booked this private Montreal tour, we got a personalised three-hour spin through the city tailored to what we actually wanted to see. It's just you, a guide, and a comfortable air-conditioned car — no bus crowds, no fixed itinerary you didn't ask for. The guides are accredited locals who know the city well enough to pivot if there's roadwork or a festival on. It works for solo travellers, families with prams, and anyone after a more intimate look at neighbourhoods rather than the usual photo-stop circuit.

3 hoursfrom AUD $718

Underground city & Downtown. Great way to stay warm!

Underground city & Downtown. Great way to stay warm!

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this tour, it was a smart move for a Montreal winter day. You're guided through the world's largest underground network — tunnels linking downtown's key buildings — then ducked back outside to spot hidden courtyards, heritage churches, and festival spaces. The 2-hour route mixes metro rides (Montreal's are genuinely worth seeing for their art and design) with street-level exploring, so you're never shivering too long. A 24-hour transit pass is yours to keep, which opens up solo roaming after the guide hands you off.

The Victoria Chocolate & Bakery Tour

When Charlie from our team tried this Victoria chocolate and bakery walking tour, it was exactly what it promised — a neat two-hour meander through some of the city's best sweet spots. You'll start at The Chocolate Project tasting rare bars with a world-class chocolate judge, grab a savoury detour at La Taquisa for mole tacos, then work your way through award-winning spots like Chocolat & Co and two stellar bakeries before finishing at Rogers' Chocolates (Canada's oldest) and a Nanaimo Bar at Off The Eaten Track. It's a manageable stroll through downtown Victoria's heritage streets, and the stops are genuinely spaced to let you taste rather than rush.

2 hoursfrom AUD $99

★ 5.0 (2,118)

The Grand Bicycle Tour of Vancouver

When Noah from our team pedalled this 5-hour Vancouver loop, we stayed mostly on dedicated bike lanes and seawalls — which meant actual sightseeing instead of white-knuckling through traffic. The route threads Stanley Park's dense rainforest, swings through Chinatown's botanical Dr Sun Yat-Sen Garden (legit world-class), and rolls into the heritage streets of Gastown before hitting False Creek's water views and North Shore Mountain backdrops. Small groups capped at 9 riders, so the guide's stories land properly rather than getting lost in a pack.

Wet and Wild Elaho Exhilarator Rafting

When Sarah from our BugBitten team tackled the Wet and Wild Elaho Exhilarator, we found ourselves in the thick of it — a proper adrenaline rush on Canadian whitewater. This 5.5-hour rafting trip doesn't mess about: you're paddling through serious rapids in the Elaho Valley, getting soaked, laughing hard, and genuinely disconnecting from the noise. The vibe is mixed — thrill-seekers rub shoulders with people who just want to feel alive outdoors, which keeps the energy sharp but social.

5h 30mfrom AUD $253

Moraine Lake & Louise & Banff Day Tour From Calgary-Canmore-Banff

★ 5.0 (557)

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $91

Moraine Lake & Louise & Banff Day Tour From Calgary-Canmore-Banff

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Moraine Lake and Lake Louise day tour out of Calgary, it ticked the boxes for a proper Rockies introduction without the tour-bus chaos. Small groups mean you're not jostling for space at Canada's most-photographed lakes, and the driver knows where the light hits best and which quiet spots the crowds miss. Eight to ten hours takes in both lakes, Banff town, and enough breathing room to actually absorb the scale of the place. The Icefields Parkway scenery alone justifies the drive; throw in insider knowledge and decent coffee stops, and it shapes up as a solid day out for anyone based in or visiting the Calgary-Banff corridor.

★ 5.0 (536)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Athabasca Falls Run

When Sarah from our team ran the Athabasca River Canyon on this 3-hour rafting trip, she found herself paddling through some genuinely stunning scenery — towering Rocky peaks and dense forest pressing in on both sides of the river. The outfit handles families and first-timers well, with trained guides narrating as you work through Class II–III rapids. It's the sort of outing where you're genuinely on the water, not just being ferried past it, and wildlife spotting along the banks adds a real element of discovery. Most people finish buzzing and drenched.

Vancouver City and Nature Waterfront Sightseeing Boat Tour

When Lily from our team tried this Vancouver waterfront tour, she spent 90 minutes cruising the city's coastline by Zodiac boat—past the Lions Gate Bridge, Stanley Park's forested edges, and out to Lighthouse Park to clock the harbour seal colony up close. The guide walked us through local history and wildlife facts as we carved along English Bay and West Vancouver's rocky points. It's a solid half-day option for visitors wanting city views and a bit of marine life without the whale-watching gamble, and the included photo package is a nice touch.

Half-Day Whitewater Rafting in Revelstoke

When Jake from our team ran this 4-hour rafting trip on the Illecillewaet River, the appeal was immediate: Class II and III rapids without needing prior experience or serious fitness credentials. The river cuts through Revelstoke, British Columbia in genuinely dramatic terrain — thick forests, canyon walls, cold meltwater — and the pace moves between adrenaline surges and quieter stretches where you catch your breath and the landscape. It's busy enough to feel social but small enough that the guide isn't herding a mob. Suits nervous first-timers and seasoned paddlers alike, though a few health conditions rule people out.

4 hoursfrom AUD $191

Moraine Lake and Lake Louise Tour from Calgary - Canmore - Banff

★ 5.0 (455)

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $161

Moraine Lake and Lake Louise Tour from Calgary - Canmore - Banff

When Alex from our team ran this full-day tour, we covered the big-ticket stops across Banff National Park—Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (with the operator's special permit), and Banff townsite—all from a coach with a max of 24 people. We were picked up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff itself and driven the whole way, so no navigation stress. The lakes live up to the hype: impossibly turquoise water, dramatic peaks, and enough photo ops to keep your phone busy for hours. It's a solid, no-fuss way to tick Banff's main boxes in a single hit, though the pace is brisk and you're sharing the experience with a fair crowd.

★ 5.0 (412)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Half-Day Jasper Culture Food Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this half-day food tour through Jasper, it was a compact 3-hour walk hitting four different spots across town. You're tasting four courses paired with four drinks — think Canadian standards, wild game, locally brewed beers, and global influences — while picking up snippets of Jasper's past from your guide. It's a tightly curated crawl for anyone who wants to taste what the place is actually eating and drinking, without the sprawl of a full-day commitment.

Victoria Marine Wildlife Tour

When Jake from our team booked this 3-hour Victoria Marine Wildlife Tour with Eagle Wing Tours, we knew we were after proper whale-watching chances in one of the world's top spots. You head out from Fisherman's Wharf in a semi-covered or open boat — your choice — with a certified naturalist steering you through the Salish Sea. The setup is solid: you've got decent odds of spotting humpbacks, orcas, minkes or greys, plus the smaller stuff (seals, sea lions, otters, porpoises, eagles, seabirds) that fill the quiet moments. It's the kind of tour that works because it's not oversold on guarantees — the guides know the area cold and the boat's built for comfort, not speed.

3 hoursfrom AUD $191

Whistler and Sea to Sky Gondola, a Fire and Ice Discovery Tour

★ 5.0 (332)

Whistler and Sea to Sky Gondola, a Fire and Ice Discovery Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this tour, it felt like the polished version of a Sea to Sky road trip — the kind where you're not driving yourself, watching the road, or wondering if you've missed the turn-off. STAR Sightseeing's Fire and Ice Discovery covers Whistler and the gondola in a full day (10 hours), shuttling you in a modern coach with air-con, onboard loo, and a dedicated guide who fills the blanks. It's the sort of tour that draws a mix of international visitors and Aussies wanting the highlights without the logistics. Skip-the-line access and a collector's souvenir are baked in.

10 hoursfrom AUD $238

Goat Hiking, Beaver Dam Visit and picnic in Quebec forest

★ 5.0 (318)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

4 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $364

Goat Hiking, Beaver Dam Visit and picnic in Quebec forest

When Em from our BugBitten team tried this Quebec forest hike, we packed in goats alongside us—proper working animals that hauled gear and kept us entertained the whole way. The route winds through dense woodland to a genuine beaver dam on the lake, where you get a proper look at how these critters engineer their lodges. It's three and a half hours all up: walking, watching the dam, and sitting down to a picnic spread of cured meats, cheese, fruit, and local beer. You're hiking at an easy pace with a mixed crowd—families with prams, solo walkers, the lot—and the goats are the highlight: clever, cheeky, and weirdly affectionate.

Private Wine & Charcuterie Tour (Customizable)

When Sarah from our team ran this private tour through Niagara-On-The-Lake, we found a properly structured way to hit multiple wineries without the designated-driver stress. The region itself is manicured and elegant — rolling vineyards, colonial-era stone buildings, and a genuinely solid reputation for award-winning reds and whites. You'll visit four wineries over four to six hours, rack up 12–16 tastings, and get a charcuterie pairing and winery production tour thrown in. Groups up to six people can book it privately, which means you control the pace and the company.

★ 5.0 (273)

🛕 Culture & History

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $139

Historic Walking Tour of Charlottetown

When Charlie from our team walked this Charlottetown history tour, we got the real island perspective — the kind you only get from someone whose family's been rooted here for generations. Over two hours, Charlie wove together the city's backstory with personal tales about the Kelly family and local life, threading through historic streets at a pace that felt like a mate showing you around rather than a rushed checklist. It's the sort of tour where you leave with an actual feel for why people love this place, whether you're a local or visiting PEI for the first time.

Quebec City - Guided E-Bike Tour & Tastings - Ile d'Orléans

When Em from our team tackled this e-bike tour around Île d'Orléans, we found a smart way to cover 14 km of the island's quieter roads without burning out. You'll pedal through charming villages, stop at working farms to taste strawberries and maple syrup, duck into a small family winery, and finish with beer on a sunny terrace back in Quebec City. The electric assist does the heavy lifting on slopes, which matters on an island that's more undulating than it looks. It's a leisurely three-and-a-half hours mixing countryside cycling with local flavours — the kind of tour that works for people who like bikes but don't live in Lycra.

JFarwell Adventure Yacht Sailing in the Halifax Harbour

When Noah from our team sailed out of Halifax Harbour on the JFarwell, a proper 45-foot Beneteau, we got hands-on with real sailing—not just watching from a bench. Over 90 minutes, the crew hands you responsibility: you're trimming sails, helping with tacks, and steering if you want. It's Halifax's only wind-powered charter, and the boat responds well to input. The vibe is relaxed, beginner-friendly, and genuinely about learning rather than posing.

Discover Montreal's Underground City - Reso

When Tom from our BugBitten team did this 2-hour walk through Montréal's RESO—the sprawling underground network that keeps the city moving through brutal winters—we got the real insider take. Your guide is a local who knows the quirks, the art, the hidden cafés, and why hundreds of thousands of people navigate these climate-controlled tunnels daily. It's not a formal museum tour; it's someone who actually lives here showing you how the city works below street level, with a camera in hand to catch the moments that make it feel less touristy and more like you're in on a secret.

Badlands Small Group Guided Tour: Calgary to Drumheller Dinosaurs

When Charlie from our team ran this full-day tour from Calgary out to Drumheller, we covered serious ground: 90 minutes into Alberta's Badlands to hit the Royal Tyrrell Museum, scramble up the World's Largest Dinosaur monument, trek through Hoodoo formations, and cross the Rosedale Suspension Bridge. The drive's smooth in an air-conditioned coach, and you're packed in with a small group of dinosaur enthusiasts and geology buffs. It's eight to nine hours door-to-door, and the landscape shifts from flat prairie to these wild, layered canyon walls that feel properly remote despite being close to the city.

Hollywood North Film & TV Tour in Vancouver

★ 5.0 (112)

🛕 Culture & History

3 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $245

Hollywood North Film & TV Tour in Vancouver

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this Vancouver film tour, we got the behind-the-scenes story of how the city became a Hollywood stand-in. The 3-hour walk tracks shooting locations from Deadpool, Fifty Shades of Grey, The X-Files, and more across neighbourhoods like Gastown, Chinatown, and the Granville corridor. Your guide is a local actor who clips scenes on a tablet to show you where magic happened, then pivots to Vancouver's architecture, history, and culture. The vibe is relaxed — part film nerd energy, part urban exploration of a city that's quietly one of North America's biggest production hubs.

Talking Trees: Stanley Park Indigenous Walking Tour Led by a First Nations Guide

When Alex from our BugBitten team did this Stanley Park walk, it felt less like a standard tour and more like being invited into someone else's relationship with the land. A First Nations guide leads you through 90 minutes of old-growth forest—cedars, maples, firs—sharing how Indigenous peoples have sustainably harvested and lived here for millennia. Stories centre on the 'Tree of Life' and its practical gifts: food, medicine, shelter, clothing, ceremony. The season shapes what you see and discuss, so no two tours are identical. You'll get a grounding land acknowledgment at the start and a cup of Indigenous tea along the way. Stanley Park itself is busy (it's Vancouver's main green space), but the guide steers the experience inward.

Electric Fat Biking Adventure in Banff | Small Group Adventure

When Em from our team tried this 2-hour electric fat biking tour in Banff, we rode a mix of riverside paths and backcountry trails on powered e-fat bikes guided by a local who knew the park's corners well. The vibe is small and manageable — max 8 riders — threading between the Bow River's quieter stretches and signature spots like Bow Falls, with a stop at a viewpoint that genuinely lands. You get the Rockies' scale without the huffing if you're not a fitness beast, though the bikes do most of the work. It's Banff on two wheels, suited to anyone comfortable on a saddle.

Intimate West Coast Whale Watching - Partly-Sheltered

When Em from our team joined Vancouver's Original Whale Watchers out of Granville Island, we were chasing orcas, humpbacks, and whatever else was moving in the Strait of Georgia that day. The boat's small enough to feel personal but sturdy for the west coast swells — you're exploring with a marine naturalist who knows the ecology and history of the Canadian Gulf Islands and beyond. Tours run 3–5 hours depending on where the animals actually are, and there's a sightings guarantee: no whales, next trip's free. It's the kind of outing that works because the crew isn't herding 200 people onto a floating car park.

★ 5.0 (76)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Squamish Explorer Flightseeing Tour

When Ben from our team booked the Squamish Explorer flightseeing tour, we were after a proper aerial look at the Tantalus and Garibaldi ranges without the hike. This 35-minute flight sweeps you over alpine lakes, glaciers, and snow-capped peaks strung across four mountain ranges between Squamish and Whistler. It's a small-aircraft operation — you're in a real cockpit vibe with a pilot who knows the geology cold, headsets plugged in so you hear every detail. The terrain shifts fast from valley to alpine, so the window seat matters. Most groups are mix of couples and families keen to see what's hidden in the backcountry.

Street Art and Craft Beer 2 in 1 Walking Tour Vancouver

When Alex from our team tried this Mount Pleasant walk, it hit the sweet spot between street art appreciation and craft beer exploration. You're spending 2.5 hours in Vancouver's grittiest creative neighbourhood, hunting murals down backroads and alleyways, then popping into working breweries for guided tastings. The vibe is decidedly local — artists and brewers who actually live here lead the charge, and you get a proper studio tour through The Beaumont Studios to see where the work happens. It's part art history lesson, part brewery crawl, set against the backdrop of a working-class neighbourhood that's become Canada's street art epicentre.

2h 30mfrom AUD $110

Private Customizable Scenic Niagara Winery Tasting Day Tour

★ 5.0 (53)

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $571

Private Customizable Scenic Niagara Winery Tasting Day Tour

When Jake from our team ran this private Niagara winery tour, he got exactly what he wanted: a driver, a vehicle, and the freedom to hit up to five wineries or breweries without a rigid itinerary. You're picked up from your hotel and dropped off at the end of the day in an air-conditioned car, with the operator sorting bookings ahead so you're not hunting for tastings on the fly. It's seven to eight hours of wine country on your terms. The catch? Tasting fees (roughly $20–30 per venue per person), food, and attraction entries all come out of your pocket separately.

Johnston Canyon Frozen Waterfalls - Small Group Tour

★ 5.0 (52)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife