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2 Day Guided Tour in Banff National Park

★ 4.9 (18)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

2 Day Guided Tour in Banff National Park

When Jake from our team ran this two-day Banff tour, we got a proper sense of why the Canadian Rockies earn their hype. You're looking at glacier-fed lakes, alpine scenery, and a mix of guided exploration plus time to wander solo—no rushed tick-box itinerary here. Small groups mean you're actually getting to know the other travellers, and the operator builds in local food and a Mt Norquay ski lift ride to break up the sightseeing. It's a solid way to see Banff's headline spots without feeling like you're on a conveyor belt, though accommodation and most meals are on you.

2 daysfrom AUD $340

Seattle 1-Day Sightseeing Tour from Vancouver, Canada

★ 4.9 (18)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Seattle 1-Day Sightseeing Tour from Vancouver, Canada

When Ben from our team did this 12-hour run from Vancouver to Seattle, it hit the classic US day-trip formula: coach across the border, guided walk through downtown, then you're loose to do your thing. Seattle's a proper city—grunge heritage, coffee obsession, waterfront buzz—and you get roughly four hours to play with, depending on border queues. The tour bundles transport, guide, and a structured intro to Pike Place Market, the waterfront, and the original Starbucks, leaving the rest (Space Needle, MoPOP, Chihuly Garden) optional and on your dime.

12 hoursfrom AUD $137

★ 4.9 (18)

✈️ Transfers

Canada

Vancouver Cruise Transfers/ Pre & Post Cruise City Sightseeing Tour Private

When Jake from our team booked this Vancouver transfer, we weren't expecting a proper city tour bundled in. You get a private guide and vehicle whisking you between the airport and cruise terminal (or vice versa), but instead of a straight shot, you'll roll past Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, and English Bay—ideal if you're arriving early or have time to kill after disembarking. The 4–5 hour window gives you a genuine flavour of Vancouver's neighbourhoods without the rush. Luggage is stowed safely, so you're not cramped, and the whole thing feels tailored rather than herded.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $394

Banff Nat'l Park with Moraine Lake & Lake Louise | Private Tour

★ 4.9 (18)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Banff Nat'l Park with Moraine Lake & Lake Louise | Private Tour

When Sarah from our team ran this private Banff National Park tour, she got a solid 8–10 hour crack at the Canadian Rockies without the coach-tour crowds. Your guide steers you through Banff's history and hits the marquee spots: Lake Louise, Moraine Lake (or an alternative if the road's shut), and Lake Minnewanka. It's built for travellers short on time but keen on flexibility — you pick the pace, adjust stops on the fly, and skip the hassle of public transport or navigating park roads yourself. The vehicle's airconditioned, water's on tap, and pickup lands at your door.

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $1026

★ 4.9 (18)

✈️ Transfers

Canada

Niagara Falls private transfers

When Ben from our team booked a private transfer from Toronto Pearson to Niagara Falls, it felt like the grown-up answer to wrestling luggage onto a shuttle or hoping a rideshare driver knows where they're going. This outfit specialises in airport runs and point-to-point drives across the Greater Toronto Area—the kind of no-fuss service where someone's waiting with your name on a sign and you're not navigating traffic or timing public transit around your flight. It's a straightforward taxi and limo operation, wheelchair-accessible, and they'll sort infant seats if you need them. You're looking at anywhere from a quick hop to a full 6-plus-hour haul depending on your route.

1 min – 6h 39mfrom AUD $390

Casual & Fun Historic Downtown Toronto Tour + Old Town Toronto

★ 4.9 (18)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Casual & Fun Historic Downtown Toronto Tour + Old Town Toronto

When Alex from our team ran this downtown Toronto walking tour, we found a solid introduction to the city's bones — the kind of amble that suits travellers wanting context without pace. You'll hit the obvious marks: Nathan Phillips Square, the old and new City Halls, the Flatiron Building, and St Lawrence Market. It's roughly 90 minutes to 2 hours of gentle meandering through the financial district and heritage laneways, small-group format, with a breather at Berczy Park. The guide spins Toronto's story as you go — nothing frantic, everything digestible. Works well for families, older folks, or anyone who'd rather stroll than sprint.

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $31

JFarwell Private Yacht Wine & Cheese Sunset Sail

★ 4.9 (18)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

JFarwell Private Yacht Wine & Cheese Sunset Sail

When Tom from our team boarded JFarwell's private yacht in Halifax, we were handed a glass of local Nova Scotia wine before the sails even went up. This 2.5-hour sunset sail takes you into the Northwest Arm under wind power alone — no engines — with a skipper keen to let you help steer if you're keen. You'll work through four regional wines paired with cheese while watching the Dingle Tower, waterfront homes, and parkland slip past as the light goes golden. It's a proper grown-up evening on the water, not a party boat.

2h 30mfrom AUD $208

Toronto's Best Highlights Bike Tour: History & Culture

★ 4.9 (17)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Toronto's Best Highlights Bike Tour: History & Culture

When Charlie from our team pedalled this 3-hour Toronto Highlights tour, we covered serious ground without burning out. The route threads through 100+ years of the city's story — from the Distillery District's heritage buildings to the waterfront's contemporary edge — with a guide who actually knows the back-streets and the people who shaped them. It's the kind of ride where you clock more neighbourhood corners than a walking tour could manage, and the e-bike option means fitness levels don't dictate who can tag along.

3 hoursfrom AUD $132

Vancouver City Highlights Explorer Private Tour

★ 4.9 (17)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Vancouver City Highlights Explorer Private Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private Vancouver tour, we got the full city primer in seven hours without the rush of a group. It's a personalised sweep of the city's main drawcards — waterfronts, historic pockets, cultural landmarks — all from the comfort of a Mercedes van with your own guide doing live commentary. You can move at your own tempo, tick off 15-odd spots, and roll between them without worrying about schedules or other tourists. It's the kind of tour that works if you're after a solid overview and the ease of private transport, especially handy if you're docking at a cruise terminal or based in a hotel.

7 hoursfrom AUD $529

Badlands Private Customized Tour: All-Inclusive or Pay-as-U-Go

★ 4.9 (17)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Badlands Private Customized Tour: All-Inclusive or Pay-as-U-Go

When Mia from our team ran this private Badlands tour out of Calgary, we got a full day hitting the dinosaur hotspots around Drumheller — Royal Tyrrell Museum, the World's Largest Dinosaur sculpture, Horseshoe Canyon, and the dramatic hoodoo formations dotting the Dinosaur Trail. The Badlands around here feel ancient and genuinely otherworldly; red rock faces tower above prairie scrub, and you're usually sharing the roads with other tour buses and families keen on fossils. The tour runs 8–9 hours door-to-door, and you've got the flexibility to customise stops — though meals and museum entry depend on which ticket tier you pick. Small groups or private parties work here, so the vibe stays relaxed.

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $103

★ 4.9 (17)

🍹 Nightlife

Canada

Montreal Nightlife Tour of the Best Bars and Nightclubs

When Jake from our team hit Montreal's nightlife circuit, he joined one of the city's longest-running bar crawls—operating since 2015. The tour bounces through three carefully picked venues over 4–5 hours, mixing locals with international travellers in a deliberately choreographed party. You skip queues, dodge cover charges, and get free shots at each stop. It's less about discovering hidden gems and more about showing up to somewhere already buzzing, with a guide steering the vibe and the stops.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $60

★ 4.9 (16)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Cameron Falls Hiking Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team tackled the Cameron Falls Hiking Tour east of Yellowknife, we found a solid half-day outing through boreal forest and boardwalks that culminates at a proper waterfall with a picnic lunch thrown in. It's the kind of walk where the northern quiet actually registers — no crowds, just spruce and pine pressing in, and the seasonal light doing interesting things. The trail sits comfortably between a gentle stroll and a real hike, so it suits people with decent fitness but isn't a technical slog. You're looking at 4 hours on foot, though shorter options exist if you're not keen on the full loop.

1 hour – 4 hoursfrom AUD $140

Banff: Lake Louise Canoe Tour & Moraine Lake | Skip-the-Line

★ 4.9 (16)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Banff: Lake Louise Canoe Tour & Moraine Lake | Skip-the-Line

When Jake from our team ran this full-day tour across three of Banff's most celebrated lakes, the real win was the skip-the-line access at Lake Louise's boathouse — you'd normally waste an hour queuing with everyone else. The day hits Emerald Lake first, then Lake Louise (where paddling is optional and costs extra), before heading to Moraine Lake, which you can only reach via the tour's prearranged access. It's a solid 8–9 hours in a small group of up to 14, with transport, permits, and park logistics handled upfront. The Rockies' turquoise water and glacier backdrops are genuinely striking, though the pace is sightseeing-heavy rather than wilderness-immersive.

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $207

Victoria Half-Day Whale Watching Adventure with Free Photos

★ 4.9 (2,820)

🐠 Water Activities

Canada

Victoria Half-Day Whale Watching Adventure with Free Photos

When Mia from our BugBitten team boarded the Salish Sea Eclipse, a custom-built Canadian catamaran, the vibe was pure Pacific Northwest—purposeful and wildlife-focused. This 3.5-hour half-day trip hunts for whales and marine mammals across the Strait of Juan de Fuca with a crew of naturalists who actually know their stuff. The boat holds 95 passengers but doesn't feel rammed; you get expert commentary, free photos of whatever you spot, and the security of a whale sightings guarantee (return free until you see them). It's geared toward everyone from keen wildlife watchers to families after a solid afternoon on the water.

Uncover Old Quebec: Fun Walking Tour with a guide-Gratuity based

When Ben from our BugBitten team walked through Old Quebec on this pay-what-you-think-it's-worth tour, it was a smart move for budget travellers after local knowledge with personality. You're looking at two hours threading through North America's oldest city with a guide who's been doing this for nearly a decade — someone who knows the backstreets and the stories locals miss. The Traveller's Choice nod is real. Groups run between 6 and 24 people, so it's big enough to feel social but small enough that the guide actually engages. Rain or shine, you're walking.

Vancouver Foodie Tour: Granville Island Market Food Tour

When Tom from our team ran this Granville Island Market food tour, we got the real insider's version of Vancouver's most beloved foodie destination. Two hours of ducking in and out of specialist shops and stalls tucked under the bridge on False Creek, tasting from over 20 Canadian producers and artisans. It's the kind of tour where the guide actually knows the makers — not just reciting menu facts — and you walk away with a proper map of where locals actually eat.

Wine and Lunch Escape

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this tour, she spent a full morning and early afternoon threading through Nova Scotia's Annapolis Valley hitting three award-winning wineries. The region's cool-climate wines are genuinely different from what you'll find down south, and the drive itself is worth the trip — rolling farmland and orchards bleeding into views of the Minas Basin. You're in a comfortable air-con vehicle with a guide who knows the producers, and lunch at Luckett Vineyards (the middle stop) is the centrepiece, perched over water and backed by proper wine knowledge. It's a solid six-and-a-half hours of drinking, eating, and learning without pretension.

6h 30mfrom AUD $246

Victoria and Butchart Gardens, an Elevated Experience

★ 4.9 (555)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Victoria and Butchart Gardens, an Elevated Experience

When Noah from our team ran this Victoria and Butchart Gardens tour, we found ourselves on a slick new coach heading across to Canada's Vancouver Island for a proper garden and city combo. It's a 13–14 hour day with STAR Sightseeing — think modern bus (air-con, onboard loo, seat power points), a dedicated guide who actually knows the patch, and skip-the-line access to Butchart Gardens. The vibe is comfortable coach tourism: smooth rides, professional pacing, and the option to stretch your legs on a guided walk through Victoria's heritage bits. It's aimed at travellers who want the highlights without fussing about logistics or public ferries.

13 hours – 14 hoursfrom AUD $295

Vancouver Gastown's Elite Walking Food Tour Experience

★ 4.9 (380)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Vancouver Gastown's Elite Walking Food Tour Experience

When Jake from our team hit up Gastown's walking food tour, we found a solid three-hour loop through Vancouver's oldest neighbourhood hitting five different spots. The area's got that cobblestone-and-heritage vibe—part tourist circuit, part genuine local haunt—and the group stays small enough you're not shuffled along like cattle. You'll taste your way through the block with a guide who actually knows the neighbourhood's backstory, stop for a craft cocktail (19+ only), and walk away properly fed. It's the kind of tour that works if you're keen on both the eating and the talking-about-eating bits.

2h 30m – 3 hoursfrom AUD $144

Kelowna or West Kelowna Afternoon Sightseeing Wine Tour

★ 4.9 (257)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Kelowna or West Kelowna Afternoon Sightseeing Wine Tour

When Ben from our team booked this Kelowna afternoon wine tour, the big sell was skipping the early start — you pick up after lunch and head straight to the tasting rooms. The route splits two ways: either Kelowna's vineyards with city and lake views, or West Kelowna's volcanic-soil estates around Mount Boucherie. Four hours total, four wineries on the card, and the Mercedes van keeps things comfortable. The Okanagan wine scene is solid — varietals worth trying if you're keen on local production — and the afternoon slot means you're not racing the clock before breakfast.

Side-by-Side Off-Roading Adventures on Cougar Mountain

When Em from our team took a Side-by-Side out on Cougar Mountain near Whistler, we got a proper taste of backcountry driving that left us grinning like kids. You're strapped into a nimble 4x4 built for two—driver and passenger—and a guide takes you over creeks, rocky climbs, and viewpoints that reward the bumpy bits. The whole thing runs 1–2 hours depending on group size and how the terrain plays, and it's the kind of adrenaline hit that works whether you're keen on the controls or happy riding shotgun.

1 hour – 2 hoursfrom AUD $327

Handcrafted Donuts of Toronto: A Sweet City Walking Tour

★ 4.9 (168)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Handcrafted Donuts of Toronto: A Sweet City Walking Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team did this downtown Toronto donut walk, we kicked off in the Fashion District at Cops Doughnuts—tiny, warm pastries in a spot worth lingering at. The route bounces between Queen Street (Bloomer's next), through Alexandra Park, and into Kensington Market with a couple of surprise stops the guides keep close to their chest. It's a proper two-hour wander through some of Toronto's most colourful neighbourhoods, mixing sugar with street history and local character. Suits everyone from families to solo travellers after a casual morning out.

Moraine Lake and Lake Louise Sunset Wildlife Adventure

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this five-hour loop around Banff, we caught Moraine Lake as the light turned golden, swung by Lake Louise for sunset over the Victoria Glacier, then cruised the Bow Valley Parkway at dusk hunting for elk, bears, and deer. It's the kind of tour that banks on timing — the idea is you're out during the animals' most active hours and when the light does that soft-focus thing photographers lose sleep over. Small groups, hotel pickup from Banff, big windows on the van. The area itself is postcard-perfect Canadian Rockies: turquoise lakes, jagged peaks, serious wilderness.

STUNNING San Josef Bay Tour in Cape Scott Provincial Park

When Mia from our BugBitten team tackled this San Josef Bay walk in Cape Scott Provincial Park, we found ourselves on one of Vancouver Island's most dramatic stretches of coast. The tour runs anywhere from a leisurely hour to a full ten-hour expedition depending on your fitness and how much time you want to spend gawping at the sea stacks—those wild rock formations carved out by relentless ocean surge. It's a proper outdoor outing, not a gentle stroll, and the guides (locals with over 20 years' knowledge of the North Island) know the place inside out. Port Hardy is your base, and the minivan ride gets you there, snacks and water in hand.

1 hour – 10 hoursfrom AUD $442

Guided Day in Niagara Falls from Toronto with Boat Ride Option

★ 4.9 (133)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Guided Day in Niagara Falls from Toronto with Boat Ride Option

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this nine-hour day trip from Toronto, it ticked the classic Niagara box: coach ride down the scenic Niagara Parkway, stops at the Falls themselves (Horseshoe and Whirlpool Rapids), and the option to add the boat ride or go behind the curtain at Journey Behind the Falls. The tour pulls in families, couples, and solo travellers year-round, with flexible add-ons like the Canadian-themed lunch and tastings at Maple Leaf Place. It's straightforward sightseeing with live commentary and round-trip transport bundled in — no surprises, plenty of free time to wander on your own.

Rafting on Athabasca River Mile 5 in Jasper

When Alex from our team ran the Mile 5 section of the Athabasca River, we found a solid introduction to white water rafting that doesn't demand any prior experience. The 2-hour trip covers both the rapids and the calmer stretches, so you get proper splashes without feeling out of your depth. Jasper's mountain backdrop frames the whole thing — you're threading through a proper wilderness setting, not a tourist park ride. It's family-friendly (kids from 5 years old can go) and sits right in the sweet spot between tame and exciting.

7 Days Canadian Rockies Camping Tour Package

When Ben from our team ran this seven-day camping loop through the Canadian Rockies, it lived up to the hype — a proper active holiday packed with hiking, rafting, and wild camping across Banff, Jasper, Yoho, and Glacier Parks. You're based in a 15-seater van with trailer, moving camp nightly, waking to alpine scenery and finishing days soaking in hot springs or floating the Kicking Horse. It's genuinely adventurous without being reckless, though it demands solid fitness and a willingness to embrace tent life. The crowds stick to the highway viewpoints; you're hitting the ridgelines and lesser-known valleys instead.

A Twilight Wine Adventure with 3-Course Dinner

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this Niagara wine tour, he got exactly what it promised: a relaxed evening hopping between four local wineries as the sun dropped, then landing at a solid local restaurant for a three-course dinner. It's a seven-hour arc that catches the region in golden hour, and the crowd tends to be a mix of couples and small groups after work or on weekends. The setup keeps things moving without rushing — tastings flow into cheese, into more wine, into food — and it's pitched at anyone who enjoys wine without needing to be a sommelier.

Whitewater Rafting on Jasper's Fraser River

When Jake from our BugBitten team tackled the Fraser River near Jasper, it was proper adrenaline—two hours of Class-3 rapids carving through the Canadian Rockies with a solid guide calling the shots. The whole thing takes five hours door-to-door (most of that travel), and you're surrounded by mountain peaks and the real chance of spotting wildlife or salmon doing their spawning run. It's the kind of ride that gets your heart working and leaves you soaked but grinning.

UNESCO Biosphere and Bowen Island Boat Tour with Island Visit

When Tom from our BugBitten team took this boat tour through Howe Sound Fjord, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve just outside Vancouver, we got a proper sense of why locals rave about it. The 4-hour run hugs the dramatic Tantalus Mountain Range, loops past island sanctuaries where you'll spot marine life, and lands you on Bowen Island for a decent break at Snug Cove—where a drink or ice cream is on the house. It's the kind of tour that feels less touristy than you'd expect, with the water and mountains doing most of the talking.

Photography & Hiking in Nature

When Jake from our team did this tour, we spent seven hours bouncing between Vancouver's best-looking corners with a photographer guide who actually knew how to frame a shot. You'll hike through North Shore rainforest, hit Stanley Park and Granville Island on foot, chase sunset light at English Bay, then prowl Gastown's moody streets after dark. The pace is brisk but manageable—van transport between zones means less time figuring out buses. Bring your phone camera or your fancy gear; either works. Small groups, hotel pickup included, lunch break built in. Not a stroll, but not hardcore climbing either.

7 hoursfrom AUD $204

★ 4.9 (41)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Two-Hour Luxury City Tour of Victoria

When Sarah from our team ran this two-hour Victoria tour, we packed a solid hit-list into a tight window—Fisherman's Wharf, the heritage shopping strip, Canada's oldest Chinatown, Beacon Hill Park with its peacocks and that famous totem pole, and a peek at Craigdarroch Castle from the street. The group stayed small (max 8 people), which meant we could actually chat with the guide and grab photos without jostling. It's a smart move for cruise passengers or anyone with a short layover who wants the scenic highlights without deep dives. Victoria's a picturesque seaside town with a genteel British vibe, and this tour leans into that—manor views, a harbour seal spot, panoramic outlooks over the San Juan Islands. No entry fees, plenty of stops to shoot, and hotel pickup included.

2 hoursfrom AUD $395

★ 4.9 (40)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Ultimate Niagara Falls Experience Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this Niagara Falls tour, it delivered the goods: six hours hitting all the major beats without the usual queue-and-shuffle frustration. You're bundled into an air-conditioned vehicle with a guide who actually knows the area, whisked through the key viewpoints, taken behind the Falls themselves, and plonked on the famous Hornblower boat ride where the mist soaks you properly. It's the kind of tour that works whether you're seeing the Falls for the first time or the tenth—there's something genuinely absorbing about standing in front of that much falling water, and having a knowledgeable local narrate the geological and historical context makes it stick.

6 hoursfrom AUD $380

Whistler: Sea to Sky Gondola Shannon and Brandywine Falls Tour

★ 4.9 (40)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Whistler: Sea to Sky Gondola Shannon and Brandywine Falls Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this full-day trip from Vancouver to Whistler, we wound up on the Sea-to-Sky Highway with stops at Shannon Falls, the Sea to Sky Gondola, Brandywine Falls, and a wander through the mountain town itself. It's a solid 10-hour outing hitting the highlights of BC's coast-to-alpine corridor—and the van ride matters as much as the stops, with decent views of Howe Sound and the Coastal Range rolling past. Small groups (up to 12), air-conditioned coach-style seating, and a local guide keen on the region make it feel less like a cattle-truck operation and more like mates with a good driver.

10 hoursfrom AUD $244

★ 4.9 (29)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

Canada

Vancouver City Finest Private Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team ran this Vancouver private tour, it felt like having a local mate show you around for half a day. You get picked up from your cruise port or downtown hotel and driven to the city's best spots — think viewpoints, neighbourhoods, and landmarks — with a handful of walks and stops along the way. It's relaxed pacing, no huffing up mountains, and genuinely useful if you're new to the city and want to get your bearings without doing the tourist trap circuit. Four hours is just right for a solid intro without wearing you out.

Vancouver UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Fjord Scenic Boat Tour

When Em from our BugBitten team took this two-hour fjord cruise through Howe Sound, we found ourselves in North America's southernmost fjord—a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve that feels genuinely remote despite sitting near Vancouver. The vessel is compact by design: no massive cruise-ship crowds, no mandatory wetsuits, just a covered boat with proper seating and windows built for spotting marine life. Humpback whales, orcas, seals, and sea eagles are all realistic sightings. The guide walks you through the area's history and ecology while you stay warm with complimentary hot drinks. It's a solid two hours on the water that doesn't feel rushed.

Niagara-on-the-Lake Beer and Wine Tour

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this four-hour Niagara-on-the-Lake circuit, it delivered solid tastings across the region's wine and beer producers. You'll roll through a handful of wineries and a craft brewery in an air-conditioned van, guided by someone who knows their stuff and can talk fermentation without losing the plot. It's the kind of afternoon that suits wine enthusiasts, beer nerds, and anyone wanting to tick off a few quality spots without driving themselves. The mix of vineyard views and local knowledge keeps it more genuine than a generic wine-bus experience.

Taste Canada: Non-Touristy St Lawrence Market Food Tour

When Charlie from our team ran this food tour through St Lawrence Market, we found a refreshingly non-glossy take on Toronto's food culture. The market itself is a sprawling, working hub in the city's Old Town, packed with vendors who've been slung food at locals for decades. Over two hours, you hit the real drawcards — peameal bacon, butter tarts, and lesser-known Canadian specialties — with skip-the-line access that actually matters during peak hours. Small groups (max 12 weekdays, 6 weekends) mean your guide knows your name. It's a solid feed and a genuine primer on Toronto's eating history, run by the city's OG food tour mob.

Montreal Afternoon Tea Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team did this five-hour Montreal tea tour, she threaded through four very different tea worlds across the city—a Chinese tea company, a specialty importer with a sommelier school, a proper high tea spot in Old Montreal, and a serene Japanese tea room. You're tasting your way through the city's tea obsessions, meeting the people who run these places, and eating seriously well. It's the kind of tour that only works in a city with this much tea passion and this much walking.

Guided Art Gallery Tour in Montreal

When Jake from our BugBitten team walked this Montreal gallery tour, he found a solid two-hour trot through the Old Port hitting a curated mix of contemporary spaces. You're threading cobblestone streets around St. Paul—the neighbourhood's got that lived-in heritage vibe, foot traffic from tourists and locals alike—stopping into galleries that stock Canadian and international work, plus a notable collection of Inuit art. Entrance fees are rolled in. It's beginner-friendly; you don't need to know your Picasso from your push-pins to enjoy it, but curiosity helps.

2 hoursfrom AUD $73

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