Tours in Canada

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $203

Vancouver Stanley Park 3 Hour Bike Tour

When Charlie from our team caught the Toonie Tours bike loop through Stanley Park, we found it a solid way to see the park's big draws without getting lost on our own. Three hours pedalling the Seawall, ducking through old-growth forest, and stopping at Indigenous totem poles that frame the park's cultural layers. The guide steered us toward good local spots and the pace was relaxed enough to actually take things in—mix of solo travellers, couples, and families, so no pretending to be elite cyclists. Pack water and moderate fitness is genuinely the requirement here.

Canyoning half day - Heart Creek Canyon (beginner level)

When Tom from our team tried Heart Creek Canyon, it was a proper intro to canyoning without the overwhelm. You get four to five hours of rappelling, scrambling, and sliding through a scenic Alberta canyon just ten minutes from Canmore. The outfit handles the technical side — wetsuits, harnesses, ropes — so you show up with hiking shoes and willingness. Most of the approach is gentle, though the final two pitches kick up steeply; guides take their time. By day's end you're rappelling down a 70–80 foot waterfall (or hiking round it if you'd rather), with the Canadian Rockies as your backdrop.

★ 4.8 (109)

Ice Odyssey at Columbia Icefield

When Mia from our team ran the Ice Odyssey at Columbia Icefield, we got two hours on the Athabasca Glacier in a purpose-built all-terrain vehicle with a guide who actually knew the landscape. The Icefield is one of those Canadian Rocky moments—vast, humbling, and genuinely cold. We were in a group of fewer than 10, which meant real stops where you step off the ice itself, not just gawk from a distance. The tour pitches itself as low-impact and conservation-focused, which felt genuine on the ground. It's the kind of thing that sticks with you.

Taste North Vancouver Shipyards - Food Tour with Local Eats

When Sarah from our team tried this North Vancouver food tour, we kicked off with a scenic 12-minute SeaBus ferry across Burrard Inlet—genuinely lovely views of the city and mountains. The 3-hour walking tour threads through the Shipyards District and Lonsdale Quay, stopping at five local spots serving handmade pasta, pirogies, West Coast salmon, ice cream, and local beer or wine. Our guide wove in local history between bites. It's a solid introduction to North Shore's emerging food scene, pitched at a relaxed pace with four sit-down stops, though the route does include one noticeable hill and covers about 10 blocks.

3 hoursfrom AUD $145

Heritage Horse-Drawn Carriage Experience in Victoria

★ 4.8 (85)

45 min – 2 hoursfrom AUD $41

Heritage Horse-Drawn Carriage Experience in Victoria

When Noah from our team booked the Heritage Horse-Drawn Carriage Experience in Victoria, we got the full heritage treatment—a 30-minute journey through the city aboard a proper carriage drawn by endangered-breed horses. Tally-Ho's been running this since 1903, and it shows: the outfit feels genuinely established, not a tourist gimmick. You're looking at maximum 4 adults per carriage (6 capacity, but cramped), a uniformed guide who actually knows local history, and faux-fur blankets if the evening gets chilly. Evening rides get candlelit lanterns, which is a nice touch. Small groups, old horses, old stories—it's a straightforward heritage experience that leans on authenticity rather than flash.

The Sip of Montreal Brew Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked the Sip of Montréal Brew Tour, she got exactly what the name promises: a minivan crawl through Montreal's craft beer scene with a knowledgeable guide at the wheel and a full flight of tastings at each stop. Montreal's earned its reputation as one of North America's top beer cities, and this tour hits several of the neighbourhoods doing the heavy lifting. You'll clock three and a half hours hopping between breweries, learning how different styles are actually made, grabbing snacks along the way, and never once worrying about driving yourself. It's a straightforward operation — no frills, solid execution.

Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary Walk Ticket in Canada

When Charlie from our team visited Yamnuska Wolfdog Sanctuary near Cochrane, Alberta, we found ourselves on 160 acres face-to-face with over 60 rescued wolfdogs. It's Canada's only wolfdog sanctuary—a non-profit rescue operation that blends genuine animal care with hands-on education. The setting feels intimate despite the scale; you're not gawping from a distance but actually connecting with individual animals. The visit runs 45 minutes to two hours depending on how long you linger, and all admission money goes straight back into caring for the pack and funding future rescues.

★ 4.8 (60)

Classic Churchill Polar Bear Experience

When Ben from our team ran this Churchill classic, it ticked every box for a proper Arctic adventure. You're based in a quirky northern town for six days, splitting time between two full days hunting polar bears from heated Tundra Buggies and exploring Churchill's genuine character — dog sledding with local mushers, regional restaurants, cultural museums, and the Polar Bears International House. It's a balanced blend: serious wildlife viewing without sacrificing the human side of the place. The town itself has real personality, and the guides know their stuff. Flights from Winnipeg, accommodation either side, and most meals are locked in.

6 daysfrom AUD $11464

Lake Country Half Day Wine Tour- Incl. Tasting Fees & Guide Grat!

★ 4.8 (54)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Lake Country Half Day Wine Tour- Incl. Tasting Fees & Guide Grat!

When Ben from our team ran the Lake Country Half Day Wine Tour, we found ourselves bouncing between four award-winning wineries across BC's Okanagan Valley in four hours. The tour picks you up from hotels in Vernon, Coldstream, Lake Country, and Sparkling Hills Resort, then shuttles you through vineyards backed by three lakes and rolling hills. You'll taste up to 20 wines across the stops — think Pinot Gris, Pinot Noir, and whatever else the region's doing well that day. It's a solid half-day for wine drinkers who want the guided experience without the faff of driving themselves.

Calgary YYC Airport to Banff |Canmore| Kananaskis–Private Shuttle

When Jake from our BugBitten team landed at Calgary International, this private shuttle service picked him up right on time with a friendly meet-and-greet. It's a straightforward airport-to-hotel transfer to Banff, Canmore, or Kananaskis — no mucking about with shuttle queues or public transit connections. The vehicle was spotless, the driver knew the region well, and the whole thing felt genuinely hassle-free. One-way transfer, roughly 90 minutes depending on traffic and mountain conditions. Locally run, licensed, insured, and all the airport fees are rolled into the quoted price. No surprises at the end.

from AUD $311

Cycling Ottawa's 200th Anniversary, self-guided

★ 4.8 (48)

9 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $363

Cycling Ottawa's 200th Anniversary, self-guided

When Alex from our BugBitten team picked up a bike for this self-guided ride, Ottawa's 200th anniversary felt like the perfect excuse to explore the city's famous pathway network at our own pace. The route strings together four major waterways — Rideau Canal, Rideau Falls, Hog's Back Falls, and the Ottawa and Gatineau Rivers — all without dodging traffic or negotiating roads. You get a freshly fitted Giant bike, helmet, lock, and detailed map, then head out solo for up to 4.5 hours across 15–25 km of flat, easy terrain. It's a smart move if you'd rather set your own rhythm and skip the guide markup.

Rafting Athabasca Falls Run in Jasper

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this one, she paddled 15 kilometres down the Athabasca River in Jasper National Park—a 3-hour journey that couples moderate rapids with serious canyon views. You're in an 8-person raft with a guide who knows the river, and a photographer captures the chaos along the way. It's pitched as family-friendly (kids from six years old welcome, with an adult), and the pace suits everyone from nervous paddlers to keen adrenaline seekers. The setting is properly wild: Rocky Mountain peaks, native wildlife, and water that moves enough to keep things interesting without tipping into technical territory.

Gastown Breakfast Tour | Local Eats and Stories

When Jake from our BugBitten team did this Gastown breakfast tour, we kicked off early before the city woke up—perfect if you're catching a cruise or just want to beat the crowds. You're walking cobblestone streets with a local guide who actually knows the stories behind the Steam Clock and other heritage landmarks, stopping at four different spots for properly curated bites: Italian-style eggs, smoked salmon and brie waffle, Ukrainian pancakes, Vancouver donuts, a mimosa, and decent coffee. It's leisurely, fills you up, and gives you a genuine feel for the neighbourhood in about two hours.

Canmore: Stargazing and Nature by Nightfall Walking Tour - 2hr

When Noah from our team did this Canmore stargazing walk, we got two hours of proper night-time exploration—hiking through uneven forest trails as dusk rolled in, watching for wildlife and picking out constellations overhead. The 3.5-mile route takes you to a remote spot away from light pollution, and if the clouds stay kind, you might even catch the northern lights. It's a genuine mountain evening, not a resort-bound gimmick, and the guides know the patch well enough to read weather on the fly and adjust if conditions turn.

Icefields Parkway & Columbia Icefield Adventure Small Group Tour

When Sarah from our team ran the Icefields Parkway loop, we ticked off some serious Rocky Mountain classics in one solid day. Nine to eleven hours of driving, hiking, and glacier-spotting through one of Canada's most famous scenic routes. You get Bow Lake's jade waters, a crack at Parker Ridge if your legs are keen, and a proper walk out onto Athabasca Glacier via the Ice Explorer. The Skywalk wraps it up with a glass-floored lookout and lunch views at the Icefield Centre. It's a full-on day trip that pulls in mixed crowds — families, couples, keen hikers — and moves at a pace that keeps energy up without feeling rushed.

1-Hour Edmonton River Valley Segway Tour

★ 4.8 (27)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $292

1-Hour Edmonton River Valley Segway Tour

When Sarah from our team took this 1-hour Segway tour through Edmonton's river valley, she found a straightforward way to cover serious ground without walking. You get proper instruction from a certified trainer, then ride through one of Canada's biggest green corridors—a 24,000-hectare stretch of parkland that cuts through the city. It's the kind of tour that works best if you're keen on the gadget itself and want a different vantage point on the valley. Groups stay small (max 10 people), and the whole thing, training included, fits into an hour.

All Star Wineries of Kelowna Tour

When Em from our team ran the All Star Wineries of Kelowna tour, we hit five of the region's standout spots in one afternoon. Kelowna's wine country sits in British Columbia's Okanagan Valley — think rolling vineyards, lake views, and a pretty relaxed vibe. The half-day circuit touches Mission Hill, Summerhill, Frind Estate, Vibrant Vine, Sandhill, and Quails Gate, with tastings at each stop and a driver handling the logistics. It's a solid way to sample the area's range without navigating between cellar doors yourself.

★ 4.8 (20)

🐠 Water Activities

Vancouver Smooth Classic Kayak Tour

When Sarah from our team paddled False Creek on Vancouver's Smooth Classic, we found a genuinely peaceful way to see the city skyline without fighting crowds on foot. You're out on the water for two hours with a local guide, spotting seals, ducks and kingfishers while the downtown towers and Science World frame everything behind you. Early morning or sunset slots keep it calm — the inlet feels more like a pocket of nature than a tourist trap, even though you're essentially paddling past the city's busiest neighbourhoods. Good for solo paddlers or pairs, with reasonable age minimums for kids.

Old Montreal at Twilight Private Tour

When Ben from our team ran this private walking tour through Old Montreal after sunset, he found it a solid way to get oriented in a neighbourhood that can feel maze-like in the dark. You're guided through the tangle of 18th- and 19th-century streets — past the grand Notre-Dame Basilica and the old warehouse district down to the port — with a local who knows where the dead ends are. It's 90 minutes of steady walking at a pace you set, so it's more about understanding the lay of the land and the city's European heritage than rushing through tick boxes. The vibe is relaxed; there's no pre-set spiel, just a knowledgeable person who loves the area.

1h 30mfrom AUD $157

★ 4.8 (20)

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $203

Halifax Private Shore Excursion

When Ben from our BugBitten team ran this 4-hour private tour, it hit the sweet spot for cruise passengers and short-stay visitors to Nova Scotia. The itinerary stitches together three distinct Halifax experiences: a coastal drive to Peggy's Cove (where the lighthouse and granite outcrop deliver genuine postcard scenery), a sobering 20-minute stop at the Titanic Victims Cemetery, and a walk through Citadel Hill's ramparts with harbour views. A local driver-guide narrates the journey, and you're ferried between stops in an air-conditioned van. It's tightly choreographed but not rushed, and the blend of natural beauty, maritime history, and defensive fortification gives you a real sense of what makes Halifax tick.

Calgary Food Walking Tour: Calgary Farmers Market

When Ben from our BugBitten team did this Calgary Farmers Market walk, it felt like the right way to spend a Sunday morning if you care where your food actually comes from. You start with a proper brunch and drink pairing indoors, then head out to the market itself to chat with about a dozen local Alberta farmers and food makers. The whole thing runs three hours, and it's a proper stroll rather than a rushed tick-box — the kind of morning that shifts how you think about buying food.

Osoyoos Full Day Lunch Wine Tour: Tasting Fees & Guide Grat Incl!

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this full-day Osoyoos wine tour, she hit five wineries across the Okanagan Valley — tasting up to 24 wines in total. It's the outfit's flagship offering, and you're looking at roughly 5–6 hours of vineyard hopping with a wine concierge steering the group (usually up to 24 people) through tastings at solid producers. You'll stop for a long, leisurely lunch at one of the estates (BYO budget for that), then loop back to your accommodation in Osoyoos or Oliver. The valley itself is high-desert wine country: rolling slopes, dry heat, and a real working-farm vibe that appeals to wine-curious tourists and serious collectors alike.

Exclusive Priority Niagara Boat Tour & Journey Behind Falls

★ 4.8 (1,264)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $108

Exclusive Priority Niagara Boat Tour & Journey Behind Falls

When Em from our team ran this tour, we got a proper peek behind the curtain at Niagara Falls — and it's worth the extra coin. The Priority Plus upgrade lets you dodge the queues that can stretch for hours, board the Niagara City Cruise first for the best deck spots, and then slip into Journey Behind the Falls without the usual crush. It's a 3-hour guided walk that covers the American Falls, Bridal Veil, and Horseshoe Falls viewpoints, plus access to Table Rock Visitor Centre. You'll cop a fancy gold poncho, a local guide, and the chance to see one of the world's most visited natural wonders without feeling like you're in a mosh pit.

Toronto: Authentic Food Tour with Local & International Flavors

When Jake from our team ran this Toronto food tour, we worked through two neighbourhoods steeped in the city's food story: St. Lawrence Market (operating since 1803) and the Distillery District's pedestrian-only cobblestone precinct. The pace is steady — expect a solid 3+ hours of walking and tasting, moving between heritage buildings and local food stalls. You'll hit everything from peameal bacon sandwiches and poutine to Korean bibimbap and butter tarts, plus whatever their 'secret dish' turns out to be. It's the kind of tour that works for food-focused travellers keen to see where Toronto actually eats, not just where tourists are told to go.

Lake Louise Moraine Lake Emerald Lake Yoho Banff National Park

★ 4.8 (535)

8 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $78

Lake Louise Moraine Lake Emerald Lake Yoho Banff National Park

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this full-day loop through the Canadian Rockies, she hit three of the region's headline lakes—Louise, Moraine, and Emerald—plus the Natural Bridge and a final stop in Banff town. The van picks you up from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff and drops you back at one of those three, making it flexible for road-trippers. You're looking at 8–11 hours door-to-door depending on traffic and conditions. The Rockies here are properly dramatic: turquoise glacial water, jagged peaks, and the kind of light that changes every hour. It's the classic bucket-list loop, and you'll share the van with other keen travellers.

★ 4.8 (426)

Athabasca Glacier Snow Trip from Banff

When Ben from our team booked this 11-hour glacier run from Banff, we were after the genuine article — and the Icefields Parkway delivered. You're driven through one of North America's most stunning strips of highway, arriving at the Columbia Icefield where the tour splits: ride the Ice Explorer onto the glacier itself, then hit the Skywalk for those stomach-flipping views. Small groups (max 24) mean you're not shuffling along in a tourist convoy, and lunch is bundled in. It's a big day of sitting, driving, and gawking, but the landscape justifies every minute.

11 hoursfrom AUD $393

Vancouver Island Half-Day Whale Watching Tour - Telegraph Cove

★ 4.8 (381)

🐠 Water Activities

Vancouver Island Half-Day Whale Watching Tour - Telegraph Cove

When Tom from our team headed out on the Ocean Magic II from Telegraph Cove, we were chasing orcas and humpbacks through Johnstone Strait's notorious currents. This 3-hour semi-covered cruiser tour cuts through the Broughton archipelago with local guides who know the animals' movements and habits. The vibe is mixed — you'll find keen wildlife spotters and families with kids, all hoping the waters deliver. The boat's got a restroom and basic facilities, and they back it up with a sighting guarantee: if you don't see whales, you get another tour free (until you do).

Montreal Mile End Guided Food Tour by Local Montreal Tours

When Ben from our BugBitten team did this three-hour Mile End food tour, he hit five distinct stops across one of Montreal's most food-focused neighborhoods. The route strings together local legends — a hole-in-the-wall sandwich spot, a wood-fired bagel counter, a street-side gnocchi window, a poutine joint with proper squeaky curds, and a seasonal finish (gelato in warm months, cannoli and espresso in colder ones). Mile End itself is a tight, walkable strip of independent shops and restaurants where locals outnumber tourists, and the vibe feels genuinely lived-in rather than packaged for outsiders. It's steady pacing with real food — not tasting portions.

Downtown Victoria Food & City Tour

When Em from our team ran this downtown Victoria food tour, we hit up a proper mix of local spots — nothing touristy, all genuine. Two hours of wandering the core with a local guide who actually knows the owners, tasting BC wine, hitting a legendary bakery, trying Korean corn dogs and Middle Eastern street food, plus chocolate and macarons to finish. It's a solid intro to Victoria's food scene beyond the main drag, and the guide's insider tips alone make it worth it.

2 hoursfrom AUD $130

Best of Halifax 3 Hr Ebike Tour with Tour Guide

★ 4.8 (315)

8 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $73

Best of Halifax 3 Hr Ebike Tour with Tour Guide

When Em from our BugBitten team took this Halifax e-bike tour, we were struck by how the electric assist levelled the playing field—steep hills that would've winded most riders became manageable legs of the journey. Over three hours, our guide wove together the city's layered history: Mi'kmaq roots, African Nova Scotian heritage, Acadian culture, and British colonial threads, all while we pedalled past the Boardwalk, up to Citadel Hill (where cannons fire on schedule in the mornings), through the manicured Public Gardens, and into Point Pleasant Park. Small groups meant real conversation, not a conveyor-belt vibe. Halifax's compact geography and the e-bikes' torque made covering serious ground feel unhurried.

Lake Louise Moraine Lake Banff Gondola Hot Springs Bow Falls TRIP

When Ben from our team ran this Canadian Rockies loop, it ticked off the major Alpine hits in a single day. You're looking at Lake Louise and Moraine Lake—both stunners with turquoise water and mountain walls that justify the hype—plus a wander through Banff Town for lunch and shops, a spin up the Banff Gondola or soak at the hot springs (your call, extra cost), and a quick stop at Bow Falls. The drive covers serious ground; expect 8 to 11 hours depending on season and traffic. Pickup from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff keeps logistics simple. It's a solid hit-list tour, best for people who want the Rocky postcard moments without the hassle of driving themselves.

★ 4.8 (255)

🛕 Culture & History

1 hour – 3 hoursfrom AUD $45

Britannia Mine Museum General Admission

When Tom from our team visited Britannia Mine Museum, we found a genuinely engaging slice of Canadian mining history wedged between Squamish and Vancouver along the Sea to Sky corridor. The headline act is the underground train ride through an actual mine tunnel—genuinely atmospheric—paired with gold panning (keep what you find), a live interactive experience called BOOM! set in the restored Mill No. 3 building, and mineral galleries. It's pitched at families and curious types, and the site's a National Historic Site that's earned awards for its multi-sensory approach. Most visits run 1–3 hours depending on how deep you go.

Winter Victoria Whale and Wildlife Zodiac Tour

★ 4.8 (236)

Winter Victoria Whale and Wildlife Zodiac Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this winter zodiac tour off Victoria, we knew we were in for proper weather — and we weren't disappointed. This is a tight 12-person speedboat operation that pushes out from the inner harbour daily at midday to hunt for whales, seals, otters, and sea birds along the wild west coast of southern Vancouver Island. The Olympic Peninsula's snow-capped peaks frame the whole thing. You're kitted out in a full cruiser suit, hat, and gloves before departure, which is just as well: the winter waters here are properly cold. Three hours end-to-end, and the captain — your guide for the day — knows these waters and the creatures in them.

3 hoursfrom AUD $179

Vancouver Self-Guided Bike or Ebike Rental

★ 4.8 (165)

6 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $57

Vancouver Self-Guided Bike or Ebike Rental

When Em from our team hired a bike to explore Vancouver for the day, we found it's genuinely the best way to clock the city's sprawl without burning out. You get a standard cruiser or e-bike (if you're 16+), a helmet, lock, and a local's map, then you're loose to pedal the 34-kilometre seaside loop, duck into Stanley Park, hit Granville Island, or cruise Olympic Village at whatever pace suits. The city's separated bike lanes mean you're not dodging traffic, and the infrastructure feels world-class compared to most Aussie cities. Six to nine hours gives you proper time to stop, eat, wander.

★ 4.8 (160)

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $126

Halifax Segway City Spin

When Jake from our BugBitten team rolled through Halifax on a Segway, it was a refreshing way to clock the city's historic spine without melting into the pavement. This guided 2.5–3 hour spin loops you past the Citadel, Argyle Street's restored heritage buildings, and Grand Parade Square — the kind of layered, walkable neighbourhoods that tell you how a port city actually lived. You're tethered to a guide via radio headset, moving at a clip that lets you absorb the architecture and local chat without the huffing and puffing of a traditional walking tour. It draws a mix of tourists and the occasionally curious local keen to try something different.

Family Friendly Cheakamus Splash Rafting

★ 4.8 (114)

🐠 Water Activities

Family Friendly Cheakamus Splash Rafting

When Alex from our team took this Cheakamus River rafting trip, we found a genuinely solid half-day option for families wanting some paddle time without the chaos. Based between Vancouver and Whistler near Squamish, the river's a natural playground—gentle enough for kids from five upwards, scenic enough to keep adults engaged. The 1.5-hour float itself is the main event, bookended by shuttle time from Whistler accommodation. It's the kind of outing where you get wet, laugh at the splashes, and don't need a full day's commitment.

Halifax Walking Food Tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this Halifax food walk, it delivered exactly what it promised: a 2.5-hour amble through the city's best eating spots paired with local history lessons. You're sampling seafood and beef bites as your guide talks you through the neighbourhoods—it's a working breakfast or early-lunch situation, so don't eat beforehand. Halifax has serious food chops (think fresh-caught Atlantic flavour and proper Maritime cooking), and this tour threads you through the good stuff. Minimum two people to run, and the vibe suits everyone from keen foodies to casual wanderers.

2h 30mfrom AUD $203

Rockies Western Canada Iconic Sites Tour

★ 4.8 (81)

Rockies Western Canada Iconic Sites Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 8-day Rockies loop, she got a proper taste of Western Canada's famous showstoppers without the mega-coach crush. The route stitches Whistler, Wells Gray, Jasper, Banff, and Kelowna together with small-group breathing room — max 23 people — and a mix of guided hikes, cable cars, and glacier walks. You're not just ticking boxes at Lake Louise or the Columbia Icefields; there's real time to wander the backcountry and soak in the scale of the Rockies. The pace is steady but not rushed, and the overnight stays let you settle in rather than perpetually chase the next viewpoint.

Iconic & Obscure Walking Tour in Victoria

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this 2-hour walking tour through downtown Victoria, we got a proper feel for how the city's layers actually work. You start at the Inner Harbour — all grand Empress Hotel and BC Legislative building — then wind through Government Street's evolution, Bastion Square's cobblestone nooks, and the heritage-meets-modern mash-up of Market Square before dipping into Chinatown. The guide knows the place well and moves at a pace that lets you absorb the stories without feeling rushed. It's a solid introduction to Victoria's heart, not a sprint.

2 hoursfrom AUD $24

Montréal Downtown and Underground City Private Walking Tour

★ 4.8 (58)