Tours in Canada

20 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $139

Vancouver Island: Full-Day Kayak Tour from Telegraph Cove

When Tom from our team paddled out on the Johnstone Strait near Telegraph Cove, the full-day kayak tour delivered exactly what it promised: a proper day on the water surrounded by rainforest-clad mountains and serious marine life. The seven-hour outing splits between actual paddling (up to four hours) and exploring the strait's ecosystems — from starfish-studded shallows to orca territory. It's pitched at all levels, but you'll need genuine fitness; this isn't a gentle float. The vibe is small-group, nature-focused, and genuinely back-to-basics.

Ultimate Chocolate Tour in Montreal with Included Tastings

When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this 4-hour chocolate tour in Montreal, she walked through the city's best chocolate makers—from bean-to-bar roasters to confectioners crafting their own work. The vibe is intimate and geeky in the best way: you're tasting 9+ single-origin bars like you'd do wine, getting your hands on chocolate-making, sipping traditional Mexican hot chocolate, and eating mole at a proper restaurant. The group feels small enough that your guide actually knows who you are, and Montreal's chocolate scene, it turns out, is surprisingly deep.

Lunenburg Heritage Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team did this four-hour Lunenburg tour, we found ourselves in one of Nova Scotia's most colour-soaked coastal towns—a UNESCO World Heritage Site where the streetscapes alone are worth the camera roll. The tour walks you through the historic centre, hits the waterfront, and carves out proper free time to nose around cafés, seafood joints, and independent shops without feeling rushed. It's the kind of place where tourism and actual life coexist, and the mix of maritime stories, pastel-painted buildings, and genuinely good coffee spots makes for a straightforward, unhurried half-day.

Airport Shuttle: Calgary Airport Downtown Calgary

When Noah from our BugBitten team needed a lift from Calgary Airport to the city centre, this private shuttle service handled the job cleanly. You get a licensed, insured vehicle with air-con, a meet-and-greet at arrivals, and the airport authority fee included in the price. It's a straightforward point-to-point transfer — no frills, no surprises — covering the 20 minutes to an hour depending on traffic and your downtown destination. Suits families (car seats provided for young kids), solo travellers, and anyone who'd rather skip the rental-car hassle or public-transit shuffle after a flight.

Old Town Toronto Highlights 3 Hour Walking Tour | Gratuity-Based

★ 4.8 (442)

Old Town Toronto Highlights 3 Hour Walking Tour | Gratuity-Based

When Mia from our BugBitten team walked this 3-hour Old Town Toronto tour, it delivered exactly what it promises: a solid grounding in the city's bones without the fluff. You're following a local guide through downtown's key districts—the architectural standouts, the neighbourhoods that shaped the place, the spots that tell you why Toronto actually matters. It's pitched at folks who've been around the block (literally or figuratively) and want substance over Instagram moments. Small enough to feel genuine, long enough to breathe.

3 hoursfrom AUD $7

Toronto to Niagara Falls Day Tour with Boat Cruise and Lunch

★ 4.8 (272)

Toronto to Niagara Falls Day Tour with Boat Cruise and Lunch

When Sarah from our team ran this 9-hour day tour from downtown Toronto, it ticked all the boxes for a solid Niagara Falls hit without the usual tourist chaos. You're bundled into an air-conditioned coach with a guide, whisked to the falls, then onto the Hornblower boat cruise where you get soaked and grinning. A three-course lunch overlooks the gorge, you've got a couple of hours to wander about on your own, and then it's fudge tasting and Gorge sightseeing before the ride home. It's a meaty day out that moves you through the classics without leaving you knackered.

9 hoursfrom AUD $186

Bike/E-bike tour: Old town, Lachine canal, Islands with wine/beer

★ 4.8 (195)

Bike/E-bike tour: Old town, Lachine canal, Islands with wine/beer

When Charlie from our team ran this Montreal bike tour, we found a genuinely different way to see the city. Starting from Old Montreal and rolling out along the Lachine Canal, past Griffintown and onto the islands, the 3-hour, 16 km route stays mostly flat and manageable. You're cycling through pockets that tell the story of Montreal's river-and-industry backbone — the Saint Lawrence shaped everything here — rather than hitting the postcard spots. The guide knows the neighbourhoods properly, the bike rental's sorted for the full day, and at the end there's a cold drink waiting back near the starting point.

Toronto’s Multicultural Heart – Kensington & Chinatown Walk

When Alex from our team ran this 3-hour walk through Kensington Market and Chinatown, we got a genuine feel for how Toronto's neighbourhoods tick. You're moving through two distinct pockets — one a rambling bohemian warren of indie shops and street art, the other a dense, food-focused strip where the pulse is real. The guide threads the cultural history through it all, and you'll stop for a local snack and a hot drink along the way. It's the kind of tour that works because it's small enough to actually chat with people and move at a human pace, not a stampede.

3 hoursfrom AUD $89

Spectacular Banff Day - Gondola Included

★ 4.8 (114)

10 hours – 11 hoursfrom AUD $205

Spectacular Banff Day - Gondola Included

When Lily from our BugBitten team ran this 10–11 hour Banff day, she got a loose, personal take on the classic mountain loop. You're in a smaller vehicle (not a tour bus), hitting Lake Louise, riding the Banff Gondola both ways, wandering Banff Avenue, and stopping in Canmore. The vibe is relaxed — there's time built in to swim, eat at your own pace, photograph, and just sit with those Rockies views. It's designed for people who want the highlights without the rigid schedule.

Nanaimo Whale Watching in a Semi-Covered Boat

★ 4.8 (89)

🐠 Water Activities

Nanaimo Whale Watching in a Semi-Covered Boat

When Charlie from our team booked this Nanaimo whale watch, we were after orcas in the Salish Sea — and the boat delivered. You're cruising the Gulf Islands archipelago on the Kula, a 12-seater with both covered seating and an open back deck, hunting for killer whales, humpbacks, sea lions, and eagles with a guide who actually knows their marine biology. The waters here are genuinely rich with wildlife, and the vibe is small-group and focused. Four hours, departure from Nanaimo's waterfront, and if whales don't show (they're pretty confident), your next trip's free.

1.5-Hour Guided Snowmobiling Adventure

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this guided snowmobile tour in Quebec, we found a straightforward winter adventure that delivers what it promises — a chance to ride across snowy terrain with a guide who covers the essentials upfront. The outfit pairs riders two-to-a-snowmobile (or you can book two seats solo), walks through safety and basic handling before heading out, and keeps things moving at a legal clip. It's a 1.5-hour slot that appeals to anyone keen on winter thrills without needing prior experience, though it's not a casual cruise — you'll want to be fit enough for the physical demands of snowmobiling.

Osoyoos Half Day Wine Tour (Incl. Tasting Fees & Guide Gratuity!)

When Em from our team ran this half-day wine tour around Osoyoos, we got a straightforward taster of the Okanagan's red wine region. The tour hits four award-winning vineyards across the Osoyoos/Oliver wine trail in 4 hours, with hassle-free hotel pick-up and drop-off included. It's the kind of setup that lets you focus on sipping without worrying about driving or logistics—tasting fees, guide tip, water, and air-conditioned transport are all sorted. Osoyoos sits at the southern tip of the Okanagan Valley where the heat and soil have made it Canada's serious red wine country, and this tour cuts straight to the good stuff.

4 hoursfrom AUD $165

Whistler Sightseeing & Sea to Sky Gondola Tour from Vancouver

★ 4.8 (46)

Whistler Sightseeing & Sea to Sky Gondola Tour from Vancouver

When Sarah from our team took this 10-hour loop from Vancouver, it felt like the classic Whistler day trip done properly. You head north on the Sea to Sky Highway, stop at Shannon Falls for a proper waterfall moment, then ride the gondola 850 metres up for views across Howe Sound. The real draw is Whistler Village — a few hours to wander, eat, or sit on a patio — before the scenic drive home. It's a solid half-day–plus itinerary that covers the highlights without feeling rushed, and suits anyone from families to independent travellers.

10 hoursfrom AUD $258

★ 4.8 (45)

1 hour – 3 hoursfrom AUD $24

Audain Art Museum Admission Ticket

When Jake from our team visited the Audain Art Museum in Whistler, we found a genuinely impressive space that punches above what you'd expect from a mountain town gallery. Opened in 2016, this LEED-certified building houses a serious collection of BC art spanning the late 1800s to today — think major First Nations masks, Emily Carr works, and James Hart's legendary cedar Dance Screen. The permanent collection is anchored by real museum-quality pieces, with rotating exhibitions keeping things fresh. You're looking at a leisurely 1–3 hours depending on how deep you want to go, and the building itself (designed by award-winning architects) is worth the walk-through.

Salt Spring Island "Artisan Trail" Hop On Hop Off Tour!

★ 4.8 (37)

Salt Spring Island "Artisan Trail" Hop On Hop Off Tour!

When Tom from our team ran the Artisan Trail loop on Salt Spring Island, he found a genuinely smart way to explore the island's food producers without the usual tour-group rush. This 28km hop-on hop-off circuit threads past a cheesemaker, forest brewery, winery, cider farm, and lavender estate—each stop stocked with local food and drink. The small shuttle (20 seats max) and flexible stopping mean you're not herded through; you pick your pace and your stops. It's the kind of tour that works because it trusts you to wander.

from AUD $67

★ 4.8 (23)

Ottawa Spring Tulip Festival Bike Tour

When Jake from our team pedalled this one in May, we wound through Ottawa's famous Tulip Festival on two wheels—a proper spring celebration. The 3-hour ride takes you through Commissioners Park, where over 300,000 tulips explode across the gardens, plus a handful of other blooming pockets around the capital. A local guide steers you through the winding pathways and fills in the festival's backstory. You'll spend a solid 30–40 minutes at the main site, soaking in the colour, then loop back past some of Ottawa's central sights. It's a gentle, scenic way to catch the festival if you're comfortable on a bike.

3 hoursfrom AUD $92

Private Banff and Yoho National Park Tour with Moraine Lake

★ 4.8 (18)

8 hours – 10 hoursfrom AUD $654

Private Banff and Yoho National Park Tour with Moraine Lake

When Alex from our BugBitten team ran this private Banff and Yoho tour, we got the kind of day that justifies a bit of splashing out. Eight to ten hours across two national parks hitting Moraine Lake, Lake Louise, Emerald Lake, Natural Bridge, and Takakkaw Falls — the heavy hitters of the Canadian Rockies. No coach full of other tourists means you're not jostling for photos or waiting while someone ties their boot. The driver knows the area well enough to steer you toward quieter pockets and spot wildlife without the usual rush. It's straightforward sightseeing, not a lecture series, so you're free to move at your own pace and soak in the scale of the place.

★ 4.8 (18)

Icefields Parkway Experience

When Lily from our team ran the Icefields Parkway experience, we spent a full day rolling through one of the world's most photogenic stretches of road in the Canadian Rockies. The 10-hour tour hits up to seven stops — guaranteed highlights include Bow Lake, Peyto Lake, and the Athabasca Glacier — with your guide picking bonus spots based on conditions and light. You're travelling in a comfortable air-conditioned van with a small group, and the park entry fees and snacks are sorted. It's the kind of drive where every bend reveals something bigger than the last: turquoise lakes, hanging glaciers, and mountains that just don't quit.

10 hoursfrom AUD $213

Haunted Mount Royal

When Mia from our team ran this evening walk across Mount Royal, she found herself climbing shadowy trails and crumbling staircases while a professional actor spun stories about the mountain's darker past — abandoned hospitals, crumbling estates, and the spirits supposedly lingering in old graveyards. It's Montreal's spookier side told by someone who knows how to build tension, stretched across 90 minutes of moderate hiking on uneven terrain after dark. The vibe sits somewhere between local history lesson and ghost yarn told around a campfire, aimed squarely at people who like their city tours with an edge and don't mind a bit of a climb.

1h 30mfrom AUD $36

Private Guided Tour: Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Bay, Lunenburg & Ovens

Private Guided Tour: Peggy’s Cove, Mahone Bay, Lunenburg & Ovens

When Alex from our team ran this 8-hour South Shore loop from Halifax, we ticked off some of Nova Scotia's most recognisable spots in a single day. The route strings together Peggy's Cove (that famous lighthouse everyone photographs), a reflective stop at the Swissair Flight 111 Memorial, the postcard-perfect triple-church vista of Mahone Bay, the vibrant UNESCO town of Lunenburg with its Bluenose heritage, and finishes at Ovens Natural Park where sea caves echo beneath the cliffs. It's a solid coastal drive that covers serious ground without the faff of self-driving.

8 hoursfrom AUD $405

Breathtaking Bay of Fundy Adventure Private Tour

Breathtaking Bay of Fundy Adventure Private Tour

When Jake from our team ran the Breathtaking Bay of Fundy Adventure, we got a proper close-up of what makes this corner of Canada tick. The tour stitches together the Bay's legendary tides, coastal scenery, heritage bridges, and local food stops across five-and-a-half hours in a comfortable, air-conditioned van. It's a locally-led operation based in Saint John, Nova Scotia, and it reads as genuinely curated rather than rushed—the kind of outing where a knowledgeable guide actually knows the stories behind the landmarks and isn't just hitting checkboxes.

5h 30mfrom AUD $878

Private Tour Countryside Drive to Butchart Gardens & Victoria

Private Tour Countryside Drive to Butchart Gardens & Victoria

When Sarah from our team booked this private Victoria tour, we were after something that didn't feel rushed—and that's exactly what we got. You're picked up from your hotel, ferry terminal, or Vancouver drop-off point, then driven through quiet countryside to Butchart Gardens for a self-guided wander through the blooms and garden rooms. After that, your local guide steers you through Victoria proper: Craigdarroch Castle, the Inner Harbour, Chinatown, coastal streets—whatever suits your pace and interests. It's five hours of flexible sightseeing in a private minivan with one guide who actually knows how to leave breathing room.

5 hoursfrom AUD $1442

Old Montreal: Self-Guided Tour from Place D‘Armes to Old Port

1h 15m – 1h 30mfrom AUD $18

Old Montreal: Self-Guided Tour from Place D‘Armes to Old Port

When Mia from our BugBitten team worked through this self-guided walking tour, we found it a solid way to plot your own course through Old Montreal's colonial heart. You'll start at Place d'Armes — all grand Bank of Montreal and Notre-Dame Basilica — then thread through cobblestone streets on your own schedule, hitting the Seminary, the first church, Place Jacques-Cartier, and the Old Port's waterfront bustle before finishing at the Clock Tower. The whole loop runs 1h 15m to 1h 30m if you keep moving, though the real beauty is ditching the timer and lingering where it clicks. It's Montreal's layered past — French, British, fur trade, religious heritage — playing out underfoot.

The Original Old Montréal Walking Tour by Guidatour

★ 4.8 (2,713)

The Original Old Montréal Walking Tour by Guidatour

When Ben from our BugBitten team did this 2-hour walk through Old Montréal, it felt like a genuine local showing you round rather than a script being read. The tour covers both the cobblestone-lined east and west sides of the district, weaving through centuries-old architecture and tucked-away corners while your certified guide shares the stories that actually explain why this neighbourhood feels different. It's pitched as an easy introduction to the city, and it delivers—small enough groups (around 15), long enough history, and run by a woman-owned outfit that's been at this for over four decades.

2 hoursfrom AUD $36

Niagara Falls Canada Tour: Helicopter, Boat Cruise & Journey

★ 4.8 (603)

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $487

Niagara Falls Canada Tour: Helicopter, Boat Cruise & Journey

When Em from our team tackled this Niagara Falls combo, we got the full theatrical tour of the Canadian side — helicopter, boat, and behind-the-falls walkthrough all in one hit. The 5–6 hour run includes skip-the-line access and hotel pickups in air-conditioned vans that hit spots regular buses can't reach. It's the kind of tour that checks every box for first-timers wanting to experience the falls from every angle without faffing about with separate bookings.

★ 4.8 (439)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Northern Lights Tour Yellowknife

When Charlie from our BugBitten team joined this Yellowknife aurora tour, we piled into a bus and spent four hours cruising the Ingraham Trail, stopping at lakes with proper dark skies. The region is genuinely one of Earth's best spots for Northern Lights — the sky actually delivers in winter, and the landscape around those frozen lakes is dramatic. You're not on a packed tour-bus cattle run; this one caps numbers tight. The vibe is expectant and quiet, the sort of thing that hooks people who've dreamed of this since school.

4 hoursfrom AUD $103

Bike/E-bike Tour: Montreal’s hidden treasures with beer or wine

★ 4.8 (364)

Bike/E-bike Tour: Montreal’s hidden treasures with beer or wine

When Noah from our team took this Montreal bike tour, we found a smart way to see the city beyond the postcard spots. Over 3 hours and 12 km, your guide (a certified local) weaves through vibrant neighbourhoods, hitting landmarks and hidden corners most tour buses miss. Groups stay small—max 10 riders—so it feels more like exploring with a knowledgeable mate than herding through a tour. You get to choose between a regular bike or e-bike depending on your legs, and the whole thing wraps with a beer or wine to toast your discoveries. It's a genuinely local Montreal experience without the tourist-trap feeling.

3 hoursfrom AUD $98

Niagara Falls Tour With Boat Cruise, Illumination Tower & Dinner

★ 4.8 (159)

30 min – 1h 30mfrom AUD $62

Niagara Falls Tour With Boat Cruise, Illumination Tower & Dinner

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this seven-hour Niagara Falls combo, he got the full arc — daylight sightseeing plus an evening experience that actually justifies the long haul. You're driven through the scenic bits (Dufferin Islands, the Whirlpool, that iconic Floral Clock), climb the Skylon Tower for the overview, duck behind the Falls themselves, then pivot to the Voyage to the Falls boat at dusk (May–December; winter swaps in a flight-simulator alternative). Dinner at a local spot with your group follows, capped off by a gimmicky-but-fun trip to the Illumination Tower where you technically help light up the Falls. It's touristy — unapologetically so — but the mix of day and night, water and height, actually works.

Vancouver Airport YVR Private Transfer to Downtown

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked this private transfer from Vancouver Airport to downtown, we got a straightforward ride in a newer car with a driver who actually knew the city. It's a no-fuss alternative to the taxi queue or SkyTrain shuffle — you book ahead, get picked up at arrivals, and head straight to your hotel or accommodation. Takes 30 minutes to 90 minutes depending on traffic and your destination. The sell is simple: fixed rates, AC, a driver who won't overcharge you, and one less thing to sort when you're jet-lagged.

★ 4.8 (122)

🍜 Food & Cooking

6 hours – 7 hoursfrom AUD $238

Charlottetown Food Walking Tour

When Alex from our team ran this Charlottetown food walk, we got a proper taste of PEI's culinary identity across three hours. The tour hits well-known local spots—think oysters, seafood chowder, and island-specific dishes—with a guide (Josh, Mark, Ken, or Carolyn) who weaves in the 'why' behind each plate: why these foods matter to Islanders, where they come from, and what they say about the place. You're sampling, not feasting, so portions are deliberate; by the end you've earned your honorary Islander status. It's a solid blend of food and place history for anyone keen to eat their way into understanding how a region ticks.

myWineCountry Experience Premium Wine Tours and Tastings

When Lily from our team booked the myWineCountry Experience Premium Wine Tours, we were curious how three wineries and a distillery would stack up in six to seven hours. The tour hits Peller Estates, Trius Winery, and Wayne Gretzky Estates across Niagara wine country—a region that draws wine lovers and curious travellers in equal measure. You're ferried between spots in a black Mercedes Sprinter (no minibus surprises), picked up from your Niagara Falls or Niagara-on-the-Lake digs, and guided through facility tours with tastings at each stop. Lunch is available at Peller, so you can eat on-site or wander the grounds for photos.

Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Icefields Parkway

★ 4.8 (52)

8 hours – 16 hoursfrom AUD $29

Self-Guided Audio Driving Tour in Icefields Parkway

When Sarah from our team tried GuideAlong's self-guided audio tour of the Icefields Parkway, she got the road trip experience without the tour bus crowds. This is a downloadable audio guide that triggers automatically as you drive past 150 key spots—Peyto Lake's turquoise waters, Athabasca Falls, the Athabasca Glacier—feeding you geology facts, wildlife tips, and local stories at your own pace. It's rated one of the world's best mountain drives, and the flexibility means you can tackle it as a half-day jaunt or stretch it across multiple days. No expiry, no guide needed, just your car and a charged phone.

Vancouver Private Food Tour: Taste 6+ Local Dishes & Fresh Sushi

★ 4.8 (44)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Vancouver Private Food Tour: Taste 6+ Local Dishes & Fresh Sushi

When Ben from our BugBitten team did this private Gastown food tour, we got the neighbourhood practically to ourselves — a proper win for a small group. You're walking through Vancouver's oldest district with a guide who knows the laneways and kitchen histories, stopping at six-plus spots that span from a 1910 pub to a farmers'-market-turned-institution dessert bar. The menu shifts by time of day (morning hits fresh donuts and fermented toast; afternoon adds tacos and artisan chocolate), plus there's a surprise dish revealed on the day. Over 3.5 hours, it's equal parts food and storytelling — the Great Fire of 1886 threads through the whole route. Most drinks are on the house at select stops.

JasperColumbia Icefield,Bow,Peyto Lake from Calgary,Canmore,Banff

When Ben from our team ran this 12-hour loop from Calgary, Canmore, or Banff, we wound through some genuinely stunning Rocky Mountain terrain. The route hits Columbia Icefield (where you can walk on the glacier and try the Skywalk), Bow Lake, Peyto Lake, Crowfoot Glacier, and a handful of scenic pullouts including the Weeping Wall and Saskatchewan Crossing. It's a solid day for keen photographers and anyone after a proper sense of the landscape's scale. The catch: the Icefield closes mid-October to early May, so winter trips swap those stops for Lake Louise and Johnston Canyon instead. Bottled water and air-con transport are included; everything else — including Icefield admission — costs extra.

12 hoursfrom AUD $115

Vancouver City Sightseeing Adventure: a murder mystery in Gastown

★ 4.8 (39)

Vancouver City Sightseeing Adventure: a murder mystery in Gastown

When Jake from our team ran this murder mystery through Gastown, we were met by a detective character who handed us a kit and two hours to crack who killed Jimmy Capello—turns out he copped it three ways over. It's an outdoor escape room disguised as a guided wander through Vancouver's historic neighbourhood, where teams of 2–6 solve puzzles and hunt clues across public squares, heritage buildings and street art. No app needed, no screens required; just shoe leather, grey matter, and a bit of teamwork to earn your certificate and bragging rights.

2 hoursfrom AUD $45

★ 4.8 (31)

10 min – 1 hourfrom AUD $144

Day trip to Eastern Townships

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this nine-hour Eastern Townships day trip, it felt like a proper regional exploration rather than a box-ticking tour. You're driven through Quebec's quieter eastern corner—rolling countryside dotted with lakes, farms, and small towns like Knowlton and Magog—in a snug coach with 8–16 others. The vibe is leisurely: a bilingual guide narrates the drive, you stop for short walks and local browsing, grab lunch in town, and hit the library straddling the Canadian–American border. Louise Penny fans will recognize the landscape. It's picked up from Montreal hotels and feels more about seeing how the region actually sits—country estates, village character, the mix of rural and refined—than rushing through highlights.

Tandem Parasailing Experience in Kelowna

When Alex from our team tried the tandem parasailing setup in Kelowna, we found it a straightforward buzz over Lake Okanagan. You're harnessed in, towed behind a boat, and airborne for the better part of an hour—no swimming or prior experience needed. It's billed as the summer family staple here, and the outfit's been running the show since 2002 with a clean safety record. The vibe is relaxed; kids from age 4 up do it, older folks too. You launch and land right off the boat's platform, so there's minimal faff.

Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake & Johnston Canyon Tour

★ 4.8 (13)

8 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $103

Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, Emerald Lake & Johnston Canyon Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this eight-hour loop through Banff, she caught all four headline lakes—Moraine, Louise, Emerald, and Johnston Canyon—without touching the steering wheel. The tour moves you through the Canadian Rockies' postcard scenery: turquoise glacier-fed waters, dramatic canyon walks, and mountain backdrops that genuinely stop you mid-sentence. You're sharing the shuttle with other travellers, which keeps it social without feeling crowded. The real drawcard is Moraine Lake access—private cars are banned, so this tour genuinely gets you somewhere most self-drivers can't reach.

Whistler Tour from Vancouver + Sea to Sky Gondola + Shannon Falls

★ 4.8 (1,046)

Whistler Tour from Vancouver + Sea to Sky Gondola + Shannon Falls

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Whistler tour, it was a solid full-day run up the Sea to Sky Highway from Vancouver. You're looking at ten hours door-to-door in a comfortable coach, hitting Shannon Falls (BC's third-tallest), riding the Sea to Sky Gondola up 885 metres with genuine 360-degree views of Howe Sound and the ranges, then loose time in Whistler Village to wander shops and cafés. It's the kind of day that works well if you're after scenery and a taste of mountain-town atmosphere without needing to drive yourself.

10 hoursfrom AUD $222

★ 4.8 (594)