• Bus included

• Tour guide in English

• Two nights hotel, breakfast included

• Ferry in the Niagara Falls in summer

• Scenic Tunnels in winter

• 1000 Island cruise (from May)

• Visit a famous Outlet for shopping

The visit to the Niagara Falls, Toronto, and 1000 Island is one of the most appealing tours in the world. 

1) First day 

With this tour in English, we will leave New York at 7 am and we will arrive in the afternoon. Before arriving at the Falls, we will go through the Watkins Glen Canyon and Seneca Lake. Once arrived at the falls, we will have an evening tour visiting Goat Island and Sister Island. Overnight: Niagara Falls – Wyndham Super 8.

2) Second day 

In the morning, after breakfast, we will board the Maid of the Mist that will take us to see the falls up close (it will be wonderful), or during winter we will tour the Scenic Tunnel. Around noon we depart to Toronto, the largest city of Canada, to visit the main core of the city: The City Hall, the Parliament (from June to August) and Eaton Center. In the late afternoon, we will depart from Toronto, east along the Lake Ontario for an evening arrival to the 1000 Islands area (Gananoque – Clarion Inn Hotel). In April we go back to Niagara Falls for overnight (Executive Inn Hotel Super 8).   

3) Third day 

We start the day with a mini cruise through the amazing 1000 Islands along the St. Laurence river, seeing the wonderful villas built in the private islands (from May to October). After the cruise, we head towards the New York State.

In April, we visit the Welland Canal Locks to see from close one of the wonders of man’s ingenuity. After lunch on the way to New York, enjoy a stop in an Outlet where you can buy products of famous brands for less. Evening return to New York.

After the purchase, you will receive a confirmation email and then the voucher.

Note. To cross to the Canadian side, it is necessary to show a passport and a valid visa if it applies to your nationality.

Meeting Point:

777  8th Avenue, between 47th and 48th at 7:00 a.m.