Hello. I am looking for recommendations of a small group tour company that includes Niagara Falls, Canada in their itinerary.
I have looked at some tour companies and either their group size is too large for what I want or if they include Niagara and a few cities in Canada, it seems to be very expensive.
Thank you for your help!
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8236 posts
We did Niagra by staying in a hotel for two nights and explored on our own.
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Mid-Atlantic area
7145 posts
Not sure what all you want a tour to include. The main things to see and visit if I recall correctly are the falls from the Canadian side, Journey Behind the Falls, Maid of the Mist boat ride, and a visit to the power station. There’s now a zip line and sky wheel. None of what I mentioned requires an organized tour.
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Winter Park, Florida
271 posts
Agree with others, no tour needed. The falls and related sites can easily be enjoyed on your own in one day. I would strongly suggest that you stay in cute and small Niagara on the Lake, about 30 minutes north of the falls where the Niagara River enters Lake Ontario. I have been there twice and am returning this fall. Lovely town much nicer than the tourist area near the falls.
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Corvallis OR
7158 posts
Maybe the OP doesn't drive and then a tour may be needed, or just doesn't want to travel there solo.
To the OP: How long a tour did you need - a day tour, or a multi-day tour? Where do you need a tour to originate (where from)? Are there any other places besides Niagara Falls that you want to see?
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Boise, ID, USA
2297 posts
We were staying in Niagara-on-the-Lake without a car, and we took a bus tour (day trip) from there to the falls. I would also highly recommend staying in NOTL. It's a delightful town. If you can't find this tour easily, ask again and I'll try to come up with some details.
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New York, NY, USA
748 posts
Where are you coming from? If you are in Toronto you may be able to find a bus tour to Niagara Falls.
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Mid-Atlantic area
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