Toronto and Niagara Falls Explorer

A short break pairing Toronto’s city life with the spectacle of Niagara Falls, with your flights, hotels and transfers all arranged.

Spend three nights in Toronto, including entry to the CN Tower, with time to explore the city’s neighbourhoods and waterfront. Then transfer to Niagara Falls for two nights in a falls-view room.

A boat cruise takes you up close to the Horseshoe Falls. In cooler months, when the cruise doesn’t run, you get a Niagara Falls Wonder Pass instead. You could also ride the Whirlpool Aero Car or visit the wineries of Niagara-on-the-Lake before your transfer back to Toronto Airport.

Like all our trips, it’s easy to adjust: add nights, upgrade your room or combine it with another part of Canada.

Is this a private trip, and can I change it?

It’s a private trip built around your dates, not a group tour on fixed departures. Your transfers and tickets are arranged for you, and the rest of your time is your own. You can change anything: add nights, swap places, upgrade hotels or slow the pace, and we’ll reprice it for you.

When is the best time to go?

June to September is the main season, with long days and everything open. Late September and early October bring autumn colour, especially in the east, and quieter roads.

Winter is for skiing and snowy landscapes, but some roads, lodges and tours close. Book summer trips early, as the best mountain lodges and the Rocky Mountaineer fill up months ahead.

Which airlines do you use?

We usually use Air Canada, British Airways or WestJet, which fly direct from London to Vancouver, Calgary, Toronto and Montréal, and we can book flights from regional UK airports.

Flights out leave during the day, so you arrive the same day. Flights home are usually overnight, which is why the length of each trip includes a night on the plane.

What are the hotels like?

We choose hotels for their location and character, from city hotels to mountain lodges and small inns. Some Canadian hotels add a resort or facility fee, and city hotels often charge for parking. Where we can, we include these in your price, and we’ll tell you about any you pay locally.

Do I need a visa?

UK passport holders flying to Canada need an Electronic Travel Authorisation (eTA). It only takes a few minutes to apply online, but do it as soon as you’ve booked, and use the official Government of Canada website, as other sites charge extra. If you hold a different passport, ask us.

Toronto

Canada’s largest city and its cultural capital, Toronto is a dynamic metropolis that effortlessly blends cosmopolitan flair with diverse neighbourhood charm. Towering skyscrapers define its skyline—crowned by the iconic CN Tower—while tree-lined streets and waterfront parks invite visitors to slow down and explore.

Toronto’s vibrant arts and dining scenes reflect its multicultural heritage, with world-class museums, galleries, and theatres alongside an endless array of global cuisines. Stroll through colourful districts like Kensington Market, Distillery District, and Queen Street West, or take a ferry to the Toronto Islands for a fresh perspective of the city. Energetic, diverse, and ever-evolving, Toronto captures the essence of modern Canada.

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All of our Canada Holidays are completely tailor made and we can put together any kind of itinerary to suit your interests and budget.

We have many other options so if you have a particular hotel in mind just let us know and we'll put together a price and itinerary for you.