Burlington To Niagara Falls Private Tour (upto 4 people)

Board our well-maintained and spacious vehicle from the pickup point within the Burlington area. You are picked up from any of the hotels and a stipulated pick time you have chosen earlier.

Your main attraction of the tour to Niagara Falls is viewing the Canadian Side of Niagara Falls. Stand in front of the majestic falls and admire its majesty. Listen to the thunderous roar of the water outpouring at great heights. Your vision enlightens the awe-inspiring beauty of Niagara Falls.

We suggest you book an add-on to reach the base of the falls and applaud its splendor. A Hornblower seasonal cruise will take you to the destination and enable you to witness the amazing views. Our VIP access for our customers to deck the cruise will help you skip the lengthy lineup. Freeze your moments at this awesome spot.

Roam around the Niagara region and explore the town known for its architectural significance. Or you can skip exploring the surrounding attractions and head on your private tour.

Your free time to have your meal begins now. Have your meal at restaurants or eateries of your preferences. Spend some quality time after your lunch, at a souvenir shop, etc.

Take a scenic drive along the spectacular trails of the Niagara River. On this picturesque Niagara Parkway drive, you will admire the views of the lush vegetation used by wheelchairs and pedestrians.

As you land on the river beds of the Niagara River, you will witness the natural phenomenon of the Niagara River and its sheer power. Applaud like a kid on watching the White Water Rapids forming in Niagara Gorge that converges and spin in an anti-clockwise motion.

The most popular attraction in Niagara Falls is viewing the Floral Clock, which is located between Botanical Gardens and Queenston Heights Park. The 12.2-meter, 19th-century, still-working clock remains as a monument surrounded by thousands of flower species. Click some beautiful photos on this spot.

Are you a historical buff? Want to know more about the world-famous Battle of Queenston Heights? A stopover at Queenston Heights, which borders Canada and the United States with the Niagara River, is the only separator. The destination remains as a monument to the War of 1812 in which Sir Isaac Brock was killed. Also, you may stop at the World's Smallest Chapel, a miniature place of worship. Click some beautiful pictures using your digicam.

We invite our esteemed Wine Connoisseurs to embark on this winery visit. Also, the service is available as an optional add-on. Visit the local winery and learn behind-the-scenes wine crafting techniques. Sip and savor some of the fine blends of white wines, robust red wines, and world-famous Canadian ice wines.

At the end of the customary private tour, we will drop you back at the same place where your tour had started.