Overview 

Take an unforgettable day trip from Toronto to Niagara Falls! Start with a scenic drive, then get up close on the Niagara Boat Cruise - feel the mist and power of the Falls. Next, venture behind the Falls on the Journey Behind the Falls tour, where you'll experience the rushing waters from hidden tunnels and observation decks. Top it all off with stunning views from the Skylon Tower at unbelievable heights! A friendly guide will be with you every step of the way, sharing insider facts and making sure you have the best experience.

What's Included 

• Niagara City Cruise by Hornblower (May-Nov)
• Journey behind the Falls
• Skylon Tower: Observation Deck
• English-speaking Tour Guide
• Air-conditioned bus
• Free time in Niagara 
• Sightseeing scenic photo stops
• Round-trip transportation from Toronto

NIAGARA FALLS DAILY DAY TRIP FROM TORONTO SCHEDULE (9 HOURS)

• Departure from Toronto and Toronto Airport, Mississauga, or Oakville: Complimentary pick-up from your selected location
•  90-minute (1.5 Hours) drive from Toronto to Niagara Falls
• FREE Admission on the Niagara Falls boat tour, NIAGARA CITY CRUISES (seasonal), and 
• Journey behind the falls: A walk behind the falls through historic tunnels, letting you feel the power of the water
• Skylon Tower: Join your guide as they take you to the top of the tallest observation deck in Niagara Falls
•  Free time begins when you can explore Niagara Falls and the surrounding area on your own. This is an awesome photo opportunity
• Enjoy the Famous Taste of Maple Syrup, take this 25-minute tour of Maple Syrup, where you will enjoy Free samples of pure Ontario syrup and learn how it's made naturally.
  
• Scenic drive on Niagara Parkway. Winston Churchill famously called this “The Prettiest Sunday Afternoon Drive in the World”
• Whirlpool Rapids to experience the natural phenomenon of the Niagara River.
• The Floral Clock – Between the Botanical Gardens and Queenston Heights Park stands one of the most popular sights to view in Niagara. The Floral Clock is a 12.2-m (40-ft.) diameter working clock that is one of the largest in the world
• With time for souvenir shopping.
• Stopover at Niagara River – Borders Canada and USA with only the Niagara River separating them. Come with us and learn about the famous Battle of Queenston Heights! 
• Queenston Heights Park is the site of a War of 1812 battle in which Sir Isaac Brock was killed. A 50-m. (150-ft.) monument, which is perched above the Niagara Escarpment, was built in his honour.
  
• Return to Downtown Toronto and Airport Hotels or Original pick up location.