Ontario's Thousand Islands

In the morning, departure from Montreal and arrive at the Thousand Islands after about 2 and a half hours of driving. Take a cruise to admire the beautiful scenes of the region. The Thousand Islands is an archipelago located on the border between Canada and the United States. The 1864 islands occupy a territory of 80 kilometers. Cruise from April to November

Niagara Falls

After lunch, we continue heading for the Niagara Falls. Niagara Falls is indeed breathtaking, especially when you can experience it from different angles and during different times of day.

Niagara SkyWheel

As one of Canada’s largest observation wheels, the Niagara SkyWheel gives riders a breathtaking panoramic view of Niagara Falls from their comfortable climate-controlled gondolas.

Niagara City Cruises (May-November) - Board the ship and sail straight into the heart of the falls. Get soaked in mist as you approach the powerful Horseshoe Falls, hear the thunderous roar of water crashing down, and witness rainbows dancing in the spray—an unforgettable, immersive experience with nature’s raw power. Journey Behind the Falls (December-April) - Venture through historic rock tunnels that lead you behind the mighty Horseshoe Falls. Stand just steps away from the curtain of water, feel the thunder under your feet, and watch 2,800 cubic meters of water plunge every second—an awe-inspiring underground perspective you won’t find anywhere else.

CN Tower

In the morning, leave for Toronto. Upon arrival, visit the city with a city tour to see the Toronto downtown. Then go up to the top of CN Tower, the most well-known symbol of Canada. CN Tower -- Toronto landmark building, 553 meters high, was the world’s tallest independent tructural building. In the distance from the ground 342 meters high there is a special glass platform, is the best place for self-timer.

Ripley's Aquarium of Canada

Canada’s largest indoor aquarium, displaying over 16,000 marine and freshwater species, covering the entire North American species. The museum has the longest viewing shark tunnel in North America. There is also the world’s largest jellyfish camp, over a hundred years old longevity, etc. There are opportunities to touch the shark’s skin. After lunch, leave Toronto and head back to Montreal. Arrive in Montreal at around 21h30.