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Tours in Canada

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Okanagan Private Wine Tour In Your Own Vehicle

When Lily from our team booked this Okanagan wine tour, we appreciated the flexibility of choosing our own route through the region's best vineyard pockets. A certified wine expert (WSET Level 3) drives your car to whichever wineries appeal — whether that's West Kelowna's laid-back sprawl, the boutique producers dotting Naramata, or the denser clusters around Black Sage Bench. The tour runs 3–6 hours depending on how many tastings you want to tackle, and the whole thing stays intimate: just your crew and a knowledgeable local handling the wheel while you sip.

3 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $186

Guided tour « from the bee to the bottle » with tasting - English

★ 5.0 (35)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Guided tour « from the bee to the bottle » with tasting - English

When Alex from our team visited Apikol in downtown Quebec, we found ourselves in a genuinely unusual spot — an urban farm and distillery run by beekeepers and distillers who actually know their craft. The one-hour experience takes you from the observation hives (you'll see the bees doing their thing year-round) straight into the process of how they turn that honey into their own spirits. It wraps up with a tasting of the finished goods. The whole operation sits right in the city, which makes the surprise of finding active hives and a working distillery even sharper.

Mountain Breeze Tour - Mountain E Bike - Whistler Marmot Activity

When Em from our team tried Whistler's Mountain Breeze Tour, we found a genuinely smart way to tackle terrain that'd usually require serious hiking legs. You're on a Class 1 e-bike—think pedal-assist, not a motorcycle—which lets you reach alpine viewpoints and proper singletrack without needing years of trail experience. The vibe is beginner-friendly; you get a 20-minute skills briefing before heading out, and your guide is a qualified local instructor. Two hours nets you a real ride through Whistler's backcountry, not a lap around the carpark.

Squamish Discovery Eco-tour

When Charlie from our team took the Squamish Discovery Eco-tour with Blazing Saddles Adventures, we rolled out on electric mountain bikes through one of Canada's most striking pockets of coastline. This 2–3 hour ride strings together temperate rainforest, salmon spawning rivers, volcanic peaks, and Howe Sound's fjord views without requiring you to be a fitness machine — the e-bikes do the heavy lifting. It's the kind of tour that works whether you're a regular cyclist or haven't pedalled in years, and Squamish's tight geography means you genuinely clock serious landscape variety in a short window.

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $154

Vancouver Waterfront Guided Bike / Ebike Tour

★ 5.0 (33)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Vancouver Waterfront Guided Bike / Ebike Tour

When Ben from our BugBitten team pedalled this Vancouver waterfront loop, it was a proper crash course in how the city sits between mountains and ocean. You're on an e-bike (or regular bike if you prefer) following a local guide who knows where the quiet stretches are and where the view actually stops you mid-pedal. The route swings through Stanley Park's seawall, cuts across Granville Island's bustle, then hugs the beach all the way to UBC. Four to five hours of riding, mostly flat terrain, with enough chat-stops to catch your breath and actually absorb where you are.

4 hours – 5 hoursfrom AUD $129

Private Singhampton Caves Hiking Tour, Collingwood/Blue Mountain

★ 5.0 (33)

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Canada

Private Singhampton Caves Hiking Tour, Collingwood/Blue Mountain

When Lily from our team ran this private Singhampton Caves hike near Collingwood, we got a guide who tailored the whole day around what we wanted to see. The route takes you 2.5km into genuinely spectacular cave systems — tight passages, soaring stone, the works — then the clever bit kicks in: you choose one of four different return trails on the way back, each offering something different (lookouts, more crevice exploration, varied terrain). It's a solid 3-hour adventure in Ontario's Blue Mountains, the kind of place where you'll see why locals keep coming back.

Private Toronto Airport Transfer Service to City centre Toronto

When Alex from our team booked a private transfer from Toronto Pearson to the city centre, we got a straightforward, no-fuss ride in a clean, air-conditioned car. Toronto Taxi Limo runs a fleet of sedans, vans, and SUVs — pick your vehicle size depending on luggage and passenger count. The drive typically takes between 10 minutes and three-plus hours depending on traffic (it's Toronto, so rush hour is real). It's the sort of service that works when you want to skip the TTC queue after a long flight and just get where you're going without thinking about it.

10 min – 3h 20mfrom AUD $224

Between the Lines Black Glass Wine Tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake

★ 5.0 (32)

🍜 Food & Cooking

Canada

Between the Lines Black Glass Wine Tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake

When Tom from our team tried Between the Lines' blind tasting in Niagara-on-the-Lake, we found a refreshingly stripped-back approach to wine. You'll taste four wines without knowing what they are upfront, then have a crack at identifying the grape while a guide walks you through what's actually in the glass. It's short — just 45 minutes — but punchy enough to shake off any wine-snobbery nonsense. The winery sits in Ontario wine country, a region that's picked up serious pace in recent years, and the tasting room draws a mix of curious locals and tourists who want something less formal than a full property tour.

Snowshoe Through Vancouver's Winter Wonderland

When Alex from our team laced up snowshoes just half an hour north of downtown Vancouver, we traded grey drizzle for proper snow cover and forest silence. This five-hour guided tour takes you into the North Shore's thick pine forests and up into genuinely alpine terrain — the kind of landscape that makes you forget you're near a major city. It's a solid winter escape for anyone with moderate fitness who doesn't mind the cold.

Paddling Thetis Lake

When Ben from our team paddled out on Thetis Lake, we found a genuinely quiet two-hour escape on glass-still water. You're basically alone out there—no jet skis, no chaos—just you, your board, and trees reflected perfectly in the lake. It's beginner-friendly enough, though you'll need a baseline fitness level to paddle for the full stretch. The lake sits near Victoria, Canada, and feels like the kind of place locals keep secret. Equipment's sorted: boards, life jackets, and dry bags are provided. It's the sort of morning that genuinely resets your head.

2 hoursfrom AUD $83

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