Holidays To Niagara Falls

Most visitors ambition when visiting Niagara Falls is to get up close to feel the mist and hear the thundering roar of the waters right from the foot of the falls and what better way than on the Iconic Hornblower Cruise. View the American, Bridal Veil and of course, the famous Canadian Horseshoe Falls on this legendary tours - make sure you have waterproofs at the ready! Or for a totally different perspective, take the evening Falls Illumination cruise featuring an on-board licensed bar, light bar snacks and music - perfect for taking in the dazzling city skyline and famous coloured illumination of the American and Horseshoe Falls.

The Niagara region is more than just the Falls - it is also Ontario's wine country and the lush vineyards, stunning countryside and acclaimed wineries are a must visit. From the sparkling shores of Lake Ontario to just 15 to 20 minutes outside Niagara Falls are more than 25 vineyards and 50 wineries dotted across landscape just waiting to be explored. Take a tour through the countryside by car, bike or guided tour and discover the best of the regions wineries, many of which have award-winning restaurants where they pair fine wines with incredible local farm-to-table cuisine. Or visit in winter to celebrate Ontario's most wine, Icewine in a winter wonderland setting at the Icewine Festival every January.

Families of all shapes, sizes and ages frequently visit Niagara Falls to discover its fantastic entertainment options, as well as the incredible natural wonder of the Falls. Take a dip or try one of the 16 waterslides at North America's largest water park - Fallsview Indoor Water Park. Adults and kids alike will love the views of the Falls from the towering Niagara Skywheel or enjoying a round at Canada's largest miniature golf - Dinosaur Adventure Gold with its incredible dinosaur theme. With so much to do, it is impossible for any family to be bored.

Thrill seekers will love the outdoor adventure that can be found across the Niagara region. Our particular favourites are the Whirlpool Adventure Course and the MistRider Zipline to the Falls. Both are a completely unique and incredible way of experiencing the natural phenomenon of Niagara with self-paced courses featuring dozens of climbing, ziplining, jumping, and swinging aerial games allowing you to soar above Niagara Gorge with heights of 220 ft and speeds of up to 40 mph.

Take to the sky for a birds eye view of the magnificent falls, combine the thrill of a helicopter ride with the spectacular scenery. From the helicopter you’ll be able to view Niagara River, Whirlpool Rapids, Rainbow Bridge, the American Falls and the unrivalled Horseshoe Falls.

In January, Niagara-on-the-Lake’s historic Queen Street transforms into an enchanting winter wonderland as the town comes together to play their part in wine country’s annual celebration of Icewine. Niagara-on-the-Lake’s finest wines be flowing and renowned signature kitchen chefs will tempt your palate with savoury and sweet Icewine-inspired culinary creations.

Between November and January, explore the amazing light displays that make up the Festival of Lights in Niagara Falls. The signature five mile long route travels through the beautiful landscapes of the Niagara Parks, Dufferin Islands and surrounding tourist districts to transform the city into a winter wonderland.

In Niagara Falls, you’ll get the purest and freshest maple syrup to pour on pancakes or waffles. This syrup is made from the sap of the native maple tree. Be sure to also try some maple toffee while you are there.

Butter tart dessert is a Canada-favourite, comprising of a flaky, buttery pastry shell filled with custard and maple syrup.

A Beavertail is fried dough that is shaped into the shape of a beaver tail. The dough can be topped with chocolate, fruits and various other sweet treats.