Toronto Holidays
Cool and cosmopolitan, Toronto is loved for its mix of gravity-defying skyscrapers, leafy parks and lakeside charm. Toronto is one of the most culturally diverse cities on the planet, with its fascinating and vibrant blend of cultures creating an unmistakable buzz - making it an ideal destination for a city break you’ll never forget.
Explore the historical Distillery District, now home to the city’s best restaurants, bars and breweries before taking the ferry to Toronto Islands to wander the trails and beaches for an off-the-beaten-track excursion. Why not try a spot of sightseeing with a twist? Kayak on Lake Ontario and feast your eyes on the glittering city skyline, making for the most stunning backdrop.
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Here's a selection of popular itineraries to give you some ideas. But almost anything's possible so call us now and we'll create an amazing holiday just for you.
Canadian Contrasts Tour
Uncover Canada's most breathtaking treasures and journey through snow-capped mountains, rolling ranch-land and amazing cities. From the cosmopolitan culture and history of the eastern coast, to the awe-inspiring mountains and glaciers of the west, experience unique excursions and create unforgettable...
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Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Quebec City Multi Centre
See the very best that Eastern Canada has to offer on this amazing multi centre itinerary taking in the region's top cities. Begin in Ontario with a stay in Canada's cosmopolitan entertainment capital Toronto , located on the shores of...
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Heritage Trail
Explore the amazing provinces of Ontario and Québec and enjoy a kaleidoscope of incredible experiences on this unforgettable self drive itinerary. Start in Canada's entertainment capital of Toronto before journeying along the picturesque shores of Lake Ontario to the fantastic...
Self drive holidays
Toronto, Niagara Falls and New York Multi Centre
Guide Price £1,499 pp
Treat yourself to the holiday of a lifetime and visit three incredible, must-visit destinations in one amazing trip. Start with shopping and sights in cool and cosmopolitan Toronto on the shores of Lake Ontario. Then, stop and take in the...
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Known as Canada's 'Entertainment Capital', there is no shortage of fantastic things to see and do in this sprawling city. Kayak around Lake Ontario, see the latest big musical, take the family to the amazing Ripley's Aquarium or take a food tasting tour around the historic Distillery District - the opportunities are endless.
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Toronto Distilleries
Ever wonder what a backseat was? Or what’s the difference between a Pot Still & a Coffey Still? Get to know tasting terms, production types and find out what exactly is the “Angels Share”. From traditional Irish Pubs to sleek modern distilleries - take a tour of any of Toronto's fantastic establishments to go behind the scenes and, of course, to sample award-winning beers, whiskies and gin. Start in the city's historic Distillery District for some drink history and tales of prohibition era Toronto, stroll through the old Bordello District for some of the most lively pubs and bars before stopping at a turn of the century hotel before slipping into Chef’s secret cellar for a sip of Al Capone's favourite whiskey.
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St. Lawrence Market & Old Town Toronto
Discover the captivating history and culture of St. Lawrence Market and Old town - areas that have stood longer than Toronto itself. Over 200 years ago First Nations peoples would trade goods from war canoes and fish for salmon on the shores of Lake Ontario just behind where the market stands today. In 2012, it was named best market in the world by National Geographic thanks to its vibrant blend of multi-cultural cuisines - there aren't many markets where you'd be able to sample Portuguese treats, authentic Jewish bagels, Indian Candy, local Ontario Cheeses, Wild Game, Mustards, and genuine Ukranian Perogies all in one place.
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Toronto Islands
Take the short ferry ride across Toronto's inner harbour over to Toronto Islands - a world away from the bustling city, explore car-free neighbourhoods, tree-filled picnic spots, quaint old cottages and sandy beaches. Made up of three major islands - Centre, Ward’s and Algonquin – with winding paths, small bridges and boardwalks to connect them. We love the relaxed vibe of Algonquin 1920's summer cottages and charming English style gardens. The most popular spot, especially with families with kids, is Centre Island, which features huge picnic areas, bike paths, a maze, a beach and award-winning gardens. The best way to discover these islands is on a twilight bicycle tour after dusk for incredible views of the Toronto skyline as it lights up for the evening.
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Niagara Falls
Located just two hours drive from Toronto along the shores of Lake Ontario, discover one of the most breath taking natural wonders of the world - Niagara Falls. Straddling the boarder between Canada and the USA, the spectacular sight of these thundering waters are one of the biggest draws for visitors to Toronto. Take a once-in-a-lifetime helicopter tour over the falls for an incredible bird's eye view or experience the traditional 'Journey to the Falls' Hornblower cruise.
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CN Tower
Soaring high above the Toronto skyline is the CN Tower, it may not be the tallest building in the world but it still remains the iconic symbol of Toronto. Take a glass-fronted lift up 342 metres to the LookOut floor, or 447 metres up to the SkyPod for 360-degree views of up to 100 miles. If your lucky enough to visit on a clear day, you'll be able to spot Niagara Falls in the distance.
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Charlotte
Destination Specialist
"Get out of your comfort zone and try the Edgewalk at the CN Tower, the world’s highest full circle, hands-free walk, over 1100ft (116 storeys) above the ground! It was incredible to do something I wouldn’t normally – and the views at the top were amazing!"
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Melissa
Destination Specialist
"We hired a car to explore more of the area surrounding Toronto, i would definitely recommend combining with a stay in Algonquin Provincial Park, the scenery was stunning and we even spotted black bears and moose!"
