Niagara Falls Coach Day Tour from Toronto with Floral Clock and Parkway Drive

288 Bremner Blvd, Toronto

Pickup is at the bus loading zone just outside Ripley's Aquarium of Canada on Bremner Boulevard.

Floral Clock

A seasonal stop. The Floral Clock is billed as the largest in the world and is one of the most photographed sights in the Niagara region.

Sir Adam Beck Generating Station

The coach drives past the Adam Beck Generating Stations on the Niagara River while the guide explains how the river is diverted and how these plants were built.

Niagara Whirlpool

Photo stop over the largest whirlpool in North America.

Relax with a short rest stop at a Chocolate & Maple Syrup…

Short rest stop at a chocolate and maple syrup factory, with a tasting of several Canadian maple syrups and fresh chocolates.

Niagra Parkway

Churchill called it the prettiest Sunday drive in the world. About an hour on the Niagara Parkway with 3 short photo stops, all from an air-conditioned coach. The drive to Niagara takes about 1 hour 45 minutes in the morning, and the same again on the way back to Toronto.

Skylon Tower

An optional upgrade to skip-the-line tickets for the Skylon Tower, with a view over the falls from above. The guide sells discounted tickets on the day. Open all year.

Extra fee

Niagara Falls

About 3 hours to explore independently. Most travelers take the Hornblower Niagara Cruise, formerly the Maid of the Mist, with skip-the-line tickets available as an upgrade. Sailing is about 20 minutes and the whole outing about 45, and it runs seasonally from May until November. Lunch can be eaten anywhere in town, even at the brink of the falls. Other options on your own are Journey Behind the Falls and Niagara Takes Flight. Casinos are open for adults and Clifton Hill has arcades and a Ferris wheel for children.