Why You Need To Give A Day To Enjoy The Niagara Waterfalls Tour?

An East Coast Canada trip might not be the most common choice, but it's got its flair, way more charming than the crowded West with its massive mountains. The countryside's packed with cool stuff to see, from adorable villages to those majestic Atlantic waves pounding against the beautiful lighthouses. For some peaceful and scenic vistas, the East Coast is where it's happening. 

1)     Enjoy a day at Niagara Falls

 

The sheer force and booming spectacle of Niagara Falls are truly mesmerizing, and there's a whole bunch of ways to take it all in! Newcomers often gravitate Niagara Waterfalls day tour, but if you're into the outdoors, fabulous food and wine, and the delightful vibe of a picturesque town, there's a whole different world to explore.

 

2)     Enjoy the view that spans two countries

 

Cruising along the Niagara River, you're in for some seriously beautiful countryside views. There are these incredible mansion houses owned by wineries, full-day group wine tour, Canada gives you a view that spans two countries, with New York State at the back and Canada at the front.

 

3)     Enjoy a pic at Niagara's floral clock

 

Get a snap at Niagara's floral clock on your Niagara Waterfalls day tour. Built back in 1950; apparently, they got the idea from Edinburgh, Scotland's flower clock. They deck this clock out with 15,000 plants, planting them twice a year, and it chimes every 15 minutes.

 

4)     Enjoy time at the oldest family-owned winery

 

You got to check out the oldest family-owned winery around here on the full-day group wine tour, Canada, where they craft their signature ‘Icewine’ using a technique the family brought from Germany to Ontario. They pick grapes at -12ºC around 2 in the morning and press them in the cold. This Icewine is a bit pricey because they get as little as one drop per grape.