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We've taken quite a few trips with TakeTours, but the most recent one to Canada was one of the best. Sam was waiting for us at Toronto YYZ even before our flight landed. Kevin, the tour guide was hardworking, friendly, and patient. The driver also did a beautiful job. A strong five star customer service to TakeTours. It was a wonderful and unforgettable trip. Thank you!
Our tour guide Allen was excellent. Allen has a very pleasant personality. His has an in-depth knowledge of the places we visited and was very organised and a very good time keeper. Everything flowed seamlessly and he always waited for us at the appointed time/place. We visited all the places listed with ample time to explore. We would love to have him as our guide anytime. Thank you, Allen.
Our tour guide, William, is very good with time management, and impressively speaks 4 languages. The trip to Montmorency fall was short (no time for cable car), but it's sufficient to see the fall. The walking city tour was okay; Annabel was good at explaining the history, but missed the Notre Dame Basilica (I had to ask). Overall, this is well organized one day tour.
The whole trip was well organized from the transportation to the hotel arrangements and sightseeing schedule. Our guide was knowledgeable, friendly, and made every stop fun and meaningful. We got to see stunning views like Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, and Athabasca Falls — each place was breathtaking! One small note — I purchased four breakfast meals through the package. They were quite pricey, and unfortunately, the hotel breakfast wasn’t worth the cost. It would be great if that part could be improved or adjusted in the future.
Best value! Thought it'd be rushed but had ample photo time. Loved Montreal's underground city tour. Included metro pass was handy. Only minor WiFi issue in Quebec hotel - still 5-star experience!
Perfect first-time Eastern Canada tour! Saw rainbow at Thousand Islands. Changing of the Guard was impressive. Central hotels allowed evening exploration. No forced shopping - pure fun!
Perfect for seniors! Notre-Dame Basilica was breathtaking. Bilingual guide was excellent. Just a bit tiring on the last-day ride back. But overall a wonderful experience with my parents!
5 stars! Comfortable coach and skilled driver. Covered 5 cities in 3 days efficiently. Loved Parliament Hill at night. Guide took great photos for us. Breakfast-included hotels were a plus!
Great 3-day tour! Well-paced itinerary with stunning Thousand Islands cruise. Knowledgeable guide and comfy hotels. Only wish we had more time in Quebec City. Highly recommend!
Well-packed itinerary with daily surprises. Icefields Parkway views were stunning, Bow and Peyto Lakes unforgettable. Comfortable coach though WiFi was spotty. Guide's humorous commentary made long rides enjoyable.
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Most travelers need either a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter Canada. U.S. citizens only need a valid passport. Requirements vary by country, so check the official Canadian government website before your trip.
Authentic Canadian food is known for its rich variety and unique flavors. Must-try dishes include poutine (fries with cheese curds and gravy), tourtière (a traditional French-Canadian meat pie), Montreal smoked meat sandwiches, and Halifax donair. Canada is also famous for its maple syrup, which is used in breakfasts, desserts, and even savory dishes, as well as its world-renowned ice wine, mostly produced in Ontario’s Niagara region.
For a first trip, 4 to 6 days is a good amount of time to explore either western Canada—such as Vancouver, Banff, and Jasper—or eastern Canada, including Toronto, Niagara Falls, Montreal, and Quebec City. This allows you to experience the main highlights without feeling rushed, though longer stays of 7–10 days offer a deeper experience if you have more time.
The best time to visit Canada is from May to October, when the weather is pleasant and most attractions are open. Winter (November to February) is ideal for fewer crowds and unique experiences like skiing and winter festivals, especially in places like Banff and Quebec City. If you want to see the Northern Lights, the best time to visit Yellowknife is from mid-August to the end of April, with peak viewing between mid-November and early April, when the skies are darkest and the aurora is most active.
Most travelers need either a visa or an Electronic Travel Authorization (eTA) to enter Canada. U.S. citizens only need a valid passport. Requirements vary by country, so check the official Canadian government website before your trip.
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