TakeTours Customer Reviews and Feedback

The tour was excellent. The tour guide was very cooperative and friendly. He took all efforts to make the tour a memorable. We could see the hidden treasuries of American national parks. My score for the trip as well as Guide is 10 out of 10.

The flight itself was only 12 minutes, but the view over Horseshoe Falls and Rainbow Bridge from above was special. There was a short wait before boarding, and we watched a safety video first. The whole process went smoothly.

I had a really great experience on this tour. Kevin communicated with us in both Mandarin and English and was extremely knowledgeable about the canyons we visited. He was also very friendly and accommodating throughout the trip, always making sure everyone was comfortable and was happy to answer any questions. The itinerary was well planned and his directions were easy to follow. Harry, our bus driver, was also very nice and helped make the long drives feel safe and comfortable. Overall, it was a really enjoyable tour and I would definitely recommend it.

This tour linked several national parks well. We spent a fair amount of time on the coach, but each stop allowed about an hour to stretch and take photos. Antelope Canyon was optional at $105 per adult; since I was there anyway, I thought it was worth joining.

Five days covered Niagara Falls, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal—it was a packed schedule, but we hit the main sights in each city. I especially liked Parliament Hill in Ottawa; the architecture is impressive.

Six days covered the major cities in the eastern US and Canada—a packed but well-organized route. My favorite part was the Niagara Falls night tour; the illuminated water was spectacular. It was a mandatory add-on at $45 per adult, but I felt it was worth it.

Solo traveler friendly! Pickup was on time, guide even helped take photos and showed a secret photo spot behind Fairmont. Van was very cold, so bring a jacket. Otherwise a perfect day trip covering gondola, lake, and canyon. Great value for money.

This route links the main cities of several eastern provinces, and ten days covered quite a lot. The drives were long, but stops like the Hartland Covered Bridge and the world's largest lobster statue kept things from getting dull.

This was a really great experience, Banff is too beautiful to be missed. The travel guide was very knowledgeable about all the areas and this was a really smooth trip from pick up to drop off. Highly recommended.

The ticket worked for two days in a row, with buses every half hour from 10am to 4pm. I found it really convenient for covering Old Montreal and the basilica. Round-trip transport and taxes were already included, which saved me the hassle.

We booked our Columbia Icefield tour through TakeTours, and our guide, Bowen, was fantastic. He is highly experienced and incredibly efficient. Despite experiencing some delays at the Icefield attraction itself, Bowen managed the timeline perfectly and got us back to our hotel exactly on time without ever making us feel rushed. The Icefield experience was great, though very crowded. My advice is to dress in layers; because of the high elevation and wind, it felt below freezing even though the valley weather was in the high 80s. Also, the glacier water is absolutely freezing if you are brave enough to touch it! Overall, the 6-hour round trip from Calgary is well worth it, especially if you want to avoid driving. Pro tip: Look for bookings about a month in advance, as you might get lucky and snag a 10% discount compared to booking super early.

Five days covered Niagara Falls, Toronto, Ottawa, and Montreal—it was a packed schedule, but we hit the main sights in each city. I especially liked Parliament Hill in Ottawa; the architecture is impressive.

Seven days connecting southern France and Barcelona, moving to a new place every day with scenic drives along the way—the pace wasn't slow, but it worked. My favorites were the Palais des Papes and Pont Saint-Benezet in Avignon, and Sagrada Familia in Barcelona; Gaudí's architecture really left an impression. Breakfast was included, lunches and dinners were on our own, which felt reasonable overall.

Seven days across five countries felt packed but well-organized. Cologne Cathedral and Brussels' Grand Place were highlights. The pace was fast with a different hotel almost every night, so I was glad I packed light.

Seven days across five countries meant a lot of bus time, but we still hit all the highlights. I especially enjoyed Cologne Cathedral and the Seine cruise in Paris. For a first trip to Europe, this pace worked well for me.

Seven days across five countries felt packed, but every day had something memorable. Cologne Cathedral and the Louvre stood out most to me. I had to book the Louvre ticket online myself in advance, which worked out fine since I planned ahead.

The 7-day route from Barcelona through Andorra, Lourdes, Bordeaux, and up to Paris and Provence covers a lot of ground. I appreciated the two upgraded hotel nights included in the package — it made the longer trip more comfortable.