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How long are Thousand Islands tours from Toronto?
The tours on this page generally last from 2 to 12 days. Shorter itineraries combine the Thousand Islands with major Eastern Canada cities, while longer tours may also visit Niagara Falls, Atlantic Canada or destinations in the United States.
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Does every Thousand Islands tour include a cruise?
Not every tour includes the Thousand Islands cruise in its base price. Depending on the itinerary, the cruise may be included, offered as an optional activity or unavailable during certain seasons. Check the individual tour's itinerary and Price Includes section before booking.
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What can I see on a Thousand Islands cruise?
A typical cruise provides views of the islands, waterfront homes, historic landmarks and scenery along the St. Lawrence River. Some routes may pass landmarks such as Boldt Castle or Zavikon Island, but the exact cruise route varies.
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What destinations are combined with the Thousand Islands?
Popular combinations include Ottawa, Montreal, Quebec City, Kingston, Mont-Tremblant and Niagara Falls. Longer itineraries may continue to Prince Edward Island, New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, New York or other destinations.
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Where do Thousand Islands tours depart from in the Toronto area?
Departure and pickup locations may include Toronto, Markham and Mississauga. Available boarding points vary by tour and departure date, so confirm the exact address and pickup time on the individual product page.
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When is the best time to visit the Thousand Islands?
The main sightseeing and cruise season generally runs during the warmer months, when boat services and outdoor attractions are operating. Fall tours may also offer autumn scenery, while cruise schedules can be limited or unavailable during colder months.
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Are hotels and transportation included?
Most multi-day tours include ground transportation and hotel accommodations. Hotel category, room arrangements, meals, attraction tickets and cruise admission vary by itinerary.
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Are Thousand Islands tours suitable for families and seniors?
Many tours are suitable for families, couples and seniors because sightseeing generally involves light to moderate walking. Travelers should still review boarding procedures, daily driving time and accessibility information for the selected itinerary.
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Do the tours stay overnight in the Thousand Islands?
Many itineraries visit the Thousand Islands as a sightseeing stop and stay overnight in another city such as Ottawa, Montreal or Quebec City. Check the daily itinerary to see where each hotel stay is scheduled.
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Do I need a passport for a Thousand Islands tour from Toronto?
A passport may not be required for an itinerary that remains entirely within Canada, although valid identification is still recommended. Tours that enter the United States require a valid passport and any visa or travel authorization required for the traveler's nationality.