Canada

I really wanted to visit Banff, and I chose this tour because it seemed to visit more places and had a more reasonable schedule compared to other tours. I met our guide, Luis, and he was excellent from start to finish! I'm not very good at English, but his pronunciation was so clear that I could understand most of his explanations. He also pointed out great photo spots, and even on the way to the scheduled locations, he would slow down and explain things when we passed viewpoints or saw animals, which allowed me to experience so much more. Thank you, Luis!

it was a very nice quick trip to lots of things in Banff National Park. Ben is my guide, and he was doing a very great job. He is so insightful and gives a very fun and fascinating facts about each places, also being there to help with the photo and always look out for us when someone come back later than the whole group. The trip gives you quite a understandable short time for Lake Louise and Moraine Lake with only 1 hour. But, that’s a reason why we can cover a lot of things in time.

There's a free maple syrup factory tasting arranged. I heard the Canadian side of Niagara Falls is relatively more scenic (I didn't take the optional boat tour, as I was afraid of getting wet and having to wash clothes). It's worth purchasing the direct bus service from downtown Toronto to the falls.

Very nice boat ride with spectacular views. The guide (I forgot her name), the blond girl spoke very well about all the places we visited. I recommend using the full wear, even if it could smells a little.

Deeply cherish wonderful memories! The FlyOver experience was absolutely amazing, and I can't wait to do it again. We had so much fun! The FlyOver experience was absolutely amazing, and I can't wait to do it again. We had a blast and made some great memories.

A must visit if you like museums. The place is huge with 3 levels to visit. if you plan to go, don’t book the last time slot at 4:30pm as the musuem closes at 5:30pm. Klook needs to remove the 4:30 pm time slot because 1 hour visit is not enough.

Our tour guide, Boyd, is perfect. The journey he brought us is really comfortable and relax. You just need to follow his steps and you will see the great view and experience the ice field. The ride is also smooth and he shares some stories and hostory about the mountains, banff park and his knowledge of the local natural environment. It is worth to join and experience the banff with this program and local operator.

it’s a while day event and must visit. Pick up point instructions were very clear. Luis and Hugo were our guide and driver. The drive to Niagara falls was smooth and Luis was very informative. The stops and free time were great (and as per itinerary), the boat cruise is a must (it gets crowded)!

Definitely worth a visit. We stayed on the waterfront, and according to Google Maps, it took about 30 minutes to get to the aquarium by bus, so transportation was convenient. We bought tickets on Klook; all we had to do was save a screenshot, and a staff member at the aquarium entrance scanned it, allowing us to go straight in without waiting in line at the ticket counter. Seeing the sea lions, seals, and otters was absolutely worth it. Vancouver often has rain, so I recommend the aquarium as a great place to visit on a rainy day. The park also features a rainforest exhibit with reptiles and a small monkey feeding show, which was quite enjoyable.

So totally worth it! The crew were very knowledgeable and professional. They really took efforts to explain about the whales we were trying to sight and when we do sight the whales, they took efforts to get us the best viewing angles. We got to see Orcas, humpbacks, sea lions and seals.

The Banff Gondola offers an eight-minute scenic ascent up Sulphur Mountain, delivering sweeping 360-degree panoramic views of the Bow Valley, the townsite, and six surrounding mountain ranges. At the summit, visitors can explore a modern multi-level complex featuring interactive interpretive exhibits, observation decks, and dining options, as well as walk along the well-maintained boardwalk trail leading to Sanson's Peak and the historic weather observatory

Lake Louise and Moraine Lake stand as the crowning jewels of the Canadian Rockies, each offering a distinct yet breathtaking alpine experience. Lake Louise delivers grand, postcard-perfect elegance with its milky emerald waters, dramatic Victoria Glacier backdrop, and accessible lakeside trails anchored by the iconic Fairmont Chateau. In contrast, Moraine Lake feels wilder and more intensely dramatic, boasting vivid, electric-turquoise water framed by the soaring Valley of the Ten Peaks—a view that makes climbing the short Rockpile trail feel utterly surreal.