Saskatchewan
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Welcome to Saskatchewan
To paraphrase an old line, there are no boring parts of Saskatchewan, just boring visitors. Yes, the terrain lacks drama, there's not a lot of people here, the two major towns define the vaguely complimentary 'nice,' and so on. But that simply means that the savvy visitor can dig deep to discover the province's inherent appeal.
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Montreal Historic Discoverers Cruise
Explore 22 miles (35 km) of the historic St Lawrence River including the Jacques-Cartier Bridge, the shoreline and the islands of Boucherville. Aboard your boat, the AML Cavalier Maxim, take advantage of the sunny terraces and relax while admiring the city, or enjoy the panoramic views from the glassed-in dining room. You'll see the city from a completely new angle.The snack bar on board offers food and drinks including sandwiches, salads, cookies, muffins and juice to enjoy on one of the sunny decks. Or you can liven up the party with a refreshing Captain's cocktail! All food and drink purchases are at your own expense.
Theatre to Theatre Cycle Tour
First Nations, theatre, beaches, historic, ships on Welland Canal, river valley, waterfront, wineries. Half of this route is on bike paths and designated bicycle trails. It is on the Waterfront Trail, Friendship Trail and Niagara Parkway bike paths from Port Dover through Fort Erie to Grimsby and on the Grand River trails from Brantford to Paris. The rest of the route is on quiet paved roads. Bicycle along the shore of the Grand River, Lake Erie, Niagara River and Niagara Falls including Niagara on the Lake, Grimsby, Ohsweken, Brantford, Stratford, Port Dover, Port Colborne and Fort Erie. Includes most of the Grand Niagara Route.This is a great bike ride and the ultimate theatre lovers tour - the classical Stratford Festival and Niagara-on-the-Lake Shaw Festival along with summer theatre at the Lighthouse Festival Theatre Port Dover and Showboat Festival Theatre Port Colborne. Performances depend on the seasonal schedules. You will see the Niagara Peninsula and part of the Grand River Valley. Enjoy the scenic valley towns, lush rolling countryside and the large Six Nations native settlement of loyalist natives who relocated from the Mohawk valley of New York State in 1784.
Banff City Sightseeing Tour - Roundtrip from Canmore
See spectacular scenery as you learn the history of the birthplace of Canada's Banff National Park. Find out what the beautiful Bow Valley has to offer during your stay. Highlights: Bow Falls, Tunnel Mountain Drive, Surprise Corner, Hoodoos, and Two Jack Viewpoint. Light snacks and refreshments included.This morning excursion takes you up the mountain tops aboard the Banff Gondola. Whether from the 360-degree view deck or the 0.6-mile (1-km) boardwalk, you'll discover views to last a lifetime. Then along Tunnel Mountain Drive for views of Banff, Cascade Mountain, Mt Rundle and Bow Falls. Finally ending the day before heading back at Lake Minnewanka.This tour is seasonal and only operates from May through to October.
Segway Tour along the Welland Canal 1h
The Welland Canal Tours begin at the St Catharines Museum located at 1932 Welland Canal Parkways L2R 7K6. It is only a 15 minutes drive from the busy Niagara Falls and about 20 minutes from Niagara-on-the-Lake.Each Tour starts with a 10/15 minutes training during which you learn the basics of how to ride a Segway. We then let you practice a few minutes at your pace in slow speed. Once your confidence builds up, we switch to the regular speed and let you practice again. We go on the Tour only once each participant is comfortable.The Welland canal has more locks than the Panama Canal – eight in total. We begin our adventure at Lock 3, travelling all the way to Lock 6, so we cover most of them.We stop at seven points of interest on the way up, but your host is always happy to answer your questions at any stage of the trip, making your Segway adventure informative and entertaining.Learn about the colossal feat of engineering that took hundreds of workers to build the canal, and find out facts and history about the area. This is a genuine, authentic local experience.On the way back, we ride along the Welland Canal again, but without stopping so you can enjoy the ride, undisturbed.The penultimate stop finds you at The Fallen Workers’ Memorial – commemorating the 137 workers who died during the building of this fourth canal.We only do small tours with a maximum of 8 people to keep this experience intimate and authentic. So, book now to ensure that your party doesn’t miss out!
Holly Jolly Hunt - Sault Ste Marie, ON
This outdoor activity takes place in the downtown or urban area of your city. Using a smartphone, you will download an app to help you play the game. You will also be texting with a remote survival guide while you play the game. You'll be given a list of holiday themed items on the app. You will need to walk around the area and find these items around the city and take a photo through the app to get points. Your team will also be given holiday themed challenges or trivia questions to complete as well. You will be rewarded for completing the challenges and trivia questions with points. You'll be able to see your score on the leaderboard compared to others to see how you compare!
Holly Jolly Hunt - Saskatoon, SK
This outdoor activity takes place in the downtown or urban area of your city. Using a smartphone, you will download an app to help you play the game. You will also be texting with a remote survival guide while you play the game. You'll be given a list of holiday themed items on the app. You will need to walk around the area and find these items around the city and take a photo through the app to get points. Your team will also be given holiday themed challenges or trivia questions to complete as well. You will be rewarded for completing the challenges and trivia questions with points. You'll be able to see your score on the leaderboard compared to others to see how you compare!