Canada · MAPLE SYRUP EXPERIENCES
The 14 best maple syrup experiences you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Review of Toronto’s Niagara Falls bus tour with maple tasting, Whirlpool, Niagara-on-the-Lake, WiFi, guide, and optional boat cruise.
“Excellent day trip. Stops in addition to Niagara Falls were excellent and we wouldn’t have found them on our own.”
Review of Niagara Falls Canada tour with boat cruise, Skylon Tower, maple tasting, small-group pickup, costs, tips, and winter alternatives.
“The boat ride was exceptionally clise to the falls and thanks to our guide Asif we got the best spot on the boat forbthis experience.”
Taste 10 maple products, learn how syrup is made, and make taffy on snow in a friendly one-hour French workshop in Montreal.
“belle présentation et très bonne dégustation bravo”
Review of White Meadows Farms’ maple tour near Niagara, with sugar bush history, syrup science, wagon ride, tastings, and practical booking tips.
“We took the kids on this as something different to do in Niagara than the falls. It was an educational experience for us all and a lot of fun. The part we all enjoyed the most was making the maple candies at the end. We also did a tasting after our tour and enjoyed several maple infused products. There were so many great ones that we walked away with more maple products than just syrup.”
See the Toronto Maple Leafs at Scotiabank Arena with mobile entry, assigned seating, and the full force of Leafs Nation.
Explore White Meadows Farms on a 90-minute maple syrup tour with forest trails, pioneer history, taffy on snow, and a sweet souvenir.
“We really enjoyed this tour. We learned a lot and the farm was beautiful. I'm so glad that we scheduled this into our vacation.”
Taste four maple syrups, maple taffy, pastries, and ten sweet products while learning how Quebec syrup is made.
“Fantastic! Nathalie is such a knowledgeable and welcoming host. We learned so much about Maple Syrup and tasted all sorts of products. Do not hesitate to book this experience!”
Review of Montreal’s maple syrup tour to Chez Dany, with a sugar shack meal, maple taffy, transport details, value advice, and seasonal tips.
“La guida è stata perfetta. Il prezzo è una follia per quello che prevede il tour. Una volta arrivati si ascolterà una brevissima spiegazione della produzione di sciroppo d acero e a seguire si fa un pranzo con prodotti cucinati con sciroppo d acero, stop.”
Review of Niagara Falls with Maple and Wine from Toronto, including Ball’s Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, wine tasting, maple syrup, and transport.
“This tour definitely provided a fun day out. There was a lot of time to explore Niagara (the falls area) and at Niagara on the Lake. The maple syrup factory and vineyard visits were also great. Overall - excellent day trip and I'd definitely recommend. For me - the vineyard was definitely a highlight as well as the Hornblower Cruise. The only improvements/recommendations/suggestions I have are as follows: - perhaps do the brief introductions outside of the moving vehicle as the sound doesn't travel well inside while moving on the major roads - on the e-ticket or on the day of, email everyone the timeline of the day so they'd…”
Review of Niagara Falls’ boat cruise, maple tasting, lunch, scenic stops, pricing, timing, and practical tips for choosing this tour.
“We were dupped, this tour was a huge disappointment to us. We expected to save the $40 parking to view the falls but were only allowed to stay there 15 min then we thought we were going on a 1 1/2 round trip to a lake below the falls but it was a 1/2 hr stop in a tourist town.(Niagara-on-the-Lake) The boat tour is fine(won’t do it again) but you can purchase ticket for it at the dock or online directly. As you can see below the lunch was excluded on my tour but we were told to shop/lunch on our own in the downtown tourist trap for an hr…”
Visit a Québec sugar shack from Montréal for maple syrup making, a traditional lunch, maple taffy, and private hotel pickup.
“We initially too this tri pas we were curious about the sugar experience. We are glad we went !! :) Chris picked us up from the hotel in a clean SUV, it was rainy during our trip. Chris was very knowledgeable on how maple syrup is made, my wife and I enjoyed his knowledge on this. When we arrived at the sugar shack it was crowded with a long line, Chris took take of this and made us skip the line :) Inside the dining hall we were served a 3 course brunch/lunch meal (make sure you don't eat a heavy breakfast :) ), inside the dining hall there were…”
Review of Niagara’s four-hour boat tour with lunch, Parkway stops, maple syrup tasting, hotel pickup, and winter alternatives.
Review this private Montreal sugar shack tour for maple-making lessons, Quebec comfort food, farm pickup, pricing, and practical drawbacks.
“Our guide, Chris, provided great background knowledge about how the operation works and its history. We enjoyed the old school European/Quebecois meal, the same one many locals come to this spot to eat. I would like to have heard directly from the family who runs the operation as well, but they clearly do a great job. It was also nice to see large local groups of senior citizens and those with disabilities welcomed.”
Taste a traditional Quebec sugar shack feast, learn how maple syrup is made, and roll maple taffy on snow at Érablière du Cap.
“Great activity, I highly recommend it. The owners are very generous, smiling and welcoming :) For the meal, lots of great little dishes, 100% Quebec, made with love! I'm thinking of doing this activity again this winter :)”
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