Embark on an American Falls Adventure and indulge in the finest attractions Niagara Falls, USA has to offer. Forge lasting memories on this distinctive guided expedition through a natural wonder of the world.
Uncover the wonders of Niagara Falls from the American side with visits to the Cave of the Winds and the State Observation Tower, led by an experienced local guide. Conclude your day with a misty adventure on the water, drawing close to the thunderous cascades aboard a Maid of the Mist boat ride (May-Oct).
Commence your journey at the observation tower, absorbing sweeping views of Bridal Veil Falls while your guide recounts tales of daredevils who've braved these tumultuous waters. Proceed to Prospect and Terrapin Point state parks, then venture into the Cave of the Winds for an intimate encounter with the falls, positioned 175 feet (53 m) down in Niagara Gorge.
Ascend to the top for breathtaking views of Horseshoe Falls from Terrapin Point, and explore the scenic surroundings of Goat Island. Descend to Whirlpool State Park, where the mesmerising Class 6 rapids crash around the gorge, culminating in the Niagara Whirlpool.
Conclude your journey by boarding the Maid of the Mist (May-Oct), donning a poncho to stay dry as the captain navigates right up to the misty edge of Niagara Falls—an immersive finale to your unforgettable adventure.
For almost 30 years, we've crafted unforgettable and safe experiences for our guests. Come join us as we eagerly highlight the best attractions of Niagara Falls.
Note: If choosing the 6 hour cross-border upgrade, passports will be required as you are crossing the international border between the US & Canada. Additional documentation, such as a VISA may be required depending on your country of citizenship.
If selecting the 4 hour standard tour or the 3 hour abbreviated version, the tour will stay in the US and not enter into Canada. Therefore, border crossing documentation will not be required for these options.
November-April, the Maid of the Mist Boat Cruise is NOT included. The New York Power Authority Power Vista will be visited in its place.
