CANADA
The Canadian classics.
The 12 most popular dessert tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Vancouver’s Gastown food walk with 6 sushi, chocolate, and more tastings. Small group, city landmarks, and an easy 3.5-hour plan.
“Great sample of a variety of food options in Vancouver. Landon was very informative about the food but also more than just the food we tried. Went to dinner one night at one of the recommendations/ samples … amazing food!”
A 2-hour downtown Vancouver walk mixing scandalous stories and gourmet sweets, with VIP access to heritage building viewings and a virtual guidebook.
“Emm Handley was an excellent tour guide. He was animated and theatrical without it feeling like a bit. 10/10. We enjoyed the entire experience and the treats provides a long the way we're delicious!”
Niagara wine country from Toronto: ice-wine tasting at Jackson Triggs, CFX chocolate factory samples, fruit-market stops, and old-town Niagara-on-the-Lake.
“Was absolutely wonderful. Truly went out of her way to please everyone. Was so much appreciated. Thank you”
Ice canoe the frozen St. Lawrence in Quebec City, sip hot chocolate on the river, then warm up in a panoramic Nordic sauna.
“Such a fun and challenging experience. The guides were amazing at their jobs and so friendly. So glad we chose to do this tour on our visit to Quebec City. Highly recommend. Would do again for sure.”
Toronto to Niagara-on-the-Lake day trip with Jackson Triggs wine tasting (icewine), CFX chocolate tour, chapel photos, and town time.
“really good tour package! Marianne was a fantastic tour guide and all the places mentioned were visited!”
Experience a 1-hour Mont-Tremblant sleigh ride with folklore storytelling, live music, hot chocolate, and maple candy in winter Quebec.
“Really enjoyed the sleigh ride, it was beautiful and we enjoyed our guide’s (Felix) violin playing and storytelling.”
A 6-hour Niagara wine tour with a board-style lunch, multiple seated tastings, and chocolate pairings across standout estates.
“Nice tour; driver Tony was very pleasant. Beautiful scenery. However, title is misleading in that there is no lunch. In a 6 hour tour, 10 am-4 pm ! Just a smallish charcuterie board. Tasty, but barely appetizer sized. 22 alcohol tastings; not enough food. Chocolate truffle tasting was fun. I suggest if you go, until…”
Guided dogsledding in Mont-Tremblant: help harness the team, mush valley trails, then warm up with hot chocolate and kennel time.
“Incroyable Moment magique”
A 4-hour Montreal chocolate walking tour with bean-to-bar tastings, Mexican chocolate history, and cacao cocktails in a small group.
“Interesting tour. Lots of information about sources of chocolate, differences in flavour, refining processes, etc. involved in producing chocolate in the refined state that we are accustomed to eating.”
Vancouver Downtown Sinners and Sweets Tour blends true crime storytelling, private heritage building access, and three gourmet treats in 2 hours.
“Glenn is a great storyteller, we enjoyed the tour very much”
Taste Victoria with a 2-hour chocolate walk: Rogers’ tastings, Legislature stories, and a Steamship Terminal chocolate dessert.
“This was a fabulous tour. Such a great variety of treats to try and lovely tour guide. Very cool starting point and learning opportunity.”
Walk Vancouver’s downtown holiday highlights with organic hot chocolate and inside looks at landmark Art Deco buildings, ending at the Marine Building.
“best tour on our trip. guide was acoomodating and very knowledgeable and friendly. couldn't have asked for a better art deco treat!”
