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The Canadian classics.
The 11 most popular kingston ontario tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
Kingston’s Island Queen paddlewheel cruise delivers 3 hours of live music, clear storytelling, and classic 1,000 Islands scenery for $49.
“The band turned an already good experience into a great experience and turned it into a super fun time sing-a-long party and taking everyone's requests. 😀”
3-hour lunch cruise from downtown Kingston through the Thousand Islands with live narration and a three-course meal for $76 per person.
“This was amazing way to explore thousand islands, the guide was amazing. The way he entertained and explained and showed the islands was so good. He kept us entertained for entire 3 hours. The food was amazing too”
Kingston sunset dinner cruise with live music and commentary through the Admiralty Islands, plus a 3-course meal and full bar for 3 hours.
“My hubby and I have done this 3 times now. Twice with friends and the third we did alone, was on August 7th for our 50th anniversary. It's an enjoyable cruise. The food was excellent. The crew were most accommodating. The ONLY negative was standing in line for 30 minutes. We will go again.”
Ride Kingston’s ghost trolley at dusk with a live guide for 90 minutes of dark history, eerie stories, and Rockwood Asylum views for $40.
“Kimberly was an AMAZING tour guide! So knowledgeable and personable. She was a pleasure to listen to and was really engaging. We had a great time!”
Walk Kingston’s Sydenham Ward after dark on a 75-minute haunted tour with true-crime history, ghost tales, and guided storytelling outdoors.
“Gareth is a fantastic tour guide. He spoke so well and he made all the ghost stories come to life! This tour was definitely a highlight of our trip to Kingston. I highly recommend this tour. You will not be disappointed.”
Morning cruise-brunch on a triple-deck paddle-wheeler through the Thousand Islands, with live entertainment and views of Fort Henry.
“Above and beyond our expectations. Food was exceptional! Served timely throughput the 3 hour cruise. The guide was extremely knowledgeable and informative about the 1000 Islands. We did the brunch cruise and when I came home I booked the Sunset Cruise! I Highly recommend taking this cruise.”
See Kingston’s waterfront landmarks from the Island Belle on a 1-hour, fully narrated cruise with great photo views and lively English commentary.
“Very informative tour. Bill did a great job tell us about the history and highlights of Kingston from the harbour. Captain and the rest of the crew were also great.”
Red trolley tour of Kingston in 1 hour: Queen’s University, Kingston Penitentiary, Fort Henry on Point Henry. $33.
“Our driver was wonderful. Stopped when needed to take pictures. Full of knowledge. Answered lots of questions. Was a beautiful time!”
See Kingston’s top sights on historic red trolleys with hop-on hop-off freedom, frequent departures, and a live English guide.
“Excellent way to learn about the city's history. Our driver was informative and friendly.”
Join Arthur Milnes on a 1-hour Kingston downtown walk featuring Market Square, City Hall, and stories of Macdonald, Molly Brant, Dickens, and Hemingway.
“Arthur was very knowledgeable and enthusiastic. His love of history and the city is evident. My kids and I loved it!”
Cruise Kingston Harbour with a Great Lakes Museum guide and learn the stories behind shipwrecks like the Comet and Wolfe Islander II.
“It was very hard to hear the guide since most of the speakers were broken. There was also mic issues resulting in the loud screech. I think our guide wanted to be there the least as she speed through the material. Positive, all staff were friendly.”
