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The Canadian classics.
The 5 most popular kingston tours, with what each one actually includes, who runs it, and what you will pay.
A 75-minute Kingston ghost walk with a local storyteller, small group pacing, and historic stop-by-stop stories after dark.
“The walk was fantastic! Our tour guide Tamara was amazing. Her stories were awesome! It was a gem during our vacation...so much fun!”
A spooky guided walk through Fort Henry in Kingston with 19th-century stories, Lake Ontario views, tunnels, and Deadman’s Bay secrets.
“It was very interesting! Our guide, Victoria, is a great storyteller. We learned a lot about historical facts and the many mysterious events that occurred at Fort Henry. We enjoyed the tour!”
3-hour Kingston cruise on the St. Lawrence and 1000 Islands with live English narration, scenic channels, and onboard snacks.
“The area is gorgeous and the weather was perfect. Good overall tour.”
Cycle Kingston’s waterfront and historic sites with a small-group guide, from Queen’s University to the Kingston Pen.
“My husband and I were in Kingston for three days, and it was our first visit. This bike tour was the perfect way to get an overview of the city and to learn about its history. Jeff is a good storyteller and seemed to spend just the right amount of time at each stop. The…”
Kingston trolley city tour with live English guide and GPS narration past Fort Henry, City Hall, Penitentiary sights, and St. Mary’s—75 minutes.
“End of season tour so only a small amount of people on it but cannot recommend highly enough. We’ve been in Canada for 2 weeks but this was one of the best tours. First class guide (wish I’d got his name) just couldn’t have been better - with perfect weather as well.”
