Canada · FARMS
Canadian seasons decide more than budget does. These 5 farms tours come with their running months, their prices and the practical detail that changes the answer.
Tour Vernon’s flagship distillery, see copper stills, and taste four award-winning spirits in a relaxed 45-minute Okanagan experience.
“Great tour to better understand the region and how this distillery shares the history of the area and how your best cocktails are made with high quality products.”
Taste five honey wines, local bites, raw honey, and garden charcuterie on a private two-hour farm tour in Kelowna.
“Staff are welcoming and knowledgeable about their mead! Enjoyed VIP Tasting experience pairing delicious meads with quality local foods”
Taste Niagara wines, tour three wineries, stroll a lavender farm, and enjoy hotel pickup on this relaxed four-hour Niagara tour.
“Had a really great time on this tour. Loved the wine tour and the strawberry dipping was amazing. The only thing I would change is that I would have preferred to visit only one icewine vineyard. It was not my favorite.”
Trade Toronto for fall color, a cranberry marsh, Hardy Lake trails, and Gravenhurst on this lively 12-hour Muskoka day trip.
“On Wednesday, October 1st, 2025, I joined the Muskoka Cranberry Farm and Hardy Lake Hike with Northbound Tours and let me tell you, it was an experience like no other! I had an absolute blast. Never in my life did I imagine I’d find myself in a cranberry pond, but there I was, laughing and loving every second of it. Our guide, Chris, was incredible, super knowledgeable and passionate. He walked us through the trails, shared fascinating facts about Muskoka and gave us the best tips to make the most out of the whole experience. 10/10, would absolutely recommend.”
Explore four Quebec-area farms from Ottawa, with yaks, ostriches, alpacas, cider, lunch, snacks, and pickup included.
“This was a great day trip out of the city to see the countryside of Canada. Brandon was an enthusiastic and entertaining guide and made sure everyone was enjoying themselves. The baby alpacas were definitely a highlight, but each stop brought something special—from viewing the yaks, to tasting cider and pie, to feeding chickens, to tasting different honey. At the end, Brandon also gave us great recommendations for the rest of our stay in Ottawa and for our time in Quebec City. This is definitely a unique experience that gives you a different perspective of Canada!”
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