Canada · KINGSTON TOURS
The 15 best kingston tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
Cruise Kingston’s Thousand Islands aboard the triple-deck Island Queen with live music, island views, history, and a full-service bar.
“Fabulous scenery. Excellent live music, really interactive and fun. And we were blessed with perfect weather too.”
Kingston’s 3-hour Thousand Islands lunch cruise pairs scenic island views, a 3-course meal, live music, and local stories for $76.
“The day was lovely. Such a good three course lunch with lovely staff and a wonderful ship. The views were stunning and we greatly enjoyed our day. Thank you.”
Review the Kingston Sunset Dinner Cruise, with Admiralty Islands views, a three-course meal, live music, vessel tips, and practical advice.
“The sunset cruise was good. I would’ve liked the entire boat to be open. Maybe it was a bit crowded but it was still a good time. It was nice that you could go to the back of the boat and be able to look out and get a good view of the sunset. Entertainment was good. Food was good, I would recommend.”
Kingston’s 90-minute evening trolley tour mixes ghost stories, local history, actors, and eerie stops near Fort Henry, Kingston Penitentiary, and Rockwood.
“What an amazing and interesting tour of Kingston. Wasn’t sure if I was going to like it but the knowledge of our host was pretty amazing. Thank you”
Explore Kingston after dark on a 75-minute haunted walk through Sydenham Ward, with tales of hangings, grave robbings and hidden burial grounds.
“The tour was OK way too much walking in between stories. The stories took place under a tree in the grass, so it was wet as it rained that day I found it far in between stories, and from the beginning, or the depart of the tour stories were interesting.”
Review of Kingston’s 3-hour Thousand Islands brunch cruise, with Island Queen views, onboard dining, live music, and practical booking tips.
“Very enjoyable. The table was comfortable with a great view. The food was excellent and really enjoyed the live entertainment. The tour guide was informative as well!”
Cruise Kingston’s historic waterfront for one hour, with live English commentary, Fort Henry views, local islands, and practical tips.
“Many landmarks to see in one hour. The guide provided factual info along with local stories. His narrative helped us decide on other places to visit which is a great bonus.”
Explore Kingston after dark on a 75-minute ghost walk filled with local legends, historic buildings, dramatic storytelling, and waterfront views.
“Great tour and our guide was amazing!! She was well versed and knew her history. She answered everyone’s questions and made sure we were all safe at all times. Highly recommend!!!”
See Kingston’s historic streets, Queen’s University, Kingston Penitentiary, and Fort Henry on a family-friendly one-hour trolley tour.
“Our driver was wonderful. Stopped when needed to take pictures. Full of knowledge. Answered lots of questions. Was a beautiful time!”
Cruise Kingston’s St. Lawrence River through the Admiralty Islands, with historic sights, cottage islands, live commentary, and photo stops.
“It is entertaining, informative, interesting, and so beautiful. I learned a lot about Canadian history”
See Kingston by historic red trolley, with a 75-minute route, 10 stops, live English commentary, and 24 to 72 hours of hop-on access.
“Excellent way to learn about the city's history. Our driver was informative and friendly.”
Explore Kingston by bike with storyteller Jeff Stilwell, from military landmarks and Queen’s University to the waterfront and Kingston Pen.
“That you learn a lot about the city Kingston. And there are manny funny stories. Jeff is a very good storyteller!”
See Kingston’s old town, Fort Henry, Queen’s University, and the Penitentiary Museum on a guided trolley tour with live commentary.
“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.”
Explore Kingston with storyteller Arthur Milnes on a one-hour walk through Market Square, City Hall, Indigenous history, politics, and local tales.
“Arthur is great, lovely guy, knows so much about the area and wider history of Canada, great to get the chance to spend time with people who can share so many interesting stories and facts. Our kids, aged 13 and 10, enjoyed it too!”
Explore Kingston Harbour’s shipwreck stories, historic waterfront, and Great Lakes maritime past on a 90-minute guided cruise.
“Loved the boat ride but disappointed with the shipwreck portion”
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