The 5 Best Tours in Haliburton, Canada

A VIP private wildlife and landscape photography canoe tour. The history of Algonquin Park, Canoe Lake and Tom Thomson is also extensively covered. Two adults (up to 210kg total) join the Algonquin Adventure Tours founder, Stuart L. Letovsky, for 3 hours of interesting education, spectacular views, gourmet dining, fun stories and connecting with nature. Paddling Algonquin Park since 1981, and professionally guiding since 1996, Stuart has intimate knowledge of all things Algonquin. An eco friendly 3hp electric motor get you across large sections of water. Stuart paddles in the tranquil areas. Your hands are free for photos or included HD binoculars. Tom Thomson fans can literally walk in the famous artists footsteps when we visit his memorial and other locations. We use step stools for entering and exiting the canoe, so your feet don't need to get wet. Veteran owned local business. Proceeds support our Canoe4Cancer program (free tours for patients). Any age ok. No smoking.

Inclusions: Guided by company founder, Stuart L. Letovsky, Canoe with revolutionary 3hp quiet electric motor, life jackets, Gourmet meal (sandwich or breakfast pastries) from Henrietta's Pine Bakery, Visit secluded corners of Canoe Lake for intimate nature observation, Detailed area history, Swimming is possible (wear your suit, if interested), HD binoculars for each participant, High quality tour photos, Rain poncho (for those who don't have their own protection)

Exclusions: Algonquin Park vehicle permit (purchase at entrance gate or meeting location), Optional tip

Welcome to the land of a thousand lakes, rocky ridges and strawberry sunsets. Join us for 3 days to explore the sheer vastness that is Algonquin Provincial Park, and you'll experience the natural beauty that people have been talking about worldwide. At Algonquin, campers should be prepared to swim sun-kissed waters, hike to a breath-taking lookout, and canoe/kayak (optional). No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag, pad, or pillow. Budget travelers can enjoy free transportation, 3 square meals, a good old fashioned campfire, and best of all, campers gain access to the great Canadian wilderness, for a trip that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Check Algonquin Provincial Park off of your bucket list. Who knows, this may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Breakfast, Dinner, Safety and First Aid equipment, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, Campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting), Minimum of 1 nature hike, Stargazing (weather permitting), All Fees and Taxes, Private transportation

Exclusions: Canoe/Kayak rental, Day 1 restaurant lunch, Snacks, Tips (for your guide), Bicycle Rental (optional), *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season

Come see why we are Trip Advisor's #1 ranked Algonquin Park outdoor activity since 2014. We have guided Algonquin Park canoe trips since 1996. If you want to learn about canoe camping and observe wildlife, or fish, in Algonquin Park's deep interior, this is your best opportunity. You will paddle, portage, hike, camp, learn, relax, swim, cliff jump, feast, laugh & make friends. Let us get you intimate with nature. Our guides are all full-time employees (never contractors) with the highest credentials & training. They have a 90% success rate for finding moose/beaver. The food is amazing! Our local organic farm provides much of the produce for your meals. A Henrietta's Pine Bakery sandwich starts off your adventure. We make s'mores over the fire. The program is participatory in nature, so group members share in campsite chores and help carry gear. We are a veteran owned local business. Proceeds support our Canoe4Cancer charity program. Age 6+. 12pm departure and 2pm return.

Inclusions: Lunch, Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Dinner, Breakfast, Lunch, Small group size (usually 8 participants with 1 guide), Professional Guide (advanced naturalist training, WFR & food handling certified), Canoe gear - canoe (3 people per), paddle, life jacket, safety kit, Camping gear - tent, air pad (foam, if over 120kg), sleeping bag (with fresh liner) & pillow, Best campsites in Algonquin Park, Wildlife observation (moose & beaver - 90% success), An education and intimate connection to Algonquin Park, Gourmet camp cuisine with organic produce from our local farm, New friends from around the world, Hammock for each participant, Bug jacket for each participant & mesh dining shelter, if required, Cliff jumping (optional), swimming in clean lakes & hiking, Wild berries & other edibles (in season), Great bass & trout fishing (90% success - bring your own kit or rent), Souvenir water bottle, High quality tour photos, Vehicle parking & camping permits

Exclusions: Optional tip, Flash light, towel, fishing kit, backpack or duffle bag (rentable)

This group adventure is the perfect way to sample canoe tripping, without camping overnight. There is challenging paddling (8-16km), tranquil drifting, portaging (600m), hiking (1.5km), cliff jumping (if you want), swimming, a scenic lookout, historic landmarks, wild edibles (in season), spectacular landscapes and wildlife observation (usually birds, butterflies, turtles & small mammals; periodic moose & larger mammals). Our canoes are all custom made 4 seaters, convenient for families and making new friends. These. lightweight kevlar boats are easy to carry (solo or tandem) over the short portage. Lunch is a fabulous sandwich from Henrietta's Pine Bakery. We also serve a granola bar snack. Participants must bring at least 2 litres of water per person. Our naturalist guides have only the highest levels of training and certification. They ensure a safe, educational and intimate connection to Algonquin Park. And, they take the photos we give you for free. Age 6+ is ok. No smoking.

Inclusions: Naturalist guide (canoe instruction, safety & nature interpretation), Canoe (shared 4 seaters), Paddle and life jacket, Lunch (sandwich from Henrietta's Pine Bakery, granola bar), Short hike to scenic lookout, Cliff jumping (if you like) & swimming, Wild edible samples (in season), Wildlife observation (usually birds, turtles & squirrels; periodic moose & other mammals) , High quality tour photos

Exclusions: Algonquin Park vehicle permit, Optional tip

Welcome to the land of a thousand lakes, rocky ridges and strawberry sunsets. Join us for 2 days to explore the sheer vastness that is Algonquin Provincial Park, and you'll experience the natural beauty that people have been talking about worldwide. At Algonquin, campers should be prepared to swim sun-kissed waters, hike to a breath-taking lookout, and canoe/kayak (optional). No guest preparation is needed, no equipment, not even a sleeping bag, pad, or pillow. Budget travelers can enjoy free transportation, 3 square meals, a good old fashioned campfire, and best of all, campers gain access to the great Canadian wilderness, for a trip that would otherwise take a lot of planning and money to arrange (not to worry, first-timers will learn the basics of camping). Check Algonquin Provincial Park off of your bucket list. This may be a once-in-a-lifetime experience.

Inclusions: Lunch, Breakfast, Dinner, Tent, sleeping bag, sleeping pad, pillow, All Fees and Taxes, Private transportation, Minimum of 1 nature hike, Safety and First Aid equipment, Campfire with S'Mores (weather permitting), Stargazing (weather permitting)

Exclusions: Day 1 restaurant lunch, Snacks, Canoe/Kayak rental, Tips (for your guide & restaurant waiter), *COVID-19 Update: For health reasons, SHOWERS ARE CLOSED for the season