Here are some popular destinations to travel to in Canada using a limousine service:
- Vancouver – A beautiful west coast city with stunning scenery, great food, and vibrant culture. Take a limo to see Stanley Park, Granville Island, Gastown, and drive along the Sea-to-Sky Highway. Read Experience Vancouver in Style: Travel by Limo & Explore Vancouver in Luxury with a Limousine Tour
- Banff/Lake Louise – Visit the majestic Canadian Rockies and see Banff National Park. Ride in luxury to see the brilliant turquoise blue Lake Louise, Moraine Lake, the Banff Upper Hot Springs, and more mountain scenery.
- Niagara Falls – See the thundering power and mist of Niagara Falls by limo. Enjoy a falls view dining experience and check out the attractions on Clifton Hill. See the falls lit up at night. Read Explore Niagara Falls in Utmost Luxury with Ontario’s Premier Limo Tours
- Toronto – Explore Canada’s largest city in style. See the CN Tower, Ripley’s Aquarium, the Distillery District, Castro’s in a limo. Catch a show or sports event or dine at a top restaurant.
- Montreal – Soak up the European charm of Montreal. Use a limo service to see Old Montreal, Notre Dame Basilica, Mont Royal, eat poutine, and enjoy the nightlife.
- Quebec City: Enjoy a private 4-hour city tour in Quebec, immersing yourself in the charm of this historic city. This tour provides a unique way to discover the beauty of Quebec.
- Whistler – Take a limousine up to this famous mountain resort town. Go skiing, snowboarding, zip-lining, or hiking surrounded by stunning alpine scenery. Read Elevate Your Whistler Experience: Book a Limo and Discover Breathtaking Attractions
- Wine Region Tours – Limo wine tours in the Niagara region, Okanagan Valley, Prince Edward County, or Annapolis Valley. Relax as you’re driven between vineyards and wineries for tastings and tours.
A limo lets you travel in style, and comfort and make the trip part of the whole experience. Many companies offer winery tours, city sightseeing tours or custom packages in luxury limousines.
