Niagara limo service
Niagara Falls and wine country, in one car, on your clock
Niagara passed 6.2 million visitors by July last year and the province wants 25 million a year. The lookouts are not getting quieter. A chauffeured day is how you see the Falls at nine in the morning, the wineries at lunch and the illumination on the way home, without a parking lot in between.
The day
How a chauffeured Niagara day is built
Most clients book six to eight hours on the hourly clock rather than a return transfer, because the day is never just the Falls. Table Rock and the Horseshoe Falls at opening, before the coaches; Niagara Parkway north past the Whirlpool and the Floral Clock; Niagara-on-the-Lake for lunch on Queen Street; two or three wineries in the afternoon with someone else driving; then back along the Parkway for the illumination if the evening allows. The chauffeur handles the parking, the timing and the lookout that happens to be empty.
Cross-border days add Niagara Falls NY, the outlets or Buffalo airport. Passengers carry their documents; the chauffeur knows which of the Rainbow, Peace and Lewiston-Queenston bridges is moving that hour.
Sample itinerary
A seven-hour Saturday from downtown Toronto
- 08:00 Pickup at the hotel in an Escalade ESV. QEW west; coffee on board.
- 09:30 Table Rock. Fifteen minutes at the railing before the first tour buses arrive; the chauffeur drops at the door and waits in the lot you never see.
- 10:15 Niagara City Cruises boat, if pre-booked through the travel desk.
- 11:30 Niagara Parkway north: Whirlpool Aero Car, the Floral Clock, a photo stop at the Brock Monument.
- 12:30 Lunch in Niagara-on-the-Lake. The car is on Queen Street when you are ready.
- 14:00 Two wineries on the Bench, then a third if the tasting room is quiet. Cases go in the back.
- 15:00 QEW east. Home by half past four, or extend for the evening illumination and Fallsview.
Six Niagara bookings
The reasons clients go
The Falls day
First-time visitors, visiting relatives, out-of-town clients. The classic six-hour block with the Falls, the Parkway and lunch.
Wine tours
Niagara-on-the-Lake, the Beamsville Bench and Twenty Valley in a Sprinter for eight to twelve, or an Escalade for a couple. Tastings booked ahead, a sober chauffeur throughout.
Icewine Festival weekends
Three January weekends with the Discovery Pass, the Icewine Village on Queen Street and the Cool As Ice gala at the Niagara Parks Power Station. Booked months ahead.
Casino evenings
Fallsview and Casino Niagara from Toronto with the car in the limo zone for as long as the evening lasts. Hourly, from five hours in the Sprinter or stretch.
Buffalo airport
A fixed fare from anywhere in the GTA to Buffalo Niagara International, with the border inside the fare and ninety minutes of waiting on the return pickup.
Proposals and anniversaries
A stretch limousine or an S-Class to the Falls at dusk, dinner at the Skylon or a Parkway restaurant, the illumination, and home. The chauffeur is in on the plan.
Groups
The Sprinter is the Niagara vehicle for eight or more
Wine tours and family days for eight to twelve go out in the Mercedes-Benz Sprinter: standing headroom for boarding in a dress or a winter coat, a rear compartment that swallows a dozen cases, and captain's chairs facing forward so everyone sees the Falls come into view. Two Sprinters run in convoy for larger parties; a coach is arranged through the network beyond that.
73 countries our own chauffeurs across the Greater Toronto Area, association affiliates everywhere else
Book
Book a Niagara day
Choose the hourly option with six to eight hours for a day trip, or a transfer for a one-way run to a Niagara hotel or Buffalo airport.
Weddings, proms, multi-day chauffeur hire and anything with more than one vehicle are quoted by a person: call (877) 860-3388 or send the outline and a coordinator replies with a written quote.
Sources
Niagara references used on this page
- Niagara ParksAttraction hours, Parkway access and the illumination schedule.
- Government of Ontario, Destination Niagara StrategyThe 25-million-visitor target.
- Niagara tourism, 20256.2 million visitors by July 2025, up 9%.
- Niagara Grape and Wine Festival, Icewine FestivalThe January weekends and the Discovery Pass.
- Canada Border Services AgencyBridge wait times for cross-border days.