Niagara On The Lake, ON

Suggested Itinerary

A 3-day getaway to Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, offers charming small-town vibes, wine country, and historic allure.

Day 1: Check into a boutique inn like 124 on Queen and stroll the picturesque Queen Street, browsing shops and cafes. Visit a winery like Peller Estates for a tasting, then enjoy a gourmet dinner at Treadwell Cuisine.

Day 2: Explore Fort George National Historic Site for a dose of history, then bike the flat Niagara River Parkway to nearby vineyards like Inniskillin. Catch a performance at the Shaw Festival Theatre and dine at The Cannery.

Day 3: Take a scenic boat tour on the Niagara River or wander the Heritage District’s gardens. Savor brunch at The Epicurean before a final winery stop at Trius and departure.

  • Targeted Dates for this Itinerary

    Year round opportunities

    The best times to visit Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario, are late spring (mid-May to early June) and early fall (September to mid-October). These shoulder seasons offer mild weather (50s–70s°F), ideal for exploring the charming Heritage District, biking the Niagara River Parkway, or enjoying wine tastings at vineyards like Peller Estates and Inniskillin. Spring brings blooming gardens and orchards, with events like the Niagara Home and Garden Show, while fall offers vibrant foliage, grape harvest festivals, and the Shaw Festival’s theater season, with fewer crowds than summer. Summer (July–August) is warm (70s–80s°F) and lively with festivals like the Peach Festival, but it’s crowded and pricier. Winter (December–February) is cold (20s–40s°F) with snow, featuring cozy indoor wine tours and the Icewine Festival in January, but outdoor activities are limited. Early December adds holiday charm with events like the Candlelight Stroll, ideal for seniors with milder temps and festive vibes.

  • Estimated Pricing per Person

    TBD - based on participation, hotel selection, activities.

  • How It Works

    We’re excited to share this preliminary trip summary based on all of our meetings and input.  This is an actual group itinerary framework but it is in preview level only. This is being provided so we can see if we have enough committed interest to move forward with this trip.

    Please keep in mind, the pricing is an estimated range but dependent on number of participants, single or double accommodations and time of booking and deposits. The dates are accurate and available but can be modified if needed.

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    Airfare: International airfare is not included, and you’re welcome to handle your flights however you prefer — including using frequent-flyer miles. For those who’d rather not manage flights personally, Sojourn Travel Advisors offers an optional Air Desk service (available for a small fee). Our air specialists not only book flights but also monitor for delays, cancellations, and schedule changes — often resolving issues before you even know about them. It’s a seamless, worry-free way to travel from door to door. We also will provide options for Travel Insurance to help you protect your investment.

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Nick Ryberg

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