This place is so wonderful and service is also good. If you…read moreare a big fan of kayaking, you should definitely go there . This place is my favorite spot for kayaking. ‍‍ away from fast - paced society

Took my boys kayaking here, service was amazing, super friendly staff. We had the best time and…read moremade some great memories.

Great experience with Niagara City Cruises!! Me and 2 friends booked ourselves for a late afternoon…read moreboat ride on a Friday. Everything was smooth and clear between finding where to line up and getting on the boat. It wasn't too busy so there was plenty of room on the boat! Honestly so fun. They give out ponchos of course which helps some with the water but definitely plan to get pretty wet anyways. The boat ride lasted about 20 minutes and you get right up in the falls and feel like you're being down poured on. It was awesome. Our shirts and shoes got decently wet but it wasn't like sopping wet. They also have a great gift shop coming out of here. Definitely would recommend booking a falls cruise through them!

We were booked to do the fireworks cruise, however due to the air quality warnings, it was…read morecancelled the night we were there, but when I went to the ticket office the next day, they exchanged the tickets for a day cruise with no hassle at all, and apparently we arrived at just the right time because we beat the rush and walked right on to a boat, no wait time at all, and had plenty of space. The queue was massive when we got back, so, luck was on our side! What an experience. I would do this even with a 2 hour wait. So worth it and the highlight of our trip.

While in Buffalo, I knew a quick trip to Niagara Falls was a must…read more We chose Maid of the Mist and it was first time bringing my child to see Niagara Falls. To see the magic of the Falls from the eyes of a child is amazing. I think this is my fifth time to Niagara Falls and it didn't get old. There is something new I see each time. The employees were kind and did a great job providing directions and keeping the line moving. We had no wait to board the ship. We were told 600 people could fit at one time. It was cool to find out the ship was fully electric and didn't have harmful emissions. The ride was very informative and we learned fun facts about the Falls. We definitely got wet but it felt good in the otherwise 85 degree weather. The ride is only about 20 minutes and totally worth it. Afterwards there were plenty of shopping and restaurants nearby within walking distance so we didn't have to move our vehicle. Definitely recommend this family friendly experience. It was cool seeing many generations represented.

First time on the Maid of The Mist was a blast. We ordered tickets for our group online and were…read moreable to walk up to a ticket agent to have them printed and get our complementary post card. The process was very fast. The views on the observation deck were great and led us to the elevator which takes you down to the boat. The elevators are packed full and have pre recorded messages with information about the descent (it would be a long walk down) We made our way down and were given ponchos. We had a quick wait to get onto the next boat. Due to this we were the first to board and got a great spot for the ride. The boats are all electric and as the ride goes on they have pre recorded information about the ship. Very informative and interesting. You really do get so close to the falls! As we got closer, the wind and water picked up making for a very exhilarating experience. Ponchos did help to keep us dry. It was a very fun experience. A little bit bumpy so be sure to hold on. It was very hot during our visit so this was a great way to cool off. I would say this is a must see if you visit Niagara Falls. I also liked that they had recycling bins to deposit your poncho in afterwards. I was concerned with the amount of waste with the ponchos but the bins are clearly marked right after you exit the boat. Really appreciated this and made sure to recycle our ponchos.

I had a great experience renting from them for today's Paddle Up the Niagara event around Beaver…read moreIsland. I requested a single kayak an hour before the event and Jacob was there, waiting for me. The kayak was a good one and had no issues with its maneuverability over the 2.5 hours I was in the water.

We booked a kayak tour by sunset on niagra River. IT was…read moreabsolute amazing. Tom showed us Some Nice spots on the river with lots of birds and even a bald eagle we saw. We watched the beautiful sunset. We recommend this tour. Greetings from the Netherlands Aram and Elaine

So we decided to book a Blues cruise on the Nuagara River, except it went on the canal instead. Not…read moresure why. The boat was basic, bench seats & a bathroom in back. You bring your own drinks and food. The ride was nice. The captains were fun. The weather was perfect. The music was great. The company even better. Overall, it was a nice way to spend a couple hours. FYI. Even though the address for the boat is Niagara River on Grand Island it actually leaves the dock on Sweeney St in N Tonawanda. 2024-79

So fun. The fireworks cruise was great. I would recommend. Not too crowded and excellant views.read more

July 2026. We're back again!!!…read more7 rides this year. The whole staff is great! Friendliest people ever!

What a thrilling and fun adventure! I have taken a ride on these boats twice and both times were a…read morefantastic adventure. I have only done the open air boat, so this review pertains to that experience. It was like a natural thrill ride/roller coaster. ( Fast speeds and spins, but also some amazing views. One thing to note is make sure you keep your group close together so you can actually be seated together. If you live local, check for discounts online. At one point it was almost a $20 savings for having a local address! If you are looking for a unique, fun adventure, definitely check this out!

Fantastic selection of inventory, non pressure sales approach, and helped get us into the perfect…read moreboat for our family's needs!

I love collins marina we just bought our second boat through John Zimdahl and he took care of us…read moreand gave us a great deal on a bra new boat . we are excited to get out on the water. thanks again Collins marina james Greenfield

So... not knowing the area- my daughter wanted so badly to kayak in Canada while visiting the…read morefalls. This business was available to drop off a kayak at the beach on the river. They have both open single and tandem rentals and you probably do t want longer than 2 hours. The paddle is mostly upstream and not my desire when kayaking. 1.5 paddle up and .5 back. Kind of difficult to stay near the edge when the wake from boats causes sideways waves. The boat didn't have much tracking, but it got us to a huge rookery of. Cormorants. Lots of birds active along the waterway and beautiful homes and marinas. Views of USA and Canada for miles. I think the price for a two hour tandem kayak was 100$ in US It was worth the exercise and beauty.

This business used to be called Niagara Kayak Rentals but it is under new ownership and they are…read morenow known as Kayaking Niagara. We found their website during a recent stay in the area and booked a 2PM trip from Queenston Heights, which would take us down the river to Niagara-on-the-Lake. We were told that the trip would take 2-3 hours with moderate effort, and we clocked in at 2hrs 20 mins. Registering and paying couldn't have been easier. Just go onto the Kayaking Niagara site and fill out a few forms. We were met at 2PM by Matteo at the Queen's Royal Park gazebo, which would also be the ending point of the excursion. We loaded into the Kayaking Niagara van shortly afterwards and were driven to the put-in spot 5-6 miles away. During the van ride, Matteo pointed out areas of interest and told us about the area. He was great. When we arrived, he provided our kayak, oars, and life vests; and gave advice on how best to navigate the waterway (e.g. paddling is more difficult close to shore, stay on the Canadian side of the river, etc.). Then he pushed our boats into the water and away we went. The kayaks were sturdy, handled well, and had a waterproof compartment for storage. Since it was both Canada Day and 4th of July weekend, the river was very busy with speedboats and jet skis on both sides of the border, making the water very choppy and harder to paddle through. But it was very pretty and we enjoyed seeing the vegetation and large houses dotting the shoreline. At the end of the trip, we navigated our kayaks back into Queen's Royal Park (across from Fort Niagara) and walked through the Artistry at the Lake tents back to our car. A few thoughts. My wife and I are experienced kayakers but this was a bit more challenging than we anticipated. I chalk this up to the boat traffic on the busy holiday weekend. There were some cool things to see, including the sailboats at Smugglers Cove and the waterfront houses in Niagara-on-the-Lake. Kayaking Niagara also does not set a time limit for patrons to be on the water. This means that if you want to keep paddling after you reach the end point, you are more than welcome to stay on the water. There are other options as well so check their website for details. I'd definitely do this again.

Picturesque, cool and breezy on a beautiful summer day... there's no swimming here, but you can…read morewalk along the water. Skip rocks in the water until your heart's content as there are millions of flat stones, you can collect them for painting or flower beds, perhaps a walk way... I found a walking stick that's just perfect, lots of those too... there were hardly any folks on a Friday here, so it's quiet and pleasant... I do not have a boat so I can't speak to the marina aspect of this, but if you like quiet solitude, this is your place!

Due to the marina the water is completely polluted and there is no fishing anywhere on the inside…read moreof the wall that faces the marina even at the point or they will make you leave. Fishing on the lake part of the pier has produced nothing but small fish this season not even one worth keeping and the boaters do not respect no wake zones the jet skiers try to cross your lines this is just a bad place to fish

Cool spot, looking out over main street. Fire cracker shrimp were really good. Chicken sandwich was…read morevery crispy but didn't have the garlic aioli so was dry. Carmel apple cheesecake was fantastic

I normally don't reviewschicken wings but I have to give thumbs up to the serving of their Asian…read moreLime wings. At $15 for 10, the price was very reasonable. 'Just right' crispness and the correct amount of season. Generous amount of fresh celery, carrot sticks and blue cheese. Tasted a regular medium and it was quite up to Buffalo standards too. Kitchen was a little slow but it was a Sunday night (5pm). Nice bar, lot of TVs.