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The American Falls at Niagara, taken from the brink on the American side. Spectacular cascading water plunging to the rocks below. Take a tour with Niagara Airbus and see it all. Door-to-door service, hotels or your home, serving our customers for a quarter of a century.
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The Floral Clock, created in 1950 and filled with 15,000 plants twice a year, is one of the many atractions seen and photographed on a Niagara Airbus Tour. Operated by the Niagara Parks Commission and powered by Niagara Falls.
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Spectacular Niagara Falls and here’s the American Falls with the Maid Of The Mist passing by on the way tp the Canadian-Horseshoe Falls where you rise the boat from either the American or Canadian side of the Niagara River until you reach the thundering waterfalls where almost 700,000 gallons of water tumbles over the crest every second. Take an Niagara Airbus Tour.

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The American Falls pounding down of the rocks below. 323 metres (1060 feet) wide at the crest, including the Bridal Veil Falls. About 10% of the flow over the three falls at Niagara, goes over the American and Bridal Veil Falls. The total area drained by the Niagara River is approximately 684,000 sq km (264,000 sq mi). Hard to imagine that so much water is drained off every second, and yet it’s been doing that for more than 12,000 years.When visiting Niagara Falls, be sure and take a Niagara Airbus Tour.

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When visiting Niagara Falls it is a must to spend half a day in Niagara On The Lake. The original Capital of Canada back in the 1700′s, it’s a beautiful village that is not just historical, it is the home of the world famous Shaw Festival. Wonderful shops, flows and sights to behold. Be sure to take a Niagara Airbus Tour, and visit Niagara On The Lake.

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There are three, not two, falls at Niagara Falls. The Canadian-Horseshoe, The American and the Bridal Veil Falls. Only 15 metres (50 feet) wide, the Bridal Veil Falls sits beside the American Falls with the small piece of rock called Luna Island, between it and the American Falls. It is often mistaken as just part of the American Falls. The brilliant green colour of the Niagara River is because of the dissolved minerals in the water. Approximately 60 tons of dissolved minerals are swept over Niagara Falls every minute. The colour comes from the dissolved salts and “rock flour”, very finely ground rock, picked up from limestone in the water and from the shales and sandstones under the limestone cap at the Falls.This is pointed out, with lots of information, when taking a Niagara Airbus Tour, so be sure to book a tour today.

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Another view of the Bridal Veil Falls as seen from the Canadian side. The land between the falls is Luna Island, where you look over the edge at the power of the mighty falls plummeting to the rocks below. Also when looking over the brink, you’ll see the Hurricane Walk of the Cave of The Winds. Take a Niagara Airbus Tour today and enjoy all of Niagara from the upper rapids to the tranquility of Niagara On The Lake.. For your visit, call or book online. Get the most from your visit to Niagara Falls.

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Here you see the power of Niagara Falls. This view is of the Canadian-Horseshoe Falls, but the east side of the horseshoe. Technically, it is on the American side of the border, but we are two friendly nations, and no one disputes the “Canadian Falls” claim. The water falls 57 metres (188 feet) to the river below, where the water depth is 52 metres (170 feet). The deepest part of the entire Niagara River. The crestline of the Canadian Horseshoe Falls is approximately 670 metres (2,200 ft) wide, making it twice as wide as the American and Bridal Veil Falls combines. Check out our Niagara Airbus Tours, and when visiting book a tour.

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From down below the Canadian-Horseshoe Falls, feel the power of more than 168,000 cubic metres (6 million cubic feet) of water going over the crestline every minute during peak daytime tourist hours (summer). It is truly a beautiful site and one you see from the Maid Of The Mist boat ride. Are you visiting this year? Check out the Niagara Airbus Tours and be sure to book a tour during your visit.

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From high above the Canadian-Horseshoe Falls you can clearly see the horseshoe curve of the Falls, and the Maid Of The Mist boat pushing into the centre of the Falls. What a thrill, albeit a wet one, that you will never forget. When you take a Niagara Airbus Tour of Niagara Falls, we will put you on the boat for the thrill of a lifetime. Be sure to book your tour.

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Here’s a closer look at the Maid gliding under the mist and right into the imense power of Niagara. The rapids above the Falls reach a maximum speed of 40 km/hr (25 mph), and right at the Falls, the water reaches 109 km/hr (68 mph). If you are wondering where all that water comes from, just remember that the Great Lakes is the world’s largest surface freshwater system in the world. In fact, they hold about 18% of the entire world’s supply. Want to see and learn more? Book a
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Standing at Table Rock on the Canadian side of the Hoseshoe Falls, you can see the bottom through clear, green water, just as it tumbles over the bring into the george below. So much water. In fact the volume of water in the Great Lakes would cover all of North America in about a metre (3.5 feet) of water. Now that would be a world class flood. Niagara Airbus Tours.

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When visiting Niagara Falls, you will enjoy the “Street of Fun”, or Clifton Hill. The original main street of Niagara Falls, it has become a mecca for visitors to have some fun, laughs, food, rides and scary shows. Take a ride on the Skywheel, especially at night to see the lights on the Falls from high above, and then walk up and down the hill, and enjoy the excitement. Be sure to book a tour when visiting Niagara Falls.

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Here visitors to Niagara are enjoying a stroll in front of the American Falls. Millions of tourists take this walk during the summer, and yes even in winter, with the roar in the background, the sun shining from above and millions of smiles on the faces of those they pass. If you haven’t been to Niagara Falls yet, isn’t now the time to come. Niagara Airbus Tours.

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Of course any stroll in Niagara Falls includes millions of colourful flowers. The Niagara Parks Commission, a non-profit organization that oversees the Niagara tourist area, plants flowers, trims trees, manicures the lawns and even teaches horticulture. It is a sight to behold. When visiting, be sure to book a tour and see everything from the cascading Niagara Falls, from above and below on the Maid Of The Mist. Then see the fabulous wine country and Niagara-on-the-Lake.

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The face of the Niagara Parks Floral Clock is maintained by the horticulture staff of the Niagara Parks. The mechanism is maintained by Ontario Hydro who originally built the clock. The intricate designs on the face of the floral clock are created with some 15,000 carpet bedding plants. The floral design is changed twice each year, featuring viola in the Spring and four cultivars of Alternanthera along with green and grey forms of Santolina Sage during the Summer and Fall. California Golden Privet and Blue Festuca Grass may be used for contrast. We’ll take you there with a Niagara Airbus Tour.

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Remember the movie, The Dead Zone? A 1983 David Cronenberg flick from the Stephen King Novel and back in ’83 it won 7 film awards and had 4 additional nominations. Well, in the movie, Christopher Walken has an important scene at a gazebo by the water. The Gazebo, as seen here, was in Niagara On The Lake, where the film was shot. The gazebo is still here, and the scenery is awesome. You’ll see it when you book a Niagara Airbus Tour.

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One of the best attractions in Niagara is the Helicopter ride. Niagara Helicopters provides tourists a fantastic view of the falls and the Niagara Gorge. We highly recommend this attraction and be sure to take your camera so you have the memories forever. Niagara Airbus Tour. Be sure to book a Niagara Airbus tour today and of course we’ll take you to Niagara Helicopters.

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Here’s a favourite crowd pleasing scene at Niagara on the Lake. Beautiful horse drawn carriages to tour your around the old town. NOTL, as it is called locally, is filled with history. From being the first capital of Canada to the home of the world famous Shaw Festival. You’ll find it all as you walk (or ride) around one of Canada’s prettiest villages, Niagara-on-the-Lake, Ontario. Check out Niagara Airbus Tours, and be sure to book a tour today.

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Brrr, it’s cold outside. Yes, Niagara Falls gets four seasons, and one is winter. This picture, looking from Table Rock downriver to the Rainbow Bridge, shows you the ice, snow and cold mist that rises from the American Falls in winter. No, the falls do not freese over, but a lot of ice crashes over the falls from the Grat Lakes, and the mist from the falls tends to feeze. A wonderful, if somewhat cold, sight for you to enjoy. Book a summer or winter Niagara Airbus Tour.

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Wine Barrel seating at Inniskillin winery. The usual mustering location for a full tour of this famous Niagara Region winery. When visiting Niagara Fall and Niagara-On-The-Lake, you should definitely tour the wineries. Especially to taste world famous Ice Wine. Of course, Niagara Airbus Tours provides a winery tour, as well as other exciting tours of Niagara. The Niagara Region is famous for it’s wines with more than 60 local wineries. Book a tour today.