Private Toronto Waterfront & Scarborough Bluffs Tour

• Another viewpoint along the bluffs. The City of Toronto lists eleven parks along the bluffs. Four have a parking lot (Bluffer's Park, Cudia Park, East Point Park and Rosetta McClain Gardens), and Cathedral Bluffs, Grey Abbey, Scarboro Crescent, South Marine Drive and Sylvan Park have street parking only. Tell us if a particular park matters and we confirm whether it fits.
• A downtown Toronto tour. Ask us whether this tour can be combined with our Toronto City Private Tour (6 to 8 hours); we confirm by email and give the total in your booking confirmation.

• Order and time: your driver-guide sets the order and the time at the stops with your group within the 3 hours, and the plan can change on the day for traffic, weather, closures or safety.
• The bluffs: the edge is unstable, and the City of Toronto and the Toronto and Region Conservation Authority ask visitors to stay behind the fences and back from the edge. The water's edge between Bluffer's Park and East Point Park is not formally accessible.
• The plant: public vehicles cannot enter or park at the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant (City of Toronto). We confirm by email how this stop is run, and an interior visit is not part of what this page describes.
• Beaches: lifeguards and beach maintenance run from June to September and will not be back until summer 2027; swimming without supervision is not recommended (City of Toronto).
• Road works: the Conservation Authority lists trail construction on Brimley Road South to June 2027 (subject to change), with possible single-lane closures in working hours.
• Tickets: this page lists no admission charge for the stops; other attractions and extras are not included unless we confirm them when you book.

You can cancel up to 24 hours before your tour date, and a cancellation made less than 24 hours before your tour date is not refunded. Your booking confirmation carries the cancellation terms that apply; section 7 of our Terms and Conditions covers cancellations. A booking needs at least 24 hours' notice. To cancel or change your date, email info@voyzo.com before the 24-hour cutoff; we will try to reschedule, subject to availability. Section 10 of the Terms and Conditions describes how independent operators fit in.

1. Choose your group size, date and start time. We need at least 24 hours' notice.
2. Send your request. The calendar's Book now button sends a request rather than a confirmed booking.
3. Share your pickup address and any wishes. Put your pickup address, dietary needs, mobility needs, children's ages and any time you must be back in the message box of the quote form on this page, or email info@voyzo.com.
4. Receive your confirmation. Once we confirm availability by email, we send your exact pickup time, the plan for the day and your driver-guide's details ahead of the tour.

The price covers a private tour of 3 hours. The booking calendar shows one price per group size and has no length option. We confirm by email where the 3 hours begin and end for your pickup address. Time beyond the 3 hours is charged additionally; tell us by email to info@voyzo.com or in the quote form on this page if you want a longer tour, and we confirm the rate and the total in your booking confirmation.

You book with Voyzo FZ-LLC, and Voyzo remains your point of contact for booking, pricing and support: info@voyzo.com.

Some private tours run on the vehicles and drivers of Voyzo's affiliated Canadian operating company; other tours, such as flights, boat rides and attraction visits, are run by independent operators, all professionally licensed and insured.

One driver-guide drives the vehicle and guides your day. A separate tour guide is not included; ask us whether one can be added and what it would cost.

Stops include the Scarborough Bluffs, Bluffer's Park, Woodbine Beach and the R.C. Harris Water Treatment Plant. Your driver-guide sets the order and the time at each with your group, and we confirm the plan by email. This page gives no minutes per stop and does not say how long guests are out of the vehicle at each one; ask us if that matters to you.

The City of Toronto says the edge of the bluffs is unstable and asks visitors to stay behind the fences. The Toronto and Region Conservation Authority says the bluffs are made of silt, sand and clay, are very unstable and can collapse at any moment, and asks visitors to stay back from the edge and respect barriers and signs. It also says the water's edge between Bluffer's Park and East Point Park is not formally accessible to the public. We ask every guest to follow these rules.

The plant is at 2701 Queen Street East. The City of Toronto says vehicle access is restricted to people conducting official City business and that public vehicles cannot enter or park at the site, so we confirm by email how this stop is run. The plant's Doors Open Ontario listing shows self-guided tours of the pump house and filter building on Doors Open Toronto weekend, with partial wheelchair access, washrooms, photography allowed and no tripods or filming (2026 listing). The City says Doors Open Toronto returns on 29 and 30 May 2027 and lists no 2027 buildings yet (checked 29 October 2026). An interior visit is not part of what this page describes.

Woodbine Beach and Bluffer's Park are among the City of Toronto's supervised swimming beaches, and Bluffer's Park is the only one of the eleven parks along the bluffs with a swimming beach. The City runs lifeguards and beach maintenance from June to September; they have ended for 2026 and lifeguards will not be on duty until summer 2027, and the City says swimming without supervision is not recommended. Swimming is not described as part of this tour, and in the cold months a beach stop is for the view.

Parking is included in the price. The City of Toronto says the parking lots at Bluffer's Park fill very quickly on weekends and that visitors must then walk into the park along Brimley Road. The Conservation Authority's notice lists construction of a trail on Brimley Road South from September 2025 to a completion date of June 2027 (subject to change), with possible single-lane closures in working hours and closure of sections of the boat launch parking lot. The City's Bluffer's Park plan page, modified 16 October 2026, lists no visitor closures or parking changes. Tell us your date and we confirm how the stop is planned.

The price covers the tour as described on this page. We list no admission charge for the stops, and attraction tickets and admission are not included unless we confirm them when you book. Meals, snacks and gratuities are not included. Tell us by email to info@voyzo.com or in the quote form on this page if you want to add something, because extras can add time to your tour.

Include your children's ages in your request or message, and tell us if you need child seats; we confirm what can be arranged by email. We found no age limit for the stops. For guests with limited mobility, tell us before you book: we confirm with the operator what can be arranged, and we found no accessibility statement for Bluffer's Park, Woodbine Beach or the bluffs' viewpoints. The bluffs' edge is unstable, so everyone stays behind the fences.

Dress for the weather and for being outdoors at a lakeshore park. Environment and Climate Change Canada's 1991 to 2020 normals for the central-city Toronto station show an average daily high of 14.6 degrees Celsius in October, 8.1 in November, 2.6 in December and -0.3 in January, with lows of 7.7, 2.3, -2.7 and -6.7; we give no lakeshore figure. The Conservation Authority says natural processes act on the bluffs all year. If you must be back at a set time, say so by email or in the quote form.

The plant's Doors Open Ontario listing says photography is allowed on open days, with no tripods or filming. We found no photography rule for the park stops and do not promise permission for drones, tripods or professional shoots, so ask us before you book. Stay behind the fences at the bluffs' edge when you take photographs.

Meals and snacks are not included, and this page names no place to eat. The Conservation Authority lists picnic areas at Bluffer's Park. Tell us about any dietary needs when you book and we confirm what is possible by email.