Nadi, Fiji & Los Angeles, USA 28-Day Trip Itinerary

Flight to Nadi, Fiji

Depart Adelaide, Australia (ADL) for Nadi, Fiji (NAN) with a stop via Melbourne.

Enjoy the scenic flight and prepare for your tropical escape.

Arrive & Hotel Transfer

Upon arrival at Nadi International Airport, transfer to your accommodation.

Most hotels offer shuttle services or taxis are readily available.

Arrange airport transfers in advance or use readily available taxis. Fiji uses FJD (Fijian Dollar).

Welcome Dinner in Nadi

Enjoy your first Fijian dinner at a local restaurant.

Savor fresh seafood and traditional Fijian dishes.

Many restaurants along Queens Road or near Denarau offer a variety of cuisines.

Sabeto Hot Springs & Mud Pool

Indulge in a unique natural spa experience.

Cover yourself in therapeutic mud, let it dry, then rinse off in the natural hot springs.

Wear old swimwear. Changing facilities and showers are available. Taxis or organized tours can take you here.

Garden of the Sleeping Giant

Visit this tranquil garden, home to a stunning collection of orchids and native plants, once owned by actor Raymond Burr.

Easy walk, bring insect repellent. Located a short drive from Sabeto Hot Springs.

Dinner at Port Denarau

Enjoy a relaxed dinner at one of the many restaurants in Port Denarau, offering various cuisines and a lively atmosphere.

Port Denarau also offers shops and tour bookings for future activities.

Denarau Island Beach & Pool

Spend a relaxing morning enjoying the resort amenities, swimming in the pool, or lounging on Denarau Beach.

Take advantage of any complimentary water sports or activities offered by your resort.

Nadi Town Souvenir Shopping

Visit Nadi Town for some last-minute souvenir shopping, exploring local markets, and experiencing the local Fijian vibe.

Bargaining is common in markets. Look for local crafts, kava, and Fijian apparel.

Relax & Pack

Enjoy a final Fijian sunset, have an early dinner, and prepare for your overnight flight to Los Angeles.

Ensure all your belongings are packed and ready for check-out and airport transfer.

Overnight Flight to Los Angeles

Depart Nadi, Fiji (NAN) on an overnight flight to Los Angeles, USA (LAX).

Due to crossing the International Date Line, you arrive on the same calendar day in the afternoon.

This is a direct flight. Remember to adjust your clock for the significant time zone change. You will gain a day.

LAX Arrival & Hotel Check-in

Arrive at Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

After clearing customs and immigration, transfer to your hotel and check in.

Consider pre-booking an airport shuttle, ride-share, or taxi for convenience after a long flight. LA traffic can be heavy.

Relaxed Dinner in LA

Enjoy a casual dinner near your hotel or explore a local diner to get a taste of American cuisine.

Consider exploring options in Hollywood or Santa Monica for vibrant dining scenes.

Hollywood Walk of Fame

Stroll along Hollywood Boulevard, spotting your favorite celebrity stars.

Visit TCL Chinese Theatre and Dolby Theatre nearby.

It can get crowded, especially on weekdays. Keep an eye on your belongings. Street parking can be challenging; consider ride-sharing or public transport.

Lunch in Hollywood

Grab lunch at a cafe or restaurant in the bustling Hollywood area.

Griffith Observatory Visit

Explore the iconic Griffith Observatory, offering stunning views of the Hollywood Sign, downtown LA, and the Pacific Ocean.

Enjoy the exhibits and planetarium shows.

Parking can be difficult; consider taking a DASH bus from the bottom of the hill. Entrance to the building and grounds is free, planetarium shows have a fee. Check sunset times for incredible views.

Dinner in Hollywood Hills

Enjoy dinner at a restaurant with views or a popular spot in the Hollywood area, celebrating your first full day in LA.

There are many trendy and upscale dining options in this area.

Griffith Observatory Views

Start your day with panoramic views of the Los Angeles skyline, the Pacific Ocean, and the Hollywood Sign from the iconic Griffith Observatory.

Explore the exhibits before heading to the airport.

Admission to the building and grounds is free. Planetarium shows have a small fee. Allow extra time for parking, or consider ride-sharing.

Lunch near Hollywood

Grab a quick and casual lunch in the Hollywood area before heading to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX).

Travel to LAX Airport

Head to Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) for your flight to New York City.

Statue of Liberty & Ellis Island

Take a ferry to visit the Statue of Liberty and learn about American immigration history at Ellis Island.

Book tickets in advance to reserve your spot.

Ferries depart from Battery Park. Allow for security checks. Dress in layers as it can be windy on the water. Book official tickets via Statue City Cruises.

Wall Street & Charging Bull

Explore the historic financial district, see the New York Stock Exchange, Federal Hall, and the iconic Charging Bull sculpture.

The Charging Bull is a popular photo spot, so expect crowds.

Walk Brooklyn Bridge

Walk across the magnificent Brooklyn Bridge for stunning views of the Manhattan skyline and a different perspective of the city.

Wear comfortable shoes. The walk is approximately 1.1 miles (1.8 km) one way. You can walk back or take the subway from Brooklyn.

Dinner in TriBeCa

Enjoy dinner in the trendy TriBeCa neighborhood, known for its diverse culinary scene.

Times Square Lights

Experience the dazzling lights and vibrant energy of Times Square at night.

Expect very large crowds, especially in the evening. Be aware of your surroundings.

Central Park Stroll

Enjoy a morning stroll through a portion of Central Park, visiting iconic spots like Bethesda Terrace or Strawberry Fields.

A great way to experience a bit of nature in the city before your next flight.

Travel to LaGuardia Airport

Head to LaGuardia Airport (LGA) for your flight to Nashville.

Nashville Hotel Check-in

Arrive at Nashville International Airport (BNA), take a taxi or shuttle to your hotel, and check in.

Freshen up before exploring the city.

Lower Broadway Honky Tonks

Immerse yourselves in the vibrant atmosphere of Nashville's Lower Broadway.

Explore the famous honky tonk bars with live country music playing from morning till late night.

No cover charge to enter most honky tonks; tips for bands are encouraged. Food and drinks are available. Enjoy the lively street scene.

Country Music Hall of Fame

Explore the extensive exhibits at the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, celebrating the legends and history of country music.

Book tickets in advance online to secure your entry time. Allow plenty of time to explore the interactive exhibits.

Southern BBQ Lunch

Savor authentic Southern barbecue at a local Nashville eatery.

Nashville is famous for its hot chicken and BBQ. Ask locals for their favorite spot!

Ryman Auditorium Tour

Take a self-guided or guided tour of the 'Mother Church of Country Music,' the historic Ryman Auditorium, famous for its incredible acoustics and legendary performances.

Check for tour availability and book tickets online, especially on weekends. Backstage tours offer more insight.

Dinner in The Gulch

Head to The Gulch neighborhood for dinner, known for its trendy restaurants and boutique shops.

Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park

Explore the Bicentennial Capitol Mall State Park, a unique urban park offering historical markers, a 200-foot granite map of Tennessee, and views of the State Capitol.

A great place for a morning walk and to learn about Tennessee's history and geography.

Nashville Farmers' Market

Visit the Nashville Farmers' Market, located next to the Bicentennial Park, featuring local produce, artisanal goods, and a diverse food hall.

A good spot for a casual brunch or to grab some local snacks. Open daily.

Johnny Cash Museum

Dive into the life and career of the 'Man in Black' at the Johnny Cash Museum, featuring artifacts, costumes, and interactive displays.

Located just a short walk from the Country Music Hall of Fame. Book tickets online to save time.

John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge

Walk across the John Seigenthaler Pedestrian Bridge for stunning views of the Nashville skyline, the Cumberland River, and Nissan Stadium.

Excellent photo opportunities, especially as the sun begins to lower.

Corsair Distillery Tour

Take a tour and tasting at Corsair Distillery & Taproom, known for its craft spirits including whiskey, gin, and rum.

Check their website for tour schedules and booking availability. Ages 21+ only for tastings.

Farewell Dinner in Nashville

Enjoy a final dinner in Nashville, perhaps trying out another local favorite or a restaurant you've had your eye on.

Flight to Calgary

Depart Nashville (BNA) and fly to Calgary International Airport (YYC).

Enjoy scenic views as you head towards the Canadian Rockies.

Arrive & Hotel Check-in

Arrive at Calgary International Airport (YYC), collect your luggage, and transfer to your downtown hotel for check-in.

Settle into your accommodation.

Downtown Lunch

Enjoy a casual lunch at a restaurant near your hotel in downtown Calgary.

Explore Stephen Avenue Walk

Take a leisurely stroll along Stephen Avenue Walk (8th Avenue SW), a historic pedestrian mall featuring shops, restaurants, and beautiful architecture.

Admire the sandstone buildings and public art.

This vibrant area is perfect for getting acquainted with downtown Calgary. Look for the 'Famous Five' statue.

Dinner in Downtown

Enjoy dinner at one of Calgary's diverse restaurants, perhaps a spot offering Canadian cuisine or an international flavour.

Canada Day Breakfast

Start your Canada Day with a celebratory breakfast at a local cafe, perhaps trying some Canadian-inspired dishes.

Prince's Island Park Festivities

Join the Canada Day celebrations at Prince's Island Park, featuring live music, cultural performances, food trucks, and family-friendly activities.

Soak in the festive atmosphere.

This is one of the main hubs for Canada Day events in Calgary. Expect crowds and vibrant energy. Wear red and white!

Calgary Tower & Lunch

Ascend the iconic Calgary Tower for panoramic 360-degree views of the city, the surrounding prairies, and the majestic Rocky Mountains. Enjoy lunch at the revolving restaurant for an elevated experience.

Relax & Freshen Up

Return to your hotel for some relaxation or to freshen up before the evening's activities.

Early Dinner

Have an early dinner to secure a good spot for the evening's fireworks display.

Canada Day Fireworks

Conclude Canada Day by watching the spectacular fireworks display over the Bow River, usually launched near Centre Street Bridge or Reconciliation Bridge.

Check local listings closer to the date for best viewing spots and exact timing. Arrive early for a good vantage point.

Breakfast

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a nearby cafe.

Heritage Park Historical Village

Spend the morning and early afternoon at Heritage Park, Canada's largest living historical village.

Ride the steam train, explore historical buildings, and learn about Western Canadian history.

Plan for at least half a day. There are restaurants and snack stalls on site. It's an immersive experience.

WinSport at Canada Olympic Park

Visit WinSport, the legacy site of the 1988 Winter Olympics.

Explore the park, perhaps try the luge (seasonal) or zip line, or simply admire the ski jumps and facilities.

Some activities like the zipline or mini-golf may have additional costs and require booking.

Dinner in Kensington

Head to the charming Kensington Village for dinner, known for its independent boutiques, cafes, and diverse restaurants.

Breakfast

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a local cafe.

Calgary Zoo

Visit the Calgary Zoo, home to nearly 1,000 animals from around the world.

Explore different habitats including Destination Africa, Canadian Wilds, and the Penguin Plunge.

Located on St. George's Island, easily accessible by C-Train. Plan for walking.

East Village & St. Patrick's Island

Explore Calgary's revitalized East Village, home to the striking Central Library.

Walk across the George C. King Bridge to St. Patrick's Island for a peaceful escape with walking paths and public art.

The Central Library is an architectural marvel and worth a quick look inside. St. Patrick's Island is great for a relaxing walk.

Dinner in Inglewood

Head to Inglewood, Calgary's oldest neighbourhood, for dinner.

It offers a bohemian vibe with unique shops, music venues, and excellent dining options.

Breakfast

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a local cafe.

Glenbow Museum

Immerse yourselves in art and history at the Glenbow Museum, featuring extensive collections of art, cultural artifacts, and Western Canadian history.

Check their current exhibitions.

The museum is undergoing renovations, check their website for current exhibits and opening hours closer to your travel date.

Explore The Beltline District

Walk through the vibrant Beltline district, known for its murals, art galleries, and trendy shops.

Grab lunch at one of the many cafes or eateries.

The Beltline is a dynamic area with a lot of street art to discover.

Peace Bridge Walk

Take a scenic walk across the iconic Peace Bridge, a distinctive red helix bridge over the Bow River, connecting downtown to the vibrant communities of Sunnyside and Kensington.

Farewell Dinner in Calgary

Enjoy a special dinner on your last full day of this segment, celebrating your time in Calgary.

Stephen Avenue Walk

Start your Sunday exploring Stephen Avenue Walk, a lively pedestrian mall in downtown Calgary.

Enjoy the historic buildings, public art, and window shopping.

Perfect for a leisurely morning stroll. Many shops and cafes open later on Sundays.

Olympic Plaza Visit

Walk to Olympic Plaza, built for the 1988 Winter Olympics.

It often hosts events and is a pleasant spot to relax.

Look for the iconic Rings and enjoy the fountains.

Lunch on Stephen Avenue

Enjoy lunch at one of the many cafes or restaurants along Stephen Avenue, offering a variety of cuisines.

Check out options like National on 8th for patio views or a local pub.

Calgary Tower Views

Ascend the Calgary Tower for panoramic 360-degree views of the city, the surrounding prairies, and the majestic Rocky Mountains.

Don't miss the glass floor observation deck for a thrilling perspective. Book tickets upon arrival or online.

Dinner in Kensington

Head to the vibrant Kensington village, known for its eclectic shops, cafes, and diverse restaurants.

Enjoy a relaxed dinner.

Heritage Park Historical Village

Step back in time at Canada's largest living historical village.

Explore historical buildings, ride a steam train, and interact with costumed interpreters.

Check their website for operating hours and any special events. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Lunch at Heritage Park

Enjoy a historical lunch experience at one of the eateries within Heritage Park, such as the Railway Cafe or the Gunn's Dairy Cafe.

Studio Bell, National Music Centre

Immerse yourselves in Canadian music history and culture at Studio Bell.

Explore interactive exhibits, see rare instruments, and learn about Canadian music legends.

An architecturally stunning building, great for music lovers. Check for live performances or workshops.

Dinner in Inglewood

Discover Inglewood, Calgary's oldest neighborhood, known for its indie boutiques, art galleries, and diverse dining scene.

Enjoy dinner at a local favorite.

Banff National Park Day Trip

Embark on a full-day excursion to Banff National Park, a UNESCO World Heritage site in the heart of the Canadian Rockies.

Enjoy scenic drives, stunning mountain views, and the charming town of Banff.

Consider booking a guided tour for ease of transport and insightful commentary, or rent a car. Be prepared for varying mountain weather. Park entry fees apply.

Lake Louise Exploration

Visit the iconic Lake Louise, famous for its turquoise waters backed by Victoria Glacier.

Enjoy short walks along the shore or simply take in the breathtaking views.

Parking can be challenging; consider shuttle services if driving. A canoe rental is an optional splurge.

Lunch in Banff Town

Have lunch in the picturesque town of Banff, offering a wide array of dining options from casual cafes to fine dining.

Scenic Drive to Moraine Lake

If accessible and time permits, take the scenic drive to Moraine Lake, another stunning glacier-fed lake with its distinctive Ten Peaks backdrop.

(Note: Road to Moraine Lake is typically open from late May/early June to mid-October).

Access to Moraine Lake usually requires shuttle booking as private vehicles are restricted. Plan ahead.

Return to Calgary

After a day of exploring the natural beauty of the Rockies, drive back to Calgary.

Calgary Zoo Visit

Spend the morning at the Calgary Zoo, home to over 1,000 animals from around the world.

Explore various habitats including the Canadian Wilds, African Savanna, and Penguin Plunge.

A great family-friendly attraction. Wear comfortable shoes as there's a lot of walking.

Lunch Near Zoo/Downtown

Grab lunch at one of the cafes or restaurants located near the Calgary Zoo or head back towards downtown for more options.

Canada Olympic Park (WinSport)

Visit Canada Olympic Park, a legacy of the 1988 Winter Olympics.

Depending on the season, you can explore the facilities, visit the Sports Hall of Fame, or enjoy summer activities like ziplining, mountain biking, or bobsledding (seasonal/availability dependent).

Check WinSport's website for current summer activities and operating hours. Some activities may require advance booking.

Dinner in Mission District

Spend the evening in Calgary's Mission district, known for its vibrant 4th Street SW, filled with boutiques, art galleries, and acclaimed restaurants.

Glenbow Museum Visit

Explore the Glenbow Museum, a prominent art and history museum that showcases Western Canadian history, art, and cultural artifacts.

Check their website for current exhibitions and operating hours, as they sometimes have varied schedules. Currently undergoing renovations; confirm reopening plans.

Lunch Downtown

Enjoy a leisurely lunch at a restaurant or cafe in downtown Calgary, offering a wide range of dining choices.

Peace Bridge & Bow River Walk

Walk across the iconic Peace Bridge, a distinctive red pedestrian bridge over the Bow River, offering great photo opportunities.

Connects downtown with Kensington and Sunnyside communities.

Prince's Island Park Relaxation

Spend some relaxing time in Prince's Island Park, an urban oasis on an island in the Bow River.

Enjoy walking paths, green spaces, and views of the city skyline.

A beautiful park for a stroll, picnic, or just unwinding. Often hosts festivals in summer.

Farewell Calgary Dinner

Enjoy a final dinner in Calgary, perhaps trying a restaurant you've wanted to visit or revisiting a favorite from your stay.

Breakfast in Calgary

Start your day with a hearty breakfast at a local cafe or your hotel.

Many cafes around Stephen Avenue offer great breakfast options.

Studio Bell, National Music Centre

Explore the interactive exhibits and architecture of Canada's National Music Centre, celebrating Canadian music history and innovation.

Check for current exhibitions and performance schedules. Booking tickets online in advance is recommended.

Calgary Tower Observation

Ascend the iconic Calgary Tower for panoramic views of the city, the surrounding prairies, and the majestic Rocky Mountains.

Stephen Avenue Walk

Stroll along Stephen Avenue, a bustling pedestrian mall with historic buildings, public art, shops, and restaurants. Perfect for people-watching and souvenir hunting.

Dinner in Downtown Calgary

Enjoy dinner at one of Calgary's diverse restaurants, offering everything from international cuisine to local Canadian fare.

Heritage Park Historical Village

Step back in time at Canada's largest living historical village, featuring vintage cars, a steam train, and costumed interpreters.

Enjoy the shops and attractions from the 1880s to the 1950s.

A full experience, wear comfortable shoes. Check seasonal operating hours.

Glenbow Museum (Currently Renovating)

Explore Western Canadian art and cultural history at the Glenbow Museum.

(Note: The museum is currently undergoing significant renovations with a planned reopening in 2027. Check their website for temporary exhibits or alternative locations).

As of late 2025, the museum is closed for renovations. Please verify reopening status for 2026 or consider alternatives like the Military Museums.

Bow River Pathway Stroll

Enjoy a leisurely walk along the scenic Bow River Pathway, passing through Prince's Island Park.

Offers beautiful views of the cityscape and nature.

Dinner in Kensington Village

Dine in Calgary's charming Kensington Village, known for its trendy boutiques, independent shops, and diverse restaurants.

Early Morning Hotel Checkout

Check out from your Calgary accommodation and arrange for transport to Calgary International Airport (YYC) for your morning flight.

Calgary is on Mountain Time (MDT). Buffalo is on Eastern Time (EDT). There will be a 2-hour time difference upon arrival, making it later than shown on flight duration.

Flight to Buffalo, NY

Fly from Calgary (YYC) to Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) in New York, with a stop in Chicago.

This is a crucial travel day transitioning you from Canada to the USA.

Transfer to Niagara Falls, NY

Upon arrival at Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF), take a taxi, ride-share, or pre-booked shuttle to your hotel in Niagara Falls, New York.

Hotel Check-in & Late Dinner

Check into your hotel in Niagara Falls, NY, and grab a late dinner.

Rest up for your exploration of the Falls tomorrow.

Breakfast in Niagara Falls

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a nearby diner before a day of sightseeing.

Maid Of The Mist Boat Tour

Experience the sheer power of Niagara Falls up close with a thrilling boat ride into the mist.

Be prepared to get wet!

Operates seasonally, typically Spring to Fall. Rain ponchos are provided. Book tickets well in advance. For 2026, the season should be in full swing.

Niagara Falls State Park Exploration

Wander through the oldest state park in the U.

S., offering stunning views of the American Falls, Bridal Veil Falls, and Horseshoe Falls. Explore the various walking trails and viewpoints.

Enjoy scenic overlooks like Prospect Point and Luna Island. Access to Goat Island is also available.

Niagara Falls Observation Tower

Ascend the 230-foot Observation Tower for a unique, unobstructed panoramic view of all three Niagara Falls. It also provides access to the Maid of the Mist boarding area.

Lunch with a View

Grab lunch at one of the restaurants near the state park, many offering views of the Falls.

Dinner & Illuminated Falls

Enjoy dinner, then witness the breathtaking illumination of Niagara Falls after sunset, a truly magical sight.

Falls are typically illuminated every night year-round, with specific times varying by season. Check local schedules.

Breakfast and Coffee

Enjoy breakfast at your hotel or a local café, planning for the day's adventures.

Cave of the Winds

Journey deep into the Niagara Gorge, descending 175 feet to walk on the Hurricane Deck, where you'll be within feet of the Bridal Veil Falls, experiencing tropical storm-like conditions.

Ponchos and sandals are provided. This is a very immersive and wet experience! Operates seasonally, check dates.

Niagara Falls Guided Tour

Join a comprehensive tour to explore various viewpoints and historical sites around Niagara Falls, learning about its geology and history.

Consider 'Over The Falls Tours' for a well-regarded experience.

Many operators offer tours. 'Over The Falls Tours' is highly rated and offers various options. Book in advance.

Whirlpool State Park Views

Visit Whirlpool State Park to see the powerful Niagara Whirlpool and the Niagara Gorge from a different perspective.

Enjoy the walking trails.

Excellent views of the rapids and the whirlpool. Free entry.

Relaxation and Souvenirs

Spend some leisurely time revisiting your favorite viewpoints, browsing for souvenirs, or simply relaxing before dinner.

Farewell Dinner in Niagara Falls

Enjoy a final dinner in Niagara Falls, perhaps trying a local specialty or a restaurant you haven't visited yet.

Niagara Falls State Park

Begin your exploration at the oldest state park in the U.

S., offering breathtaking views of the American Falls and Bridal Veil Falls. Take time to walk along the pathways and take in the natural beauty.

Admission to the park itself is free, but individual attractions within the park have fees. Wear comfortable walking shoes.

Maid of the Mist Boat Tour

Experience the thunderous roar and mist of Niagara Falls up close aboard the legendary Maid of the Mist boat tour.

You'll journey into the heart of Horseshoe Falls.

Rain ponchos are provided. Be prepared to get wet! The 2025 season has concluded, but 2026 season opens in Spring. Booking recommended online.

Lunch at Local Eatery

Enjoy a casual lunch at a local restaurant near the Falls, offering a variety of cuisines.

Many options available, from quick bites to sit-down meals.

Cave of the Winds

Descend 175 feet into the Niagara Gorge to walk on wooden walkways to the 'Hurricane Deck,' just feet from the Bridal Veil Falls.

Waterproof sandals and ponchos are provided. Prepare to be drenched! Check operating hours as they can vary by season.

Dinner with a View

Savor a delicious dinner at a restaurant offering views of the illuminated Niagara Falls.

Many restaurants offer falls-view dining, often requiring reservations, especially for prime spots.

Goat Island & Three Sisters

Explore Goat Island further, visiting Luna Island for unique views and walking to the Three Sisters Islands for a tranquil experience amidst the rapids above the falls.

Easy walking paths, great for photography and a quieter perspective of the river leading to the falls.

Niagara Falls Observation Tower

Ascend the iconic Observation Tower for unparalleled panoramic views of all three Niagara Falls – American, Bridal Veil, and Horseshoe.

The Maid of the Mist boarding area is located at the base of this tower.

Lunch on Rainbow Blvd

Grab lunch at one of the many eateries along Rainbow Boulevard, offering diverse dining options close to the falls.

A convenient area for a quick meal with plenty of choices.

Fashion Outlets Shopping

Enjoy some retail therapy at the Fashion Outlets of Niagara Falls, USA, a newly remodeled indoor outlet shopping experience.

Single-level indoor outlet mall. Located about 10 minutes from Niagara Falls State Park.

Dinner in Downtown

Dine at one of the restaurants in downtown Niagara Falls, offering a range of culinary experiences.

Morning Stroll & Souvenirs

Enjoy a leisurely morning stroll along the Niagara Gorge Trail or revisit a favorite viewpoint for one last look at the falls.

Pick up any last-minute souvenirs.

Many gift shops are located near the main attractions.

Breakfast at a Cafe

Have a relaxed breakfast at a local cafe, savoring the final moments of your Niagara Falls visit.

Hotel Checkout & Packing

Check out from your hotel and finalize packing, ensuring everything is ready for your departure.

Confirm late checkout options if needed.

Pre-Travel Lunch

Enjoy a final lunch in Niagara Falls before heading to the airport.

Departure from Buffalo

Travel from Niagara Falls to Buffalo Niagara International Airport (BUF) for your onward journey.

The drive from Niagara Falls to Buffalo Airport is approximately 30-40 minutes depending on traffic. Allow ample time for airport check-in and security.