American Falls

Niagara Falls attracts people with its overwhelming power. Located on the border between Canada and the United States, the falls are divided into Canadian Falls and American Falls, with Goat Island in the middle as the boundary. The American Falls, which receive 10% of the total water volume, have a drop of 57 m and a width of 260 m, and are characterized by their magnificent appearance as they cascade down a straight cliff. You can get a full view of the falls from the shore on the Canadian side, or you can experience the power of the falls up close from a sightseeing boat or observation deck.

Niagara Falls

Niagara Falls, one of the three greatest waterfalls in the world, is a gigantic waterfall formed on the bluff of the Niagara River, which flows from Lake Erie to Lake Ontario. The Niagara River borders Canada and the United States, and the Falls are divided into Canadian and American Falls by Goat Island in the middle of the river. The volume of water that flows down the width of the falls, which together reach 1 km, is tremendous, and observation spots and sightseeing boats that allow visitors to experience the power of the falls up close are gaining popularity.