Tours in United States

Fort Lauderdale's Largest Party Pontoon

When Tom from our team boarded Bahama Mama, a 53-foot pontoon, we got what Fort Lauderdale party boats do best: a floating gathering spot with room for proper groups. The four-hour cruise slides through local waterways toward the Sandbar, where the action happens. It's a bring-your-own-drinks affair (coolers provided), and the vibe skews toward groups after a good time rather than sightseeing pilgrims. The boat's got onboard facilities and a decent sound system, which matters when you're anchored with thirty other people.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1978

★ 5.0 (35)

2 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $812

Oyster Tasting and Kayak Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team paddled this two-hour tour around Little Bay near Portsmouth, New Hampshire, she found a genuinely clever combo: kayaking through a working tidal estuary packed with wildlife, then pulling up to a floating oyster farm to taste the catch straight from the water. The bay sits where the Piscataqua River meets the coast, so you're weaving past shorebirds and shellfish beds with an actual guide steering the paddle plan. It's not a leisurely float—there's real paddling involved—but it's the kind of active morning that actually justifies the 'fresh' part of farm-to-table.

Asia in Queens Exploring NYC’s Largest and Most Diverse Chinatown

When Alex from our team did this 5.5-hour walk through Flushing, Queens, it became clear why locals call this the city's most dynamic neighbourhood. You're moving through a place that's genuinely cosmopolitan — Korean bakeries sit next to Vietnamese pho joints, which sit next to Hong Kong dim sum vendors, all humming with real foot traffic and multi-generational families. The tour threads food tasting with actual history: a 1694 Quaker meeting house stands a few blocks from a Daoist temple storefront. Alex's read was that the food matters more than the talking points, but the layered cultural geography makes the eating feel less like tourism and more like stumbling into how a neighbourhood actually works.

Private Afternoon Sailing/Dolphin & History Tour on 43ft Mystique

When Em from our team sailed the Mystique out of downtown Charleston, we got the private yacht experience without the crowds. This 43-footer runs as a proper sailing charter — you're with your own group only, no randos — and heads out toward Fort Sumter and the Arthur Ravenel Jr bridge, hugging the harbour past historic forts and Civil War sites. The crew keeps an eye out for bottlenose dolphins and steers close when they spot them. You can book 2 hours as standard or extend to 4 if the weather and mood suit. Soft drinks and water are included, plus shade and two onboard loos.

Griffith Observatory: Scott E-Bike Tours LA Private Tour

🏔 Adventure & Sports

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $219

Griffith Observatory: Scott E-Bike Tours LA Private Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team took this private e-bike tour, Scott guided us through the Hollywood Hills over 3–4 hours on electric bikes that handle the terrain's steep bits without breaking a sweat. You roll past the Hollywood Sign, trophy homes, and film locations before coasting into Griffith Observatory itself. The tour strikes a nice balance: the e-bikes let you cover serious ground without arriving knackered, but you're still moving through one of LA's most recognisable patches. Expect a mix of iconic photo stops and local knowledge about the area's history and current vibe.

Round-Trip Private-Safe Transfer Between Buffalo Airport & Niagara Falls Canada

✈️ Transfers

Round-Trip Private-Safe Transfer Between Buffalo Airport & Niagara Falls Canada

When Lily from our team needed a lift from Buffalo Airport to Niagara Falls, we booked this private transfer and didn't think about ground transport again. It's a straightforward door-to-door service in an upscale vehicle reserved just for your group — no shared vans, no stops, no faffing. The driver tracks your flight in real time, so there's no guessing whether they'll be waiting when you land. It's a 45-minute run from the airport to the Falls, and it handles everything from solo travellers to families with luggage mountains.

Sonoran Desert Hike with Wild Foods and Survival Skills

When Charlie from our BugBitten team headed out on this two-hour Sonoran Desert evening walk, it was part nature class, part skills workshop, part foraging lesson. You're out in actual desert country learning to identify edible plants, spotting wildlife with your guide, and getting hands-on with traditional fire-starting techniques using friction methods. It's low-key enough for most fitness levels, but the terrain and physical demands aren't zero—worth knowing upfront.

Private Luxury Sandbar Excursion

When Charlie from our team booked this private sandbar cruise in Key West, we got exactly what we needed: four hours on the water with a skipper who knows these shallows inside out. Captain Zak runs a flexible operation—you tell him what you're after (sandbars, snorkelling, sunset) and he tailors the day accordingly. The boat's relaxed, the crew small, and the Keys backdrop is genuinely stunning. It's the sort of tour that works whether you want to anchor at a quiet sandbar and float, or chase reefs and fish. No fuss, no forced itinerary.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1695

Private Mt. Vernon/Arlington Cemetery Tour for up to 10 Guests

🛕 Culture & History

Private Mt. Vernon/Arlington Cemetery Tour for up to 10 Guests

When Em from our team ran this private tour, we covered two heavyweight American history sites in a single day—Arlington Cemetery and Mount Vernon. You'll start with the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, pay respects at JFK's gravesite, then head to George Washington's estate for a mansion and grounds walk. It's a solid 6-hour swing that works best if you're genuinely keen on U.S. political history and don't mind a fair bit of walking. The private angle means no battling tour groups, and you get hotel pickup, a guide who knows their stuff, and comfortable transport between stops.

6 hoursfrom AUD $1377

Private Jacksonville Inshore Fishing Charter

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $768

Private Jacksonville Inshore Fishing Charter

When Mia from our team booked a private inshore charter on the St Johns River, we got a proper taste of Jacksonville's backwater fishing scene. The river's famous for flowing north, and it's packed with redfish, tarpon, spotted sea trout, flounder and cobia — all within arm's reach of the city. A licensed captain runs the show in a modern inshore boat, handling the tackle and know-how while you focus on the cast. Four to eight hours depending on what you book, it's a solid half-day or full-day option for anglers after something quieter than the offshore grind.

Amazing Family Surf Lesson for 3 or 4 at Ukumehame Beach

Amazing Family Surf Lesson for 3 or 4 at Ukumehame Beach

When Charlie from our team took a family of four out to Ukumehame Beach for a private surf lesson, we found a well-run introduction to catching waves without the chaos of a crowded lineup. The instructor kept things grounded—teaching the fundamentals of paddling, popping up, and reading the swell—while keeping the energy light and supportive. At ninety minutes, it's a solid starter session for mixed abilities, and the bay's gentle breaks suit families keen to give surfing a genuine go rather than just wade in the shallows.

Alpaca and Llama Encounter with Guided Walk

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this alpaca and llama encounter, we found ourselves in a genuinely relaxed paddock setting where you can hand-feed and interact with both animals up close. The property sits beside a small creek with good green space around it — it's the kind of low-key rural spot that draws families and animal-lovers looking for something quieter than typical tourist attractions. The 90-minute session pairs a mix of hands-on time with the animals and a guided walk through the property, with guides sharing context on the creatures' origins and temperaments. Nothing fancy, but honest animal contact in a peaceful setting.

Middle Ocoee Whitewater Rafting near Chattanooga, TN

When Sarah from our team ran the Middle Ocoee, it lived up to the hype—a non-stop 3.5-hour whitewater bash that sits just downstream from the 1996 Olympic course. The Ocoee's got a genuine best-of compilation feel: endless rapids that range from meaty to genuinely gnarly, stacked close enough that you're barely catching breath between hits. It's packed with other rafters keen for the same buzz, and it suits anyone after proper action without needing expert-level experience. The water's cold and fast, the pace is relentless, and by the end you're soaked and grinning.

Whole-Day Sedona Vortex Experience

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this tour, we spent seven hours across Sedona's vortex sites — moving between viewpoints, hiking quiet trails, and pausing for meditation and yoga at each spot. The landscape is genuinely striking: rust-red rock formations rising from desert scrub, and the air does feel different, whether you're tuned to the spiritual angle or just soaking in the geological drama. You'll share the day with small groups keen on wellness and scenery, mixing genuine hikers with folks more focused on the contemplative side.

Slot Canyon & Native American site UTV Adventure (Private)

When Noah from our team ran this private UTV tour in Southern Utah, we got a rare quiet shot at slot canyon country without the usual tour-group crush. The two-hour spin takes you through Peekaboo Slot Canyon—a narrow, untouched passage—and stops at a Native American cultural site that tells a real piece of Utah history. You're in a small group (they keep numbers tight), driven by someone who knows the land, and the whole vibe is less about hitting checkboxes and more about actually hearing what the country's got to say. It's rugged terrain and a decent physical ask, but the payoff is genuine.

Southern California UTV Tour for 4 Riders (28-Mile Tour)

When Noah from our team took the Jackrabbit Tour across Southern California's Mojave Desert, he got a proper crash course in off-road driving. You'll spend an hour getting briefed and kitted up with helmet, gloves, and a two-way intercom system, then pilot your own Can-Am X3 MAX through 28 miles of genuinely varied terrain — dirt tracks, sand sections, rock gardens, and plenty of elevation changes that'll test your steering and nerve. The actual trail time runs about two hours, and you're sharing a vehicle with up to three others, so it's more convoy experience than solo adventure. Fair-dinkum desert riding without needing prior experience.

3 hoursfrom AUD $1411

San Antonio 1/2 Day "BEST" UNESCO Colonial Missions driving tour

🛕 Culture & History

5 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $353

San Antonio 1/2 Day "BEST" UNESCO Colonial Missions driving tour

When Charlie from our BugBitten team ran this 4.5-hour San Antonio missions tour, we got a proper education in how Spanish colonial ambitions and indigenous communities actually shaped each other over three centuries. The guide's decades of research meant we weren't just ticking off UNESCO sites—we were hearing about forgotten artisans, architectural choices that carried hidden meaning, and why some missions stayed deliberately unrestored. You'll cover four World Heritage missions by comfortable air-conditioned van with hotel pickup included, moving between buildings that each tell wildly different stories of survival, adaptation, and cultural fusion.

Biscuit and Brunch Class with Chef Regina

When Tom from our team joined Chef Regina's biscuit and brunch class, we found ourselves in an intimate kitchen session with just seven other people — the kind of setup where you actually get attention and leave having learned something. Over two hours, Regina walks you through making proper biscuits from scratch, then you sit down together to eat what you've made alongside other brunch dishes. It's a small-group cooking experience in the USA that feels more like visiting a knowledgeable mate's kitchen than a formal class, and you head home with a printed tea towel and cutter as a keepsake.

Glacier National Park Winter Driving Tour

When Ben from our team tackled this winter drive through Glacier National Park, we got the full scenic tour without the self-driving stress. The 5–6 hour loop hits the key spots—Lake McDonald, the historic Belton Bridge, Apgar Village, and West Glacier—with a packed lunch thrown in. It's the kind of Montana backdrop that makes you understand why people move there, and the park pass is sorted as part of the deal. Crowds are manageable in winter, the pace lets you actually absorb the landscape rather than rush through, and there's a pit stop for huckleberry treats on the way back.

Private Wine Tour with Tastings from Eugene

🍜 Food & Cooking

Private Wine Tour with Tastings from Eugene

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this private wine tour out of Eugene, he spent eight hours threading through Oregon's wine country in a small group hitting four different wineries. The region feels intimate and serious about what it makes — you're talking small producers, not tourist factories, and there's a real chance you'll chat directly with owners or winemakers in the cellar. The guide handles all the logistics and talking points, so you just show up and taste your way through the day with lunch thrown in. It's the kind of tour that genuinely shifts how you think about a region's wine.

Notorious Walking Tour: Biggie Smalls' Life & Legacy in Brooklyn

When Mia from our BugBitten team did this Brooklyn walking tour, she spent two and a half hours tracing Christopher Wallace's footsteps through the neighbourhoods that shaped The Notorious B.I.G. The guide, Marcus, walks you past childhood haunts, murals and landmarks tied to Biggie's lyrics and legacy—spots that'll land differently if you know the music. It's a proper hip-hop history lesson wrapped around one of the 90s' most influential figures, set in a neighbourhood that's still got layers of that era woven through it. Fair dinkum for music heads and anyone curious about Brooklyn's cultural weight.

Private Lower Antelope Canyon Day Tour from Phoenix/Scottsdale

When Tom from our team booked this private 14-hour run from Phoenix or Scottsdale, he got the payoff: Lower Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend in one hit, driven door-to-door with a Navajo guide steering the cultural commentary. Northern Arizona's red-rock country is genuinely stunning—slot canyons carved by water, the Colorado River threading below cliffs, and the small town of Page as a pit stop. The drive is long, the canyon itself is shared with other tour groups, but you're getting two signature Arizona moments in a day.

14 hoursfrom AUD $1617

Yoga, Meditation & Sound Healing in Zion

🧖 Wellness & Spa

Yoga, Meditation & Sound Healing in Zion

When Charlie from our team rolled out a mat beneath Zion's red cliffs, this one-hour session hit different — yoga, meditation, and sound healing all stacked together, with the landscape doing half the work. You're basically holding downward dog while sandstone towers loom overhead, which sounds hokey until you're actually there and the acoustics of the canyon start doing something strange to your nervous system. Mix of locals and tourists, all fitness levels. It's a solid pocket of calm in an otherwise busy park.

Tundra Walk with Free Running Sled Dogs

When Noah from our team joined this tundra walk, it was just a small group of us trudging across open snow with a pack of Alaskan Huskies running free alongside. The dogs were genuinely sociable—keen to interact but not demanding—and the whole thing felt less like a structured tourist activity and more like being invited into someone's backyard. The hour moves quickly across wide, quiet landscape, with the kind of space you don't often find on organised tours. It's the sort of experience that sits with you after, not because anything dramatic happened, but because the simplicity of it works.

Private North End Neighborhood Tour

When Jake from our team ran this North End private tour, we got the real Boston story—not the sanitised version. Your guide is a local who actually grew up here, and it shows: you're not just tasting your way through Little Italy's best bites, you're hearing the neighbourhood's actual history, the crime angle, film cameos, and insider tales that don't make it into guidebooks. The three-and-a-half-hour stint covers four places that look like one thing but aren't, plus two sneaky gems most tourists never find. The food hits the mark—tastings add up to a proper dinner—and it's the kind of tour where you might bump into a proper North Ender.

3h 30mfrom AUD $191

6-Hour Private Wine Country Tour of Napa in Lincoln MKT Limo (up to 8 people)

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

6-Hour Private Wine Country Tour of Napa in Lincoln MKT Limo (up to 8 people)

When Lily from our team booked this private limo tour through Napa Valley, she got the VIP treatment without the pretence. You're picked up from your hotel, settled into a Lincoln town car with up to seven others, and driven through California's most celebrated wine region for six hours. The driver handles navigation while you sip a welcome glass of Champagne and work out which wineries to hit. It's a solid option if you want the flexibility of a private vehicle without hiring your own driver — though you'll be paying winery tasting fees on top of the tour price.

6 hoursfrom AUD $1411

Shark and Fishing Ultimate Combo Beach Fishing Excursion 4 Hrs

Shark and Fishing Ultimate Combo Beach Fishing Excursion 4 Hrs

When Mia from our team tried this Cocoa Beach surf fishing charter, she found it a proper no-fuss introduction to Florida's beach fishing culture. You're stationed on the sand for four hours with a guide who handles the gear, bait, and technique tips — no boat, no seasickness, just you, a beach chair, and the Atlantic. The crew runs morning and afternoon sessions daily, and the whole thing's customisable based on group size and what you're after. It's the kind of low-key fishing that works whether you're keen as mustard or just want to dangle a line with mates.

Private Cairo Airport Transfer (Pickup or Drop-off Service)

When Ben from our team used this Cairo airport transfer, it ticked the boxes for a hassle-free arrival or departure. You get a private, air-conditioned vehicle with a professional English-speaking driver who tracks your flight and waits up to an hour at arrivals if you're delayed. The driver meets you at the hall with a name sign, hands you complimentary water, and sorts the lot without faffing about. It's a straightforward point-to-point service operating round-the-clock, no surprises on the bill. Suits anyone landing tired and wanting a smooth ride into the city.

Key West Private 6-Person Sandbar & Snorkeling Charter

When Mia from our team booked this private charter out of Key West, we got a 24-foot boat to ourselves for four hours—just our group and a captain steering us toward sandbars and reefs you can't reach on foot. The boat's a solid mid-sized centre console with a T-top for shade, which matters in the Florida Keys sun. You're looking at shallow, gin-clear water, soft sand, and decent snorkelling spots that shift depending on conditions and what the captain reckons is best that day. The vibe is relaxed; it's your group, your pace, no cattle-boat crowds.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1058

Shell Key Shelling Kayak Tour - Find Natural Treasures - St. Pete

Shell Key Shelling Kayak Tour - Find Natural Treasures - St. Pete

When Mia from our BugBitten team paddled out to Shell Key near St. Pete, we found a genuinely low-key way to hunt for shells without the crowds of the main beach. The 3-hour tour skims you across shallow, warm water in a kayak, then lets you wade and hunt along the shoreline for intact shells and sea glass. It's the kind of half-day that works for families, solo travellers, and anyone who just wants to be on the water without adrenaline. The vibe is relaxed—your guide knows the good spots and the local marine life—and most groups book private, so you're not herded with strangers.

The Official Santa Fe Margarita Trail Tour

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran Santa Fe's Margarita Trail, she found herself in a city that takes its most famous cocktail seriously—and backs it up with real craft. This guided walking tour hits three bars in two and a half hours, each one pouring margaritas made with local spirits and fresh ingredients, paired with bites that actually complement the drink rather than just fill a gap. Santa Fe's the kind of place where the bartender knows the history of what they're making, and your guide weaves in stories about tequila traditions and how New Mexico's state cocktail came to be. It's a smart pace for a city centre tour that feels less like a booze crawl and more like a curated introduction to what makes Santa Fe's drinking culture tick.

Streets and Eats Charleston Walking and Tasting Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team ran this 2.5-hour Charleston walking tour, it clicked as a proper way to get a feel for the city without the tourist overload. You're moving through the French Quarter and South of Broad with a Charleston-certified guide, hitting three food stops—two quick grab-and-go bites plus one sit-down meal where you actually taste Lowcountry cooking and pick up some real history about the place. The route finishes near City Market, leaving you free to wander further. It's small-group, so you're not herded around like a school excursion, and the blend of streets, stories, and actual food works better than the usual food-tour formula.

Private 3 or 4-Hour Sedona Vortex Energy Balancing Journey

When Charlie from our team booked this private Sedona vortex tour, we weren't quite sure what to expect — but the guide met us at our hotel and spent three hours driving us to different energy hotspots around the red rocks. Sedona's vortexes are supposedly linked to the seven chakras, and the tour personalises activities (meditation, breathing work, reflective pauses) depending on what you're after. The landscape itself is genuinely striking — rust-coloured cliffs and desert scrub — and whether you're a spiritual seeker or just curious about the whole chakra thing, it's a low-pressure way to explore the area with someone who knows the spots.

Goldvarg Collection Scale Model Car Museum Experience

When Charlie from our team visited the Goldvarg Collection, we walked through one of the world's largest private scale model car museums—over 22,000 vehicles crammed into a space that feels both obsessive and oddly meditative. Located 35 minutes north of Miami, it's the kind of niche passion project that doesn't fit neatly into a holiday itinerary but absolutely rewards car nerds, TV show buffs, and anyone curious about what happens when one person decides to collect literally thousands of tiny cars. The two-hour tour is led by Sergio Goldvarg himself, who talks you through the collection with the energy of someone who's genuinely proud of what he's built. It's a proper museum experience in a very un-museum-like setting.

2 hoursfrom AUD $141

Southern Utah Majesty Greatest Hits Bus Tour

🚌 Day Trips & Sightseeing

4 hours – 6 hoursfrom AUD $998

Southern Utah Majesty Greatest Hits Bus Tour

When Ben from our BugBitten team took this 2.5-hour bus tour through Southern Utah's red-rock country, we rolled through Snow Canyon State Park, Pine Valley Mountain, and Red Cliffs Reserve in air-conditioned comfort. The route strings together some genuinely striking desert geology — layered sandstone, volcanic cones, and the kind of landscape that makes you understand why people get obsessed with this corner of the American West. The guide dishes out local history and geology facts as you sit back and watch the terrain shift through the windows. It's a solid way to clock the region's highlights without the walking commitment.

Bryce Canyon National Park: Private Guided Hike & Picnic

When Jake from our BugBitten team tackled this private guided hike at Bryce Canyon, we got the full story—geological, ecological, and human—wrapped into one solid morning. It's a 4–6 hour outing that takes you off the main drag into the amphitheatre's hoodoo-studded landscape. You'll learn how these rust-coloured spires formed, what creatures and plants thrive here, and why protecting the place matters. Midway through, your guide sets out a proper charcuterie spread so you can fuel up with real food rather than energy bars. It's pitched at adults and kids alike, though fitness does come into play.

Mangrove Tunnels Pedal Kayak Eco-Tour in Anna Maria