Tours in United States

2 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $846

Narrated Historic Celebrity Jupiter Boat Tour - Small Group

When Noah from our team took this Jupiter Intracoastal cruise, we got the full celebrity-spotting tour with actual local knowledge thrown in. The captain navigates north from Guanabanas, pointing out waterfront homes linked to everyone from Tiger Woods to Burt Reynolds, then pivots to nature—manatees, wading birds, the lot. It's a relaxed two-hour float that works for families, retirees, and anyone curious about old Florida money and wildlife. Small groups keep things intimate, and they run daily, so you can slot it in whenever.

Family Float Beginners Rafting Adventure

When Mia from our BugBitten team took this beginner float down the Arkansas River, it was exactly what the pitch promised—a relaxed paddle through scenic stretches with zero white-knuckle moments. The two-hour trip suits families keen to dip a toe into rafting without the adrenaline spike, and the river corridor here genuinely delivers on scenery. You'll share the water with other paddlers, mostly families and cautious first-timers, which keeps the vibe low-key. Gear—wetsuit, splash jacket, helmet, PFD—comes bundled in.

Buffalo Airport / Canadian destinations (Niagara Falls)

When Tom from our BugBitten team booked a transfer from Buffalo Airport to Niagara Falls, he appreciated the straightforward reliability on offer. This is a private car service — a Lincoln Navigator SUV with a professional driver who tracks your flight and handles door-to-door pickup across the Niagara Region (Niagara Falls, Niagara-on-the-Lake, St. Catharines, Welland, Fort Erie and surrounds). It's the kind of service that shines when you're arriving jet-lagged or catching an early flight and can't face coordinating shuttles or rideshare. Covers up to six passengers with room for luggage.

Guided Hike in Sitka, Alaska

When Charlie from our team laced up for this guided hike through Sitka's backcountry, we found ourselves threading through old-growth Tongass National Forest and alpine meadows with a local who actually knew the place. The 4-hour outing strips away the usual cruise-ship tourist routes and gets you moving through genuine Southeast Alaska terrain — wildflower patches, quiet forest, views that don't make it onto postcards. Your guide carries the bear spray, brings trekking poles, and fills the silence with real detail about what grows here, what lived here, and how locals read the landscape. It's steady effort, not a stroll, and it's the kind of tour that works because someone who's walked these trails a hundred times is choosing what to show you.

PRIVATE Manhattan Speedboat Tour - Up to 12 passengers

When Sarah from our team took this private speedboat out into New York Harbor, it was clear why news crews charter the same vessel. You're zipping past the Statue of Liberty, Ellis Island, and Manhattan's financial district in an open boat built for speed and sightseeing in equal measure. The captain knows the angles — stopping at vantage points where the skyline actually pops in photos rather than just sits there. It's a slick way to clock the geography of the city from the water in an hour, and the boat takes up to 12 people, so it's intimate without feeling cramped. Not a gentle cruise; this moves.

Moab Private Petroglyph Scenic Tour

When Ben from our team took this Moab Petroglyph tour, we rolled out in a UTV for two hours of Colorado River geology and ancient rock art. A local guide handles all the driving while pointing out Anasazi and Ute petroglyphs carved into red rock, flowing springs, and the landscape that shaped this corner of Utah. It's less hiking, more sitting-and-looking—perfect if you want the history without burning your legs on slickrock. The area itself is quietly stunning, mostly quiet except for the engine noise and your guide's running commentary on who carved what and why the arches look like they do.

Private BYOB Afternoon Harbor Sail On 50ft Sailing Yacht Fate

When Sarah from our team booked the Fate, a 50-footer moored in downtown Charleston, we got exactly what we wanted: a proper sailing experience without the fuss. Two to four hours on the water depending on wind, heading toward Fort Sumter or the Ravenel Bridge. The boat's roomy, well-kept, and the crew let us decide whether to chat about the harbour's history or just crack open a bottle and soak up the sights. Charleston's waterfront feels alive from the deck—you see dolphins, old fortifications, and the city skyline shift as the sails fill. It's the kind of afternoon that doesn't feel rushed, even when it's short.

Walking Tour of Houston: History, Architecture, Street Art

★ 5.0 (60)

Walking Tour of Houston: History, Architecture, Street Art

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this Houston walking tour, we got a proper sense of why the fourth-largest US city feels like two places at once. The 2-hour loop threads through the Historic District's Art Deco gems, then hops a free tram into the gleaming downtown skyline, picking apart street art and architecture along the way. It's a compact introduction to Houston's evolution — from its oldest brick buildings to its modern verticality — with a local guide steering the conversation. Fair warning: you're covering roughly 2 miles on foot, and the route doesn't accommodate wheelchairs.

8 Hour Combination Snowshoe & Wildlife Viewing in Grand Teton National Park

When Tom from our team booked this 8-hour combo with EcoTour Adventures, we got a proper sense of what winter wildlife spotting looks like in Grand Teton. You're split between vehicle time and snowshoe trekking, with a naturalist guide calling the shots on where to find elk, bison, and the occasional predator. The crew uses custom 4x4 rigs fitted with roof hatches and decent optics, and guides bring solid science backgrounds. It's the kind of tour that works whether you're a keen birder or just after decent views and a solid hike in the snow.

PRIVATE Pearl Harbor: Arizona Memorial, Missouri Ship & City Tour

When Noah from our team ran this private Pearl Harbor tour, we got the full historical sweep without the queue stress. The five-hour experience covers the Pearl Harbor Visitor Center (with museum and documentary), the USS Missouri Battleship, and a city tour—all with admission sorted. Fair warning: boat access to the USS Arizona Memorial is paused until early 2026 for preservation work, so you're exploring the visitor precinct and ship rather than getting out on the water. It's a solid intro to Oahu's most significant WWII site, and the private setup means you move at your own pace.

5 hoursfrom AUD $1137

🛕 Culture & History

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $113

Charleston Walking Tours with Ann

When Alex from our BugBitten team booked a private walking tour with Ann, a Charleston-born guide, we got the kind of insider knowledge you can't find in a guidebook. Ann weaves her own growing-up stories through the city's colonial architecture, Civil War sites, and antebellum neighbourhoods across 2–3 hours on foot. It's a proper local's-eye view of how Charleston ticks—the good bits and the harder history. The tour is as flexible as you need it to be, tailored to what interests you most. You're walking at a steady pace through a humid, compact historic district with plenty of character and not much shade.

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour from Sedona

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Antelope Canyon and Horseshoe Bend Tour from Sedona

When Mia from our team ran this 10-hour loop from Sedona, we got a proper taste of Arizona's most famous geology in one hit. The tour bundles Antelope Canyon—a narrow slot canyon famous for its sculpted sandstone walls and light beams—with Horseshoe Bend, a Colorado River viewpoint shaped like a giant horseshoe. A Navajo guide leads you through the canyon's winding passages while you trek to the Bend overlook; a picnic lunch at Glen Canyon Dam splits the day. It's a solid intro to the region's dramatic red-rock country, though you're covering serious ground and it's not casual strolling.

10 hoursfrom AUD $578

G'day LA by Luxury E-Bike: Griffith Park, Observatory to LA River

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

3 hours – 3h 20mfrom AUD $247

G'day LA by Luxury E-Bike: Griffith Park, Observatory to LA River

When Lily from our team tried this LA e-bike loop, she climbed 1,700 feet from Atwater Village through Griffith Park without actually dying — thanks to the electric motor doing the heavy lifting. The route tackles movie-location trivia, a haunted hiking trail, and a sneaky back entrance past Observatory queues, all while drinking in 360-degree views of the Hollywood Sign and city sprawl. You're riding with a guide who knows the goss and expects you to have a laugh about it. The whole thing takes three hours, bookended by the neighbourhood's coffee shops and vintage boutiques.

🌿 Nature & Wildlife

Crystal River: Small Group Boat Tour

When Alex from our team ran this manatee tour out of Crystal River, Florida, it became clear why being locally owned matters out here. Go Local Manatee Tours is operated by people who've grown up on these springs, and that shows in how they move the boat, read the water, and talk about the place. The outfit keeps groups small — which actually changes how the manatees respond to you — and runs 1 hour 20 minutes of proper wildlife encounter mixed with local history. It's the kind of operation where the owner's roots run deeper than the marketing budget.

1h 20mfrom AUD $87

Santa Fe Art and History Small Group Bike Tour

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $314

Santa Fe Art and History Small Group Bike Tour

When Mia from our team rode this Santa Fe bike tour, we pedalled through the Railyards district and into the heart of the city's art and history scene—a refreshingly low-key way to clock the landmarks without the usual foot-traffic grind. The two-hour loop is pitched at mixed abilities, so whether you're a keen cyclist or just keen to avoid another walking tour, there's something here. Local guides steer you toward the genuine treasures and quirky corners; the pace feels human, not rushed. Santa Fe's that rare place where the architecture, galleries, and light actually justify the hype, and seeing it from a bike lets you cover more ground than wandering, yet slower than a car whisks you past it all.

Sedona Sunset Vortex Tour

When Sarah from our team did this Sedona sunset tour, we got a proper sense of why the red rocks pull people in. The guide takes you to a few of the area's supposed energy vortex sites timed for golden hour—so whether you buy into the spiritual angle or just want to watch the light hit those formations, you're getting decent value. It's a relaxed 3–4 hour wander through some genuinely striking landscape, designed for small groups and mixed fitness levels. The whole thing feels more about reflection than hard-sell mysticism, which is refreshing.

Private Orlando Fishing Charter on Butler Chain of Lakes (4, 6, 8, or 12-Hours)

🐠 Water Activities

Private Orlando Fishing Charter on Butler Chain of Lakes (4, 6, 8, or 12-Hours)

When Sarah from our team booked this private charter on the Butler Chain of Lakes, we got a proper taste of what Central Florida fishing is actually about — without the tourist crowds. You're out on a 21-foot boat with a licensed local captain, casting for bass in clear water that genuinely produces, whilst lakeside mansions drift past. The chain itself is genuinely quieter than you'd expect near Orlando, and the whole operation feels professional and low-key. We did the 4-hour slot, which gave us enough time to land a few fish, learn the water, and not feel rushed.

Family-Friendly Nature Hike around the Big Bear Valley

When Tom from our team ran this 90-minute hike around Big Bear Valley, it became clear why locals keep it to themselves. The trail winds through quiet forest where you'll spot native insects and regional plants — the kind of nature spotting that keeps kids genuinely curious rather than bored. What sets it apart is the accessibility: pushchair-friendly paths and a gentle gradient that don't assume everyone's training for a summit. Big Bear's reputation for steep, ankle-jarring trails precedes it, so finding a walk that suits young legs and buggies feels like a proper find. You finish with hot chocolate or lemonade, which hits different after time in the pines.

1h 30mfrom AUD $52

Nashville to Graceland Sun Studios Beale Tour Tickets Included

Nashville to Graceland Sun Studios Beale Tour Tickets Included

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this Memphis daytrip, we got the full Elvis and blues rock circuit in one hit: Graceland's museum, Sun Studios, and Beale Street, all wrapped in a 13-hour private drive from Nashville. You're in a luxury vehicle with a Nashville native behind the wheel, and the itinerary hits the key stops without feeling rushed. The vibe is pure American music pilgrimage — you'll spot the Mississippi River, the Memphis Pyramid, and everything that made the city legendary. Includes entry fees, drinks for 21+, and snacks along the way.

13 hoursfrom AUD $705

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Classic Sidecar Tour of San Francisco

When Tom from our team took the Classic Sidecar Tour, we strapped into a vintage bike rig and wound through San Francisco's signature spots over three hours. One rider gets the sidecar, the other clings to the pilot—it's a properly fun way to see Lombard Street's hairpin bends, Chinatown's dense alleys, the Golden Gate Bridge, and the pastel-painted Victorians. The whole thing's got a playful vibe, and the driver knows how to work the crowd. It's touristy, sure, but the open-air buzz and wind-in-your-teeth feeling make it worth a go if you're after something beyond the usual cable car slog.

3 hoursfrom AUD $396

Y'allywood 3 Hour Private Movie and TV Locations Tour

Y'allywood 3 Hour Private Movie and TV Locations Tour

When Sarah from our team booked this private tour, Atlanta's film credentials became hard to ignore. Georgia's earned its stripes as a top-tier production hub—more features shoot here than anywhere else in the US. The three-hour run hits locations from Marvel to The Walking Dead, Netflix hits to Fast & Furious, and you pick the franchises that matter to you before the tour kicks off. It's a custom job, which beats the one-size-fits-all alternative. You get a driver, a guide, air con, and water. The vibe is very 'film nerd's road trip', and if you've watched anything in the last decade, odds are you've seen Atlanta standing in as somewhere else.

3 hoursfrom AUD $219

Explore Asheville on Segway Tours

When Charlie from our BugBitten team tried this Asheville Segway tour, we covered serious ground in two hours without breaking a sweat. You're standing upright cruising through downtown—hitting the Basilica, Wall Street, Pack Square—seeing roughly four times what you'd catch on foot. The guides layer in local history and culture as you glide, and the vibe is playful rather than strenuous. It's a smart way to tick off the main sights without the slog, though it definitely feels like a novelty activity rather than a deep local dive.

2 hoursfrom AUD $96

Private Muir Woods Tour + Golden Gate Bridge Stops (3 Hrs, Max 6)

Private Muir Woods Tour + Golden Gate Bridge Stops (3 Hrs, Max 6)

When Ben from our team booked this private Jeep tour, we found ourselves cruising over the Golden Gate Bridge in an open-air convertible, then winding through the towering old-growth redwoods of Muir Woods. It's a 3-hour loop that covers the iconic bridge crossing, a self-guided wander among those cathedral-like trees, and a coastal detour via Sausalito. The Jeep fits up to six (though four adults plus two kids feels more genuine), and you're paired with a driver who handles the navigation while you soak in the Marin County scenery. Works for most fitness levels — the trails are well-marked and leisurely.

The Ultimate New York City Street Food Tour

When Sarah from our team ran this 2.5-hour street food tour, she got to know a neighbourhood that's genuinely one of the world's most culturally layered — without leaving a single suburb. Your guide is a local who actually grew up here, which shows: they steer you toward the real spots, not the Instagram ones. The food moves from Asian vendors to South American stalls, covering serious ground on your palate while staying put geographically. It's a short subway hop from Midtown, but feels a world away. Everything you eat is covered in the price, and you'll eat properly.

Hands On Cocktail Class Experience in West Palm Beach

When Alex from our team booked this West Palm Beach cocktail class, we found ourselves in a compact bar setup where a French bartender walks you through mixing three proper cocktails over 90 minutes. You're not watching from the sidelines—you're actually pouring, shaking, and building drinks with premium spirits and handcrafted syrups. The vibe is casual and social, with a cheese and charcuterie spread to keep you fuelled between rounds. It's the kind of thing groups of friends do before heading out, or solo travellers looking to pick up some actual mixology skills rather than just sipping cocktails.

Dallas Margs, Wine & Foodie Experience

When Ben from our team did this Grapevine walking tour, we spent three hours threading through Main Street hitting local food and wine spots. The whole experience is built around proper tastings at restaurants and specialty shops tucked into the historic precinct — think pours, plates, and a bit of storytelling about the area in between. It's the kind of slow-paced, food-focused ramble that works best if you're hungry, curious about what's on the glass, and happy to chat with locals who actually know their patch.

3 Hour 25ft Pontoon Party Boat with Captain up to 12 people

When Charlie from our team booked this 25ft pontoon for a group of mates, we got the whole boat to ourselves for three hours on Nashville's waters. It's a straightforward setup: your crew of up to 12, a local captain who knows the lake inside out, and a sound system that actually works. The vibe sits between proper party boat (BYOB welcome, tubes and floats provided) and relaxed day on the water — you can hang at party cove with other groups or find quieter spots to float around. It's the kind of thing that works equally well for a bucks or hens do as it does for a casual family afternoon.

3 hoursfrom AUD $1123

4 hour Fishing Charter with a Tampa Native

★ 5.0 (57)

🐠 Water Activities

4 hour Fishing Charter with a Tampa Native

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this 4-hour charter, we got a proper behind-the-scenes look at Tampa Bay with Captain Jason, a local who's fished these waters his entire life. You're out on the water hitting some of the bay's best-kept spots — islands, creeks, sandbars tucked inside what's essentially Florida's largest estuary. The captain's got a Coast Guard ticket and a genuine obsession with putting people onto fish, which makes the difference between a scenic boat ride and actually feeling like you've learned something about how this ecosystem works. It's a straight-up fishing trip, not a sightseeing cruise, so expect tackle talk and strategy.

Cigar Factory Tour in Little Havana, Miami

When Em from our BugBitten team rolled through Casa Habano in Little Havana, Miami, we got a proper education in how cigars actually happen—from seed to smoke. The one-hour tour walks you through tobacco cultivation, curing, fermentation, and ageing, then spins out the history of Florida's golden age as the cigar-making heartland. It's pitched at both smokers and non-smokers who reckon there's craft worth understanding. Little Havana itself buzzes with Cuban culture, street art, and old-school charm; the factory sits right in the thick of it. You'll finish with Cuban coffee and pastries.

Miami Art Deco Gems & Jewels Small Group & Exclusive Access Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team did this walk through Miami Beach's Art Deco Historic District, it felt like stepping into the city's flashy 1920s heyday without the tourist crush. The 2.5-hour small-group tour threads through the neighbourhood's most striking buildings—the kind with pastel facades, geometric tilework, and stories that span from swamp to drug-era infamy. You get proper access inside landmark hotels and heritage structures that larger groups simply can't touch, plus your guide has actual tourism credentials. It's history served with insider intel on the spots that ended up in Scarface and Miami Vice, and the neighbourhood itself buzzes with art galleries, vintage shops, and enough period charm to make the walk feel like set dressing.

2h 30mfrom AUD $113

Elf and Home Alone 2 Movie Locations Tour in Central Park

★ 5.0 (57)

7 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $516

Elf and Home Alone 2 Movie Locations Tour in Central Park

When Lily from our team booked this pedicab tour through Central Park, we were chasing down the filming spots from Home Alone 2 and Elf—two films that basically define New York at Christmas. It's a one-hour guided spin through the park's most photogenic corners: bridges, landmarks, and those exact patches where Kevin McCallister and Buddy the Elf actually stood. Your guide rolls up in full festive costume, the pedicab's decked out in tinsel and lights, and Christmas carols are playing. It's unapologetically cheesy, which is entirely the point. The crowds here lean toward film nerds, families hunting for that perfect holiday photo, and tourists who treat this like a pilgrimage.

Matanuska Glacier Hiking Adventure from Anchorage

When Lily from our team tackled the Matanuska Glacier hike, she found herself on a proper Alaskan adventure that balances comfort with genuine glacier exploration. A small group of up to 10 heads out from Anchorage in a Mercedes Sprinter, cruising past the Matanuska River with photo stops and a coffee break en route. Once you're on the glacier itself, a local guide walks you through canyons, peaks, valleys and ice caves—it's a beginner-to-intermediate hike, so most fitness levels can manage it. The whole outing runs 7–8 hours, including drive time, lunch and restroom stops.

50-Minute Driving Tour: Explore Los Angeles in a Lamborghini

🏔 Adventure & Sports

50-Minute Driving Tour: Explore Los Angeles in a Lamborghini

When Charlie from our team took this 50-minute Lamborghini Huracan Spyder tour, we got the full Hollywood postcard experience—all rumbling acceleration and wide-angle views. You start at the Walk of Fame, carve up through the hills to Mulholland Drive, and swing past the Hollywood Sign for photos with the supercar as your prop. The co-pilot handles the patter about film history while the driver does the work, so it's more passenger thrill than hands-on drive. It's short, sharp, and genuinely fun if you're chasing that adrenaline hit and iconic LA backdrops in one hit.

50 minfrom AUD $304

VIP Private SUV Experience: Discover Los Angeles in Style

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $846

VIP Private SUV Experience: Discover Los Angeles in Style

When Lily from our team booked this private SUV experience, she got the full white-glove treatment across LA — picking her own route from Hollywood's tourist heartland to Beverly Hills' designer strips and down to the Pacific Coast, all from the back of a leather-lined Cadillac Escalade. The driver handles navigation and local colour commentary, so you're free to spot-check the sights without wrestling with traffic or parking. It's six to eight hours of your own pace, your own stops, tailored on the fly. Suits anyone who'd rather skip the bus tour shuffle and wants to cover real ground without the stress of driving yourself.

SF's North Beach: Gourmet Ghost Tour - Includes full meal, 3 hrs

🍜 Food & Cooking

SF's North Beach: Gourmet Ghost Tour - Includes full meal, 3 hrs

When Sarah from our team ran this North Beach ghost tour, we got the full meal deal—a 3-hour loop through San Francisco's Italian quarter that pairs proper food stops with genuinely eerie Gold Rush and Beatnik-era stories. The neighbourhood itself is dense, historic, and packed with character: narrow streets, century-old delis, and corners where actual history happened. You're walking with a guide who knows where the bodies were buried (literally, in some cases) and where to find the best focaccia. It's a neat angle on a neighbourhood most tourists gloss over.

Giant Sequoia Private Tour

When Noah from our team booked Keifer's Giant Sequoia Tours, we were handed over to actual former park rangers who know these massive trees like no one else. You'll roll through Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks in a comfortable four-wheel drive SUV, stopping to walk among the world's largest trees, spot wildlife, and take in the canyons and ridgelines. The tour runs four hours and works best if you've got at least three people in your group — it's genuinely private, so you can linger where you want and skip what doesn't interest you.

3 Hour NYC Photography Workshop

When Lily from our team did this 3-hour workshop, she found herself learning proper composition and camera technique from a working photographer while tramping through Manhattan's most photogenic pockets. The tour uses the city itself as the classroom—you're moving between spots, getting hands-on feedback on your shots, and picking up practical tips that stick. It's a solid half-day for photographers keen to improve their eye rather than just snap the usual landmarks. The vibe is small-group learning, not a sightseeing conveyor belt.

Hidden Harbor E Bike Tour of Boothbay Harbor

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this e-bike tour, we pedalled through the quieter corners of Boothbay Harbour, Maine—a slice of New England coastline where old money quietly meets genuine maritime history. The 2.5-hour ride traces Spruce Point's byways, passing heritage lodges and coastal views that anchor you to why people settled here in the first place. You're not racing; you're threading through a landscape that's hosted everyone from the Kennedys to Hemingway, with a guide who knows the stories that don't make it into the textbooks. E-bikes mean the hills don't wreck you, and the pace lets you actually absorb the place.

2h 30mfrom AUD $134

The Met Museum & Central Park Guided Tour Semi-Private 8ppl Max