Tours in United States

2 hours – 2h 30mfrom AUD $1997

Capitol Reef Photography Tours

When Noah from our team booked this Capitol Reef photography tour, he was after proper instruction on composition and camera settings — not just a scenic drive. The guide, a local landscape photographer, takes you to handpicked spots across the park timed for the best light, then walks you through how to actually capture what you're seeing. It's three hours in an air-conditioned vehicle with stops for shooting, suited to anyone with a working camera and decent fitness. You'll visit locations most tourists miss, and learn the technical 'why' behind framing a shot rather than just snapping away.

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.

Official Woolworth Building Tour with Exclusive Access

When Charlie from our BugBitten team booked the official Woolworth Building tour, we got rare access to one of Lower Manhattan's most striking early 20th-century structures. The 90-minute experience takes you through the grand lobby—all soaring vaults and intricate mosaics—and into the original vault where safe-deposit boxes still sit. Licensed guides walk you through the building's neo-Gothic architecture and its role shaping the neighbourhood's commercial boom. It's a solid pick if you're into how cities built themselves and the craftsmanship that went into their bones.

Private Oahu Sunset Charter with Tasting and Drinks

When Em from our team booked this private yacht charter off West Oahu, we got the whole package: a 46-foot boat capped at six guests, a spread of local-inspired dishes prepared onboard, and a bottomless bar pouring Prosecco and spirits as the sun dropped into the Pacific. The boat's got real lounge space—no cramped cabin vibes—and the crew handles everything while you watch the coastline and horizon shift colour. It's 2.5 hours of fairly uncomplicated luxury, the kind of thing that works for a small group celebration or a couples' evening without the fuss.

★ 5.0 (55)

Joy Ride E-Bike Tour of Boothbay Harbor

When Em from our team took the Joy Ride E-Bike Tour, we wound through Boothbay Harbor on electric bikes that made the hills feel manageable. The 2-hour loop threads past working wharves, through quiet residential streets, along Linekin Bay, and stops at Villard Studios—home to woodblock prints that ended up in New York's MoMA. The area's got that proper New England coastal vibe: spruce forests, rocky Atlantic edges, and the kind of charm that makes you understand why artists set up shop here. It's a solid way to cover ground without arriving knackered.

20-Minute Driving Tour: Hollywood to Sunset Blvd in a Lamborghini

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked this Hollywood drive, she was expecting a quick buzz in a Lamborghini Huracan — and that's exactly what she got. This 20-minute private tour puts you behind the wheel of a proper supercar while a guide rides shotgun, cruising past Hollywood landmarks like the Walk of Fame and around the city's famous streets. It's a short, sharp hit of adrenaline in one of LA's most touristy pockets, pitched at anyone who wants to say they've piloted a Lambo without the full racing-school commitment.

Full-Day Upper Kenai River Guided Fishing Trip

When Jake from our team booked this 8-hour upper Kenai River fishing trip, we knew we were after something special—and the permit-access to this stretch delivers. You're fishing from a 20-foot custom drift boat for native rainbow trout and Dolly Varden char, with the option to wade the shallows too. The Chugach National Forest wraps around you, moose and eagles pop up regularly, and your guide knows the river's moods. Small groups mean you're not elbowing other anglers. It's proper Alaskan fishing country: beautiful, remote-feeling, and genuinely productive if conditions align.

Wynwood French Guided Tour - Street Art

When Ben from our BugBitten team wandered through Wynwood with one of the local French-speaking guides, it became clear this Miami neighbourhood is pure street art theatre. Two hours winds through lanes packed with murals, stencil work, and large-scale pieces — each one carrying a story about the area's creative culture and the artists behind them. The guides know the hood well, threading together art history, local gossip, and solid intel on where to eat and drink once the walking's done. It's colourful, buzzy, and draws everyone from curious tourists to art students.

Mile High Hauntings: Guided Ghost Tour in Downtown Denver

When Mia from our team did this 2.5-hour walking ghost tour through Denver's LoDo district, she got the full rundown on the city's spookier corners and the stories attached to them. An expert guide steers you through downtown's most reportedly haunted buildings, rattling off local legends and the odd bit of genuine history beneath the gothic yarn. It's the kind of tour that pulls a mix of history nerds, paranormal enthusiasts, and people after a genuinely different night out — the sort of crowd that actually cares about the stories being told rather than just snapping photos.

Buffalo Trace, Bulleit, Pappy & Co. and Rabbit Hole Bourbon Tour

When Em from our team ran the Buffalo Trace, Bulleit, Pappy & Co. and Rabbit Hole Bourbon Tour, we found ourselves in the heart of Kentucky's whiskey country for a proper deep dive. This 9.5-hour loop hits four serious distilleries — the historic Buffalo Trace, the craft-focused Rabbit Hole, Bulleit's iconic operation, and a local lunch spot in between. You're rolling in an air-conditioned coach with a guide who knows the region inside out, tasting exclusive pours and getting the backstory on how Kentucky became bourbon's home. Crowds here are mixed — busy during peak season, but the tour's been running long enough that the logistics are tight.

Small group Turtle Snorkel (18 people max): Sightings Guaranteed

When Em from our team took this small-group turtle snorkel off Oahu, the 18-person cap made a real difference. You're heading out to Turtle Canyon with two in-water guides on a boat that could fit nearly three times as many — which means you're not elbowing strangers for a view. The crew's genuinely keen about the ocean and keeping things relaxed. Sightings are promised: don't spot a turtle, you snorkel free next time. Two hours in the water, plenty of tropical fish, and a fair whack calmer than the packed tour boats pulling up to the same spot.

Ketchikan Magical Old-Growth Creek Trek Guided Tour

When Noah from our team did this Ketchikan trek, we spent a solid 3.5 hours threading through temperate rainforest that genuinely feels untouched. The outfit runs small groups (max 7 people) from town out to Tongass National Forest, where a 3.6-mile loop hugs a river valley lined with massive Sitka spruce and western red cedar. You get 40 minutes of scenic driving to the trailhead, then an easy gravel walk past waterfalls to a stone bench beside a quiet river bend. It's the kind of place where the only sound is water and trees — no crowds, no noise. The guide knows the forest well and steers conversation toward old-growth conservation, which adds real weight to what you're walking through.

Departure - Private Transfer Waikiki Hotel to Airport

When Em from our team booked this private transfer from a Waikiki hotel to Honolulu Airport, it was the kind of logistics sorted so we didn't have to think about it on departure day. A driver rocks up at your hotel, helps load luggage, and drives you straight to HNL — no faffing with rental car returns or hunting down a taxi rank. The whole thing takes about an hour depending on traffic. The outfit keeps tabs on your flight, so they'll adjust timing if things shift. It's designed for groups up to 12, though most travellers going this route are couples or small families.

1 hourfrom AUD $57

Acadia Woody's Cadillac Loop 3 Hour Driving Tour

★ 5.0 (54)

Acadia Woody's Cadillac Loop 3 Hour Driving Tour

When Noah from our team booked Acadia Woody's Cadillac Loop, we got a genuinely local read on the park's best bits—coastal cliffs, pine forests, rocky shores—squeezed into three hours without the usual rush. Woody's been guiding this route for over a decade, so he knows where the light hits best for photos and where you can actually stop and breathe. You're in a private vehicle with flexibility to linger or skip depending on what grabs you. Bar Harbor is small, quirky, and rammed with tourists in summer, but this tour dodges the worst of the foot traffic by keeping you mobile and on the water-facing edges of Acadia.

3 hoursfrom AUD $848

Maui Road to Hana VIP Private Tour in Convertible Bronco or Jeep

★ 5.0 (54)

6 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $1130

Maui Road to Hana VIP Private Tour in Convertible Bronco or Jeep

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked the Reverse Road to Hana Loop, she got what amounts to a private ribbon of Maui's windward coast unspooled backwards—and it made a real difference. Instead of joining the crawl of minivans heading to Hana, you're peeling off the main drag early, catching red and black sand beaches, hunting waterfalls, and stopping at family-run roadside joints for lunch on your own timeline. It's a convertible Bronco or Jeep job, fully customisable, and your guide leans on actual Hawaiian cultural knowledge rather than tourist patter. Six to nine hours depending on where curiosity takes you.

Private Sandbar Adventure in Key West Backcountry

★ 5.0 (54)

🐠 Water Activities

Private Sandbar Adventure in Key West Backcountry

When Jake from our team did this three-hour sandbar run out of Key West, we got a proper taste of the Florida Keys backwoods — the kind of place where mangroves crowd the water and you're genuinely hoping to spot dolphins. The tour hits a few sandbars where you can paddle board, snorkel, or just float about with a drink. It's relaxed pacing, small-group stuff, and the crew supplies snorkel gear, boards, water, and a cooler full of ice. The Keys attract a mix of families, couples, and solo travellers keen on something low-key but wild-feeling.

Saint Petersburg Paddle Board Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team paddled out on Coffee Pot Bayou, it was exactly the kind of mellow water-based exploration we love: two hours gliding through St Petersburg's backyard without feeling rushed. The bayou opens up with downtown architecture framing the water, and the guide steered us past Bird Island Sanctuary—a protected haven for over 40 bird species—while keeping an eye out for dolphins and manatees. You'll get a proper foundation lesson before heading out, and the whole thing works for first-timers through to people who've paddled before. It's less adrenaline, more 'nice morning on the water', and that's the appeal.

2 hoursfrom AUD $92

Seattle City Tour 3-Hours (Private Tour)

Seattle City Tour 3-Hours (Private Tour)

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private three-hour tour, it nailed the essentials of Seattle in one hit. You'll roll through Pioneer Square—the city's oldest neighbourhood with proper character, old buildings, and decent photo ops—then swing by the Ballard Locks to watch fishing boats and freighters jostle between the sound and the inland lakes. The finale is a viewpoint overlooking downtown and the Space Needle, the kind of vista that actually justifies the hype. Small group, private transport, guide included. It's a solid half-day intro if you're in town and don't want to faff about with buses.

The Ultimate Private Adventure

When Jake from our team booked Kona Ocean Adventures' private charter, he got a boat to himself and up to five mates for the full four hours. Based off Kona's coast on Hawaii's Big Island, this is genuinely customisable — you can chase wild dolphins, anchor at reefs most tourists never see, dive Kealakekua Bay, or just float and snorkel depending on what your group fancies. The crew (a captain and snorkel or dive guide) handles all the gear, meals come with it, and you're never fighting crowds or sticking to someone else's itinerary.

4 hoursfrom AUD $2684

Fort Lauderdale Historic District Food Tour Experience

🍜 Food & Cooking

Fort Lauderdale Historic District Food Tour Experience

When Em from our team ran this three-hour food tour through Fort Lauderdale's Historic District, we found ourselves hopping between four thoughtfully chosen spots in what locals call Old Town. The area pulses with character—a mix of restored heritage buildings, independent restaurants, and the kind of vibe that makes you feel like you've discovered something beyond the usual tourist strip. The guide weaves the city's evolution into each tasting, and the dish progression is deliberate: you're not just eating, you're moving through a narrative. It's compact enough to do in an afternoon, substantial enough to feel like you've actually eaten.

Great Big Game Show Pigeon Forge Immersive Experience and Set

When Tom from our team stepped into the Great Big Game Show in Pigeon Forge, it was exactly what it promised — a live game show where your group competes in five rounds of mini-games tailored to how you're playing. The venue's slick, the energy's high, and you're genuinely competing against other groups in real time. It's 75 minutes of trivia, drawing, guessing, and spinning a wheel, with over 17 different mini-games in rotation. The crowd's mixed — families, friends groups, couples — all there to feel like they're on telly for an afternoon.

Alpaca Walking Adventure in Scenic Carmel Valley

When Mia from our BugBitten team tackled the Alpaca Walking Adventure in Carmel Valley, she got a genuine feel for what makes these animals tick—and a solid leg workout to boot. You start with a quick rundown of alpaca basics (where they come from, how their fleece works), then pair up with your own alpaca for a one-mile hike through tree-lined trails across a sprawling 2,000-acre ranch. The valley opens up with decent views, and there's time built in to teach your alpaca a trick or two, take photos, and refuel with snacks and water. It's a mixed bag of learning and movement—not a gentle stroll, but a real outing.

Private 6-Hour Butler Chain Of Lakes Fishing Charter Near Orlando

When Noah from our team booked this private charter on the Butler Chain of Lakes, we found ourselves on a 6-hour bass fishing run about 20 minutes from the Disney crowds. The chain winds through what looks like Central Florida's answer to mansion row—waterfront estates with manicured gardens line the banks while you're working the water in a modern 21-footer with a licensed local captain. It's the sort of outing that lets you tick 'proper fishing' without needing years of experience or your own kit. Families, couples keen on a quiet day on the water, and keen anglers all seem to find their groove here.

The Boat People Cruise Private Harbor Cruises

When Lily from our BugBitten team tried this Newport Bay private sailboat cruise, it felt like borrowing a mate's boat for an evening — just you, your crew (max four), and a captain steering through the harbour. You pick your light: sunrise to shake off sleep, afternoon sun, full sunset, or twilight when the bay lights kick in. It's 90 minutes of open water, bow seating, and whatever snacks and drinks you bring along. The vibe is relaxed and intimate, with the setup handling your provisions and a speaker for your playlist.

1h 30mfrom AUD $141

45 min – 1h 30mfrom AUD $106

New York City Private Tour

When Jake from our BugBitten team tried this NYC pedicab tour, he found it a genuinely relaxed way to clock the big-ticket sights without burning out on footwork. You roll through Times Square, Rockefeller Center, Fifth Avenue and beyond at a human pace, stopping for photos that actually work because someone's not rushing you along. The ride's about 45 minutes to 90 minutes depending on what you book, and it suits everyone from kids in prams to people who'd rather not hoof it all day. The vibe is low-key, the legwork is someone else's job, and you get proper coverage of central Manhattan without the chaos of a coach full of tourists.

Austin Private Tours – Landmarks & Local Highlights

2 hours – 3 hoursfrom AUD $113

Austin Private Tours – Landmarks & Local Highlights

When Mia from our BugBitten team booked this private Bronco tour, we got exactly what Austin's hype is actually about—minus the coach-bus chaos. You're riding in an open-top Ford with just your crew, hitting Mount Bonnell for real views, East Austin's street art, South Congress energy, and Lady Bird Lake without any generic script. The two to three hours moves at your pace, your guide knows the town, and you walk away with a rewards pass that unlocks genuine local deals rather than tourist traps. It's the kind of thing that actually justifies the splurge.

Pittsburgh Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts, Pastries, & More

🍜 Food & Cooking

Pittsburgh Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts, Pastries, & More

When Tom from our team ran this Pittsburgh sweet treats tour, we started at the landmark Omni William Penn Hotel and wound through downtown's historic streets sampling almond torte donuts, French pastries, and Turkish baklava. The two-hour walking loop hits iconic spots like Market Square whilst a guide threads together the city's shift from steel town to cultural player. It's pitched at food lovers curious about local flavour and a bit of history—mix of tourists and locals, relaxed pace, good for a Saturday morning bite with mates.

Tipsy History: The Happy Hour Historical Pub Crawl of Annapolis

When Tom from our team ran this two-hour pub crawl through downtown Annapolis, we got a proper look at how alcohol shaped the city and the nation. You'll hop between historic bars hearing stories about colonial rebels and Prohibition-era smugglers, with the guide suggesting era-appropriate drinks at each stop (you buy your own). It's a relaxed amble through downtown with minimal walking, mixing local history with a social evening vibe. Annapolis is a compact, walkable waterfront town with a naval college feel, and this crawl taps into the bars that locals actually use.

Beginner Surf Lesson in North Shore, Oahu

When Sarah from our team paddled out on the North Shore, she was learning from instructors who've been teaching here for over two decades at a genuinely local operation. This 2-hour beginner lesson happens at one of surfing's spiritual homes, where you'll get a wetsuit and board sorted, then hit the water with proper technique instruction. The beach is teeming with green sea turtles—we spotted several between sets—and you get a real sense of why this stretch of Oahu matters to surfers worldwide. Mixed ages and abilities show up, so you won't feel out of place as a complete novice.

Blow your own glass bowl hosted by Glassblowing in the Garden

When Tom from our BugBitten team rolled up to Glassblowing in the Garden in Naples, Florida, he found himself in a working artist's studio—not a tourist factory. Conrad Williams, trained under Chihuly, runs intimate classes where you're actually making something with your own hands over 90 minutes. The vibe is calm and focused; you're not herded through with 30 strangers. Tom's bowl came out lopsided but genuinely his. The studio itself sits in a garden setting, which keeps the energy low-key even when the furnace hits 2000 degrees.

New Orleans Culinary Bike Tour

When Jake from our team ran this New Orleans bike tour, it was exactly what the operators promised: three hours of pedalling through the city's best food neighbourhoods, stopping for proper bites at local spots. You're moving between the French Quarter and beyond on quiet streets, pulling up at family-run joints where the owners actually care about what lands on your plate. It's not a race or a fitness flex — it's a social lap where food does the talking, and you'll roll out genuinely full and wired on local recommendations for where to eat next.

Diamond Head Electric Bike Scenic Tour

When Sarah from our BugBitten team took this e-bike ride, she spent two hours cruising Waikiki's main stretch before rolling through Kapiolani Park towards Diamond Head's base. You're not hiking the summit itself — this is a scenic coastal loop hitting a couple of proper lookout stops where the views open up across Oahu's eastern and western shorelines. It's pitched at a steady pace for riders who want the eBike experience without endless photo halts. The crowd skews families and casual riders after a gentle morning or afternoon out.

2 hoursfrom AUD $225

★ 5.0 (52)

6 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $1374

Los Angeles Arts District Bike Tour

When Noah from our BugBitten team pedalled through L.A.'s Arts District, it became clear why this neighbourhood flies under the radar for most visitors. A 2.5-hour guided ride cuts through the grit and transformation of this corner—past Little Tokyo, through galleries, street art, breweries, and architecture that's still got industrial bones but increasingly polished edges. You'll clock warehouse conversions, spotted film crews, spot murals that anchor the whole vibe, and get the actual history from someone who knows the place. It's compact enough to cover real ground on a bike, but slow enough to actually take it in.

Acadia National Park Premium Specialized E-Bike Rental

When Noah from our team rented a Specialized e-bike through MDI E-Bikes at Acadia's Hulls Cove Visitor Center, he got six hours to explore the park's famous carriage roads at his own pace. The bikes are genuinely premium kit — Turbo Como 4.0 models with extended-range batteries that take the grunt out of Maine's rolling terrain. You start with a quick tutorial and head out self-guided with a map, helmet, and lock included. The park itself is properly stunning: old stone bridges, forest canopy, coastal glimpses. It's the kind of place where you'll see families, couples, and solo adventurers all moving at different speeds.

Arches Full Day Private Tour & Hike

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran the Arches Full Day Private Tour, we got the red rocks without the hassle. You're collected from your accommodation near the park and driven straight in—no queuing for timed-entry tickets. A private naturalist guide walks you through over 2,000 arches across six to eight hours, explaining geology, Indigenous history, and the wildlife underfoot. The pace is yours to set, the air-con van is a genuine comfort between stops, and midday you're fed a proper gourmet picnic (they'll cater to allergies and dietary needs with notice). It's the opposite of rushing through a visitor-centre line.

Jacksonville Private Boat Tour Daytime or Sunset, up to 6 people

🐠 Water Activities

Jacksonville Private Boat Tour Daytime or Sunset, up to 6 people

When Jake from our team booked this private boat tour on the St Johns River, we grabbed the 2-hour daytime slot with a small crew. It's a personalised affair—max 6 people means no tourist cattle-market vibe, and the captain works with you beforehand to nail down what you want to see: sandbars, a float in a tube, wildlife spotting, or whatever takes your fancy. Jacksonville's waterways are quieter than you'd expect for a city, with mangrove-lined stretches and decent bird life. The whole thing hinges on good weather and a captain willing to call it if conditions turn dodgy.

2 hoursfrom AUD $487

“Classic Acadia” Private Tour: Cadillac Mountain & Thunder Hole

“Classic Acadia” Private Tour: Cadillac Mountain & Thunder Hole

When Em from our team ran the Classic Acadia tour, we rolled up to Maine's coastal gem in a decked-out 2025 KIA Carnival—dual sunroofs, climate control, the lot. Over four hours, our private guide steered us through America's first national park east of the Mississippi without the car park chaos or navigation headaches. We hit the big hitters: Cadillac Mountain for views and Thunder Hole for the dramatic coastal scenery. The minivan seats up to seven, so it works for families or a tight group of mates. You get bottled water and snacks thrown in, plus a guide who knows Acadia's history, flora, and fauna. It's a comfortable, guided spin through some proper American wilderness.

4 hoursfrom AUD $1123

Beginner or Intermediate Mountain Bike Tour of Santa Barbara

🏔 Adventure & Sports

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $177

Beginner or Intermediate Mountain Bike Tour of Santa Barbara

When Noah from our team took this Santa Barbara mountain bike tour, we rolled through coastal bluffs and meadows on full-suspension bikes—the kind that actually make rough terrain feel manageable. It's a private or small-group ride pitched at beginners to intermediate riders, running 1.5 to 2 hours depending on your pick. The area's proper scenic: you get ocean views mixed with inland trails, and the vibe is casual enough that you're not racing, just riding. Good gear included, expert guide steering you through the best bits of trail.

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Outdoor Range - Modern Warfare Package

When Sarah from our team hit this outdoor range in Arizona, she found a straightforward shooting experience set against desert views. The Modern Warfare package gets you behind a few firearms with a safety officer on hand, ammunition supplied, and structured instruction included. It's a one-hour session that appeals to curious first-timers and folks after a bit of target practice in a controlled setup. The range sits in wide-open country, and the crew keeps things methodical—safety-first briefing, then firing. Blokes and blokes-ettes aged 18+ with valid ID can book; minors need a parent tagging along.

1 hourfrom AUD $323

Private San Francisco Open-Air Jeep Tour (3 Hours, Max 6)