Tours in United States

1h 30m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $177

Annapolis Historic Walking Tour: Harbor and Colonial Downtown

When Em from our team walked this Annapolis route, we found ourselves threading through proper colonial-era streets with real Revolutionary War history baked into the buildings. The 2-hour loop takes you past Georgian mansions, the Maryland State House (where the Treaty of Paris got signed), and down to the harbor where you catch views across to the Chesapeake. It's a compact, walkable tour of a town that actually feels like something happened here—not a theme park version. Fair warning: Naval Academy access is currently off-limits for security, so the focus is now purely downtown and waterfront.

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.

★ 5.0 (51)

🏔 Adventure & Sports

Half Day Canyoneer in Lambs Knoll

When Tom from our team tackled this half-day canyon run near Zion, he got a solid hit of what canyoneering's about without committing a full day. You're abseiling down red-rock walls, scrambling through narrow slots, and taking in views that justify the effort. The Lambs Knoll area draws a mix of keen adventurers and folks wanting a taste of the region's wild geology. Four hours is tight but punchy — enough to feel like you've done something real without exhaustion taking over.

4 hoursfrom AUD $283

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

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

When Noah from our BugBitten team booked this private Jeep tour, we got a genuine feel for San Francisco's spread-out highlights without the tour-bus crowds. Three hours cruising an open-air convertible hits the essentials: Golden Gate Bridge photo stop, a run down Lombard Street (traffic permitting), time in Golden Gate Park or Ocean Beach, plus your choice of add-ons like the Mission District murals or Coit Tower's bay views. It's paced to your group's rhythm, which beats the standard cattle-car approach. You're paying per Jeep (fits up to 6, though four adults and two kids works best), and it suits anyone who wants flexibility without the logistics of driving themselves.

Walking Savannah's Hidden History Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team did this Savannah walk, she got the real version of the city's story—not the postcard polish. Over two hours, your guide takes you through centuries of colonial, revolutionary, and Civil War history, poking into vaults and secret tunnels while pointing out the antebellum mansions and moss-hung squares locals barely notice. It's for grown-ups and teens keen on the messy, funny, dark bits of history that textbooks skip. The mood is uncensored and character-driven, turning dusty figures into actual people.

Emerald Cave Kayak Tour Las Vegas – Guided Tour

When Ben from our team paddled this one, we found it a genuinely solid half-day escape from Vegas noise. The Emerald Cave kayak tour launches from Willow Beach, about an hour north of the Strip, and takes you down the Colorado River past canyon walls to a cave that glows an otherworldly green. It's a 3-hour guided affair with certified instructors, quality gear, and a relaxed pace — beginner-friendly, family-approved, and popular enough that you'll see other groups but not shoulder-to-shoulder crowds. The real draw is how quickly you leave the desert sprawl behind and find yourself in genuinely striking scenery.

Thousand Islands Mangrove Tunnel Sunset Kayak Tour with Cocoa Kayaking!

When Jake from our team paddled this Thousand Islands route with Cocoa Kayaking, we found a genuinely solid way to see Florida's quieter side. You're in a kayak for two and a half hours, weaving through mangrove tunnels where the light filters through dense green overhead, watching for dolphins and herons as the sun drops. The Thousand Islands sit north of Tampa—it's a peaceful pocket of the Gulf Coast where you'll mostly see other kayakers and wildlife rather than crowds. Sunset's the main event here, and the timing catches it nicely.

Big Bear Jeep off-road tour with Hike to Bluff Lake Reserve

When Noah from our team did this Big Bear Jeep tour, we headed three miles up a quiet dirt road to reach Bluff Lake Reserve — a spot so tucked away that plenty of locals have no idea it exists. The two-hour experience splits between a scenic drive through forest (Noah pointing out native plants and Big Bear Valley history) and a gentle hike around the reserve itself. It's the kind of outing that feels like you've stumbled onto something special, without the crowds you'd hit at the main lake spots.

Exclusive Private Colonial Williamsburg Walking Tour by a Local

When Ben from our team did this private walking tour of Colonial Williamsburg, we got a properly local read on the place. You start at The Williamsburg Inn and work through the historic district for two hours, hitting the Capitol, Governor's Palace, and the trades and shops tucked between them—plus the garden spots and quirky corners a casual visitor might miss. The guide is licensed and knows their history inside out. It's a solid intro to how the town felt in the 1700s, who lived there, and why it mattered. Group's just you and yours.

2 hoursfrom AUD $134

Private Grand Canyon Sunset Tour

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked this private Grand Canyon sunset tour, we got a driver and guide to ourselves for the full day—just our group, no coach crowds. Starting from either Sedona or Flagstaff, you're driven straight to the park's best vantage points, timed to catch the light show at dusk. Your guide walks you through the geology, wildlife, flora, and local stories while you're actually standing there looking at the layered rock face. Dinner's booked at the historic El Tovar Lodge (you pay separately), and the whole thing runs about 9–10 hours from Sedona. It's not a leisurely potter—this is a proper day out that assumes you're reasonably fit.

10 hoursfrom AUD $569

Daytime Sailing Cruise on Lake Champlain

🐠 Water Activities

Daytime Sailing Cruise on Lake Champlain

When Em from our BugBitten team sailed Lake Champlain aboard the Friend Ship, a classic wooden sloop, it felt like stepping into maritime history without the stuffiness. You're one of ten guests max, which means genuine crew banter and no cattle-pen vibes. The two-hour float takes you past Vermont's mountains whilst the boat's timber creaks and the water laps — proper peaceful. The catch: you're BYOB and BYO-snacks entirely, so a decent picnic basket is essential. If you're after low-key water time with local colour, this delivers.

Hawaii Volcanoes National Park Adventure

When Charlie from our team ran this four-hour loop through Hawaiʻi Volcanoes National Park, it wasn't the usual tourist tick-box. Charlie's a Native Hawaiian, so the stops—Kīlauea's grounds, a lava tube crawl—aren't just geological novelties; they're woven with real island history and cultural context. The park sits at 4,000 feet on Hawaiʻi Island's east side, where the landscape shifts from lush to stark volcanic grey. You'll walk through ancient lava fields, hear stories tied to place, and leave with a proper sense of what's beneath your feet rather than just photos.

4 hoursfrom AUD $173

Private 4-Hour Tour of Sedona with pickup/drop-off

Private 4-Hour Tour of Sedona with pickup/drop-off

When Noah from our team ran this private 4-hour Sedona tour, we covered serious ground without feeling rushed. You get picked up from your hotel in a comfortable seven-seater, then loop through Oak Creek Canyon, pull over at viewpoints that genuinely stop you in your tracks, visit the iconic Chapel of the Holy Cross, wander through the craft shops and galleries of Tlaquepaque, and finish at Airport Mesa and Seven Sacred Canyons overlooks. It's a solid primer on why Sedona's red rocks matter — the kind of tour that works best with a small group and a guide who actually knows the place.

4 hoursfrom AUD $284

San Diego Private Tour, Coronado, La Jolla, Balboa Park & More

San Diego Private Tour, Coronado, La Jolla, Balboa Park & More

When Em from our BugBitten team ran this San Diego private tour, we hit five distinct corners of the city in just over five hours. It's a sprightly hop from the Victorian grandeur of Hotel del Coronado (1888) through Balboa Park's Spanish Colonial buildings and world pavilions, down the dramatic cliffs of La Jolla where seals laze on the rocks, past the surfer-packed Sunset Cliffs, and finally to Cabrillo Monument for panoramic views. You finish in Old Town with time to eat proper Mexican food and drink a margarita before heading back to your hotel or the airport. The vibe is relaxed California coastal tourism with a driver who knows the shortcuts.

Original Redneck Riviera. #1 Way for FUN on Crab Island Destin FL

When Noah from our team hired the Original Redneck Riviera for Crab Island, we got a properly stocked pontoon that handles the party-boat chaos without pretence. It's six hours of anchored madness in shallow turquoise water off Destin, Florida—volleyball, paddle boards, snorkelling, axes to throw, and a speaker for karaoke. The boat fits six people max and draws a mix of groups: bucks nights, families, mate groups after a few drinks. The deck setup means you're either playing games, floating, or working on your tan between swims.

White Pocket Adventure

When Sarah from our team drove out to White Pocket, we understood why so few travellers make it here—it's genuinely remote and needs a serious 4x4 to reach. The rock formations are surreal: layered, sculpted, almost alien. Our driver handled the rough track while we soaked in the landscape. It's a seven-hour expedition (including drive time), and the payoff is photos and silence you won't find anywhere else. Expect isolation, genuine adventure, and terrain that rewards the effort to get there.

7 hoursfrom AUD $338

NYC Central Park guided Pedicab Tour - 2 hours

5 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $2048

NYC Central Park guided Pedicab Tour - 2 hours

When Jake from our team took a Central Park pedicab tour, he got the lay of the land without the slog of walking the whole thing. You're pedalled around by a driver who doubles as a guide, pointing out the film locations, Gilded Age mansions, and architectural gems scattered through the park and its edges. It's a two-hour spin that covers serious ground — the kind of tour where you actually clock where things are instead of wandering in circles. The pedicab fits three passengers comfortably, so it works solo, as a couple, or small group.

Orlando Deep Sea Fishing Charter

When Sarah from our BugBitten team booked a deep sea fishing charter out of Cape Canaveral, she was expecting a half-day on the water—what she got was proper Atlantic fishing with a professional crew who knew exactly where the sailfish, wahoo, and tuna were biting. The waters off Florida's east coast are legitimately rich, and the operation runs tight: you're outfitted with all gear, covered from the sun, and guided by locals who take the work seriously. It's a solid break from the theme-park sprawl, with options ranging from 5 to 9 hours depending on how deep you want to go.

American Specialties Gourmet Tour in Greenwich Village

🍜 Food & Cooking

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $756

American Specialties Gourmet Tour in Greenwich Village

When Em from our team did this Greenwich Village food tour, we wandered through one of New York's most characterful neighbourhoods sampling proper American classics — the kind of spots locals actually eat at, not tourist traps. Over two and a half hours, we hit the donut shops, burger joints, and bakeries that define the area's food culture, weaving in the history of the Village itself: the old delis, the jazz bars, the street-level charm that makes the neighbourhood feel like a village trapped inside a city. The guide knew the shopkeepers and their stories, which lifted it beyond just eating.

Historical Walking Tour of San Diego

When Ben from our team took this walk through downtown San Diego, he covered the city's arc from 1542 through to the present day—cramming the founding story, key figures, Gaslamp District charm, Horton Park, the old Santa Fe Train Station, and a look at the USS Midway into 75 minutes. It's a solid introductory tour for the CBD, mixing architectural landmarks with the local lore that explains why things are where they are. You're walking with a mixed crowd of tourists and the occasional local keen to refresh their timeline.

14-Person Destin Double-Decker Pontoon Rental with 2 Slides

When Ben from our team hired one of Destin's newest double-decker pontoons, we loaded 14 people aboard and spent the better part of a day cruising the Emerald Coast. These boats are genuinely spacious — two sun decks, a shaded lower level, proper lounge seating all round — and they come fuelled up with two waterslides, a Bluetooth speaker, and Coast Guard kit already sorted. The vibe is relaxed; you're steering your own floating party to spots like Crab Island, which sits just 15 minutes offshore. It's the kind of rental that suits big family groups or mates who want to control the day themselves rather than follow a guide.

Kayaking with coastal wildlife in Sarasota Bay

🐠 Water Activities

Kayaking with coastal wildlife in Sarasota Bay

When Jake from our BugBitten team paddled Sarasota Bay between Anna Maria Island and Longboat Key, he found himself in calm, clear water with virtually no other kayakers around — a rarity for popular Florida spots. The tour runs 2.5 hours with a small-group setup (they cap numbers deliberately), making it genuinely relaxed rather than herded. Naturalist guides steer you toward dolphins, manatees, and wading birds while keeping a respectful distance. It's beginner-friendly despite the wildlife-watching focus, and works equally well for solo travellers, couples, or families after a low-intensity paddle with actual animal encounters.

2 Hour Private Dolphin Sightseeing Tour

When Tom from our BugBitten team ran this private dolphin tour out of Panama City Beach, we had the whole boat to ourselves—up to six people, no squeezed-in strangers. You cruise St Andrews Bay and into the Gulf of Mexico aboard the Reel Lady, a proper cruiser with an open back deck if you want salt spray, or a climate-controlled cabin if the Florida heat gets too much. Two hours sounds short, but it's enough to spot dolphins working the shallows without feeling rushed. Drinks and snacks come included, and there's a restroom on board—small mercies when you're out on the water.

2 hoursfrom AUD $775

Lake Tahoe Day Trip with Scenic Views

When Em from our team did this half-day run from Reno to Lake Tahoe, it felt like the kind of escape you'd organise when you've got limited time but need proper mountain air. The tour hits the lake's best lookout spots and pokes around the alpine township before heading back — roughly four and a half hours door-to-door. It's a straightforward play: you're in an air-conditioned van with a guide who knows where the light hits best for photos, and the crowd's usually a mix of day-trippers and people ducking out of the city for the afternoon.

Hoover Dam to Willow Beach Guided Full Day Tour

When Jake from our team paddled this full-day Colorado River route, we launched from Hoover Dam and spent 6–7 hours on the water working 12 miles downstream to Willow Beach. Black Canyon cuts a dramatic landscape—sheer rock walls, the occasional bighorn sheep watching from ledges—and it's a genuinely remote stretch despite the Vegas proximity. The shuttle picks you up from Strip hotels, so logistics are sorted. It's a proper workout though: no current to help you along, canyon winds can push back, and you'll need solid fitness to enjoy rather than suffer it.

Forest Park Carbon Gravel Bike and E-Bike Tour

When Charlie from our team took this out, we rolled 28km from Old Town through Portland's Pearl District and Nob Hill before hitting Forest Park — a 2000-hectare slab of car-free gravel trails carved into the West Hills. Your guide points out the cultural landmarks as you ride, then you're into proper forest, towering trees overhead, glimpses of the city dropping away below. The whole loop takes about three and a half hours. It's billed at fit beginner level and up, with e-bike options for those wanting an easier spin.

3h 30mfrom AUD $172

Wine & True Crime Tour in Old Town Temecula with Drinks

1h 45m – 2 hoursfrom AUD $148

Wine & True Crime Tour in Old Town Temecula with Drinks

When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this tour, she found a clever angle on Old Town Temecula: pair decent local wines with the town's murkier history. Over 90 minutes or so, you'll hit three wine venues while a guide walks you through the grittier narratives—murder, theft, dodgy dealings—that don't usually make the glossy brochures. It's a small-group setup that attracts true crime buffs and wine drinkers who like their tasting notes with a side of scandal. The vibe is casual; the stories hit different when you're holding a glass.

Raleigh Guided E-Bike Tour: Tacos, Margaritas, and History

3 hours – 4 hoursfrom AUD $168

Raleigh Guided E-Bike Tour: Tacos, Margaritas, and History

When Sarah from our team pedalled this Raleigh tour, she found a solid blend of local flavour and easy-going storytelling. You're riding smooth trails and quiet streets for 3–4 hours on e-bikes (motor does the heavy lifting), stopping for tacos, margaritas, and doses of North Carolina history — from NASCAR roots to moonshining lore to the Neuse River's role. The vibe is relaxed and social; you'll hear from locals and pick up proper regional context without the lecture-hall feel. Good for travellers who want some pedalling, some fuel, and some stories, without sweating bullets.

🐠 Water Activities

4 hours – 8 hoursfrom AUD $848

Crystal River Inshore Fishing Charter

When Sarah from our team booked a Crystal River inshore charter, she got a proper taste of Florida's coastal fishing without the usual tourist mill. The waterways here cut through mangrove-lined tributaries and shallow bays—it's genuinely quieter than the usual spots, and the ecosystem supports everything from redfish to snapper depending on the season. The boat's small enough to slip into backcountry creeks, and even when the wind picks up, your guide knows where to find protection. It's 4–8 hours depending on what you book, and you leave with gear, licence, and knowhow in hand.

Howdy H-Town Street Art & Small Bar Tour

3 hours – 3h 10mfrom AUD $134

Howdy H-Town Street Art & Small Bar Tour

When Alex from our team ran this tour on a Friday afternoon, we hit Downtown Houston's street art scene and ducked into a couple of proper local bars—the kind of spots that actually give the city character. The 2.5-hour walk threads through the skyscrapers and alleyways where graffiti and sculpture tell Houston's story without the tour-bus vibe. You'll grab two drinks along the way (alcoholic or non-alcoholic, your call) and end up with a solid read on the neighbourhood. It's a smart opener for a night out or a way to see what Downtown's really about beyond the glass towers.

3-Hour Sedona Spirit Journey and Vortex Tour

When Ben from our team did this 3-hour Sedona vortex tour, we got the full spiritual-seekers' experience — the kind of afternoon where you're standing on red rock, listening to a guide point out energy vortexes, and genuinely unsure if you're feeling something cosmic or just the Arizona heat. The tour hits Sedona's most photographed spiritual spots, with hotel pickup included, and suits travellers after a slower pace with some walking and a dose of New Age philosophy. It's a specific vibe that works if you're curious about the place's spiritual reputation, though don't expect rock climbing or intense cardio.

Private Group Surf Lesson

When Lily from our BugBitten team booked a private surf lesson in Hawaii, what struck us was how straightforward the whole thing felt — no pressure, no solo strangers, just your crew in the water together. You'll get a couple of hours on the board with gear sorted, the vibe is relaxed, and you don't need to have stood on a surfboard before. It's the kind of thing that works whether you're keen to actually learn or just want an excuse to muck about in the ocean with mates.

Food Tour of Local Orlando's Ivanhoe Village

When Alex from our team ran the Ivanhoe Village food tour, we found it less about ticking boxes and more about actually getting to know Orlando through the people and plates that shape the neighbourhood. It's a three-hour ramble through a historic Main Street district—five restaurant stops, each with a tasting that builds into a proper meal. The vibe is deliberately low-key; small groups, scenic lake glimpses, street murals, and the kind of local storytelling that makes a place click. Choose brunch (with a drink included) or afternoon timing to suit your day.

Willamette Wine Tour from McMinnville (Tasting Fees Included)

🍜 Food & Cooking

6 hours – 9 hoursfrom AUD $473

Willamette Wine Tour from McMinnville (Tasting Fees Included)

When Ben from our team ran this Willamette Valley wine tour out of McMinnville, we found ourselves in Oregon's most serious wine country with drivers who actually know the players. You're picked up and driven to 3–4 wineries over 6–9 hours depending on pace, with tasting fees covered upfront. The vibe is private-group focused — couples and friends groups rather than coach-load tourism — and the drivers' connections mean you're not just rolling up to the cellar door, you're getting properly introduced. McMinnville sits dead-centre in the valley, so the drive between stops is short and the whole experience feels genuinely local, not rushed.