Hand-picked tours, curated by travellers
Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.

Bliss for her package
A three-hour-fifteen-minute spa treatment in Vietnam designed to restore and refresh. Start with a salt scrub foot soak to stimulate circulation, followed by a coffee body exfoliation that revives tired skin. The centrepiece is seventy-five minutes of full-body massage—choose your style—to ease tension and calm the nervous system. Finish with an hour-long facial to cleanse and repair sun-damaged skin. Tea and dried tropical fruit included.

Private Wine Tours McLaren Vale or Adelaide Hills
Spend a full day exploring McLaren Vale or Adelaide Hills wine regions in a private Toyota Prado with Shane Buckley, a local owner-operator who crafts your itinerary on the fly. This intimate tour fits groups of up to four people you know well, whether you're marking a celebration or simply chasing excellent wines and scenery. You'll travel between cellar doors with a knowledgeable guide, enjoy bottled water and snacks along the way, and have the flexibility to adjust plans as the day unfolds.

Open Water + Advanced Course - Premium Certifications Package in Tulamben
Stack your PADI certifications back-to-back in [Tulamben](/places/tulamben): Open Water gets you diving independently, then Advanced Open Water refines your technique and confidence underwater. Over these linked courses, you'll log real dives in Bali's waters, pick specialty skills that interest you, and join millions who've discovered what lies beneath. Includes all gear, qualified instruction, and local transport from Amed or Tulamben.

Food Walking Tour in Jaipur
When Alex from our BugBitten team did this food walk through Jaipur, it was the opposite of sitting in a restaurant watching other people eat. You're moving through the actual streets, stopping at stalls and holes-in-the-wall where locals queue up, tasting everything from chai to full lunch dishes. The walk stretches 3–4 hours across town, and you'll pick up the layers of cultural influence baked into each bite—Mughal, Marwari, street-vendor tradition, all mixed in. It's designed by someone who actually explores the city on foot, not a standard tourist circuit. Expect salty, sour, spicy, sweet, hot, cold, and flavours that don't fit neat categories.

Tour Palermo city
A private driving tour through Palermo's historic heart, covering major landmarks across 1–2 hours. Your English-speaking driver navigates you past the Cathedral, Teatro Massimo, Politeama Garibaldi Theatre, the Four Corners district, the Church of Santa Rosalia, and out to the coastal resort of Mondello. You'll see these sites from the street and pass through neighbourhoods that shaped the city's layered past, though monument interiors require separate tickets. The vehicle is air-conditioned and supplied with water; parking and fuel are covered.

Hoi An Farming And Fishing Life
Swap Hoi An's tourist quarter for its working countryside on this 4–5 hour cycle and waterway tour. You'll pedal through rice paddies and vegetable plots, get your hands muddy helping local farmers, ride a water buffalo, and navigate a bamboo basket boat down palm-lined rivers while learning traditional fishing nets. A riverside meal of banh xeo and spring rolls caps the morning. Hotel pickup included; guide speaks English.

Canyoning Tour From Porto
When Lily from our team tried this canyoning tour near Porto, she found a solid introduction to the sport without the extreme commitment. You're guided through recreational river canyons learning abseiling, water slides, and optional jumps—basically controlled playgrounds in gorges. The setup works for first-timers through to experienced adventurers, and groups (mates, families, corporate teams) book regularly. It's a physical morning or afternoon of maybe five hours, with a professional guide and photographer capturing the chaos.

3-Hour 40' Leopard Private Catamaran with Snacks & Open Bar
When Noah from our team boarded this 40-foot catamaran at Puerto Aventuras Marina, the deal was straightforward: cruise the Riviera Maya coast for 35 minutes to La Bocana's sheltered cove, then float, swim, or fish while the crew kept drinks flowing and snacks coming. It's a solid three-hour setup for groups who want calm waters, zero faffing about with tour logistics, and the kind of open bar that actually gets the job done. The crowd's mixed—couples, small groups, a few families—and the vibe is relaxed rather than rowdy.

Seattle Coffee Walking Tour Specialty Cafes and Local Stories
When Sarah from our BugBitten team ran this two-hour Capitol Hill walking tour, it delivered exactly what it promised: three quality specialty coffees from independent roasters, plus the neighbourhood stories that explain why Seattle became obsessed with the stuff. Capitol Hill itself is the real draw—grafitied laneways, vintage storefronts, the kind of place that still feels genuinely lived-in rather than polished for tourists. You'll start at the historic Oddfellows Building and move between cafes at a relaxed pace, chatting with a local guide who actually knows the area's counterculture roots and how they shaped the coffee scene.

TajMahal And Agra Fort Same Day Tour from Delhi by Car
When Em from our team did this Delhi-to-Agra run, we covered the big three — Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Baby Taj — in a single push from the capital. It's a long day (10–16 hours depending on your pace), but the private car and guide handle the logistics that'd otherwise eat your time bouncing between sites on dodgy local transport. The route threads through the Delhi-Agra corridor, hitting UNESCO-listed monuments with someone who knows the backstory. Agra itself is crowded, dusty, and intense — expect hawkers and queues — but the monuments justify the trip. Suits travellers short on time who'd rather spend hours at each site than faffing around getting there.

Deluxe Day Sail in San Diego
When Jake from our team booked this 2.5-hour sail out of San Diego Bay, he was after something a bit different from the standard tourist boat experience. This outfit runs smaller groups across the bay's blue-green water with a crew that actually knows their stuff and talks through what you're seeing rather than just pointing. The vibe skews relaxed—there's decent shade on the boat, cold drinks on tap, and enough breeze to keep you comfortable even on hot days. It's the kind of tour where you're genuinely sailing, not just being ferried around.

Prague Highlights in Half a Day
When Ben from our team ran this half-day Prague tour, we covered the essentials without the usual tourist trudge. A local guide steered us from Prague Castle down through Old Town's twisting lanes, across the Charles Bridge, past the Jewish Quarter, and into Wenceslas Square. It's the kind of hit-the-highlights circuit that works best if you're new to the city or short on time—dense with cobblestones, crowds, and centuries of layered history compressed into 3–4 hours. Public transport is included, which keeps the pace manageable and your legs slightly fresher than a full walking marathon.

2H Surf Lesson In Agadir
When Em from our BugBitten team tried this two-hour surf lesson on Agadir's main beach, she found a well-run introduction to Morocco's local wave scene. The instructors—including a former national champion—kept things safety-first while actually teaching you to read the water rather than just standing on a board. You get a wetsuit, decent kit, and the kind of beach that's busy enough to feel lively but not overwhelmed. Suits absolute beginners through to folks who can already pop up and want to polish their technique.

Full-Day Private Yacht Tour to the Elafiti Islands
When Charlie from our team booked this private yacht, we got eight hours of Adriatic freedom without the cruise-ship crowds. Departing Dubrovnik, you're loose to potter between three Elafiti Islands — Šipan's old stone villas, Lopud's palm-fringed beaches, and Koločep's snorkel-worthy coves — entirely on your schedule. A skipper handles the boat, refreshments are sorted, and the only real job is deciding whether to swim, eat, or just sprawl on deck. It's the kind of day that feels bespoke but doesn't demand constant activity.

Perfect Nara Park Half-Day Bus Tour with English Speaking Guide
This four-hour guided bus tour covers Nara's two major UNESCO sites: Todaiji Temple, home to the massive Great Buddha, and Kasuga Taisha Shrine with its atmospheric lantern-lined grounds. You'll also ascend Mt. Wakakusa for sweeping views across the city. An English-speaking guide handles commentary whilst you travel in an air-conditioned coach, and you'll leave with a two-day local bus pass plus deer crackers to feed the park's semi-wild deer.

Private Dublin Pub Tour (Walking Tour)
When Charlie from our team ran this Dublin pub tour, we skipped the tourist-clogged Temple Bar circuit and wound up in proper neighbourhood spots where locals actually drink. A qualified Irish guide steered us through four hours of pint etiquette, craft beer tastings, and the literary haunts of Kavanagh, Behan and O'Brien — the writers who made Dublin's pub culture legendary. It's a walking tour, so you're moving between venues, soaking up the real rhythm of the city rather than sitting in one spot.

Introduction into diving (half day, 2 dives, no cert)
Get underwater without certification on this half-day introductory dive in Amed, Bali. You'll complete two guided dives with an instructor who keeps groups small and pacing relaxed—no rushing, no pressure. Amed's shallow reefs mean you'll see plenty of marine life within metres of the surface, making it an accessible first taste of what diving offers. Equipment, snacks, and hot drinks included.

Helicopter Tour Over Mont-Tremblant 70KM ( 20 min )
When Alex from our team booked this 20-minute helicopter flight over Mont-Tremblant, we got a proper bird's-eye view of the lake, the mountain, and the alpine village sprawled below. The Laurentians are striking from the ground, but seeing them stacked in layers from above shifts the perspective entirely. It's a short, sharp hit of scenery — the kind of tour that works best as a sparkly add-on to a longer stay rather than a standalone day. Year-round availability means you can chase views in autumn leaf-peep season or winter snow-cover, depending on what calls to you.

Boat Tour of Kinsale Harbour and Bandon River
When Sarah from our team took this boat tour out of Kinsale, County Cork, we got a proper sense of why locals are protective of this harbour. The skipper—a former merchant navy navigator with four decades at sea—steers you past old fortifications, coves, and islands while his dog keeps watch from the wheelhouse. It's three to four hours of pottering about the Bandon River and Kinsale Harbour, narrated by someone who actually knows the place. Families pile on, prams and all, and the vibe is relaxed rather than rushed. You'll spot wildlife, learn the geography, and hear stories that feel earned rather than rehearsed.

Dublin Airport Transfers: Luxury Transfer To/From DUB Per Vehicle
When Noah from our BugBitten team arranged a transfer from Dublin Airport to the city centre, the driver was waiting with a name board before we'd cleared baggage claim. It's a straightforward private transfer service using Mercedes sedans or vans that handles the airport run for up to six passengers. The service covers your tolls and parking, tracks your flight so they're ready when you land, and gives you a free hour to grab a coffee if your luggage takes its time. It's the no-fuss alternative to hunting for a taxi rank or wrestling with luggage on public transport.

Private Food Tour: Hong Kong Island
When Mia from our BugBitten team ran this private food tour across Hong Kong Island, we hit five proper local spots in four hours—dim sum joints, a wonton noodle place, roasted meat vendors, and a bakery for egg tarts, all washed down with traditional milk tea. The guide weaves in the island's layered history: Cantonese roots bleeding into British colonial echoes and modern Hong Kong energy. You'll walk through working neighbourhoods where locals actually eat, not tourist strips, and the pace is built around eating, not rushing.

Private Taj Mahal and Agra Fort Day Tour from Delhi
When Em from our team did this Agra day trip, we hit the three big monuments without the stress of navigating Delhi-to-Agra travel solo. You're picked up from your Delhi hotel or airport, driven three hours through Indian countryside in an air-conditioned car, then walked through the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Mehtab Bagh with a private guide. The day's long—14 hours start to finish—but it's the kind of immersive sprint that works if you've only got one shot at seeing these UNESCO sites. The Taj Mahal crowds are still there, but having your own guide and vehicle means you're not herded through with tour groups.

Ha Giang Loop 3 Days, Private Motorbike Tour, English Guide
When Alex from our team tackled the Ha Giang Loop on a private motorbike, we spent three days winding through some of Northern Vietnam's most dramatic terrain — limestone karsts, mountain passes, and villages where the road narrows and the views expand in equal measure. You're covering roughly 310 km across three days at your own pace, staying in homestays, eating local, and hitting the iconic stops: Quan Ba Heaven's Gate, Ma Pi Leng Pass, the H'Mong King's Palace, plus a dip in Du Gia Waterfall and a river cruise on the Nho Que. It's the kind of ride that demands attention on the bike but rewards you with genuine hospitality and landscape that sticks with you.

Private Guided Sunset and Eco Tour up to 6 Passengers
When Noah from our BugBitten team took this private sunset cruise in Destin, it hit the sweet spot between flexibility and doing almost nothing. You're on a small boat (up to six people) hunting for dolphins or anchoring at spots like Crab Island and Norriego Point as the light goes golden. The vibe is yours to control — bring your playlist via Bluetooth, crack open a drink from the onboard cooler, and let the Gulf do the heavy lifting. Ninety minutes of exactly what you want without a tour script.

Merzouga quad bike & sandboarding
When Mia from our team grabbed a quad bike in Merzouga, she found herself tearing across the Erg Chebbi dunes for a solid hour of proper desert thrills. This isn't a genteel camel ride—you're piloting your own machine through soft sand hills that roll on endlessly, with a local guide leading the charge. The landscape is stark and golden, the kind of place where the silence between engine roars feels massive. It suits solo travellers, couples, and groups after a quick hit of Sahara action, and the outfit runs through a safety briefing before you head out, so first-timers aren't left floundering.

3 Days All Inclusive Strawberry Ha Giang Small Group Tour
Ride through Ha Giang's northern highlands on a three-day small-group tour that loops past limestone karsts, ethnic minority settlements, and remote valleys. Your guide navigates you to hidden sites—the Flag Tower at Lung Cu, King Meo's former residence, underground caves—while locals cook meals along the way. Sleep in basic dorm quarters the night before departure, then spend two nights on the road, returning with sore legs and better stories than most.

Alsace wine tour and medieval villages. Small group guided tour
A six-hour guided tour through Alsace's wine country, visiting three small family-run producers—some operating since the 16th century—with tastings at each stop. You'll be collected from your Colmar or Basel accommodation and guided through vineyard landscapes by specialists who prioritise boutique wineries overlooked by larger tour groups. Limited to six people maximum, ensuring genuine conversation with winemakers and unhurried tasting sessions.

Dubai Morning Red Dunes 4WD Safari & Camel Ride
When Noah from our team ran the Morning Red Dunes 4WD Safari, he got the full desert tick: 45 minutes of proper dune-bashing in a Land Cruiser, sandboarding down rust-coloured slopes, and a camel ride to slow things down. It's a tight 3.5–4 hour loop out of Dubai that catches the best light and avoids the mid-morning crowds. The guide handles safety while you handle the adrenaline. You're picked up from your hotel, dropped back the same way, and genuinely get a slice of desert culture without spending a full day out there.

Yokohama Ramen Adventure near Tokyo: From Factory to Home Cooking
Roll up your sleeves at a third-generation ramen factory in Yokohama, then shift to a local family's kitchen for a complete cooking session. Over five hours, you'll mix and cut noodles to your specifications, learning how dough choice and blade width alter flavour and bite. Back in the home, prepare a multi-course meal from scratch, share it with your host, and toast with sparkling plum wine or alcohol-free alternatives. Perfect for those wanting to understand ramen beyond the bowl and take genuine cooking skills home.

Milk Run Family Rafting Trip
When Lily from our BugBitten team took the family out on the Milk Run, we found a solid introduction to rafting for anyone with little ones in tow. This is genuinely beginner-friendly water—think gentle drifts and the occasional splash rather than white-knuckle thrills. The 2-hour outing (1 hour on the water, plus setup and chat) sits you in a raft with mountain scenery doing the heavy lifting while you float downstream. Kids from age two onwards can join, and the crew keeps things relaxed and safe. It's the kind of trip where your 4-year-old feels like an explorer and you get a bit of peace on the current.

Buggy ride in Arraial do Cabo with Joseph Photographer
When Tom from our team took this buggy ride around Arraial do Cabo, he got two things at once: a proper coastal tear-up and a professional photo shoot to prove it happened. You're in a four-wheel drive bouncing across white-sand trails and rocky outcrops along a genuinely striking stretch of Brazilian coastline—sharp turquoise water, dramatic cliff edges, quiet beaches. It's a 2.5-hour loop that skips the main tourist drag. Joseph (your guide) knows the landscape and either shoots on an iPhone or brings a Nikon with proper glass if you want the full photographic treatment. The vibe is small-group adventure with a side serve of vanity—which, fair dinkum, works.

Wine & Cooking Experience with Local Family at Cortecorbo Winery
Spend eight hours at Cortecorbo, a family-owned vineyard in Irpinia's celebrated wine region, learning winemaking from the proprietor before heading to the kitchen. You'll shape and bake pizza over a wood fire, then settle in for a leisurely lunch where each course pairs thoughtfully with six estate wines, anchored by the structured, age-worthy Taurasi DOCG. Transport, tastings, and coffee included. Best suited to those wanting genuine hospitality rather than polished tourism.

Palermo Airport transfers to/from Palermo city center (One-way)
A private car service connecting Palermo Airport to the city centre in roughly 40 minutes. Your driver meets you on arrival and handles the journey at a reliable pace, leaving you to settle in rather than navigate unfamiliar roads or wait for public transport. The vehicle is air-conditioned with WiFi, and all standard fees—fuel, parking, child seats—are included upfront.

Private Canberra Winery Tour with lunch
A five-hour private tour through Canberra's cool-climate wine region, visiting small-batch producers who craft distinctive drops. Your guide steers you toward lesser-known cellar doors where you'll meet winemakers, taste their selections, and settle in for lunch at one of the estates. Transport, tastings, and a meal are all covered—just show up ready to learn what makes Canberra's terroir tick.

Desert Safari Dubai With High Speed Dune Buggy And Dinner in 5 Star Camp
When Sarah from our team ran this desert safari, it packed a lot into five to six hours—dune buggy thrills, a proper sunset moment, and a full evening at a 5-star camp with dinner and live shows. You get picked up from your hotel or home, driven out to the desert, then handed the keys (well, passenger seat) of a two-seater buggy for 30 minutes of red-dune tearing. After that comes the slower, sandier deep-desert drive in an SUV, a photo stop at golden hour, and the rest of the night at camp: camel rides, sheesha, a BBQ spread, and belly dance and Tanoura performances. It's the kind of thing that feels like a proper Dubai tick-box, but the pacing actually works—you're not just watching the desert, you're bouncing through it.

Wine and olive oil tastings with the locals
Spend a day in Tuscany's countryside visiting working family estates where you'll taste wines and oils straight from producers who've been crafting them for generations. Based from Cortona, you'll be collected from your hotel and guided through 8 hours of genuine tasting sessions, learning how each vintage and pressing comes together. By day's end, you'll have swapped stories with the families behind the bottles and tins.

Civitavecchia Cruise Ship to Fiumicino Airport Private Transfer
Skip the port queues and meet your driver directly at your cruise ship in Civitavecchia. A private Mercedes van whisks you straight to Fiumicino Airport in roughly an hour, with room for up to eight passengers and their luggage. Air-conditioned comfort the whole way, no waiting around for shuttles or public transport.

Discover Fez with a local GUIDE
When Tom from our team ran this walking tour through Fez's medina, we found ourselves in what really does feel like the world's largest car-free neighbourhood — nearly 9,400 alleyways UNESCO locked in as a heritage site back in 1981. The pace is unhurried, and you're threading through layers of history: the oldest university still operating, tanneries where leather's been dyed for centuries, medrasas tucked between souqs bursting with colour and noise. It's the spiritual and craft heart of Morocco compressed into a few hours, with a local guide who knows which backstreets reward wandering and where the real artisans work. Expect 2–4 hours on foot depending on what catches your attention.

All Day 4x4 Adventure / Lefkada / With Brunch
When Charlie from our team did this 10-hour 4x4 loop around Lefkada, we crossed the island end-to-end in a proper off-road rig, hitting quiet villages, coastal views, and rough tracks most visitors miss. The vibe felt more like a local's sneaky tour than a polished coach experience — brunch was homemade spreads and local produce, not packaged stuff. The island itself is limestone hills and turquoise water, less crowded than Corfu but equally dramatic. This is for people who'd rather bounce around dirt roads than sit in town squares.
