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San Antonio: Ghost & Murder Walking Tour with Alamo & River WalkYou walk through six stops—Spanish Governor's Palace, San Fernando Cathedral, Main Plaza's true crime site, a theater district venue, the River Walk, and the Alamo—while a professional guide connects the ghosts to the actual history. The tour moves continuously, covers both hauntings and real crime, and ends with local tavern tips. No need to arrange your own route or research the stories beforehand.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real history behind San Antonio's most famous haunted sites without having to research the stories or plan the route yourself—the guide handles both the narrative and the logistics, so you just show up and listen.
Austin: Downtown History Walking Tour & Driskill StoriesYou’ll walk through Austin’s old vice district with a local guide who brings wild stories to life—from cowboy days to O. Henry’s quiet porch and the legendary 6th Street buzz. Step inside the Driskill Hotel for tales of music, scandal, and maybe even ghosts. You’ll leave feeling like you’ve met Austin’s real characters.
Galveston: Ghosts of the Strand Night Walking TourYou’ll walk Galveston’s haunted Strand with a local guide who knows every eerie detail—from tragic railway accidents to playful child ghosts in grand hotels. Hear chilling tales beneath flickering streetlights and pause where history feels thick in the air. If you like your history with a shiver (and maybe some laughter), this tour lingers long after you’ve left.
Fort Worth West 7th: Pedal Saloon 2-Hour Bar Crawl TourYou pedal a fourteen-person bike through Fort Worth's West 7th, stopping at six bars over two hours with a guide, cooler, and music included. Non-pedaling seats are available, and the pace is set by the group — fast enough to hit all six stops, slow enough to actually enjoy each one. Book for groups celebrating something, or just for an afternoon that feels different from the usual bar tour.Is it for me?Right for groups celebrating something — birthdays, bachelorettes, or just friends looking for an afternoon that moves — because the guide handles the route and timing, which means you show up and the neighborhood does the rest. Expect two solid hours of pedaling and stopping; it's not a leisurely crawl, but it's not a sprint either.
Dallas: JFK Assassination Tour & Sixth Floor MuseumYou get a two-hour guided tour of Dealey Plaza, Oswald's rooming house, and the surrounding sites, followed by self-guided access to the Sixth Floor Museum with audio guide included. Small groups and a driver-guide keep the pace manageable, and photo stops are built into the route. Plan 60 to 90 minutes in the museum after the tour ends.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the actual locations and understand the geography of November 22, 1963 without arranging your own transport or buying separate tickets—the guide handles the driving and the museum entry is already paid for.
Houston 3rd Ward: Hip-Hop Party Bike Tour & Bar StopsYou’ll pedal through Houston’s Third Ward with your own playlist bumping, hit two classic bars with VIP access and drink specials, then belt out trap karaoke as city lights blur by. Bring your favorite drinks (it’s BYOB), make new friends fast, and let your Trappin’ Captain set the vibe all night.
Galveston Red Light District: Organized Crime & Vice History TourYou walk through the actual streets and buildings of Galveston's former Red Light District with a guide who knows the names, the operations, and the protection networks that kept it running. You see the Oleander Hotel, the bootleg barber shop, and Molly Waters' restored mansion. The tour covers roughly 40,000 men a day arriving by rail at the height of the district, the organized crime structure, and how the police literally stopped at the bridge. You're back in about two hours, having heard the stories the city tried to bury.Is it for me?Book this if you want the actual history of Galveston's corruption era told by someone who knows the buildings and the names—not a sanitized version. The walking pace works for most fitness levels, and the tour doesn't require advance historical knowledge to follow.
Austin Mural Selfie Tour by Pedicab: 30+ MuralsA private pedicab tour through Austin's mural neighborhoods, stopping at over 30 walls for selfies with your own guide. The route covers Downtown, East and South Austin, hitting both the famous "I love you so much" postcard mural and the lesser-known pieces locals know about. Hotel pickup is included for downtown locations; the tour runs 90 minutes and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to see Austin's murals without spending the afternoon planning which walls to hit and how to get between them — the pedicab and guide handle the route, leaving you free to focus on the photos.
San Antonio Missions & City Tour: Private SUV, Pearl DistrictYou’ll ride in comfort through San Antonio’s history: walk inside centuries-old mission churches, hear stories from your local guide Michael, explore King William homes and Market Square, then finish with free time at the lively Pearl District. Expect laughter, real moments with locals, and maybe even cinnamon lingering on your fingers by day’s end.
Austin: Sunset Bat Kayak Tour on Lady Bird Lake & Congress BridgeYou’ll paddle Lady Bird Lake at sunset with a local guide, watch 1.5 million bats swirl from Congress Avenue Bridge, and spot landmarks like the Stevie Ray Vaughan Memorial—all gear included. Expect laughter, river breezes, and an unforgettable look at Austin’s wild side.
Austin Sunset Kayak Tour: Congress Avenue Bridge & 1.5M BatsYou paddle 2.5 hours along downtown Austin's skyline, stop to watch the sunset, then position yourself to see 1.5 million bats emerge from Congress Avenue Bridge. The guide times the experience so you catch the bat flight at its peak, then paddle back as the city lights come on. Photos are taken throughout and sent to you afterward.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the bats and the Austin skyline without arranging your own boat or timing the emergence yourself — the fixed schedule is what makes catching both the sunset and the flight possible in one evening.
Austin Haunted Ghost & Murder Tour: Downtown's Darkest StoriesThis 2-hour walking tour covers roughly 2 miles through downtown Austin's most haunted and historic sites, led by a live guide in English (minimum age 13). You'll visit The Tavern—a Prohibition-era speakeasy where a young girl named Emily is said to linger—along with the Texas Capitol, Paramount Theatre, and Driskill Hotel, each with its own paranormal history. The guide shares documented stories of the Servant Girl Annihilator, the UT Tower shooting, Angelina Eberly's fight to keep Austin the capital, and real paranormal photo evidence woven through the city's darker chapters.Is it for me?Two hours is short enough to fit into an afternoon without derailing the rest of your day, but long enough to walk the full downtown loop and hear the real stories behind each haunted site—the kind of detail a self-guided walk would miss.
Rio Grande: Full-Day Canyon Float Trip from TerlinguaYou’ll float through Rio Grande canyons with a local guide from Terlingua, paddle past desert cliffs, swim in cool river water, and picnic on the banks. Expect laughter, quiet moments under big skies, and a real sense of place you’ll carry home.
Dallas: Deep Ellum Private Party Bike Tour & Bar StopsYou’ll pedal through Dallas’ Deep Ellum with friends on a private party bike, stopping at lively bars for exclusive drink deals and stories from your local guide. Expect plenty of laughs, BYO drinks on board, and moments that feel more like hanging out than touring — it sticks with you after.
Lake Travis Sunset Cruise: BYOB Boat Tour & Live GuideYou’ll feel right at home as you board your Lake Travis sunset cruise with new friends, cool drinks in hand, and a local captain sharing stories along the blue limestone shores. Enjoy 90 minutes of easy conversation, iconic views, and those little moments — like laughter echoing off the water — that stick with you long after you’re back on land.
Houston City Tour: Air-Conditioned Sightseeing & Hotel PickupYou’ll glide through Houston’s neighborhoods in air-conditioned comfort with a small group—no crowds or open-top buses here. Hear real stories from your guide as you pass River Oaks mansions, parks, and museums. End your day where you want: at your hotel or exploring more on your own. It’s relaxed but full of little surprises.
NASA Space Center Houston Tour: 5 hours with expert guideYou get round-trip shuttle pickup from downtown Houston, general admission to Space Center Houston, and a NASA expert guide for five hours inside the facility. The guide navigates you through the main exhibits, arranges tram tours based on NASA's daily availability, and includes group photos. Transport departs at 9:30 AM from the Bank of America Tower; plan to return by early afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in or near downtown Houston who want to see Space Center Houston without arranging their own transport or navigating the exhibits alone. The five-hour window is what fits the main galleries, the live astronaut presentation, and the tram into one morning or early afternoon.
Austin: Brewery Bike Tour with Local Murals & Texas CemeteryYou’ll pedal through Austin’s east side with a local guide—pausing for craft beers at three unique breweries, wandering among historic gravestones at Texas State Cemetery, and snapping photos of bold murals along the way. Expect small hills (and big laughs), plus plenty of stories you won’t find online.
Sunset Horseback Riding in Central Texas: Small-Group Ranch RideA small-group sunset horseback ride in Central Texas where you move across the ranch's rolling terrain and open pastures at a comfortable pace, guided by someone focused on keeping the group relaxed and matched carefully to their horses. The ride lasts approximately two hours and 15 minutes, timed to start about two hours before sunset so the light shapes the whole experience. Ages 10 and up; weight limit 225 pounds; guides take photos along the way and send them with you after.Is it for me?Book this ride if you're looking for a small group—not a large tour—and want the pace of a walk across open pasture rather than a faster or more technical ride. The timing around sunset is what shapes the whole experience, so it works well for an afternoon when you want the light and the landscape to be the focus.
Haunted Dallas Ghost Walking Tour & Pub Crawl: 2.5 HoursA 2.5-hour walking tour through historic downtown Dallas that combines ghost stories with stops at four bars housed in haunted buildings. A costumed local guide leads the small group through the district, sharing the history behind Dallas's most famous hauntings while guests have time to order drinks at each bar. Minimum age is 21 with valid photo ID; alcohol is not included in the tour price.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, the tour fits into an evening without dominating it—you can do dinner before or stay for live music after, and the bar stops give you flexibility to order what you want rather than follow a set itinerary of drinks.
