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Private Washington DC tour: 10 major monuments in one afternoonA private Washington DC tour covers ten major landmarks—the White House, U.S. Capitol, Lincoln Memorial, Martin Luther King Jr. Memorial, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, and five war memorials—in a single afternoon with a knowledgeable driver, private transportation, and bottled water included. You choose the vehicle size at checkout: options range from 3 to 13 passengers. The tour does not include a certified guide, but the driver is familiar with each stop and can answer questions along the way.Is it for me?Book this if you're visiting with a group and want a dedicated vehicle and driver for the day—you'll move between federal monuments on your own schedule rather than following a set itinerary.
Sail York River Gloucester Point: Steer 32-Foot SloopSail a private 32-foot sloop on the York River in Gloucester Point, Virginia, with up to five others. You take the helm and learn to sail in the first 20 minutes, then run the boat yourself—hoist the spinnaker, trim the sails, or hand it back and relax on deck. The 2.5-hour charter includes bottled water, free photos, and the option to swim off the stern if the wind dies. Children from age one are welcome, and dogs ride free.Is it for me?Book this if you want to actually sail the boat instead of sitting as a passenger—the 20-minute lesson gets you comfortable enough to steer and trim sails for the rest of the charter. If you'd rather relax on deck and let the guide handle everything, that works too; the boat and the time are yours either way.
Haunted Old Town Alexandria Ghost Tour & Pub CrawlA 2.5-hour guided ghost walking tour and pub crawl through Old Town Alexandria pairs local hauntings with stops at historic bars where you can purchase drinks and hear stories tied to the buildings themselves. The costumed guide leads small groups through hidden alleyways, stopping at landmarks like Carlyle House Historic Park and venues including King & Rye, Old Hat Bar, and Union Street Public House—a renovated 1790 Colonial warehouse. The tour ends near the waterfront by Chadwicks. Minimum age is 21 with valid photo ID; alcohol is not included in the price.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the ghost stories and history of Old Town tied to the actual bars and buildings where events happened—the guide reveals each story as you stand in front of the haunted site, which is what makes the history stick.
Richmond Arts District Food Tour: Local Eats & StoriesYou’ll join a small group led by a local guide through Richmond’s Arts District, sampling signature dishes at up to six downtown restaurants and cafes. Along the way you’ll meet chefs and owners, hear neighborhood stories, and learn quirky facts about Jackson Ward’s architecture — all while enjoying enough food for a full meal. Expect warmth, laughter, and flavors that stick with you long after.
Gettysburg Day Trip from DC: Battlefield & Downtown TourYou’ll walk Gettysburg’s battlefield with a local guide who brings stories to life and gives space for your own thoughts too. Explore downtown’s old streets and Civil War shops at your own pace before heading back to DC—all with pickup included and entry fees covered. This isn’t just another day trip; it stays with you long after.
Chincoteague & Assateague: Boat Tour with Lighthouse Views & Wild PoniesYou’ll ride with a local captain around Chincoteague and Assateague Islands, spotting wild ponies and rare birds while catching unique views of the Assateague Lighthouse from the water. There’s time for quiet moments in hidden corners and laughter with your group. You’ll leave remembering how it felt out there — not just what you saw.
Richmond Carytown Food Tour: 6 Stops & Local StoriesYou’ll walk Carytown’s colorful streets with a small group, stopping for biscuits, sweets, and stories from locals who actually live here. Taste your way through 5-6 different shops while your guide shares quirky history and neighborhood secrets — expect laughter, surprises, maybe even new friends by the end.
Williamsburg Colonial History Tour: Founding Fathers & IndependenceYou walk through 18th-century Williamsburg with a costumed guide who brings the lives of Washington, Jefferson, and Henry into focus through the streets and buildings where they actually lived. You hear the trivia and the stakes behind the Declaration of Independence without arranging your own route or research. The tour is fully wheelchair accessible and paced for all fitness levels, so you can focus on the history instead of logistics.Is it for me?This tour works well if you want to understand the real stakes behind American independence without doing the research yourself—the costumed guide and the actual locations do the work of bringing the history alive, so you absorb it instead of just reading about it.
Williamsburg, Jamestown & Yorktown: 5-Day Historic Sites PassYou’ll wander cobbled streets in Colonial Williamsburg with live debates and laughter all around, touch centuries-old artifacts at Jamestown Settlement with archaeologists nearby, and feel history come alive at Yorktown Battlefield. With five days to explore at your own pace—including guided tours and museum entry—you’ll find yourself caught between past and present more than once.
Colonial Williamsburg: Private Walking Tour & Governor’s PalaceYou’ll walk Colonial Williamsburg with a local guide who brings 1775 alive through stories and small details—from feeling old bricks at the Capitol Building to sharing laughs on Palace Green. Includes bottled water, snacks, and time for lunch or shopping around Merchant’s Square. Expect honest history and moments that linger long after you leave.
Shenandoah & Luray Caverns Day Trip from Washington DCYou travel by van from Washington D.C. into Shenandoah National Park, drive the full scenic length of Skyline Drive with stops at overlooks, optionally explore Luray Caverns beforehand, and return to the city by evening. Transport, guide, bottled water, and cavern entry (if selected) are included; you bring cash for any extras and comfortable walking shoes.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Shenandoah's main highlights—Skyline Drive and the caverns—without arranging your own transport, planning the route, or navigating mountain roads yourself; the small group size and fixed itinerary mean you spend the day looking at views instead of managing logistics.
Kayak Assateague Island, Virginia: Wild Ponies & WildlifeKayak along Assateague Island and Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge in Virginia, paddling in search of wild ponies, eagles, migratory birds and other wildlife. The tour runs about two and a half hours with a live guide, kayak and paddle included; children from age 5 are welcome, and the pace suits anyone with moderate fitness.Is it for me?You paddle the kayak yourself at your own pace, following the guide's route through both islands. This suits anyone who wants to be on the water and moving, not sitting and watching—moderate fitness and the ability to paddle for two and a half hours are what matter here.
Loudoun County: 3-Winery Tour from DC Metro & LeesburgYou get picked up at West Falls Church Metro or Leesburg, driven to three rotating Loudoun County wineries with a guide and professional driver, and returned to your starting point. Choose Explorer to pay for tastings individually, or Connoisseur for one included tasting at each winery. Lunch is on your own at any stop. The whole day includes travel time and removes the need to arrange transport or designate a driver.Is it for me?Pick this if you live in or near DC and want a full winery day without arranging a designated driver, coordinating multiple cars, or planning the route yourself — the fixed schedule and included transport are what make a relaxed afternoon possible.
Williamsburg: Black History Walking Tour & Stories of FreedomYou’ll walk Williamsburg’s historic streets with a local guide, hearing stories rarely told — from churchyard graves to courthouse steps and lives shaped by hope or injustice. Expect moments that make you pause and details that linger long after you leave.
Roanoke: Downtown Food Tour & Blue Ridge Tasting WalkYou’ll wander historic streets with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Taste classic Blue Ridge flavors, meet shopkeepers along the way, and end with views over downtown Roanoke you might not forget soon. All food and drinks are included—just bring your curiosity (and maybe an umbrella).
Williamsburg Colonial History Walking Tour & Hidden StoriesYou walk through nine key sites in Colonial Williamsburg with a professional guide who knows the hidden stories—the tavern where revolution was organized, the hospital with brutal origins, the church where presidents prayed, the courthouse where justice was swift. The tour is wheelchair accessible and includes the full historical context, so you're not just seeing buildings; you're understanding why they mattered and who paid the price.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real story behind Colonial Williamsburg's buildings—not just the restored facades, but the people, the contradictions, and the decisions that shaped the American Revolution—and you'd rather have a trained guide walk you through the connections than figure out the timeline yourself.
Private Washington DC tour: Capitol to Lincoln Memorial in limoYou get a private stretch limo for up to ten people, pickup and dropoff at your location, and a customizable route through DC's main monuments and memorials. The driver covers the Capitol, White House, Lincoln Memorial, Washington Monument, Thomas Jefferson Memorial, and war memorials. Longer tours (6–8 hours) include the Pentagon and Marine Corps memorials. Water and air conditioning are included; the vehicle is suitable for all fitness levels, and infant seats are available.Is it for me?Right for groups or families who want to see DC's main monuments without the pace of a tour bus or the hassle of arranging their own transport. Expect a full day out (duration depends on how many stops you choose), but that flexibility is what lets you set the rhythm and spend time where it matters to you.
Old Town Alexandria: Food Tour & Historic Taverns WalkYou’ll wander Old Town Alexandria’s cobbled streets with a local guide, tasting regional seafood and family recipes inside historic buildings like Gadsby’s Tavern Museum. Expect laughter over new flavors, stories about colonial governors at Carlyle House Historic Park, and enough food that dinner won’t even cross your mind. It’s not just about eating—it’s about feeling woven into Alexandria’s past for a few hours.
Washington DC: Private City Tour with Custom Stops & PickupYou’ll ride through Washington DC in comfort with your own local guide—stopping for photos at icons like the White House and Lincoln Memorial, hearing stories you won’t find in textbooks, and maybe sharing a laugh or two along the way. Expect flexible pickup (even from Reagan Airport), room for luggage, and time to soak in each stop at your own pace.
Williamsburg Walking Tour: Murder, Scandal & Dark StoriesMurder, Mayhem, and Scandal is a one-hour walking tour through Williamsburg's streets led by a live guide in English, exploring the darker, lesser-known stories of 18th-century colonial life—trials of pirates, stamp act riots, sensational court cases and tavern scandals. The tour is for mature audiences 17 and older due to the sensitive subjects and period language involved. Routes vary by departure since each guide draws from different stories in the town's history, and the tour runs weather permitting; a souvenir button is included.Is it for me?At one hour, the tour fits into a free afternoon without eating the whole day, leaving time to grab lunch or explore other parts of Williamsburg before or after. If you're looking for a longer immersion or want to enter the colonial buildings themselves, you'll want a different tour.
