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Central Park: Private Pedicab Tour with Movie Spots & Photo StopsYou’ll ride through Central Park in a private pedicab with a local guide, pausing at famous spots like Bethesda Terrace and Strawberry Fields. Snap photos where movies were filmed, listen to stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and soak up the city’s quieter side — all without breaking a sweat.
Denver LoDo: Haunted Pub Walking Tour & Ghost StoriesYou’ll follow a costumed local through Denver’s oldest saloons in LoDo, hearing ghost stories as you sip drinks in places like Celtic and Nola Jane. Expect laughs, shivers, historic buildings from the Wild West days, and a few moments where you’ll wonder if that chill on your neck is just the breeze or something else entirely.
Candy Land Mini Golf in Pigeon Forge: 38 HolesCrave Golf Club is a candy-themed miniature golf experience in Pigeon Forge with two courses totaling 38 holes spread across six themed zones: Bubblegum Garden, Jelly Bean Jungle, Rock Candy Mountain, Sugar Safari, Ice Cream Canyon, and Cocoa Cliffs. One course sits on the roof and an adjacent hill; the other is indoors. Both include bonus holes, and the whole visit takes about an hour. Children from age 3 are welcome, and all areas are wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Both courses are flat and playable for all fitness levels, so you're not climbing or hiking—just walking and putting at your own pace. The rooftop course gives you height and outdoor air without physical strain, and the indoor option means weather or mobility concerns don't force a cancellation.
Silver Springs: Kayak & Paddleboard Tour with Wildlife EncountersYou’ll glide through Silver Springs’ crystal-clear waters by kayak or paddleboard with all gear included. Watch for manatees surfacing nearby, spot wild monkeys in the trees, and hear quirky stories from your local guide as you paddle at your own pace. Expect laughter, close-up wildlife moments, and that peaceful hush only found out on the river.
La Jolla Sea Caves Kayak Tour: Single Kayak & WildlifeYou paddle a single kayak through La Jolla's sea caves and a protected marine reserve, guided by a naturalist who points out sea lions, dolphins, and migrating grey whales. Helmet and PFD are included. You'll get wet and work hard, but the caves and wildlife are only accessible from the water — and the reserve keeps them undisturbed.Is it for me?Book this if you're a confident paddler who wants to see La Jolla's sea caves and wildlife from the water — the caves are only accessible by kayak, and the marine reserve keeps the animals undisturbed, which is why you'll actually see them.
Old Bisbee Ghost Tour: After-Dark Walking Tour & Haunted SitesYou walk Old Bisbee's haunted streets and alleys after dark with a guide who knows the actual history behind the ghosts—Julia, Nat, and the Lady in White. The tour includes entry to a couple of the most actively haunted buildings, and you see the town when few visitors do. Book ahead; moderate fitness required for stairs and uneven ground.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real ghost history of Old Bisbee, not just spooky entertainment—the stories are tied to actual people and places, and you see them after dark when the town feels like it belongs to the past.
Fairbanks: Aurora Lodge Viewing Night with Pickup & Cozy StayYou’ll watch the Northern Lights dance across Alaska’s sky from a cozy lodge near Fairbanks, with plenty of warmth between outdoor viewings. Your local guide shares stories and tips while you wait for the aurora in comfort—no shivering outside unless you want to. Hotel pickup and drop-off make it easy to just focus on the sky and that feeling of wonder.
Savannah: Haunted Pub Crawl in Historic District at NightYou’ll wander Savannah’s historic streets after dark with a local guide, stopping at old pubs for drinks and ghost stories that linger long after you leave. Expect laughter mixed with chills as you hear tales from behind the bar and catch glimpses of Savannah’s haunted side — all while sharing drinks with fellow travelers.
Atlanta: Escape Game at The Battery with 6 Unique RoomsYou’ll dive into immersive escape rooms at Atlanta’s Battery with your team—solving puzzles, following clues, and racing against time with a local guide nearby. Expect laughter, unexpected teamwork moments, and maybe an “almost escape” gelato after. Each adventure is family-friendly and includes your admission for one game session.
New York: 9/11 Memorial & Ground Zero Private TourYou get a 90-minute guided tour of Ground Zero and the 9/11 Memorial led by someone with a personal tie to September 11, starting at St. Paul's Chapel and moving through the symbolic details of the memorial plaza. The optional museum upgrade includes skip-the-line entry and a self-guided walk through the collections—about two hours if booked separately, or 90 minutes if combined with the afternoon tour. Comfortable shoes are essential, and the entire route is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand what happened at Ground Zero through someone who lived it, rather than through a standard historical account—the guide's personal connection is what makes the memorial's details matter.
Nashville Riverboat Cruise: Paddlewheel Sightseeing TourA 1.5-hour sightseeing cruise on the Steamer Nashville, an authentic paddlewheel riverboat, travels the Cumberland River past downtown Nashville with live narration and music. The boat is wheelchair accessible, has restrooms on board, and allows service animals. Lunch and drinks are available for purchase; boarding begins 30 minutes before departure.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying downtown Nashville and want to see the city from the water without needing a car—the boat departs right from the city center with public transit nearby.
Juneau Segway Trail Ride: Off-Road Adventure in Tongass ForestRide an off-road Segway through Tongass National Forest on Juneau's only small-group trail adventure, starting from the cruise ship docks with a scenic shuttle to Fish Creek Valley. The tour includes a short training session, helmet, hands-free radio for guide commentary, water and snacks, and covers a 12-mile route through alpine meadows, rainforest and the historic Treadwell Ditch Trail. Designed for first-time riders and cruise passengers, the tour runs three hours and requires a moderate fitness level and the ability to stand and balance for the duration.Is it for me?The tour demands three hours of standing and balancing on the Segway, so you need moderate fitness and good balance — but the machine handles the terrain, not your legs, which is what makes it possible to cover ground through rainforest and muskeg without the strain of hiking. Book this if you want to see the forest interior without arranging your own transport or worrying about ship departure times.
Oahu North Shore: Surf Lessons with Pro Lifeguard & DogsYou’ll learn to surf on Oahu’s North Shore with a pro lifeguard and her friendly dogs by your side. After a quick beach lesson, you’ll paddle out for real waves — maybe even spot sea turtles gliding nearby. It’s equal parts laughter, challenge, and salty air; you’ll walk away sandy, tired, and weirdly proud.
San Francisco: Small Group City Tour & Alcatraz Ferry TicketYou’ll ride through San Francisco’s neighborhoods in an open-air vehicle with a local guide who knows every odd corner, stop for photos at landmarks like the Golden Gate Bridge and Painted Ladies, taste fresh fortune cookies in Chinatown, then take your included ferry ticket to explore Alcatraz at your own pace. There’s space for surprises—and moments that stick with you.
New Orleans Treme Walking Tour: Jazz History & Congo SquareYou walk through Treme with a professional guide for 2–3 hours, starting in the Storyville District and moving through Congo Square, St. Augustine's Church, and the J&M Recording Studio location. The guide narrates the history of early New Orleans jazz, the role of African dance and drumming in its development, and the significance of the sites you pass. You'll need comfortable shoes and should bring a camera; the tour is wheelchair accessible and runs regardless of weather.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand where New Orleans jazz actually came from without arranging a guide yourself — the professional narration and the specific stops are what turn a neighborhood walk into a history lesson that sticks.
Phoenix: Musical Instrument Museum Entry Ticket & Audio GuideYou’ll wander through Phoenix’s Musical Instrument Museum with an audio guide in your own language, hearing rare sounds and stories from around the world. Try your hand at real instruments in the Experience Gallery, see pieces played by legends like Elvis and Prince, and refuel with global dishes at Café Allegro. It’s less like a museum visit and more like stepping inside music itself.
NYC Statue of Liberty Sunset Cruise: 90 Min from Pier 16You board at Pier 16 in South Street Seaport and spend 90 minutes on the water with unobstructed views of the Statue of Liberty, Brooklyn Bridge, One World Trade Center, and Ellis Island as the sun sets. The boat has both indoor seating and an outdoor deck, craft drinks are available, and there's no scripted narration—just music and the skyline. Book ahead because this cruise fills up fast, and arrive 30 minutes early for boarding.Is it for me?Book this if you're in New York for an evening and want the main harbor landmarks without arranging separate tickets or transport—the fixed departure time and all-inclusive boarding means you just show up and the sunset does the rest.
Indianapolis: Pedal-Powered Pub Tour & Downtown StopsYou pedal a group bar through downtown Indianapolis for 100 minutes, stopping at Soldiers and Sailors Monument for photos, the WWI Memorial for team games, and Gainbridge Fieldhouse for a close look at the Pacers' new plaza. Drinks, ice, and on-board music are included; the route takes you through neighborhoods tourists usually skip.Is it for me?Right for groups or solo travelers who want to see downtown Indianapolis beyond the usual tourist stops and don't mind a steady pedal for 100 minutes. The pace is built for all fitness levels, and the games and photo stops break up the ride.
Red Rock Canyon: Self-Drive Scenic Loop & Private EV RentalYou’ll leave Las Vegas behind for a few hours of open-road freedom in your own private electric vehicle. Cruise Red Rock Canyon’s scenic loop at your own pace, stop for photos or lunch at Red Rock Casino Resort & Spa, and enjoy little comforts like seat warmers and built-in misting fans — plus comedy show tickets for later if you want them.
Treasure Island: Sunset Schooner Sailing & BYOB Shared CruiseYou’ll catch Treasure Island’s sunset from a classic schooner with BYOB freedom, free drinks and blankets for chilly breezes. Watch dolphins glide past as local crew steer through changing colors—there’s space to chat or just listen to the water under your feet. Bring your favorite drink and end up sharing stories with strangers who feel like friends by dusk.
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