Things to do in USA
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Nashville: Beginner Line Dancing Class & BYOB Studio FunYou’ll jump right into real Nashville line dancing with friendly local instructors in a relaxed BYOB studio—no experience needed. Learn easy steps you’ll actually use downtown, capture your moves on video if you want, and enjoy free parking plus cold water on tap. It’s fun even if you’ve got two left feet—just bring your sense of humor.
Scottsdale & Tempe: Fat Tire E-Bike Tour with Old Town StopsYou’ll glide through Scottsdale & Tempe on a fat tire e-bike—no pedaling needed—with stops in Old Town’s lively streets, lush parks along the Greenbelt, and peaceful moments at Desert Botanical Garden. A local guide shares stories as you ride past ASU stadium and lakeside trails. Expect laughter, sun on your skin, and those little surprises that stick with you long after.
Oahu: Sunset Cocktail Cruise with Drinks & AppetizersYou’ll step aboard a spacious catamaran for a two-hour cruise along Oahu’s west coast, sipping local cocktails as you watch for dolphins and listen to stories from your Hawaiian crew. Enjoy appetizers (“pupus”), catch glimpses of Makaha Valley in golden light, and end under starlit skies — it’s more than just another sunset.
NYC Chinatown Food Tour: Dim Sum, Peking Duck & Malaysian TastingsYou’ll taste classic dim sum and smoky tea in Manhattan’s Chinatown before diving into flaky Malaysian roti canai and authentic Peking duck carved tableside—all with stories from someone who lives here. Expect laughter over chopsticks fumbles, new flavors you’ve never tried before, and small moments that stick with you long after dessert.
Designated Driver Wine Tour: We Drive Your CarA designated driver service in wine country where you supply the vehicle and the driver handles the wheel for five hours of tastings at stops you choose. The itinerary is yours to build and change on the fly; tasting fees are separate, and the minimum age is 21. A 100% guarantee protects you against a DUI on the tour.Is it for me?The driver speaks English and knows the region, so you can follow suggestions or make changes without any back-and-forth—the day moves at your pace and your interests, not a guide's script.
Boston Brewery Tour: 3.5 Hours & 12 Craft BeersYou visit three working Boston breweries in one afternoon, tasting up to 12 craft beers with snacks and a local guide who knows the scene. Round-trip transport is included, so you just show up with your ID and closed-toe shoes. The whole thing takes three and a half hours, and the breweries rotate, so the stops change depending on the day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Boston's craft beer scene without arranging transport between breweries or worrying about designated driving — the guide and the fixed itinerary handle both, and the small group size means you actually get to talk to the people making the beer.
Garden of the Gods Electric Bike Tour: Official PartnerAn electric bike tour through Garden of the Gods Park led by a local guide who stops at the park's signature overlooks and rock formations. The operator is the official bike partner with Garden of the Gods Visitor Center and has run e-bike tours here longer than any other company. The tour runs 2 to 3 hours and includes a top-of-the-line electric bike, helmet, sunscreen and water.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see all the park's signature formations and overlooks without the physical strain of a standard bike—the electric motor and a local guide who knows the geology make the 2- to 3-hour ride accessible and unhurried. The official partnership with Garden of the Gods means you're riding with the company that has run more e-bike tours here than any other.
New York: Met Museum Highlights Tour & Skip-the-Line EntryYou’ll skip the line straight into New York’s Met Museum with an expert guide who brings ancient temples and modern masterpieces to life. Wander through 5,000 years of art—from Egyptian relics to Van Gogh’s brushwork—and if it’s summer, end with rooftop views over Central Park. There are stories here you won’t find on any plaque.
Branson: ABBA Tribute Show & Dancing Queen LiveYou get a two-hour ABBA tribute with live four-part harmonies, choreography and all their biggest hits. The show is high-energy and family-friendly, with kids 12 and under admitted free. Arrive 20 minutes early to collect tickets at the box office, and expect to leave wanting to hear at least three of the songs again on your drive home.Is it for me?Book this if you want a straightforward evening of live music and dancing without arranging dinner plans or worrying about what to do with kids — the two-hour format and family pricing mean you can get in, enjoy the show, and be back at your hotel without the night feeling stretched.
Paso Robles: Wine Tour with 4 Boutique Wineries & PicnicYou’ll spend your day winding through Paso Robles vineyards, tasting at four handpicked wineries chosen for your group’s vibe. Expect friendly guides who know their stuff, an easygoing picnic lunch under old trees, and plenty of space to wander or chat as you please. If you want relaxed discovery without worrying about driving or planning, this one’s got you covered.
Miami: Art Deco, Wynwood & Millionaire's Cruise ComboYou ride through five Miami neighborhoods in an air-conditioned vehicle with a bilingual guide, stop for photos at Coconut Grove and the Wynwood murals, then board a 90-minute boat cruise past celebrity homes on Biscayne Bay. The guide handles the stories and history; you just show up and move through the day as it unfolds.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to see multiple sides of Miami — the architecture, the street art, the Cuban culture, the wealthy neighborhoods, and the waterfront — all in one afternoon with a guide handling the context. The full day means you're not rushing between stops, and the boat cruise at the end gives you the view that ties the city together.
Portland: Food Cart Pods Walking Tour & Brewery TastingYou’ll wander Portland’s Eastside with a local guide, tasting everything from Slavic dumplings to soft Bavarian pretzels straight from food carts. Sip local beer at a brewery patio as street art colors your walk. Expect surprises—both in flavor and in the people you’ll meet along the way.
South Beach Miami: Food Tour & Art Deco Walk with TastingsYou walk Ocean Drive and Washington Avenue with a local guide, stopping for five tastings across four locations: sangria at The Betsy, a secret dish with margarita at Ocean Drive Bistro, pastelito and mojito at the Cardozo, and a Cuban sandwich at the 11th Street Diner. Along the way you learn the Art Deco District's design history and pass landmarks like the Versace Mansion and the Wolfsonian Museum. The whole experience is built around walking and eating, so wear comfortable shoes and plan for roughly three hours on foot.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat where locals eat and understand South Beach's architecture and Cuban heritage without arranging five separate restaurant stops yourself—the guide handles the timing and the stories, so you just show up and walk.
Private Custom Island Tour Oahu: 8 hours, your itineraryA private custom tour of Oahu for groups of 4 to 5 people, up to 8 hours, with hotel pickup at 8:30am and a live guide in English or Japanese. You build the itinerary with the guide or hand it over entirely; the van includes a cooler with ice and water, and car seats or booster seats for children. The guide knows which beaches are open to tour companies and which the city has closed.Is it for me?Groups of 4 to 5 people get a van and a guide to themselves, which means the route bends to what you actually want to see instead of what fits a fixed schedule — book this if you'd rather spend the day on your priorities than follow a set itinerary.
Harlem Hip-Hop Walking Tour: See It Through the Pioneers' EyesA 2-hour guided walking tour through Harlem with a hip-hop historian who shows you the Apollo Theater, legendary record shops, and the neighborhood sites that nurtured the culture from its roots. You start with a multimedia exhibit at the Museum of the City of New York, then walk the streets where the pioneers lived and created, hearing their stories firsthand. The tour runs rain or shine and suits all ages and fitness levels.Is it for me?The 2-hour walk on city pavement suits travelers who can spend an afternoon on their feet and want to hear hip-hop history from someone who knows the culture's foundation, not just its surface. If you prefer a bus tour or need to sit down frequently, a different format would work better.
Dogsled ride in Fairbanks: Sled through boreal forestA dogsled tour in Fairbanks takes you on a 45-minute ride through snow-covered boreal forest with a guide from Howling Bay Kennel, a small family operation that runs only two departures daily. You'll meet the dogs before and after the run, pet the puppies, and finish with hot chocolate in a heated dome. Small groups and solo travelers are welcome; the kennel accommodates families and can arrange double bookings for guests over the weight limit.Is it for me?Book the 11am departure if you're arriving in Fairbanks in the morning and want to spend your first afternoon on the runners rather than adjusting to the cold from inside. The small group size and owner-led format mean you get the dogs' full attention and the kennel's own knowledge of the forest and the history behind it, not a scripted route.
NYC Five Boroughs VIP Tour: Bronx, Queens & BrooklynYou get picked up at your Manhattan hotel and spend five hours crossing four boroughs—the Bronx, Queens, Long Island City, and Brooklyn—with a private guide who knows the neighborhoods beyond the landmarks. Eight stops include Yankee Stadium, the Joker Stairs, the Unisphere at Flushing Meadows, and Williamsburg, ending either at the Brooklyn Bridge or in Chinatown so you can explore on your own pace.Is it for me?Right for travelers staying in Manhattan who want to see beyond the usual sights without arranging their own transport or timing between neighborhoods—the private guide and fixed five-hour window let you cover four boroughs in one morning and still have the afternoon free.
New Orleans: Voodoo Walking Tour with High Priestess GuideYou’ll walk New Orleans’ streets with a real Vodou High Priestess as your guide—hearing stories in Congo Square, learning ancestor rituals by the Egun tree, and visiting Marie Laveau’s site. Expect honest answers to every question and sensory moments that stay with you long after you leave.
Lower New River Whitewater Rafting: Class IV-V Rapids & LunchYou meet your guide at the departure point, get fitted with gear, and take a school bus down to the river. Then you spend the day paddling through 25+ rapids ranging from class I to V, with a riverside lunch break halfway through. The guide handles navigation and safety; you handle the paddle and the adrenaline. All equipment and lunch are included, and you're back by evening.Is it for me?A good fit if you want real whitewater without needing experience—the guide handles the big decisions while you learn to paddle as a team. Plan for a full day out, with the bus ride and lunch break built in, which is exactly what lets you tackle class IV-V rapids without burning out.
Dallas Food Tour: Deep Ellum BBQ & Tex-Mex with 5 TastingsYou walk through Deep Ellum's art district and stop at five different spots for brisket, tacos, chili, quesadillas, pecan pie, and a mystery dish. A local guide leads a small group for just over three hours, handling all the restaurant stops so you don't have to plan them yourself. Wear good shoes and book ahead if you have dietary restrictions.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to taste what Dallas actually eats without spending the day researching restaurants and making reservations — the guide knows where to go and the timing is already locked in.
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