Things to do in USA
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Surf Lesson Kihei Maui Small Group with Pro InstructorA 2-hour surf lesson in Kihei Maui with a professional instructor and all gear (rashguard, reef shoes, surfboard) included. Groups stay at six or fewer, and children under 10 must book private or semi-private lessons for safety. The instructor meets you at the Waves Hawaii van, walks through safety and technique on the beach, then takes you into the water to practice.Is it for me?Book a group lesson if you're a teenager or adult with at least moderate fitness and want to learn alongside others at the same level. Choose private or semi-private if your child is under 10, since that's the safer setup for younger surfers in the ocean.
Sedona Jeep Tour: Cliff Hanger Trail in 4X4 HummerSedona Jeep Tours' Cliff Hanger Trail is a two-hour off-road tour in a 4X4 Hummer through West Sedona's rugged terrain, with a professional guide and stadium-style seating that faces the landscape. The trail climbs through historic crossings and steep drops; it is not recommended for travelers with spinal injuries, cardiovascular concerns, or during pregnancy. Dogs are welcome.Is it for me?The stadium seating and the guide's control of the vehicle mean you experience the steep terrain and sheer drops without having to navigate them yourself—the Hummer's angle and the Crack Axle crossing are designed to thrill, not to require you to drive them.
Portland: Willamette Falls Private River Cruise & Local HistoryYou’ll drift past Portland’s famous bridges and landmarks before reaching Willamette Falls—a wide horseshoe of rushing water with real local stories behind it. Expect small surprises: sunlight flickering off OMSI’s submarine, laughter with your captain over odd trivia, maybe even a quiet moment where city life feels miles away.
Food Tour New Orleans Garden District: 9 People or LessYou walk five restaurants on Magazine Street in the Garden District, eating at each one while a guide explains the difference between Creole and Cajun cooking and why this neighborhood's food reflects the city itself. All food, water and tips are included, and the group stays small enough that you're not herded. Plan for a full meal's worth of eating and walking — that is what makes it a real introduction to how New Orleans actually eats.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to eat like a local without arranging five different reservations or figuring out which restaurants matter — the guide and the fixed route handle that. The group size means you move at a pace where you can actually taste and ask questions, not just swallow and move on.
East Zion Slot Canyon Canyoneering: Rappel Private CanyonsEast Zion Ultimate Slot Canyon Canyoneering is a six-hour activity where you rappel into slot canyons on private land near East Zion, traveling by off-road UTV with a small group and an experienced guide. Harnesses, helmets, gloves, ropes and belaying devices are provided; you bring your own lunch and snacks. Children from age 4 are welcome, though the activity requires moderate physical fitness and a weight under 300 lbs.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and leads groups of up to six, so you'll hear every instruction clearly and move at a pace small enough to manage. This works well if you want to rappel without the noise and wait of crowded canyon sites, and if you're comfortable with moderate physical exertion over a full morning or afternoon.
Amelia Island: Self-Guided Kayak Tour on Black Water CreekYou’ll paddle your own kayak through Amelia Island’s black water creek, spotting turtles and birds while soaking up quiet moments between lush banks. The route is easy for beginners, with gear and bottled water included. Expect laughter, maybe wet feet, and one or two scenes that stick with you long after you’ve dried off.
Kayaking Marco Island: Mangrove Tunnels with PhotographerKayak through the mangrove tunnels of Marco Island and south Naples on a 1.5 to 2 hour paddle with a naturalist guide who teaches the area's history and wildlife while looking for dolphins, manatees, birds, crabs and conch shells. Single-seater kayaks fit ages 12 and up with comfortable high-back seats; tandem kayaks accommodate adults with children ages 3 to 12. Free photos taken by your guide are given to you the same day. The guide speaks English and Turkish.Is it for me?The guide meets you at the launch point on Marco Island, so you don't need to arrange transport to the water or find your own way to the mangroves—you show up and paddle. If you're staying elsewhere in the area or traveling without a car, public transit reaches the park; parking is $10 when you arrive.
Bisbee Ghost Tour on Wheels: No Stairs RequiredBisbee After Dark is a guided ghost tour on wheels through the historic mining town of Bisbee, Arizona, stopping at four paranormal hotspots including the Oliver House and the Bisbee Inn. A live guide leads the tour by golf cart, which means you see the same haunted sites and hear the same stories as the walking version—just without the stairs and steep terrain that make Bisbee difficult to navigate on foot.Is it for me?Book this tour if stairs and steep hills make exploring Bisbee difficult for you—the golf cart handles the terrain while you get the full ghost stories and paranormal history without the physical strain of a walking tour.
Half-Day Guided Hike Joshua Tree National Park: Customized RouteA half-day guided hike in Joshua Tree National Park where the guide customizes the route, pace and mileage to your group's fitness level and interests before you arrive. The guide, a 22-year resident who logs over 500 miles annually in the park, discusses the flora, fauna, geology and cultural history as you walk. Water and a daypack are provided; the hike runs 4.5 hours and can be leisurely or strenuous depending on what your group chooses.Is it for me?The hike runs 4.5 hours with a pace and mileage the guide adjusts to your group's fitness level in real time, so you can choose whether you want a leisurely walk or something more strenuous—either way, the route is built around what you actually want to see and do, not a fixed itinerary.
Central Park Bike Rental: Self-Guided Cycling Tour NYCYou rent a Trek bike with helmet, lock, basket and map at Columbus Circle, then ride at your own pace through Central Park. Hit the carousel, Bethesda Fountain, Balto and Alice in Wonderland in an hour, or take the full five-mile loop if you have the afternoon. No guide, no group, no schedule—just you deciding when to stop and when to keep moving.Is it for me?Right for anyone with a few hours in New York who wants to see Central Park without a guide or a group. You move at your own speed, stop when you want, and skip what doesn't interest you—the map and lock handle the logistics so you just ride.
Charlotte: Haunted Bars Ghost Walk & Uptown Spirits TourYou’ll walk Charlotte’s Uptown with a costumed local guide, stopping at historic bars (drinks optional) while hearing ghost stories tied to each spot—from haunted hotels to shadowy cemeteries. Expect some chills, unexpected laughs, and a side of Charlotte you probably wouldn’t see on your own.
Oak Alley & Whitney Plantation Tour: 300-Year Oak AlleyYou’ll stand beneath centuries-old oaks at Oak Alley Plantation and then wander Whitney Plantation’s powerful exhibits at your own pace with an audio guide. Expect moments of quiet reflection among preserved cabins and memorials before returning to New Orleans by air-conditioned transport — it’s a day that stays with you long after you leave.
Savannah scavenger hunt: Self-guided app adventureA self-guided scavenger hunt app adventure through Savannah where you solve trivia questions, tackle challenges, and photograph landmarks at your own pace. Each participant picks a dynamic role with personalized challenges. The hunt takes roughly 90 minutes and works downtown, covering iconic buildings, green spaces, and river views. You start whenever you want using the Let's Roam app on a fully charged phone.Is it for me?This hunt is self-guided, so you move at your own pace and start whenever you want—ideal if your group has different schedules or you want to stop for a meal without losing time. If you prefer a guide leading the way and setting the itinerary, a traditional walking tour would suit you better.
Kansas City: Jesse James & Gangster History Walking TourYou walk from River Market through downtown Kansas City with a local guide, covering 1.5 to 2 hours of the city's outlaw and gangster history, its Wild West figures, and the architects and musicians who shaped it. You see the Garment District, the restored library, and the New York Life Building. No separate entry fees; the guide is included, and you're moving the whole time.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand Kansas City's outlaw and gangster past without arranging your own research or navigation—a guide who knows the streets and the stories makes the history stick to the actual places where it happened.
Greenwich Village Nightlife Walking Tour & Comedy CellarYou walk through Greenwich Village's legendary music and comedy venues with an expert guide for two hours, starting at St. Mark's Place and visiting Comedy Cellar, Blue Note, The Public Theater, and Stonewall Inn. You hear the stories behind the performers who launched their careers here — Dylan, Hendrix, Streisand, and others — and get insider recommendations on where to continue the night. The guide handles the history and the route, so you just show up and walk.Is it for me?Book this if you want the real history of Greenwich Village's music and comedy scene without having to research which venues matter or piece together the stories yourself — the guide does that work, and you get two hours of walking through the actual places where it all happened.
Washington DC: National Archives Skip-the-Line Tour & VIP EntryYou’ll skip the long lines at Washington DC’s National Archives and head straight inside with your guide and small group. Feel the hush as you stand before America’s founding documents—the Declaration of Independence, Constitution, and Bill of Rights—and hear stories that bring them to life. Bottled water and thoughtful touches make it easy to focus on what matters: being there in that moment.
Phoenix & Scottsdale: Sonoran Desert UTV Tour with GuideYou’ll kick up dust across 20 miles of Sonoran Desert trails with a local guide, pausing for water breaks and stories under giant saguaros. Expect real desert air in your lungs, views of Saguaro Lake and Superstition Mountains, plus snacks and free photos so you can focus on driving — not fumbling with your phone.
Big Island Kealakekua Bay: Snorkel & Captain Cook MonumentYou board a boat with a maximum of 14 passengers and travel 45 minutes from Kona to Kealakekua Bay, a protected marine sanctuary. A swim guide leads you into the water for up to an hour of snorkeling across the coral reef near the Captain Cook Monument, with all gear provided. If you book the entire boat, you can customize the route and timing with the captain.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to snorkel Kealakekua Bay without the crowds of larger group boats—the 14-person limit is what makes it possible to spend real time on the reef and move at your own pace in the water.
Detroit Sweet Treats Food Tour: Donuts, Coffee & PastriesA walking food tour of Detroit's sweetest spots, starting in Greektown and ending at Campus Martius Park, where you sample donuts, coffee, pastries and chocolates while a local guide shares the city's history and architecture. The tour runs 1.5 to 2 hours and includes all tastings and a coffee stop; children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're new to Detroit and want to understand the city's neighborhoods and comeback story through the businesses that define them, all in an afternoon. The 1.5- to 2-hour pace and wheelchair-accessible route work for families with young children and for anyone who prefers walking and talking to a longer sit-down experience.
Lancaster walking tour: Historic downtown and Amish CountryA guided walking tour of Lancaster's historic downtown and surrounding countryside, starting at the Discover Lancaster Visitors Center. You'll cover six city blocks at a leisurely pace with a local guide, visiting Penn Square, the Fulton Theatre, Lancaster Central Market (the oldest continuously operating farmers market in the U.S.), and a covered bridge, with homemade ice cream included. The tour runs 2.5 hours and requires moderate fitness and the ability to walk on sidewalks and uneven surfaces.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided walking tour through Lancaster's downtown history followed by countryside views, all in English without needing your own transportation.
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