Things to do in USA
New York City Helicopter Ride New York8 optionsLas Vegas Vegas Helicopter Tour14 optionsNew York City Hop on Hop Off New York5 optionsLos Angeles Bus Tour Hollywood11 optionsOahu Sunset Cruise Waikiki15 optionsBoat Tour Miami62 optionsATV Las Vegas20 optionsHop on Hop Off Los Angeles8 optionsMaui Snorkeling52 optionsSpeedboat Miami7 optionsNew Orleans French Quarter Ghost Tour12 optionsWashington DC Mount Vernon Tours6 options
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New Orleans: French Quarter & Garden District Private TourYou walk the French Quarter with a guide who explains the geography and architecture that made the neighborhood; drive through the oak-lined Garden District to see historic mansions and learn the political history behind them; view Lafayette Cemetery No. 1 from outside the walls and hear about New Orleans' unique burial traditions; and return without arranging transportation or timing it yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand New Orleans' neighborhoods and history without arranging your own transportation or timing between stops—the private format and mixed walk-and-drive pace let you absorb the details without managing logistics.
Taco Bike Tour Tucson: South Side Spots & Sonoran HotdogA bicycle food tour of Tucson's south side, stopping at four local taco spots and a Sonoran hotdog stand, with a live English-speaking guide, all food and water included, and a bike provided. The route covers roughly 10 miles on flat terrain over 2.5 hours. This tour reaches the neighborhoods where the best Mexican cuisine actually resides, not the places visitors usually find.Is it for me?Start from the south side on a bike, which means you don't need a car to reach the neighborhoods where the real tacos are—the places locals eat, not the ones in guidebooks. The flat 10-mile route and fixed stops make the evening ride manageable if you ride regularly and have moderate fitness.
Lake Tahoe Helicopter Tour: South Shore & Emerald BayA 20-minute helicopter tour departing Lake Tahoe Airport that circles the south shore, crosses into Nevada at Zephyr Cove, and passes over Fallen Leaf Lake and Cascade Lake before returning along Emerald Bay. The flight includes noise-reducing headsets and live commentary on board. Weight limits apply: maximum 250 pounds per passenger, 500 pounds combined.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see the full south shore and Emerald Bay in a single flight without spending hours in the air—20 minutes is enough to cover the route and return to the airport, so you can fit it into a day of other activities around the lake.
E-Bike Brewery Tour Roanoke: 3 Brewery Tastings & Mountain ViewsThe Views & Brews e-bike tour in Roanoke combines sightseeing and brewery tastings over 3 hours, starting at 2pm from the RMA shop. You'll ride the flat Roanoke River Greenway as a warmup, climb toward Mill Mountain for valley views, and sample flight-sized tastings at three breweries—including one with a cactus-filled patio where you can play foosball. The e-bike, helmet and all tastings are included; the tour is designed with instruction built in, though it requires at least moderate fitness and comfort handling a bike.Is it for me?The 3-hour window means you can fit this into an afternoon without blocking your whole day, though it rules out a long lunch or a leisurely brewery sit-down—you're moving between stops and sampling rather than settling in for hours at one place. Pick this if you want to see the valley, taste local beer, and get some pedaling in without renting a car or spending the whole day on a bike.
Washington DC: Private Night Monuments Bike Tour & PickupYou’ll ride through Washington DC’s famous monuments after dark with your own private guide — seeing places like Lincoln Memorial and Vietnam Veterans Memorial when they’re nearly empty. Expect hotel pickup, all gear provided, stories you won’t find in guidebooks, and space to linger where it matters most.
Clear Bottom Kayak Oahu: Guaranteed Sea TurtlesA guided kayak tour on Oahu's North Shore using glass-bottom kayaks to see Hawaiian green sea turtles and river wildlife. A lifeguard-certified instructor leads small groups into the ocean and down the Anahulu River, a quiet spot locals know. All equipment is provided and no prior paddling experience is required. The tour runs about two hours and shifts with the season: ocean tours peak April through September, while October through April focuses on the calmer river.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to see sea turtles in two settings—both ocean and river—from a glass-bottom kayak that lets you watch wildlife below without paddling skills.
Cocoa Beach: One Hour Surf Lesson & Board RentalYou arrive at Cocoa Beach Pier, learn ocean safety and surfing technique on the sand, then paddle out with your instructor to catch waves in the Atlantic. The board and one-on-one instruction are included. After an hour you've caught real waves and know whether surfing is something you want to do again.Is it for me?Book this if you want to try surfing without committing to a multi-hour course or renting gear separately—the instructor and board are included, and the school's focus on beginners means you'll actually catch waves instead of just paddling around.
Honolulu Airport to Waikiki: Private Van Transfer up to 14You get picked up at baggage claim by a driver who's already tracked your flight, driven to your Waikiki hotel without arranging transport yourself, and the return trip to Honolulu airport works the same way. The van holds up to 14 passengers, so group travel costs the same per person as solo travel. No taxi line, no app, no waiting.Is it for me?A good fit if you're landing in Honolulu with luggage and don't want to arrange a taxi or figure out public transport — the driver tracks your flight and meets you at baggage claim, which is what saves you the wait and the negotiation. Works equally well for groups up to 14, since the van price stays the same whether you're one person or a full load.
Rocky Mountain National Park photography tour: Lakes and meadowsA half-day guided photography tour of Rocky Mountain National Park's lakes and meadows in your own vehicle, led by an experienced park photographer who helps you capture images on your phone or camera. The tour includes timed entry to the park and stays in the lower valley to avoid high-altitude travel; your guide seeks out wildlife and stops at Alluvial Fan, Horseshoe Falls, Many Parks Curve, Moraine Park and Sprague Lake.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to photograph wildlife and mountain views without driving to high elevations or waiting in park entrance lines—the guide handles the timing and the route, leaving you free to focus on the shot.
Deep Ellum Dallas Food Tour: 8 Tastings & Blues HistoryA 2.5-hour guided food tour through Dallas's Deep Ellum neighborhood combines 8 generous tastings at 4 handpicked restaurants with a walking exploration of Blues Alley, street art and the musicians who shaped the district. The tour includes a tasting at the former Curtain Club, a venue central to Deep Ellum's music legacy, plus a custom sampling at 1890 Marketplace; restaurant gratuities and water are included. Guests walk approximately 1 mile through both indoor and outdoor spaces, so comfortable shoes and weather-appropriate clothing matter.Is it for me?Book this if you want to eat a full meal across multiple restaurants while learning Deep Ellum's music history from a guide—the tastings and stories are woven together rather than separate stops.
Lower East Side Food Tour: Chinatown, Little Italy & DumplingsYou walk through three neighborhoods in one afternoon, stopping at seven food spots that represent the Lower East Side's immigrant layers: a renovated market, a century-old candy store, dumpling house, bagel shop, pizza joint and cannoli bakery. The guide handles the history and logistics; you handle the eating. Includes all tastings, water and a gift from Essex Market.Is it for me?Best for people who want to eat their way through New York's immigrant neighborhoods without planning seven separate stops or figuring out which places are worth the line—the guide does that work, and you just show up hungry.
Haleakalā Summit Tour from Kahului: Private crater viewsA private guided tour of Haleakalā Crater departing from Kahului takes you through five hours of changing landscapes—from sea-level drive through microclimates to the summit at 10,023 feet, where you walk the crater rim, explore ancient rock walls on the Pa Ka'oao Trail, and study the rare silversword plant. Your guide speaks English or Portuguese, water and snacks are included, and the fixed itinerary means the logistics are settled before you arrive.Is it for me?Choose this if you want a private vehicle and guide to pace your own rhythm through three climate zones—from park entrance to summit—rather than joining a group schedule.
Washington DC: Smithsonian Natural History & Air Space Private TourYou’ll walk beneath Henry the elephant, stare up at T-Rex bones, and stand inches from Neil Armstrong’s spacesuit on this Smithsonian combo tour. With a local guide sharing odd facts and stories (and yes, there’s time for lunch), you’ll see DC’s most popular museums without feeling rushed or lost. It might surprise you what sticks with you after.
Frozen waterfall hike Chugach State Park: Barbara FallsThis is a guided hike to Barbara Falls in Chugach State Park, where the waterfall freezes solid in winter and sits minutes from the trailhead. You follow the South Fork Eagle River, stop to photograph the 25-foot cascade with its icicles and ice bridges, then walk back through spruce and birch forest while the guide explains the boreal ecosystem and points out wildlife. The tour runs 3 hours total, includes microspikes for icy ground, a granola bar, and a live guide in English; children are welcome from age 6.Is it for me?This is a guided walk, not a solo hike, so you get a naturalist pointing out the forest ecology and wildlife you'd otherwise miss. Book it if you're new to Alaska and want to see a striking frozen waterfall without committing a full day, or if you're visiting with children and need something brief but memorable on icy terrain.
Pearl Harbor Aviation Museum: WWII Aircraft & Control TowerYou get general admission to the museum's two WWII hangars, a free audio tour in your choice of six languages, access to 70+ restored aircraft, and a guided ascent of the 168-foot control tower with a 360-degree view of the attack site. Complimentary shuttle service from Honolulu hotels is included, so you arrive without the logistics of base entry or parking.Is it for me?Best for anyone visiting Honolulu who wants to understand the Pacific war through the aircraft and the people who flew them, without arranging base access or transport—the shuttle and audio tour handle both, leaving you free to move through the hangars at your own pace.
Savannah & Tybee Island: Private Guided Tour with Fort PulaskiYou’ll wander Savannah’s shaded squares with a local guide who knows every story, climb Tybee Island’s historic lighthouse for wild Atlantic views, and step inside Fort Pulaski’s silent brick halls where history lingers. With private transport and bottled water included, you’ll feel the city’s slow rhythm—and maybe take some of it home with you.
Philadelphia: Rocky Movie Locations Private Driving TourYou’ll walk through Rocky’s neighborhood in Philadelphia, stretch on his old stoop, taste cheesesteak at the Italian Market, pay respects at Laurel Hill Cemetery, and finally run those famous museum steps—camera ready for your victory pose. This private driving tour with a local guide brings you into Balboa’s world in ways you won’t forget.
Dolphin Watching Tour Cape May: 2-Hour Boat CruiseA 2-hour dolphin watching boat tour departing from Cape May circles the island with a captain who provides live commentary on local history, wildlife and the water itself. Continental breakfast is included; parking is free. The tour runs weather permitting and suits anyone who can board a boat, from infants in strollers to visitors of any fitness level.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see dolphins without arranging the boat, the route or the narration yourself—the captain handles all three and knows where to find them. The 2-hour window fits a free afternoon without eating up your whole day.
NYC Chinatown & Little Italy: Food Tour with Dim Sum & PizzaYou walk through Chinatown, Little Italy, and Nolita with a local historian who stops at four food spots: dim sum and sponge cake in Chinatown, pizza on Mulberry Street in Nolita, and cannoli in a historic bakery. The tour takes two hours, includes a soft drink with your pizza, and covers the neighborhoods on foot without backtracking.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to eat your way through three iconic New York neighborhoods without spending the afternoon figuring out where to go or what's actually worth eating — the guide handles the route and the stops, so you just show up and taste.
Salt Lake City Hop On Hop Off Bus Tour: Explore at your own paceA hop on hop off bus tour of Salt Lake City lets you ride a double-decker or open-top bus around the city's main landmarks—Temple Square, Utah State Capitol, Natural History Museum, Red Butte Garden, Hogle Zoo and more—and hop off at any stop to explore on your own time. A live English-speaking guide narrates the route; you control how long you stay at each site. Real-time bus tracking on an interactive map shows when the next bus arrives at your stop. Bottled water is included.Is it for me?The live English guide means you hear context for what you're seeing even if you stay on the bus the whole loop, which works well for a first visit or a language preference. If you speak another language or prefer to explore silently with a map, this tour may not suit you—look for a self-guided ticket option instead.
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