Things to do in USA
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Newport Neighborhood Food Tour: Local Guide, 5-6 TastingsA three-hour walking food tour through Newport's historic neighborhoods with a local guide, stopping at five to six independent restaurants for tastings. You'll move through the city on foot, tasting Caribbean, seasonal farm-to-table, locally inspired Mexican and cafe fare while learning the history and architecture that shaped each area. Food tastings are included; alcoholic drinks can be added at checkout.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste where locals eat instead of the tourist restaurants on the main strip, and you're comfortable walking at a moderate pace for three hours through historic neighborhoods.
Diamond Head hike from Waikiki: Shuttle, tickets, summit viewsA self-guided hike to Diamond Head's summit from Oahu, departing from Waikiki with round-trip shuttle service and entry tickets included. The hike is manageable for most fitness levels and takes about 2.5 hours total. You're picked up in Waikiki, driven through Kapiolani Park to the trailhead, given access to the state monument without waiting in line, and left to climb at your own pace to panoramic views of Waikiki's coastline, the Honolulu skyline, and the Pacific Ocean.Is it for me?Book this one if you want to see Diamond Head's summit views without arranging your own transport or waiting in an entry line—the shuttle handles the logistics so you focus on the climb and the view.
Sedona city tour: Red Rocks, Chapel, Tlaquepaque in 2.5 hoursA 2.5-hour Sedona city tour in a climate-controlled van covers Tlaquepaque Arts and Shopping Village, the Chapel of the Holy Cross, Cathedral Rock, Bell Rock, Courthouse Butte, and a scenic overlook, with a live English-speaking guide, bottled water, and parking included. The tour starts at the office in Uptown where plenty of parking is available, and stops at each landmark long enough to learn the history and geology and take photos.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Sedona's main landmarks and learn their stories without driving yourself or figuring out where to park at each stop—the guide handles the route and the van keeps everyone together.
Legends in Concert Myrtle Beach: Live Tribute ShowsYou get admission to a live tribute show with a full band and professional dancers, no backing tracks or pre-recorded elements. The theater sits at Broadway at the Beach, so parking and dining are nearby. The show rotates its lineup seasonally, and you sit close enough to see the details. Book ahead to confirm which tribute acts are performing during your visit.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see a live tribute show with a full band and dancers in an intimate theater setting without traveling far from Myrtle Beach's main entertainment district — the central location and live-music format are what make it different from a typical concert venue.
St. Petersburg: Jungle Prada History Walk & Tocobaga MoundYou’ll walk through a private seaside garden in St. Petersburg with a local historian, meet free-roaming peacocks, and stand atop Florida’s best-preserved Tocobaga Indian mound. Hear stories of explorers and ancient cultures while touching native plants — all with parking included and plenty of time for questions or just soaking in the quiet.
Juneau: Helicopter & Glacier Walk Shore ExcursionYou board a helicopter at Juneau airport, fly 25–30 minutes over the Juneau Icefield with a pilot-guide, land on Herbert Glacier for a 20–25 minute walk on the ice, drink fresh glacier melt, and return by air. Transport from your hotel or airport area is included, as are boots and raincoats. The whole excursion fits the ship's port window, and weather cancellations come with a full refund.Is it for me?Right for cruise passengers with a few hours in Juneau who want to see the Icefield without arranging their own transport or timing. The 25–30 minute flight plus 20–25 minute glacier walk fits the ship's port window, and weather cancellations come with a full refund, so the risk is on the operator, not you.
Myrtle Beach: Charles Bach Magic Show & Meet-and-GreetYou watch 90 minutes of grand illusions and comedy from a magician who performed for years in Las Vegas, then meet him for a photo after the show ends. Tickets are held at the box office, and the show rotates seasonally—Christmas magic in winter, Halloween illusions in fall. The theater is intimate and fully accessible except for balcony stairs.Is it for me?Book this if you want live theater-quality magic without traveling to Las Vegas—the intimacy of a small theater where every seat has a real view is what makes a former Caesars Palace performer's illusions land differently than they would in a large venue.
Seattle Ghost Walking Tour: Pike Place Market BoozeThis ghost and pub walking tour takes you through Pike Place Market in Seattle with a costumed guide for 2-2.5 hours, stopping at several historic bars while hearing stories of local hauntings and the city's spooky past. The tour visits The Gum Wall on the way, includes time for photos, and ends with a view of Pike Place Market from one of the bar stops. All guests must be 21+ with valid photo ID; drinks are at your own expense.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want the ghost stories and bar atmosphere of Pike Place Market without planning which stops to hit or what order to visit them—the costumed guide handles the route, the pacing and the stories, so you just show up with your ID and follow along.
North End Boston Food Tour: Pizza, Pasta, PastriesThe North End Boston Food Tour is a guided walk through Boston's Little Italy led by a lifelong neighborhood resident, with six to eight tastings including pizza, pasta, an Italian sandwich, cannoli, sfogliatelle, espresso and a complimentary glass of wine and limoncello. The guide shares personal stories of growing up Italian in Boston and takes you to both historic institutions and under-the-radar spots locals know. The tour runs two to three hours and suits all fitness levels; let the guide know about food allergies when you book.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to eat real food at real neighborhood spots instead of a restaurant built for tourists, and if hearing why each place matters—from someone who grew up eating there—changes how the meal tastes. The guide's personal connection to the North End is what sets this apart from a walking map with stops.
Escape Room Games in Columbus at Easton Town CenterThe Escape Game Columbus is an escape room experience at Easton Town Center featuring six themed puzzle games—Gold Rush, Prison Break, Special Ops: Mysterious Market, The Heist, The Depths, and Playground—where teams of up to eight work together to solve clues and complete a mission in 60 minutes with a dedicated game guide. Groups of fewer than eight may be joined by other players booking the same game. An adult 18 or older must participate with anyone 14 and under; games are recommended for ages 13 and up.Is it for me?Solve puzzles together at your own pace—no countdown clock, just your guide and the full hour to figure things out, with six different games waiting for your next visit.
Small Group Manatee Snorkel Tour in Crystal River with GuideA small group snorkel tour in Crystal River where you enter the water with a trained in-water guide and photographer to observe manatees in their natural springs. Groups max out at six passengers per boat. The tour includes a wetsuit, snorkel gear, heated enclosed pontoon boat, and coffee or tea; the guide briefs you on passive observation before you get in the water so the manatees stay calm and you stay safe.Is it for me?The guide speaks English and stays in the water with you the whole time, so you get real-time instruction on how to interact with the manatees without needing snorkel experience beforehand. Book this if you want hands-on guidance rather than a self-guided encounter.
Los Angeles: Hollywood, Beverly Hills & Griffith Park TourYou’ll wander from downtown LA’s historic core to Griffith Park’s sweeping views and walk among movie legends on Hollywood Boulevard. Your guide brings each stop alive before you break for lunch at the bustling Original Farmers Market — expect laughter, city sounds, maybe even a new favorite street food.
San Francisco: Muir Woods & Sausalito Morning Tour Small GroupYou get picked up from your hotel and driven across the Golden Gate Bridge to Muir Woods, where you walk among the tallest trees in the world with a guide who explains how the forest actually works. After that, you're taken to Sausalito's waterfront for an hour to walk and rest. The whole thing takes four to five hours, includes park entry and transport, and keeps groups under fifteen people so it doesn't feel crowded.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to see the Golden Gate Bridge, walk among giant redwoods, and end at a bay-view waterfront without arranging three separate trips—the fixed itinerary and included transport handle all of that, and the small group size means you're not following a crowd.
Corning Museum of Glass: 2-Day Admission & Live DemosYou’ll get lost in color and light at Corning Museum of Glass — from watching live glassmaking demos to wandering galleries filled with ancient and modern pieces. With your two-day admission ticket, you can take your time exploring or even try making your own glass art. It’s surprisingly moving, especially when you catch sunlight glinting off something centuries old.
Big Island: Kilauea Volcano Tour, Kona Coffee & Black Sand BeachYou’ll start your day sipping Kona coffee in cool mountain air before feeling black sand under your feet at Punaluʻu Beach. Watch for sea turtles and listen as your guide shares stories beside Kilauea’s steaming crater. End with a cozy dinner at Kilauea Lodge—all with hotel pickup and meals included. It’s less about checking sights off a list than letting Hawaii get under your skin.
Greenwich Village Italian Food Tour & TastingsYou walk through Greenwich Village's Italian neighborhood with a licensed guide whose family has roots here for generations, stopping at six family-owned shops to taste ravioli, arancini, meatballs, pastry and coffee. The tour runs just over two hours, covers less than a mile, and keeps groups to eight people so you're not lost in a crowd. Bring cash or card for any extras, tell Greg about allergies upfront, and dress for the weather — this tour runs rain or shine.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste real Italian-American food from places that have been here for generations, led by someone who actually grew up in the neighborhood — it's the difference between a walking tour and an insider's introduction to a corner of the city most people rush past.
Colorado Springs: Garden of the Gods Jeep Tour & Canyon StopsYou’ll ride open-air through Colorado Springs’ foothills with a local guide, stopping at Garden of the Gods’ wild red rocks and echoing railroad tunnels. Feel pine-scented air on your face in North Cheyenne Canyon, wander quirky Manitou Springs, and share stories along bumpy roads. Expect laughter, little surprises—and maybe a quiet moment you’ll remember later.
Lancaster Amish Country: Farmlands Tour, Jacob’s Choice & HomesteadYou’ll wander Lancaster’s country roads by mini-bus with a local guide, watch “Jacob’s Choice” unfold on five screens, and step inside an Amish homestead and schoolhouse. Expect real stories, small surprises (like homemade pretzels), and moments that linger long after you leave—the kind you don’t plan for but remember anyway.
Portland: Donut Walking Food Tour with Local FavoritesYou’ll wander through downtown Portland tasting donuts from iconic spots like Coco, Blue Star, and Voodoo Doughnuts on this walking food tour. Expect stories from your local guide, quick photo stops at quirky landmarks, and plenty of chances to chat with fellow travelers as you snack your way through the city’s sweet side.
Maui: Molokini & Turtle Town Luxury Catamaran SnorkelYou spend the day snorkeling Molokini Crater and Turtle Town aboard a luxury catamaran with breakfast, a grilled lunch, and an open bar all included. The boat operates at reduced capacity so the experience stays personalized, and the crew's 40+ years of local knowledge means you're in the water where the turtles actually are. Guests ages 4 and older are welcome; the boat departs from Maui and returns the same day.Is it for me?Book this if you want to snorkel Molokini and see green sea turtles without arranging your own boat, gear, or meals — the luxury catamaran and small-group capacity mean you spend the day in the water and on deck, not managing logistics.
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