Things to do in USA
Helicopter Ride New York8 optionsVegas Helicopter Tour14 optionsHop on Hop Off New York11 optionsBus Tour Hollywood18 optionsSunset Cruise Waikiki38 optionsBoat Tour Miami74 optionsATV Las Vegas22 optionsHop on Hop Off Los Angeles8 optionsMaui Snorkeling58 optionsSpeedboat Miami8 optionsFrench Quarter Ghost Tour27 optionsMount Vernon Tours7 options
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Las Vegas: Private UTV Off Road Trails & Yellow Pine MineYou’ll ride private UTV trails past real mining relics near Las Vegas with a local guide leading the way. Feel desert wind on your face thanks to fresh air helmets (no dust mouth here), swap drivers if you want, grab photos at Yellow Pine Mine’s summit, and enjoy cold drinks before heading back — it’s raw Nevada energy with just enough comfort.
Area 51 & Extraterrestrial Highway Day Trip from Las VegasYou’ll ride out from Las Vegas with a small group and local guide, spotting Janet Airlines before crossing miles of desert along the Extraterrestrial Highway. Stop for lunch at Little A’Le’Inn—maybe hear some wild stories—and stand right at Area 51’s edge beneath those famous warning signs. It’s strange, funny, and oddly moving all at once.
Key West: Craft Cocktail Crawl & Food Tastings Off DuvalYou’ll sip five unique cocktails in real Key West bars (not just tourist spots), taste spicy bites and fresh tacos between stops, and hear stories from a guide who knows everyone by name. Expect laughter, new friends, and maybe a recipe or two you’ll want to steal for home.
Sedona to Grand Canyon: Full Day Tour & South Rim VistaYou leave Sedona at dawn, drive through Oak Creek Canyon and Flagstaff, spend the afternoon at Grand Canyon South Rim with multiple scenic stops including the Desert View Watchtower, visit the Navajo Nation at Cameron Trading Post on the return, and arrive back at your hotel by early evening. Hotel pickup and water are included; lunch is on your own.Is it for me?Right for travelers based in Sedona without a car who want to see the Grand Canyon rim in one full day with all transport and park entry handled. Plan for an eleven-hour day starting at dawn—that's what fits the drive, the rim time, and the Navajo Nation stop into a single outing.
Oahu Shark Dive from Haleiwa: Marine Biology & Sharks GuaranteedYou spend 45 to 60 minutes in the water with a marine biologist who teaches you shark behavior, biology, and how to read body language before you enter. Small groups, all snorkel gear included, no previous diving experience needed. The boat leaves from Haleiwa, and the program guarantees you'll see sharks — or you understand why the conditions made that impossible.Is it for me?Book this if you want to understand sharks instead of fear them, and you're comfortable in the water — the marine biologist's expertise is what transforms a swim into an education, and the small group size is what makes that teaching possible.
Las Vegas: Mike Hammer Magic Show & Comedy at Four QueensYou arrive at the Four Queens, take your seat, and watch a 70-minute magic show that blends illusions with sharp comedy and real audience participation. The ticket covers entry and all taxes; VIP adds line skip and a drink. The finale pulls together everything Hammer's done that night into one last trick that lands because you've been engaged the whole time.Is it for me?Book this if you want a magic show that moves fast and doesn't take itself too seriously—Hammer's comedy keeps the pace up between tricks, which is what makes 70 minutes feel like it's over too soon instead of dragging.
55-Minute Helicopter Tour: Volcanoes National ParkA 55-minute helicopter tour departing from Hilo Airport that flies directly over Volcanoes National Park, passing orchid farms and native forest en route. The flight includes a live English-speaking guide, safety briefing and all taxes and fees; you arrive at the airport an hour before departure. Safari Helicopters has operated on Big Island for over 35 years.Is it for me?The flight is 55 minutes in the air with no walking or water entry, so it suits travelers who want the volcano views without physical exertion. Arrive an hour early and bring only what fits on your lap, since there is no baggage space and the helicopter loads quickly.
Charleston: Dark Hauntings Walking Tour & Customizable StopsYou walk through Charleston's oldest neighborhoods and choose which hauntings to explore—a graveyard, a hotel, a restaurant, or hidden alleyways—based on what interests you. A local storyteller leads the 90-minute tour, tailoring the stops and stories to your preferences. No two tours are the same, and you're never rushed through a location.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through Charleston's ghost stories at your own pace and choose what you're curious about—the fixed route tours don't offer that choice, and this one does.
Asheville Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour: 10 stops, live narrationThe Asheville Hop-On Hop-Off Trolley Tour is a narrated sightseeing loop on a vintage Gray Line trolley that stops at 10 locations across downtown, Biltmore Village, River Arts District, and South Slope Brewing District. One complete loop takes roughly 90 to 100 minutes, with trolleys departing every 30 minutes (April through October) or every 60 minutes (November through March). You hop off wherever you want to walk around, then board the next trolley to continue—no fixed itinerary, no guide you're locked to, no need to arrange your own transport between neighborhoods.Is it for me?Start at the Asheville Visitor Center on Montford Avenue if you're staying downtown or arrived without a car—the trolley loop connects all the neighborhoods you'd otherwise need to drive between, and you can hop off to explore each one at your own pace without figuring out parking or directions.
Big Island Manta Ray Night Snorkel: Kona & KeauhouYou'll snorkel at night with manta rays off the Big Island's Kona coast, floating on a light board while these gentle giants feed around you. Your guide stays in the water, your gear is included, and the boat ride out is 15–20 minutes from Honokohau Harbor. If mantas don't show, you can return free (if booked at full price). Confirm your check-in time with the operator when you book.Is it for me?Book this if you're a confident snorkeler who wants to see manta rays in their natural habitat at night without arranging your own boat or guide—the operator's experience and safety setup are what make the difference between a memorable encounter and a risky one.
Boston Seafood Tour: Fish Pier tastings with local guideA small-group or private walking tour of Boston's Seaport District that includes behind-the-scenes access to the historic Fish Pier, tastings of local seafood (lobster roll, clam chowder, oysters, tuna hand rolls, and more), and a guide who shares the stories of Boston's fishing industry and maritime heritage. The tour covers roughly 2 miles at a relaxed pace with plenty of stops, and the tastings together equal a full meal.Is it for me?Book the small-group option to join other food travelers and hear stories from a local guide at their favorite eateries; choose the private tour if your group wants the same behind-the-scenes access and tastings without sharing the experience with others.
Maui Whale Watching Tour: Ma'alaea Harbor with Marine ExpertsYou’ll watch humpback whales off Maui with marine naturalists guiding every moment — spotting mothers and calves or hearing their songs through an underwater hydrophone. There’s space to ask questions or just listen quietly as whales surface nearby. With pickup from Ma'alaea Harbor and guaranteed sightings, this tour leaves you feeling more connected to both ocean and island life.
Williamsburg: Jamestown & Yorktown Full Day with LunchYou start at Jamestown Settlement with a guided tour and free time to explore the 1607 landing site, then eat lunch at a local cafe (colonial-style meal available if you want it). Afterward, you visit Yorktown Battlefield with a guided walk and photo stops, then finish at the American Revolution Museum with both guided sections and time to explore independently. Hotel pickup and air-conditioned transport are included; the whole day takes roughly eight hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want American colonial and Revolutionary War history in one full day without arranging your own transport or timing between three separate sites—the local guide and fixed schedule handle the logistics, leaving you free to absorb the story as it unfolds.
Colorado Springs: Downtown Food Tour & Local Art WalkYou’ll wander downtown Colorado Springs with a local guide, tasting everything from craft lemonade to chef-inspired bites and skipping lines at favorite spots. Hear stories about Pikes Peak and see murals tucked in alleys as you stroll between stops. Expect laughter, unexpected flavors, and maybe even a new appreciation for this city’s creative side.
New Orleans French Quarter: Private Mule Carriage TourYou board a private mule-drawn carriage at 700 St. Louis Street and spend one hour rolling through the French Quarter with a licensed local guide who customizes the route to your interests. You pass St. Louis Cathedral, Jackson Square, Bourbon Street, the French Market, and historic neighborhoods dating to the 1800s, with no set script and no strangers on board. The carriage holds up to four people and the guide shapes the tour around what you want to see.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the French Quarter's main landmarks without walking or joining a group tour, and you'd rather have a guide shape the route around what interests you than follow a fixed script.
Maui: West Maui Mountains ATV Tour & Coastal RideYou ride an ATV from the West Maui valley overlook down to the ocean coastline in 1.5 hours, with a guide leading the way and open sections to build speed. The tour includes helmets, goggles, and complimentary beverages. You'll need a valid driver's license and closed-toe shoes, and the minimum age to drive is 16.Is it for me?Book this if you want to ride an ATV in Maui without arranging your own vehicle or equipment — the tour handles the machines, safety gear, and route, so you just show up with a valid license and ride.
Historic Bike Tour in Tucson: Adobe neighborhoods and local stopsA 2 to 2½ hour guided bicycle tour of Tucson's historic barrios, riding about 8 flat miles at a relaxed pace in a small group of 8 max with a knowledgeable local guide. The route passes the Historic Southern-Pacific train station, El Presidio neighborhood, Barrio Viejo, and a short stretch of the 55-mile Loop bike path. Professional guide, bicycle, helmet and bottled water are included.Is it for me?The relaxed pace and flat terrain suit any fitness level, so you don't need to be a cyclist to enjoy it—the guide handles the route while you focus on the neighborhoods and the stories behind them.
Grand Canyon Day Trip: Lava Fields, Ruins & Painted DesertYou’ll start by walking ancient lava fields near Sunset Crater before exploring Native American ruins at Wupatki and grabbing fry bread at Cameron Trading Post. With time at both East and South Rims of the Grand Canyon plus Painted Desert views, you’ll feel Arizona’s wild history under your feet—and maybe take home a story or two yourself.
Joshua Tree: Scenic Hummer Tour & Ancient Rock WalksYou’ll ride through Joshua Tree in an air-conditioned Hummer or van with a local guide who knows every story behind those wild rock formations. See ancient petroglyphs on a short walk, watch climbers tackle giant boulders, and catch views stretching all the way to Mexico if you’re lucky with the weather. This day trip leaves you with more than just photos—it sticks with you.
St Augustine: Haunted Walking Tour with Real Paranormal EvidenceYou’ll follow a local guide through St Augustine’s shadowy streets on this haunted walking tour—hearing true ghost stories at Castillo de San Marcos and two historic cemeteries. Listen to real EVP recordings captured by investigators and see photos of possible apparitions as you learn what really happened at each spot. It’s eerie, sometimes funny, always human—and you might find yourself glancing back as you walk home.
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