Best results for Historical Tours

Explore Louisiana bayous by pontoon with trained navigators and abundant wildlife viewing

See Burlington’s highlights in one hour on a guided trolley ride

Explore Sonoma by electric trike, then hike with a guide through scenic vineyards and native habitats

Discover Savannah's dark history on a guided 1-mile evening walk.

Paddle the Wailua River & hike to a 120-foot waterfall with a knowledgeable guide

Includes shuttle and park entry on a 4-hour Emerald Cave paddle

Taste classic North Beach flavors on a leisurely 7–8 block stroll with all food and drinks included

Spice up your night with bold bites, strong spirits, and haunted tales in California’s first town.

Enjoy optional bar stops while you hear hauntings, crimes, and Voudou lore on a small-group French Quarter walk

Explore Williamsburg after dark with witch trials, pirate tales, and ghost stories on a guided 1 hour 45 minute walk

Snorkel Maui reefs on a stable 55-foot catamaran with gear and lunch included.

Watch whales in their natural habitat on a 2-hour catamaran tour, December to April.

Visit Pearl Harbor and North Shore or Circle Island on a 100% private, custom tour

Visit Pearl Harbor’s key sites with Waikīkī pickups while learning the history of December 7, 1941

Experience Mount Vernon and Arlington with a private guide, vehicle, and included tickets

Experience WWII history with tickets included and Waikiki pickup for an 8–9 hour Pearl Harbor visit

Experience Pearl Harbor and Honolulu highlights with entry tickets and Waikiki pickup

Customize a full-day private Oahu tour with Pearl Harbor entry and scenic lookouts

Discover Monmouth's 1818 Main House on a 2-hour guided tour

Experience Natchez heritage in a 1-hour visit with stories of the 1716 fort and Peter Little

Go inside Alcatraz with ferry, audio tour, and your choice of bike rental, hop-on hop-off bus, or Bay Cruise

Discover ‘Iao Needle, lush gardens, and historic Wailuku on a 5-hour valley excursion

Visit Oak Alley and Whitney with roundtrip transport and admission included

Explore a 1799 West Indies–style home and a historic cemetery while learning New Orleans history and burial customs