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Explore Old Louisville’s eerie past on a private, guide-led walk with flexible day or night departures

Explore Boston Common and Beacon Hill film sites with insights from a local actor

Capture Beacon Hill’s 19th-century charm with photo tips on a small-group walk

Drive a GPS-guided GoCar, then explore the Mob Museum for a deeper look at Las Vegas crime history

Build confidence on calm bay waters with 1-hour private coaching for ages 7+

Ride scenic Brooklyn waterfront neighborhoods with a local guide in 3.5 hours

Explore FiDi and Ground Zero with an architect-led private tour for insider context

Explore SoHo and the Village with a PhD architect on a 2-hour tour of cast-iron, tenements, and contemporary icons

See the NYC skyline and Statue of Liberty illuminated aboard a 1920s-style yacht

Ride a horse-drawn carriage from Central Park to Rockefeller and Times Square in 50 minutes

Cycle over the Brooklyn Bridge for skyline views, harbor vistas, and photo stops

Unwind on a 90-minute Cape Fear River sunset cruise with live local music and a full bar

Glide through Old Salem and downtown Winston-Salem with training and narration

Discover Memphis' darker past on a twilight walk with true-crime tales and a cocktail

Split your time between wakesurfing and relaxing aboard a captained 2023 Axis T235

See Austin like a local—without the guesswork.

Cruise Austin in a roofless party bus with LEDs, sound system, and BYOB on a private 2-hour tour

Taste Thai and pub fare, local beer, and artisan sweets on Madison’s east side

Relax on a private cruise with skyline views, swim stops, and your own music

Ride a high-performance Can-Am SXS on a self-guided GPS route with on-trail support for a fast, scenic desert escape

Explore Sonoran Desert trails at your pace with GPS support

Glide on premium e-bikes with a local guide to SF's iconic sights from North Beach to the Golden Gate

Hold tight as you bounce across Gulf waves on an inflatable banana boat pulled by jet skis

Soar up to 800 feet above Alabama’s Gulf Coast for sweeping beach views