Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A 3.5-hour brewery tour visiting three Memphis craft breweries with VIP access, tastings, and food included. You'll sample up to 12 beers, learn brewing history from a local guide, and travel by private air-conditioned transport. It's built for beer enthusiasts who want to understand Memphis's brewing scene beyond a casual pub crawl, with snacks and round-trip transport handled.
A 90-minute tour of a working cacao orchard in Hawaii where you'll see how cacao fruit is harvested and processed, then taste chocolate made on-site. You'll walk through shaded plantation rows to understand the full chain from tree to finished product, with an English-speaking guide and chocolate samples included. Suits anyone curious about where chocolate comes from and how it's actually grown.
A 10-hour private tour visiting three small-batch Kentucky bourbon distilleries with included transport, so you can taste without worrying about driving. You'll go behind the scenes at each site, taste straight from the barrel, and travel between locations in comfort with your own group. Lunch stops are arranged but not pre-paid. Suited to bourbon enthusiasts and groups wanting a full day focused on Kentucky whiskey production.
A 3-hour walking tour of NoLita that combines neighbourhood history with food tastings at local establishments. You'll learn how this downtown pocket between SoHo and Little Italy earned its name and evolved into a dining and shopping destination, stopping at four indoor restaurants (one with included wine) plus two on-the-go desserts. The tour balances walking through tree-lined streets with substantial time indoors, and covers enough ground that you won't leave hungry.
A 12-hour wine and food tour through Valle de Guadalupe in Baja California, starting with coastal views and fresh tacos in Rosarito before moving to three boutique wineries for 10–12 tastings. You'll eat a tapas-style lunch at one of the wineries and travel in a private air-conditioned van stocked with beer and water. Public tours run Saturdays, departing around 8:30 AM. Suited to wine enthusiasts and food-focused travellers who want structured winery visits without driving themselves.
A two-hour guided food walk through Chinatown and Little Italy led by local New Yorkers. You'll stop at several eating spots while learning the neighbourhood's social and architectural history. This suits anyone wanting to taste authentic local food without the guesswork of where to go — your guide handles route and recommendations, you just show up hungry. Meet at 121 Baxter Street and expect a brisk pace through crowded, historic streets.
A 2.5-hour food tour of New York's West Village that takes you to quality restaurants beyond Instagram hype. You'll visit carefully selected spots chosen for genuine flavour rather than viral appeal, guided by locals with direct relationships to owners and deep knowledge of each venue's history. The tour includes multiple meals at different stops, giving you a concentrated taste of the neighbourhood's best-kept eating spots without wasting time in tourist queues.
A 4-hour evening food and drink walk through two central DC neighbourhoods — Dupont Circle and Adams Morgan — stopping at six venues including Michelin-reviewed restaurants. You'll taste Ethiopian communal platters, seafood sliders, pupusas and dessert while learning the history and culture behind each stop. Suited to adults 21+ with moderate fitness who want to eat like a local rather than follow tourist trails; solo travellers are actively welcome.
A 3.5-hour walking food tour through Beverly Hills that takes you into private dining rooms and exclusive bars off the main streets. You'll taste four generous courses — charcuterie, pozole, artisan chocolate, and a smoothie — paired with two alcoholic drinks (wine, champagne or mezcal), and get rare access to Rodeo Drive's fashion houses. Designed for anyone wanting a local's perspective on the neighbourhood's dining scene, not just the headline sights.
A 6-hour helicopter wine tour that combines aerial sightseeing with tastings at multiple Northwest wineries. You'll start with champagne and snacks before takeoff, visit award-winning producers across Pinot Noir country, enjoy lunch at one stop, and return for a final photo opportunity. Best suited to wine enthusiasts with a budget for premium experiences who want the novelty of helicopter transport between tastings.
A 2-hour guided walk through Seattle's Capitol Hill neighbourhood sampling three specialty coffee drinks from independent cafes while learning local stories. You'll start at the historic Oddfellows Building and explore the neighbourhood that shaped Seattle's coffee culture, guided by someone who knows the area's counterculture and cafe history. Three drinks from three different roasters, plus the context of how this corner of the city became what it is today.
A two-day private wine tour for groups of 2–8 guests visiting ultra-small production wineries and estates closed to the public across Santa Barbara. You'll taste limited-release wines in seated tastings hosted by owners and winemakers themselves, tour vineyards and barrel rooms, and enjoy lunch and cheese. This is for wine drinkers who want to skip crowded commercial tasting rooms and go straight to the source.
A 1.5-hour hands-on cooking class in Atlanta where you'll learn to make Southern buttermilk biscuits, pimiento cheese spread, and sweet tea from scratch. Suited to all skill levels, the class covers both technique and the cultural roots of these staple recipes. You'll leave with practical skills and edible samples.
A small-group wine tour of Santa Barbara's private producers, capped at six guests per day. You'll visit appointment-only vineyards and barrel rooms closed to the public, tasting limited-release wines directly with winemakers and owners. Includes luxury Mercedes transport, seated tastings at each stop, organic lunch, and cheese. Designed for couples and serious wine drinkers who want to skip the commercial tasting-room circuit.
A three-hour guided bicycle tour through Austin that combines cycling with taco tastings at local favourites, plus stops at notable street murals. You'll sample two tacos and three drinks at different venues whilst pedalling through the city's cultural neighbourhoods. Suits food-focused visitors and casual cyclists who want a social, activity-based introduction to Austin's food scene without committing to a sit-down meal.
A 3.5-hour walking food tour through Downtown Los Angeles led by a local guide, hitting five neighbourhood eateries with tastings equivalent to a full meal. You'll browse the city's oldest public market, walk past historic landmarks like the Bradbury Building on Broadway, sit down for homemade pasta at an Italian osteria, grab tacos, and finish with dessert. Designed for anyone wanting to eat and explore authentically rather than hit obvious tourist spots.
A 4-hour guided e-bike tour through Sonoma County vineyards with stops at two local wineries for tastings of rosé, white, and red wines, plus a made-to-order sandwich lunch. You'll pedal on electric bikes along scenic routes with a knowledgeable guide covering the region's winemaking heritage. The e-bikes do the heavy lifting, so it suits riders of any fitness level — though the tour isn't recommended for people with spinal injuries, pregnancy, or cardiovascular concerns.
A three-hour songwriting workshop in Nashville where you'll write an original song from scratch, whether you arrive with ideas or starting blank. No musical experience required — the focus is on authentic storytelling and emotional honesty rather than technical skill. You'll work one-on-one or in a small group with a songwriter who guides you through melody, lyrics and structure, using piano, keyboard or guitar.
A three-hour walking tour of historic Main Street in Grapevine, Texas, combining food and drink tastings at local restaurants and specialty shops with bite-sized local history. You'll stop at multiple venues sampling margaritas, wine and other spirits, with all tasting fees and gratuities built into your ticket price. Suits anyone keen on regional food culture and a leisurely pace through a heritage precinct.
A 2.5-hour street food tour through one of New York City's most culturally diverse neighbourhoods, led by a local born and raised in the area. You'll sample authentic cuisines from across Asia and South America without leaving the neighbourhood, with all tastings included in the price. The tour departs from a location a short subway ride from Midtown Manhattan and focuses on sensory immersion rather than tourist landmarks.
A 90-minute hands-on cocktail class in West Palm Beach where you'll learn professional mixing techniques and make three signature drinks under expert guidance. You'll work with premium spirits, house-made syrups, and fresh ingredients, then pair your creations with a curated cheese and charcuterie board. The class wraps with a video recap and photos to take home—ideal for anyone keen to build real bartending skills, not just taste cocktails.
A 1.5–2 hour walking tour combining Harvard Square history with stops at three donut and pastry spots. You'll start at Union Square Donuts, walk through Harvard's campus with historical commentary, sample seasonal flavours at a campus café, then finish with loukoumades (Greek fried pastries) at Saloniki. It's a hybrid food-and-sightseeing experience rather than a deep historical dive—expect casual pacing and the focus stays on the stops themselves.
A 3-hour walking tour through San Francisco's North Beach that pairs Gold Rush-era ghost stories and Beatnik history with a full meal at neighbourhood landmarks. You'll visit the city's oldest restaurant, sample focaccia sandwiches at a bohemian café, finish with Italian dessert, and take a detour into Haunted Chinatown. Suits anyone after food, local history, and atmospheric storytelling without heavy physical demands.
A private 5–7 hour wine tour in the Sedona area with door-to-door pickup, tastings at three award-winning wineries, breweries or distilleries, and a guide who doubles as your photographer. You control the itinerary—mix venues to your preference—and travel in a private vehicle with complimentary non-alcoholic drinks. Groups stay small and the pace is unhurried. Pet-friendly.
A full-day bourbon trail tour visiting four Kentucky distilleries — Buffalo Trace, Rabbit Hole, Bulleit, and a fourth venue — with tastings at each and a locally-sourced lunch included. Runs 9.5 hours and suits anyone keen to sample premium bourbons from different producers in one day. You'll get behind the scenes at working distilleries with a guide who knows the region well, plus all admission is covered.
A 3-hour guided food tour through Fort Lauderdale's Historic District (Old Town) with four tasting stops at local restaurants. You'll sample chef-designed dishes paired with stories about the neighbourhood's food culture and history. Suits food-focused travellers and anyone keen to explore the city beyond typical tourist spots without heavy walking or strenuous activity.
A 3-hour guided bike tour through New Orleans neighbourhoods that stops at multiple local food spots, combining cycling with tastings at independent eateries. You'll pedal through scenic streets and eat your way through the city's food culture — gumbo, red beans, seafood and more — finishing full and armed with local tips for what to eat and do next. Suits anyone with a moderate fitness level and genuine hunger.
A 2.5-hour food walking tour through Greenwich Village that samples American culinary classics — donuts, cupcakes, burgers and more — while learning the neighbourhood's architectural and cultural history. You'll visit iconic local food shops and institutions across this walkable urban village, tasting what makes the area's food scene distinctive, with lunch included and plenty of stops suited to leisurely exploration.
A 3-hour guided walk combining Boston's Freedom Trail with tastings of regional classics—clam chowder, lobster roll, baked beans, and Boston cream pie from the Parker's restaurant where it was invented in the 1850s. You'll eat at four established local spots while learning how Native American, colonial, and immigrant influences shaped the city's food culture. Suits history buffs and food-curious visitors who want substance beyond a standard sightseeing tour.
A three-hour walking food tour through Orlando's Ivanhoe Village neighbourhood, stopping at five local restaurants for tastings that add up to a full meal. You'll choose between brunch or afternoon service, moving at a relaxed pace past lake views and street murals while a guide shares stories about the area and its food culture. Designed as a small-group experience that supports independent local businesses rather than chain restaurants.
A 2-hour interactive cocktail class set in a speakeasy-style venue where you'll learn drink-making techniques, taste three cocktails, and hear the history and stories behind them. The guide is licensed and certified, and the session balances learning with hands-on drinking and snacking. It's suited to anyone keen on cocktail craft and bar history, whether you're a beginner or looking to sharpen your skills.
A 1 hour 45 minute–2 hour walking tour through Old Town Temecula that combines wine tastings at three venues with local true crime stories. You'll sample wines from different spots while hearing accounts of historical crimes and scandals tied to the region. Suits wine drinkers curious about local history who want a different angle on a standard tasting tour.
A 4–6 hour private tour of St. Louis's best smokehouses and craft breweries, led by a knowledgeable guide who drives your group between hand-picked stops. You'll taste locally-smoked ribs and small-batch beers whilst learning how German immigrants built the city's beer heritage and what sets St. Louis BBQ apart. Food and drinks are on you at each venue, so you control what you eat and spend.
A three-hour hands-on cooking class where you'll learn to prepare four beloved local Hawaiian dishes from a professional chef. You'll work with fresh fish for poke, master rice preparation, and craft traditional sauces while exploring the cultural roots of each dish. The class emphasises the distinction between local cuisine and broader Hawaiian food traditions, finishing with a meal of what you've cooked.
A 2–3 hour guided walk through Greenwich Village sampling sweets and pizza slices at five to six stops, plus landmark spotting (Washington Square Park, FRIENDS building, Taylor Swift's apartment). Led by a native New Yorker with 25+ years' local knowledge, the tour includes bottled water and curated tastings but leaves time for walking between venues. Dietary restrictions and allergies can be accommodated with advance notice.
A 6-hour guided e-bike tour through Sonoma County wine country, stopping at two established wineries for tastings of local rosés, whites and reds. You'll cycle between vineyards on electric bikes with an experienced guide who covers the region's winemaking history, then enjoy a made-to-order sandwich lunch. The tour suits anyone who wants to explore wine regions without the fitness demands of a traditional bike ride, though wine tastings are optional.
A 2.5-hour acrylic painting class in downtown Santa Fe for all skill levels, taught by Laura Tarnoff, a fine artist with over 30 years' experience. Small groups of up to six people work on stretched canvas (11 x 14 inches), choosing from subjects like Northern New Mexico landscapes, adobe churches, or O'Keeffe-inspired work. All supplies provided; you take home a finished canvas.
A three-hour walking food tour through Laguna Beach covering roughly 1.5 miles and five local restaurants. You'll taste dishes at each stop while your guide shares the town's history and art scene. The pace suits all fitness levels, and the route takes in neighbourhoods and landmarks. Dietary adjustments (gluten-free, vegetarian, dairy-free) are available.
An 8-hour shared wine tour departing Anaheim that visits four Temecula Valley wineries with tastings, a production tour, underground cave walk, and charcuterie board. Suits couples, friend groups, and solo travellers wanting a guided day without driving — you'll stop in Old Town Temecula first, then move through Somerset, Oak Mountain, Bel Vino (live music and BBQ on Saturdays, food costs extra), and finish at hilltop Callaway Winery.
A one-hour glassmaking workshop where you'll design and craft wearable glass beads using torchwork techniques in a professional studio. You'll work with molten glass and colour at high temperatures to create finished pieces that cool overnight for collection the next day. Suits anyone curious about glasswork, from complete beginners to those looking for a hands-on creative escape.