Small-group tours, day trips, cooking classes and multi-day adventures. Every tour vetted for traveller reviews first.
A 5-hour sea kayak tour departing Jervis Bay where you paddle to secluded beaches with white sand and spot marine wildlife including seals, dolphins and seasonal whales. All gear is provided and guided throughout. Suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants to paddle rather than hike, combining exercise with genuine wildlife-watching chances rather than guaranteed sightings.
A 3-hour guided manatee snorkel tour in small groups led by a USCG Captain and certified dive professional. You'll enter the water to observe manatees in their natural habitat whilst equipped with wetsuits and snorkelling gear. All guides hold formal training in manatee ecology and in-water rescue, with the tour structured around wildlife protection standards set by the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
A 2.5-hour private guided tour of the Louvre designed for families with children and teenagers. Your group gets exclusive access to a guide who specialises in keeping young visitors engaged, reserved entry included, and a structured walk through major galleries featuring the Mona Lisa, Venus de Milo and other masterpieces. You'll skip general queues and enter directly with your guide, making it a straightforward way to navigate one of the world's largest museums without the usual crowds slowing you down.
A private full-day tour from Delhi to Agra covering the Taj Mahal, Agra Fort, and Itmad-ud-Daula (the 'diamond box' tomb). You'll travel in a climate-controlled private car with a dedicated guide for around 11–12 hours, seeing three major monuments in detail. The tour picks you up anywhere across Delhi and its suburbs, and optional meal and monument ticket add-ons are available, making this a self-contained alternative to piecing together transport and entry yourself.
A 6-hour private cenote and lagoon tour in the Riviera Maya for couples, families, or small groups seeking flexibility and early-morning access. You'll snorkel Yal-Kú Lagoon before crowds arrive, then swim in two distinct cenotes — one open-air and jungle-ringed, the other underground with cave formations — with a relaxed pace and customisable stops. Private transport, snorkel gear, and water included; lunch optional at local rates.
A private two-hour stand-up paddle boarding tour along Maui's scenic Turtle Town coastline, guided by an experienced instructor. Beginners start with a lesson in shallow Makena Bay waters before paddling past sea caves, lava cliffs, and green sea turtles through clear water and coral reefs. All skill levels welcome, with gear and life jackets supplied. You'll receive a digital photo package of the experience.
A 75-minute escape room adventure for groups up to 8 people at The Galleria. Choose from five original games, including Cosmic Crisis and Timeliner: Train Through Time, where you'll solve puzzles and follow clues across multiple rooms to complete your mission. Family-friendly, wheelchair accessible, and designed for all fitness levels.
A 2–4 hour scooter tour of Ho Chi Minh City's street food scene, where you ride behind a local guide or Áo Dài rider and stop to eat at working vendor stalls. Choose from four tiers: Basic (bánh mì and steamed roll), Standard (three+ dishes), Iconic (broken rice, bánh mì, bánh xèo and local coffee), or Rush Saigon (scooter exploration only, no food). All options include hotel pickup, helmet, water and raincoat if needed.
A full-day private tour of Luxor's ancient temples across both banks of the Nile, with your own guide and air-conditioned transport. You'll see Karnak and Luxor Temple on the East Bank, then cross to explore the Valley of the Kings and Hatshepsut Temple on the West Bank. Lunch is included. Best suited to anyone wanting a structured, unrushed look at Egypt's most concentrated cluster of pharaonic monuments without joining a group.
A private full-day guided tour of the American D-Day sector in Normandy, spanning eight to nine hours. You'll visit US Airborne drop zones, Utah and Omaha beaches, the German fortifications at La Pointe du Hoc, and conclude at the Normandy American Cemetery. The tour includes private vehicle transport with air conditioning and scheduled stops for photos, facilities and refreshments—lunch is on your own.
An 11-hour full-day tour from Hanoi to Ninh Binh for groups up to 8 people, combining cultural immersion, history, and outdoor activity. You'll visit a local family home, explore the ancient capital of Hoa Lu on foot, take a rowing boat through Tam Coc river's limestone landscape, and cycle through villages and rice fields on a sport bike. Air-conditioned transport, professional English-speaking guide, lunch and entry fees included.
When Mia from our BookNow team tried this private boat tour of Phang Nga Bay, she found a solid way to dodge the usual tour-boat crowds and actually explore on your own terms. You're canoing through mangrove channels, poking into hidden lagoons, and hitting the famous James Bond Island (yes, that one from the films) across a morning or afternoon. The bay itself is genuinely striking—limestone cliffs jut out of the water like something from a prehistoric film set, and the whole area feels less touristy when you're not packed shoulder-to-shoulder with a hundred others. Most tours run 6–8 hours depending on what you fit in.
A full-day trip from Beijing to Xi'an by bullet train to see the Terracotta Warriors Museum, including all transfers, entrance tickets, lunch, and a professional English-speaking guide. You'll spend roughly 8 hours travelling (4 hours each way by high-speed train) and around 3–4 hours at the museum site itself, making this suitable only if you're prepared for a long day and brief visit to one of China's most significant archaeological sites.
A 6–7 hour private tour combining Tulum's Mayan ruins, cenote snorkelling, and a sea-turtle swim in Akumal, finishing with lunch at a local jungle restaurant. You'll have a certified guide to yourself or your group, early-morning entry to Tulum to sidestep peak crowds, and a choice of three cenotes. Includes hotel pickup, snorkelling kit, and all park fees. Swimming ability required.
When Ben from our team took this tuk tuk tour around Lisbon, it felt like the smart move for getting a lay of the land without the usual tour-bus slog. You're zipping through the hilly neighbourhoods — Alfama, Graça, Mouraria, Baixa, Chiado — stopping at viewpoints and lively streets while the guide fills you in on local stories and quirks. It's a couple-friendly, small-group setup that lets you actually breathe and snap photos without fighting a crowd. The whole thing runs 2 to 2.5 hours, which is long enough to clock the main character of the city without burning you out.
A private guided tour of Tokyo's major districts—Harajuku, Shibuya, Shinjuku, Odaiba, Akihabara—lasting 2 to 8 hours at your chosen pace. Your English-speaking guide includes transport between stops, a typical Japanese drink and snack, and photos at landmarks. Designed for small groups or individuals wanting local insights rather than coach-tour anonymity.
A 2-hour walking tour through Charleston's 350-year history, led by an experienced guide who weaves together the city's complex social, political and cultural narrative. You'll cover ground at a steady pace through central Charleston, hearing stories spanning from colonial settlement through to the modern era—some triumphant, some difficult, all grounded in what actually happened. Suits anyone with moderate fitness who wants substance over surface-level sightseeing.
A guided electric bike or scooter tour covering Prague's main sights — Castle views, monasteries, riverside paths, and historic quarters — without needing a driving licence. Tours run 5 minutes to 3 hours depending on route; groups stay under 10 people per guide, with a safety briefing and helmet hire included. You'll cover ground fast enough to reach hilltop vantage points and quieter areas alongside the Vltava that walking tours often skip.
A 3-hour backstreet food tour through Osaka's Uranamba neighbourhood, limited to 9 people per group. You'll taste around 13 dishes at local eateries with a professional guide who shares stories about the city's food culture and subcultures rather than reciting scripted facts. Includes 2 drinks. Best suited to food-curious travellers who want to eat where locals eat, not at tourist-oriented venues.
A 2-hour wine tasting in Paris's Latin Quarter led by Thierry, a certified French sommelier and Burgundy wine instructor. You'll taste 6 wines spanning Champagne, Loire, Burgundy, Bordeaux and Rhône regions, learning proper tasting technique along the way. Groups stay small (max 12 people) in an intimate setting, and you can arrange a cheese pairing in advance if you'd like one.
A 3-hour guided hike up Camelback Mountain, Phoenix's most-climbed peak, with a certified local guide who provides kit and refreshments. You'll ascend roughly 1,280 metres to the summit and back on a well-trodden but steep trail. Suits hikers with solid fitness who want a full-day accomplished goal in a half-morning and want professional safety backup on a popular but sometimes exposed scramble.
A private, one-hour aerial tour of Maui timed for sunset, flying in a small metal cabin aircraft with panoramic windows. Maximum three passengers per flight. You'll depart from Kahului International Airport's private aviation section, skip regular queues via VIP gate access, and receive live commentary from your pilot while sipping champagne as the sun sets over the island. Suited to couples and small groups after a day exploring Maui.
An 8-hour cruise and walk combining seal and wildlife viewing around Ile Des Phoques and Maria Island with a guided convict heritage walk. Departing from Triabunna (90 minutes south of Hobart), you'll spend 4 hours cruising past dramatic cliffs, sea caves and granite peaks, then 2 hours on foot exploring the Darlington convict settlement. Led by marine scientists, the tour includes lunch, drinks and wildlife commentary; shuttle transport from Hobart is available separately.
A 2-mile guided walk through San Francisco's lesser-known neighbourhoods, centred on mosaic-tiled staircases that connect different city levels. You'll climb at a relaxed pace suited to most fitness levels, stop for 360-degree views of the Golden Gate Bridge and downtown, and learn the history behind these distinctive public artworks. Expect to see pockets of the city most visitors miss, including hidden gardens and residential streets.
A private full-day tour of Sintra from Lisbon with a driver-guide who skips ticket queues and manages your pace. You'll visit multiple landmarks across Sintra's hillside landscape and natural park over 10–11 hours, with the guide waiting between sites and no fixed time limits at each stop. Solo travellers welcome. Bottled water included; monument entry fees, lunch and dinner are your own cost.
A private 8-hour guided tour of Sintra's palaces and monuments with all admission tickets included, hotel pick-up, and a dedicated guide. You move through the sites at your own rhythm without queuing or joining coach groups—ideal for anyone wanting to explore Sintra's historic estates (Pena Palace, Quinta da Regaleira, others) without the typical tourist crowds or time pressure.
A 3–8 hour private walking tour through Toledo's Jewish quarter led by a guide specialising in Sephardic history. You'll visit two working synagogues—El Tránsito (now the Sephardic Museum) and Santa María la Blanca—and see remains of the medieval community that thrived here from the 4th century: ritual baths, Talmudic schools, and archaeological traces scattered across streets that once formed a distinct neighbourhood within the city. Choose the length and transport options that suit your schedule.
A 2–3 hour guided walk through Sassi di Matera with a local guide who leads you to key sites across the ancient stone quarter. You'll stop at significant landmarks and hear stories beyond the standard guidebook fare, gaining insight into how the neighbourhood actually functions and feels. Suits anyone curious about the area's history and character, with no fitness barriers.
A two-hour walking tour of Charleston's historic core led by a certified guide. You'll cover pivotal Revolutionary War and Civil War sites alongside centuries-old architecture, navigating narrow streets and alleyways on foot. The tour suits history buffs and casual explorers alike — no special fitness required, though the walking pace and uneven ground mean it's not ideal for those with spinal concerns.
A private, customisable tour of Santorini lasting 2–8 hours, tailored to your interests. You'll visit signature spots like Oia's sunset views, the Red Beach, Akrotiri's archaeological site, and traditional villages, with an English-speaking guide and private transport throughout. Hotel or port pickup and drop-off included, making it flexible for cruise passengers and resort guests alike.
A full-day private tour of the Giza Pyramids and Grand Egyptian Museum, led by a professional Egyptologist guide who doubles as a photographer. You'll get an air-conditioned van pickup, mineral water, and a personalised itinerary — the guide will adjust pacing and activities (camel rides, shopping, extra time at sites) based on what interests you. Eight to nine hours total, ideal if you want flexibility and a curated photo record of your visit.
A 4-hour private boat charter for up to 10 people on a 27-foot double-decker boat with a slide, departing from Clearwater Beach. You'll cruise local waterways to spot wild dolphins, anchor at sandbars and barrier islands for shelling and swimming in the Gulf, with a captain-led itinerary tailored to your group's interests. Suits families, celebrations, or anyone wanting a customised water day without the crowds of a large tour.
A private full-day tour of Terceira Island tailored to your interests and pace. You'll travel by air-conditioned minivan with a local guide, visiting the island's highlights across 7–9 hours. The tour includes hotel or port pickup and drop-off, lunch, and bottled water throughout. Everything is customisable — tell your guide what you want to see most, and the itinerary flexes around your priorities.
A 30-minute jet ski ride along Dubai's coast with views of the Burj Al Arab, the sail-shaped luxury hotel. You'll ride your own jet ski with guide instruction and safety briefing, suitable for most fitness levels. The experience includes photos and video footage of your run. Best for anyone wanting a faster, more active water alternative to a standard boat tour of the same landmark.
A 4–5 hour minsk motorcycle tour from Hanoi to Bat Trang ceramic village, combining a thrilling ride along the Red River dyke with visits to working ceramic workshops and a local home lunch. You'll navigate narrow village alleyways, try your hand at shaping pottery, and eat a meal cooked by your host family — giving you a direct look at rural production and everyday life outside the city.
A seven-hour sailing trip along southern Crete's quieter coastline, visiting remote beaches and villages by private yacht. You'll anchor at turquoise coves — Loutro, Marmara, Sweet Water beach and Saint Paul — with multiple swimming stops and a cabin to rest between swims. The operator runs the only sailing yacht in this stretch, so expect minimal crowds and clear water without the busy-beach feel of mainstream Cretan tours.
A 5–7 hour Vespa tour along the Amalfi and Sorrento coastline, with an experienced driver at the helm so you can soak in the views. You'll ride past dramatic cliffs and coastal villages—Positano, Amalfi, Praiano, Furore, Sorrento, or Ravello depending on your pickup point—with the flexibility to self-ride if you have experience and confirm availability beforehand. Suits anyone after a scenic, traffic-free way to see the coast without navigating the narrow, winding roads yourself.
A 3-hour hands-on cooking class where you'll prepare four main dishes and three breads from scratch, then eat what you've made. Suited to anyone curious about Indian cooking technique and food culture, this session runs at 11:30 am and includes lunch (or dinner depending on your booking time), water, tea, and coffee. You'll work alongside instruction to build practical skills in a format that's genuinely participatory, not demonstration-based.
A 2.5-hour semi-private evening tour of the Louvre (6 guests maximum) with reserved entry, designed to see major works like the Mona Lisa and Venus de Milo during quieter hours. You'll move through the palace with an expert guide who contextualises both the art and the building's history. Best for those wanting to avoid peak-time crowds without sacrificing depth of interpretation.
A 6.5-hour guided Vespa tour along the Amalfi Coast for riders comfortable on a scooter. You'll travel by private Classic Vespa with an authorized guide, stopping at Positano for shopping, the Furore Fjord for photos, and Amalfi to explore the Cathedral and town square. The operator has been licensed to run these tours since 2012 and includes fuel, helmet, insurance and hotel pickup — food, entry fees and tips are separate.