Top New Hampshire Nature and Wildlife Tours

This two-hour tour is the perfect opportunity for those looking to taste fresh oysters, paddle with a trained kayak guide, and observe coastal wildlife. We will explore Little Bay, a tidal estuary located outside of Portsmouth, NH, near the mouth of the Piscataqua River where there is an abundance of aquatic wildlife from shellfish to shorebirds. Then, we will paddle to Hidden Coast Shellfish's floating farmhouse to learn all about their growing and harvesting process. The oysters you sample will be fresh picked from the ocean!

Explore New Hampshire’s Benson Park with the voice of its original founder in your ear on this smartphone-based self-guided walking tour. Opened in 1924 as Benson’s Wild Animal Farm, this park was once home to a cast of exotic creatures, along with wild entertainment options. The park may have taken on a more conventional demeanor in recent years, but this audio tour lets you hear about the park’s madcap early days from John T. Benson himself.

Escape Cairo for an unforgettable private VIP adventure in Fayoum’s desert. Explore the spectacular Wadi El-Hitan (Whale Valley), home to ancient whale fossils, visit the beautiful Wadi El-Rayan waterfalls, and enjoy the unique scenery of Magic Lake. Ride through the desert in a private 4×4, experience exciting dune driving, try sandboarding across the golden dunes, and enjoy a delicious Egyptian lunch in a traditional Bedouin-style setting. Your experience includes private transportation from Cairo, private 4×4 desert transportation, entrance fees, lunch, soft drinks, and sandboarding. This is a complete Fayoum desert experience combining adventure, nature, culture, and relaxation — all in one unforgettable day.

Immerse yourself in the natural beauty of New Hampshire as you pedal through vibrant woods, and peaceful colorful marshes. The rail is a haven for nature lovers. Keep your eyes open for wild turkeys, songbirds, & other wildlife as you ride along marshside paths and through wooded clearings. But beneath your wheels lies another story. This peaceful rail was once a busy railroad corridor. The rails connected the Seacoast to the wider world, carrying people, goods & even the famous beer produced by Portsmouth brewmaster Frank Jones. The railroad also played a role in one of the Seacoast’s most chilling stories. In 1873, Lewis Wagner escaped after the infamous Smuttynose Island murders, beginning a flight that became part of one of New England’s most notorious murder mysteries. Now, nature has reclaimed the corridor. Where locomotives once traveled, cyclists glide along flat, well-maintained crushed-stone paths surrounded by wetlands, forests, and the changing colors of the seasons.

Step into the wild beauty of New Hampshire’s White Mountains with your private naturalist guide leading the way. Wander along fern-lined trails, beneath ancient maple and spruce forests, and beside rushing mountain streams that cut through granite cliffs. Your guide will tailor the route to your interests and pace – whether you’re seeking sweeping alpine views, quiet woodland paths, or a peaceful summit picnic. Along the way, learn about local ecology, mountain geology, and the storied conservation history that shaped this beloved wilderness. Our White Mountains tours ensure a seamless and stress-free experience. Relax in our comfortable transportation, allowing you to savor the scenic drive without the worry of navigating unfamiliar roads. We take care of all the details, ensuring you have the right gear and equipment, enabling you to fully immerse yourself in the natural beauty of the White Mountains.