All New Mexico Tours & Excursions in 2026 - page 2

Discover the world of J. Robert Oppenheimer and Soviet spies on this engaging two-hour walking tour in Santa Fe. Led by museum-trained docents from the New Mexico History Museum, this tour illuminates key locations related to the Manhattan Project and Cold War espionage. Explore the back-room office for the Manhattan Project, learn about vital spy craft techniques, and hear compelling stories tied to this historic period. With insights into the motivations of spies and the secrets exchanged, this tour provides a rich educational experience in a captivating setting. Private, customizable tours are available by request and docent availability. - Two-hour walking tour led by museum-trained docents - Discover key sites of the Manhattan Project and Soviet espionage - Hear true stories and anecdotes from a pivotal historical era - Tours available on select dates throughout the month from April to November - Private, custom tours are available

Breaking Bad fans won’t want to miss this entertaining and action-packed tour that features many show locations only true fans will appreciate. See Walter White’s house, Saul’s office, Jesse’s RV junkyard, the car wash, Jane’s apartment, Jesse’s house and much more. Ride in an RV just like the one in the show and even have light breakfast at Los Pollos Hermanos. Your Breaking Bad knowledge will be tested with trivia from the show, so come prepared to win prizes. Locations may change depending on filming schedules.

This is an audio, self-guided driving experience built for true fans—not a rushed bus stop tour. You’ll explore 12+ real Albuquerque filming locations used in Breaking Bad, guided by professionally produced narration with background music, precise Google Maps links, and careful, scene-accurate research. Go at your own pace, in your own car, with full context for each location—what was filmed there, how it was used, and how it fits into the story.

This tour is operated by local tour company Vigilante Guides. A 12th generation New Mexican will lead your tour offering local knowledge and insight. This will be an unforgettable journey and highlight of your trip to New Mexico. Discover the soul of northern New Mexico on a full-day, luxury tour from Santa Fe to Chimayó, Taos Pueblo, and the Rio Grande Gorge. Travel in comfort aboard a Mercedes-Benz Sprinter with a local guide who brings the region’s culture, history, and landscapes to life. Visit the sacred Santuario de Chimayó, the largest pilgrimage site in the United States. A sacred place with healing earth and a story that is unlike any other. Stop by the Vigil store where you can shop and purchase local spices and chiles. Explore the living history of Taos Pueblo with a Pueblo guide, and stand in awe at the dramatic Rio Grande Gorge. Enjoy a locally sourced lunch in Taos and relax with small group service, all-inclusive convenience, and unforgettable views along the way.

See a different side of Santa Fe beyond the plaza on a fun and athletic e-bike tour that earns rave reviews from travelers. Cover more ground than you would on a walking tour, taking advantage of the bike’s battery-assisted boost to go farther without breaking a sweat. Visit places many tourists miss, like the Santa Fe Railyard and River Park that hugs the Rio Grande, while a guide shares insider history not found in the guidebooks.

If you’re looking to explore the food of New Mexico while in Albuquerque, this Albuquerque Old Town Food Tour is a great pick. Book now and reserve your spot on this fun tour that passes San Felipe de Neri Church and Capilla de Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe on the way to eateries. Enjoy food and alcoholic beverages as your guide tells you about the history, culture, and food of the area.

Discover what makes the city different in Santa Fe, and visit non-touristy sights you’d miss by exploring on your own. On this small-group walking tour of Santa Fe, you’ll learn about the unique history of Santa Fe with your local guide as you head to downtown highlights including the Plaza, Loretto Chapel, the oldest church, San Miguel, and Sena Plaza, one of the city’s oldest homes.

We are located 4 or more miles away from the Albuquerque Balloon Festival. Reduced Prices for hot air Balloon Rides during the Albuquerque New Mexico Hot Air Balloon Festival As a further benefit to our passengers and to encourage more people to ride! Aerogenic Ballooning will be offering balloon rides for the reduced price! As usual, these rides include the "Balloon Champagne fiesta" with your choice of either champagne or sparkling cider. Not Just Hot Air Balloon Rides Although Everyone has to go for a hot air balloon ride during the world's biggest hot air balloon festival! Events while in Albuquerque are not limited to only hot air balloon rides. During the Albuquerque hot air ballooning events, they have a wide variety of things for everyone to do, from Chainsaw Carving Invitational to fireworks shows to balloon glows, and even the hot air balloon Mass Ascension. While the events slow down at the balloon festival grounds there are many other things to in Albuquerque, New Mexico

Skip hours of route planning and take a haunted tour of Old Town Albuquerque to learn about the many ghosts who call the city home. Legends, folklore, ghost stories, and history come to life as you depart on an intriguing excursion through 313 years of haunted history. Historic buildings and dark alleys conceal long-forgotten secrets of battles, murders, hangings, hidden cemeteries, and more.

Explore downtown Santa Fe's best eateries on a half-day walking tour led by an informative guide. Get a taste of new developments in Santa Fe’s food scene and sample classic New Mexican flavors as you explore the historic downtown Plaza area. Your guide shares commentary about the city’s history and the mix of Native, Hispanic, and Anglo cultures that have shaped its food culture.

Climb aboard for a one-of-a-kind journey down the Mother Road with ABQ Trolley Co.’s Route 66 Remixed Tour—a rolling celebration of 100 years of America’s most iconic highway. This immersive multimedia experience brings Route 66 to life, blending rich history with bold, contemporary creativity while inviting you to see Albuquerque’s stretch of the road in a whole new light. In collaboration with the City of Albuquerque’s Route 66 Remixed project, the tour transforms the roadway into an open-air canvas—where vintage motels, neon signs, and roadside legends collide with striking public art and modern storytelling. As you cruise through the heart of the city, you’ll uncover layers of Route 66’s past while seeing how artists and visionaries are reshaping its future. Expect vibrant visuals, engaging narration, and a fresh perspective on a road that never stops evolving.

Embark on a journey through time as we unveil the vibrant history, art, and characters that make Taos unlike any other place. Our pedal-assist e-bike tour is an educational and fun adventure that offers a local’s perspective on the hidden gems of this enchanting town.

With so much to explore, it can be hard to know where to begin in Santa Fe. This private walking tour removes the guesswork for an ideal introduction to the city’s historic plaza, charming adobe buildings, parks, and art galleries. Finish at the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum, with included admission so you can explore the life of this artist who immortalized northern New Mexico landscapes.

Those curious about pistachios—including the world’s largest pistachio at 30 feet tall—will find delight in PistachioLand, in Alamogordo. With this ticket, you’ll explore the 90-acre property via the orchard’s 14-passenger open-air shuttle, zooming among 12,000+ pistachio trees and rolling grape vineyards. After the tour, stop by the gift shop for souvenirs, gifts, and tasty free samples.

Step back in time and immerse yourself in the chilling tales of Albuquerque's haunted past as you embark on this thrilling walking ghost tour. From the eerie Old Town Visitor Center to the ghostly Church Street Cafe, each location holds a dark history waiting to be uncovered. As you traverse through the haunted streets of Albuquerque, you will feel the hair on the back of your neck stand on end as you hear about the gruesome deaths, illicit activities, and financial disasters that have left a mark on this haunted city. Discover the enchanting allure of this lesser-known gem as you traverse a mile-long path through Albuquerque's historic and haunted neighborhoods. Spend your evening on grounds alive with ghostly tales and historic intrigue, where every step brings you closer to the whispers of the past. *Note: Tour stops listed are subject to change based on availability and season.

Explore acres of monumental works at the ancestral home to over seventy monumental works by Allan Houser spanning various forms of sculpture including unique stone and casted bronze depicting the love, culture, religion and shared plight of Native Americans. The Apache Ethnographic Exhibit at the Allan Houser Foundation showcases the intricacies of the ancient arts of quilled beading and embroidery featuring pieces curated from generations of family artifacts, baskets, bone jewelry, hand crafted musical instruments and traditional weaponry. The Allan Houser Gallery at Haozous Place offers an expansive selection of unique pieces for sale and casted editions of bronze sculpture, charcoal drawings, and an extremely rare collections of watercolor work from his earlier periods. Guests may visit the outdoor "Walkabout" exhibit featuring work by Bob Haozous including work dedicated to the ongoing pursuit of political progress and judicial equity for Native Americans.

See parts of Albuquerque that tour buses cannot reach, and cover more ground than is possible on foot. This bicycle tour introduces you to the nature and culture of Albuquerque. You'll explore some of the city’s best scenery, living cultures and unique eco-systems, and have a chance to dip your toes into the city's celebrated lifeline, the Rio Grande.

Explore Albuquerque’s historic Old Town at your own pace with this GPS-enabled smartphone walking tour. Visit landmarks including San Felipe de Neri Church and Old Town Square, as well as hidden courtyards and the candy shop made famous by *Breaking Bad*. Along the way, gain insights into Indigenous cultures, conquistadors, settlers, and trade history—while enjoying total flexibility to pause, explore, and return anytime.

Discover why New Mexico is called the Land of Enchantment and reconnect with your artistic spirit on this one-of-a-kind walking tour from Taos. Using your phone, connect with your ‘creative collaborator,’ to wander along a scenic stretch of the Rio Grande on a walk designed to awaken your senses and tap into your inner artistry with creative exercises.

Take a full-day Rio Grande rafting adventure ideal for families and first-time rafters. Float through the Lower Gorge’s scenic Orilla Verde, where you’ll enjoy a delicious hot fajita lunch along the riverbanks. Experience the river’s broad canyon and rich habitat, where you can watch for wildlife like mule deer and birds of prey. Then, enjoy a thrilling encounter with whitewater during a 6-mile (9.6 kilometer) section of class 2-3 rapids.

Uncover the hidden Jewish history of Santa Fe on this engaging walking tour that reveals the rich tapestry of cultures and stories that have shaped the city. Led by a trained docent from the New Mexico History Museum, this two-hour experience guides you through significant sites and buildings, exploring the impact of the Spanish Inquisition and the legacy of Jewish settlers. Learn about fascinating figures and events that have influenced Santa Fe’s development, from early traders to influential families. This intimate tour is perfect for history enthusiasts and curious travelers alike. - Two-hour walking tour exploring Santa Fe's Jewish heritage - One tour per month on the first of the month - 9/1, 10/1, 11/1, 12/1 - Expert guide from the New Mexico History Museum for unique insights - Discover key historical sites, including the Plaza and other notable sites - Private, custom tours are available.

Every day, we offer a leisurely ride through the heart of Santa Fe from our central location at the Santa Fe Railyards / inside the historic Santa Fe Depot. This signature two-hour experience showcases the beautiful culture, art, history, and panoramic landscapes of 'The City Different' as our professional, local tour guides offer an intimate look at the many unique landmarks and local treasures along the route. This ride is enjoyable for all skill levels, and families (riders 4’8” and up) are welcome! Traditional pedal bikes are included; please inquire about E-bike upgrades.

The Duke City Pedaler is a 14-passenger party bike that cruises the streets of ABQ making stops at local pubs, breweries, bars, and restaurants. It’s an eco-friendly, pedal-powered party on wheels! Take a cruise through Al-BREW-querque to enjoy some of the best local suds in the Southwest! No need to care about calories when you’re on the party bike—earn that pint! This 2.5-hour beverage tour of Old Town/Sawmill Albuquerque features three stops at Sawmill area and Old Town Plaza watering holes (including Sawmill Market, Ponderosa Brewing Co., The Taproom at Old Town, Ezra's Taste of Home, Downshift Brewing, Noisy Water Winery, and Sheehan Winery Tasting Room).

NEW!!! From the #1 traveller ranked tour/activity operator in Santa Fe. Explore Santa Fe’s renowned Margarita Trail on this guided walking tour, where history and flavor come together in the country’s Margarita capital. Join the ONLY tour in SF that earns you 3 passport stamps in 2 hours while checking out some The Trail’s most beloved participants. Sample some of the city’s best expertly crafted margaritas featuring local spirits and fresh ingredients paired with yummy bites. Along the way, your guide will share stories of Santa Fe’s rich culture, tequila traditions, and the lore around the origins of New Mexico’s iconic state cocktail. PLEASE NOTE: We are unable to make dietary substitutions on this tour.