Top North Carolina Tours by Duration - page 4

With more than 150 miles of shoreline—and resting at the base of the spectacular Linville Gorge— Lake James is a kayaker’s delight. With a guide, it’s even better: On this half-day adventure, you’ll explore with a naturalist, learning all about this region’s flora, fauna, natural history, and more. One of the most biodiverse areas on the planet, you’ll get grade-A time with Mother Nature, guaranteed.

Get out into nature and experience the beauty of the Blue Ridge Mountains on this private full-day guided hike from Asheville. The experience will be tailored to your interests and preferences. Choose the distance you want to hike, and your guide will take care of the rest. Includes a picnic lunch and trekking poles, if requested.

Journey through beautiful and stunning North Carolina on this half-day tour from the Asheville metropolitan area. Your private chauffeur will pick up your group from your hotel or private residence anywhere in the Asheville metropolitan area, as well as drop you off at the end of the tour. Your group will visit a couple amazing vineyards and explore the small town of Little Switzerland with an expert guide who handles all the driving as your private chauffeur, leaving your group free to enjoy wineries, and shop and dine in Little Switzerland. So sit back and relax, and enjoy the incredible scenery North Carolina has to offer. This tour requires a minimum of 2 and most seating is limited to 6 participants, so you can enjoy a more intimate experience of North Carolina's natural mountain landscapes. 7+ participants will be in multiple vehicles and/or a shuttle van.

For food, culture, and nature enthusiasts it doesn’t get any better than Asheville. On this downtown walking tour, The Guide will show you the best of what Asheville has to offer a curious visitor. Check out the Asheville Art Museum with an art expert and take in the spectacular view from the rooftop café. See some of the city’s architectural gems and learn about the most intriguing personalities from Asheville’s history. Exploring at a relaxed pace, there will be plenty of time to sip and savor local cuisine while enjoying the company of others. No two tours are ever the same, as each small group experience is tailored to whatever is happening in Asheville that day or season.

The designer party bus is the only bus in Charlotte where luxury meets fun! Recently renovated to ensure up to date designs and experiences. Pulling up to the hottest spots in Charlotte in the hottest ride in Charlotte you can’t beat it! Music, drinks, and fun will absolutely make a night to remember !

Like the “Yellowstone of the East,” Alligator River National Wildlife Refuge is home to incredible wildlife like black bears, the critically endangered red wolf, and more. However, your chances of spotting them aren’t great—unless you travel with a guide. On this biologist-led tour, you’ll search for these majestic creatures deep in this riparian oasis. With lunch provided, it’s a full, immersive day in one of North Carolina’s greatest wildernesses.

Hike to see the sunset over Asheville without the risk of getting lost in the dark on the way down the trail. Choose between an easy-to-moderate 3-mile (4.8 km) hike or a moderate-to-difficult 2-mile (3.2 km) hike, to suit your needs. Both routes are timed to reach a lookout point before sunset.

Explore Asheville, a beautiful, artsy, relaxed and Bohemian city with a small-town vibe in western North Carolina’s Blue Ridge Mountain. Asheville is a beautiful place, situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, and renowned for its vibrant arts scene, outdoor activities and stunning mountain vistas. On your private full-day tour, you’ll mix it up with driving between destinations, and strolling around Asheville’s various neighbourhoods to soak up the atmosphere and admire the historic architecture. The Downtown Art District is a lively hub of cafes, galleries and museums, you’ll walk past more than 200 locally-owned shops and galleries where you will find everything from pottery and paintings to essential oils, arts and crafts, clothes and shoes. You’ll be able to admire the contrast between Asheville’s historic architecture like the basilica of Saint Lawrence and the many artists’ studios housed in former factories along with the River Arts District.

Kuwohi is a sacred place for the Cherokee people and is the highest point within the traditional Cherokee homeland. Kuwohi is one of the most popular sites in Great Smoky Mountains National Park with more than 650,000 visitors per year. It is the tallest point in Tennessee and the third-highest summit east of the Mississippi River.