Top Virginia Sightseeing Tours

Tick off the highlights of Washington D.C. during this private, half-day tour. Customize your own itinerary, selecting a range of local sights to visit. Optional stops include the White House, Arlington National Cemetery, Lincoln Memorial, or the National Museum of American History at the Smithsonian. Air-conditioned vehicle transfers with hotel pickup and drop-off are provided.

This private self-guided tour offers independent travelers the freedom to set their own pace and start time while driving through Shenandoah National Park. After downloading an app, listen to audio that reveals secrets about Shenandoah’s history and its most impressive landmarks. Enjoy the flexibility to stop for photos or hikes in your own car without group constraints.

See the best of Roanoke without breaking a sweat on this small-group e-bike tour. Check out vistas of the Blue Ridge mountains, head into downtown Roanoke, and ride the Mill Mountain greenway trails. Bikes, helmets, and beers are all included, so you just need to show up ready for a fun afternoon in Roanoke.

Discover the waterways around Chincoteague and Assateague Islands and try your luck spotting not just the wild ponies but eagles, pelicans, dolphins, and more local wildlife too. Captain Mike knows the ponies by name and personality, offering a unique, informed experience. Your guide starts the tour by asking you and your small group questions about what you’d like out of the experience so they can tailor it accordingly.

Step back in time on a private ride through historic Fredericksburg in a fully restored 1920's Model-A. Guests meet in the heart of downtown and climb aboard cushioned seats for a 20-30min tour with open-air views and plenty of charm. Along the way you'll pass Fredericksburg's most treasured landmarks including the Mary Washington House & Monument, Huge Mercer Apothecary, Kenmore Plantation, Chatham Manor, and the Rappahannock Riverfront. Your guide shares fascinating stories of colonial times, the Civil War, and Fredericksburg's unique past while you relax and enjoy the ride. This tour is the ideal way to enjoy Fredericksburg highlights with history, nostalgia and fun all rolled into one unforgettable experience. Remember Don't Just Look at History, Ride in It!

See the wild ponies of Assateague Island without having to navigate the barrier island on this boat tour from Chincoteague. Board your vessel and enjoy panoramic views of the ponies in their natural habitat as you sail along Assateague Island. Enjoy live narration on board and keep your eyes peeled for other wildlife like dolphins, eagles, and bird species.

KIDS 12 AND UNDER FREE Meet at THE PRECIOUS GEM in Merchants Square Explore the haunted streets of Colonial Williamsburg by Lantern light on the Original Ghost Walk, a captivating 1-hour lantern guided tour that unveils chilling tales and legendary spirits. Led by expert storytellers dressed in period attire, this outdoor walking experience takes you through moonlit alleyways and historic locations, revealing the darker side of America's most historic town. Perfect for families, history lovers, and ghost enthusiasts, this tour blends true history with eerie legend, leaving you with unforgettable memories of the hauntings that linger in the shadows. - Duration: Approximately 1 hour of easy-paced walking - Experience chilling true stories and local legends - Guided by engaging local storytellers in themed attire - Ideal for families, couples, and paranormal enthusiasts

Many vehicle tours through Richmond can have obstructed views, but this Richmond Tuk-tuk Sightseeing Tour provides a ride around the city in an open-air vehicle that’s easy to see top spots along the way. Plus, this tour stops at Virginia Museum of Fine Arts, Hollywood Cemetery, and Virginia State Capitol and passes more than four popular sites. Book this Richmond tour today and support a woman-owned business.

Face the ghosts of Williamsburg’s past on an evening haunted history tour in one of America’s oldest cities. After nightfall, visit centuries-old sites in Colonial Williamsburg while a guide shares reports of ghostly activity, from the days of early settlers through the Civil War. Beyond just chilling anecdotes, all sightings are based on paranormal research and thoroughly documented for a spine-tingling evening experience.

Exclusive, private tour (only your family/friends) of the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown (ARMY), some of the Yorktown Battlefields (Surrender Field), the federal museum (National Park Service with General Washington's original tents from the American Revolutionary War), Victory monument, and alleged cave where Cornwallis retreated. This is the only private tour with a private guide at all stops. This is NOT a group bus or group shuttle tour. This tour includes an in depth learning experience about the siege of Yorktown that lasted several weeks and explores the surrendering of arms on October 19, 1781 including Surrender Field. The afternoon tour at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown includes the canon firing at 3:00pm (weather dependent from March 1st-November 30th). We spend about 4 to 4.5 hours touring and about an hour driving which makes this a 5 to 5.5 hour tour. Note: the state museum has scooter rentals for $15.

Explore the stunning natural beauty of Chincoteague on a guided boat tour that brings you up close to the iconic Chincoteague Ponies, diverse birdlife, and playful dolphins in their natural habitat. This tour is tailored for families, nature enthusiasts, and photographers seeking an immersive experience in this unique ecosystem. Engage with the rich stories and landscapes that make this region special, while enjoying an enriching connection to the environment around you. - Guided boat tours showcasing Chincoteague's wildlife - Encounter Chincoteague Ponies, dolphins, and vibrant birdlife - Ideal for families, nature lovers, and photographers - Connect with the natural beauty and stories of the shore

Celebrate a special occasion, host a group event, or experience a unique date night. Great for parties of all sizes. A Signature Dinner Cruise gives you the chance to dine, dance, and play games in our lounge spaces as well as catch spectacular views of the mighty ships and submarines of the Navy's Atlantic Fleet from our skyline deck. Includes 2.5-hour cruise along the Elizabeth River Delicious dinner buffet with freshly prepared entrees, salads, and desserts Spectacular views of the Navy's mighty Atlantic Fleet Onboard entertainment with DJ music, access to lounge spaces, and interactive games Unlimited coffee, hot tea, and iced tea

Discover the charm and history of Old Town Alexandria, one of the nation’s most beautifully preserved colonial cities just outside Washington, DC. Step inside the legendary Gadsby's Tavern - once the social hub of colonial Alexandria - where George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and John Adams dined, danced, and debated. Stroll along cobblestone streets lined with 18th-century architecture as your expert local guide brings centuries of American history vividly to life. Explore Christ Church (Interior Visit When Open) - originally built in 1773 - whenever services or private events are not in session. From George Washington’s favorite tavern to a church that’s hosted presidents, patriots, and even royalty, this walking tour takes you beyond the monuments and into the real stories that helped shape a nation.

Let's go back in time together! Join your licensed guide on this fun, engaging walking tour of Colonial Williamsburg. See the major historic sights, learn how our democracy began, and walk in the footsteps of our Founding Fathers – and maybe bump into them! Discover the special places only a local knows, like delightful gardens, where they hide the sheep, and favorite spots for 18th-century cookies. Starting at The Williamsburg Inn, you'll view the Capitol, stroll by trades and shops, and see horse-drawn carriages on your way to the Governor’s Palace. Our walk ends close to Merchants Square where you can shop or grab a bite. Our guests are saying: “We rank Cyndi in the top 2% of professional guides we’ve experienced.” “She knows her history and shows a lot of enthusiasm for it.” “She was a pleasure to be with.” - She has had the honor of being ranked nationally in the Top 10% of guides in the country. - This tour can be customized to your interests to make the most of your time here.

*FOR MATURE AUDIENCES ONLY-AGES 17 +* During this one-hour walking tour, hear the darker side of 18th-Century Williamsburg. Stories of murder, mayhem, and scandal--those things talked about in taverns, back alleys, and the courts--straight from the town's citizens. Each tour will be different, and the stories are a-plenty. Due to the sensitive nature of the subjects and the salty language of the time, this tour is recommended for mature audiences 17 and older. Please note that since every tour is different, the routes advertised may also differ. Please note: Due to staff participation in other events, tours may be unavailable on some days. Please see our website for information. Shades of Our Past is not affiliated with Colonial Williamsburg; therefore, this tour does not include entrance or admission into Colonial Williamsburg-owned buildings. Since the tour is through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg it is weather contingent. Please be prepared for all weather conditions.

Ole Crow Tours warmly invites you to explore the very best that Virginia’s renowned wine region has to offer in comfort and style. Simply sit back, relax, and let us handle all the details, carefully ensuring a seamless and unforgettable experience for you and your guests to truly savor every moment. On this thoughtfully curated tour, you’ll be enjoying visits to 3 carefully selected wineries located on the scenic eastside of Charlottesville. This journey will take us through the charming Keswick area, once home to Thomas Jefferson’s old stomping grounds, a region rich with history, natural beauty, and timeless elegance.

Step back in time to discover the earliest beginnings of the United States of America—and enjoy access to five different highlight attractions—with this convenient and cost-saving package. Book your tickets before you travel; upon arrival, you’ll have five-days access to discover “American’s historic triangle”: Colonial Williamsburg, Historic Jamestowne, Jamestown Settlement, the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, and Yorktown Battlefield.

Get close to the wild ponies of Assateague Island without disturbing their peace on this kayak tour from Chincoteague. Grab your year and gently paddle along the shores of Assateague Island, where you can observe the wild ponies in their natural habitat. Your guide provides information on the wild ponies as well as other local wildlife.

Explore the serene back bays of Chincoteague Island and spot the iconic wild ponies on this unforgettable boat tour. Guests can choose between private tours for small groups or by-the-seat tours for a social experience. With expert guides sharing fascinating stories about the local wildlife, including dolphins and bald eagles, this tour provides a unique insight into the area's natural beauty. Perfect for families, friends, or anyone looking to connect with nature and wildlife. - Scenic boat tours through the beautiful back bays of Chincoteague and Assateague Island - Spot wild ponies, dolphins, bald eagles, and more coastal wildlife - Choose between private tours for up to 6 passengers or by-the-seat

Delve into the eerie history of Williamsburg on the Forgotten Spirits of the Past ghost tour. This one-hour walking experience reveals the chilling tales of those forgotten by history—ordinary souls and overlooked tavern keepers who still linger in the shadows. Venture off the beaten path into hidden courtyards and narrow lanes, uncovering stories that reveal the haunted heart of the city. Ideal for history buffs and ghost enthusiasts alike, this tour offers a unique perspective on Williamsburg's past. Join us and meet the spirits that history left behind. - One-hour walking tour exploring the haunted corners of Williamsburg - Discover the stories of forgotten souls and lost spirits - Suitable for all ages; children 6 and under are free - Check for varying times and availability on our website

Meet your certified guide in front of illy Caffè and walk to the College of William & Mary, founded in 1693 and the second-oldest college in America. Discover its remarkable role in America's story: Thomas Jefferson, James Monroe and John Tyler studied here, while George Washington received his surveyor's commission from the College. Benjamin Franklin, the Marquis de Lafayette and King Charles III are among its honorary degree recipients. When open, tour the historic Sir Christopher Wren Building, including the Colonial classroom, Chapel, Great Hall and other historic spaces. Saturday morning tours may include the complimentary 10:00 a.m. Wren Chapel organ recital. Explore the Brafferton, an exceptionally rare surviving colonial Indian school; Hearth Memorial to the Enslaved, Sunken Garden, Tyler Garden and Echo Wall and, as time permits, Crim Dell Bridge. This is an active university campus; access may vary due to classes, events or services. Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.

We are the only tour boat that specializes in birdwatching tours. We will take you to the most remote areas of the islands to spot the unique and beautiful native birds. We travel through the marshlands and waterways around the barrier islands for a true island experience.

Cruise in a Comfortable Golf Cart: You’ll ride in a cozy, open-air golf cart accommodating up to five guests, perfect for small groups or families. The leisurely pace allows you to soak in the island’s charm while enjoying a relaxed, guided journey. Pass by iconic landmarks like the historic Assateague Lighthouse, visible across the channel, adding a picturesque backdrop to your journey. Spot the Famous Chincoteague Ponies: A highlight of the tour is the chance to see the wild ponies of Assateague Island, known for their beauty and featured in the classic novel Misty of Chincoteague. Your guide will take you to prime viewing spots, such as areas near the Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, where ponies often graze along the banks or marshlands. While pony sightings aren’t guaranteed, expert guides know the best locations and times (often early morning or late afternoon) to increase your chances of spotting these iconic animals.