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All Tucson Tours & Excursions in 2026

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IDeniseRanddolph, Aug 2026
Secrets exsposed
The tour was wonderful. Steve told stories and provided historical info which was very entertaining. Our tour was a small group (5 people) and Steve made each one of us feel like a friend not a client. The locations we're quaint, interesting and very friendly. The food was great and unexpected. My favorite was the tamales. Well worth the time and money. A must do!!!
Katherine_L, July 2026
I had the best driver and...
I had the best driver and an amazing trip from start to finish. The ride was comfortable, safe, and enjoyable, and the driver was professional, friendly, and courteous throughout the journey. They arrived on time, drove carefully, and made sure I was comfortable the entire trip. Their positive attitude and excellent customer service truly made the experience memorable. I appreciated how smooth and stress-free everything was, and I felt valued as a passenger. I would gladly recommend this driver to anyone looking for reliable, outstanding service and would be happy to ride with them again in the future. Thank you for such a wonderful experience!
Lucy_M, July 2026
A must do if you're visiting the area!
$24 for a basic tour and you will go inside with a tour guide! Our guide Everett was hilarious and informative. Didn't see wildlife like bats but saw their presence in the black goop on the walls. Apparently, people used to cut off a piece of the rock formation as a souvenir. Anyways, very interesting experience would rec! Plus u can get prickly pear ice cream or lemonade or both at the concession stand!
Andrew_F, May 2026
Great Walking Tour
This was my first visit to Tucson. I am pretty adept at American History, but this tour focused on Tucson and Southern Arizona with color I had not known. So in addition to a walk through the oldest barrio in Tucson, the guide expertly wove that history into the regional and national history.
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Arizona’s oldest city is much more than another urban oasis in the 100,000-square-mile Sonoran Desert. Whether you’re into hiking, canyoning, or learning how to survive in the wilderness, there are Tucson tours for you. With expert guides, you can spend the morning rappelling down Mount Lemmon’s waterfalls and the afternoon biking around the city’s best sites: museums, murals, and Mexican food joints. Tucson is just an hour from the border, so it has a unique blend of cultures.