All San Antonio Tours & Excursions in 2026

The stops are very good. Places where you want to explore a little more. The Market Place, the Alamo, Japanese Gardens, the San Antonio Zoo etc. all these places are good to spend extra time visiting. I liked that the entire route without getting off was just under 2 hours. However, There is no air condition for the travelers on this trolley. It is open windows. It is best to pick a day where the weather is not above 100 degrees, unless you like it hot. Overall, I enjoyed this experience and would definitely do it again and I highly recommend it to travelers in San Antonio that want to see something other than the Riverwalk.

Highly informative and engaging tour led by Tom, a former archaeologist and National Park Service ranger. We were traveling with our two teens, ages 16 and 13, and got to geek out on all things history, from Spanish colonial culture and the mission system to the local Indigenous population and the history of San Antonio. My son is a history junkie, while my daughter loves art, and the tour definitely satisfied both of their interests. The tour is conducted in an air-conditioned Sprinter bus, which makes it easy to stay cool and comfortable between stops. We visited four representative missions, each offering a different glimpse into the region’s history and culture. While the tour does not include the Alamo, it begins there, which provides helpful context for understanding the working missions we visited afterward. It was a great way to spend the morning. If it’s your first time in San Antonio, you owe it to yourself to learn about the people, cultures, and history that shaped the city. Tom's knowledge and his exceptional storytelling is an excellent way to do it.

We had a fantastic time on the river cruise our guide was amazing and really funny. Unfortunately we didn’t work out the trolly and couldn’t work out the stops the app didn’t really work for us with a UK number so we couldn’t see the times of the buses etc .