Top Austin Private Sightseeing Tours

If you’re looking for a fun and safe party experience, book this Downtown Austin Roofless Party Bus Tour. This open-air party bus features a dance floor, LED lighting, a sound system, and a cooler for drinks to bring your party to life in the best possible way. Plus, with the bus’s top open, you can take in views of the vibrant city as you enjoy your time.

If you’re celebrating something special in Austin, or you just fancy a day on the water with friends—this private party boat tour is an ideal choice. Enjoy a BYOB setup with onboard coolers to help avoid expensive bar tabs. As the trip is private, you don’t share the boat with other groups, and a captain handles the navigation so you can relax and enjoy time with friends.

This Hutto Kunekune Pig Farm Tour is a fun experience for all animal lovers and it’s just outside of Austin by taking a short drive. Plus, the farm offers free parking at the location, so once you arrive, you can enjoy the farm and all it has to offer. Meet the unique breed of pigs, kunekune, and learn about them from your guide.

Cover the highlights of Austin without having to walk too far with this handy private tour that whisks you through the city onboard an electric pedicab. With plenty of convenient stops, snap photos of Austin's colorful murals, scenic city views, and more. As you travel, chat with your driver and listen to music.

Retreat from the busy city for a day of wine tasting in Texas Hill Country. After meeting at a designated location, hop into a luxury limousine and visit three wineries just outside Austin, sampling several wines at each stop. The tour also stops for lunch (own expense) at the renowned Salt Lick restaurant in Driftwood.

Relax and reflect on your inner landscape as you cruise through the beauty of Lake Travis on the Fathom Freedom, a tastefully appointed 38 foot yacht. The calming waters help to rejuvenate your body and mind as you nibble on healthy snacks and meals plated on nautical-themed dinnerware service with Italian silverware. After a narrated tour of the lake, guests dine and relax before they arrive at a swimming platform for the opportunity to enjoy water sports and play.

This is the only tour in Austin focused on the Midnight Assassin, the unidentified killer who attacked residents in 1884 and 1885 and is often called America’s first serial killer. The tour was named Best Nightlife Activity in the Austin Chronicle’s 2022 Critics’ Picks. Over a 2-mile walk through downtown, including 6th Street and the historic Driskill Hotel, your guide stops at the real locations connected to the case. At each stop, you’ll hear what happened, how the city responded, and the main theories about who the killer was. The tour combines documented history with local stories, so it suits both history fans and true crime fans.