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Paddle alongside the wild dolphins of Virginia Beach on a small-group kayak tour from North End Beach. Watch for sea birds and other wildlife as you steer an easy to use, sit-on-top kayak along the coast to the Cape Henry Lighthouses. Learn about the Atlantic bottlenose dolphins that swim past the Virginia coast each summer, and explore the shore with an experienced guide.

Discover Richmond’s 400-year history during a ride on board one of its 19th century streetcars by its iconic neighborhoods and landmarks. Pass by James River, where Richmond’s story began, Virginia State Capitol, and Jackson Ward, the “Harlem of the South. Discover how Richmond became the city it is today with fascinating and engaging live narration throughout the ride.

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. 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.

Experience the beauty of Assateague Island and Chincoteague National Wildlife Refuge, renowned for wild ponies, dolphins, and eagles, on this sunset cruise. Learn island history and wildlife facts with expert narration as you navigate the inland coastal waterways during the golden hour, feeling the warm sea breeze in your hair.

Visit the Historic Triangle and learn about early American history with this full-day group tour of Jamestown, Yorktown, and other sites. Travel comfortably in an air-conditioned vehicle with a driver-guide and go to each site in chronological order. Enjoy a midday stop for a Colonial-style lunch at a local restaurant.

One of the best ways of viewing wetlands is from above. Enjoy the views while having fun on this 90-minute wetland tour by zipline. From towers 80 feet up in the air you’ll zoom down lines of up to 1200 feet long and over the unique forest ecosystem. This is a great activity for friends and families who want to mix sightseeing and adventure.

The only tour in Williamsburg that gives the history of slavery in one presentation. We discuss what is and is not slavery. We debunk the myths that have been associated with slavery for generations. We are also the only tour that explores the impact on our modern society.

Embarking on a jet ski adventure with Virginia Beach Watersports and have an exhilarating experience on the water. Our top-of-the-line jet skis are designed for both thrill-seekers and those new to the sport, ensuring a safe and enjoyable ride. Before setting out, our friendly and knowledgeable staff provide a comprehensive safety briefing, equipping you with the confidence needed to navigate the waves. Whether you're seeking high-speed excitement or a leisure ride, our jet ski rentals provide an unforgettable way to experience the beauty of Virginia Beach from the water.

Learn all about the storied past of this historic area of Alexandria from an engaging guide who’s passionate about making your trip to the city a memorable one—from Gadsby's Tavern Museum to the cobblestone streets of Captain’s Row. You’ll hear well-researched stories, explore local landmarks like Historic Christ Episcopal Church, and get familiar with Old Town as a local leads the way.

Spend an entertaining and educational hour with a local guide who’s more than happy to share what they know about this historic town. Learn all about how events in the 1770s shaped America as it’s known today, and gain fresh insight into the attitudes of the founding fathers. Your friendly tour leader would love for you to pick their brain.

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.

Our very unique, immersive adventures are the only ones of their kind. We, unlike other companies, provide your very own remote, interactive, live host to assist and encourage you along through your phone. We are an Austin, TX-based global custom event design company offering scavenger hunts and other events in 300+ cities in North America and beyond. Our specially hand-crafted adventures are equal parts tour, creative challenge, detective hunt, and social experiment! Guests get to discover in an alternate reality our favorite hidden gems off the beaten trail and creatively interpret fun art, history, and culture clues - for points! They get to enjoy fame and glory while appearing on our website’s international leaderboard, no matter what their score. They get to essentially race other teams in other cities, even if they don’t have competitors who have signed up in their city that day. Get ready to discover unusual oddities, laugh out loud, and make the experience your own!

Don’t just visit Colonial Williamsburg’s most important historic landmarks—bring the complexities and drama of the colonial period to life with this immersive, insider history tour. Meet your guide at a convenient start point in Williamsburg, and set off on foot to really soak up the scenery. As you spot landmarks like the Governor’s Palace, Market Square, and more, your historian guide will share stories about the city’s former residents and political tensions.

Step back in time on a trip to Mt. Vernon, George Washington’s former estate—and learn all about the life and times of the country’s first president—on this private, half-day tour. Pick from morning or afternoon departure times, meet your guide at your local address, and hop aboard your luxury SUV. Explore Mt. Vernon and its grounds with your guide (a veteran and military historian), and even visit Old Town Alexandria.

Explore the enchanting waters surrounding Chincoteague Island on a guided boat tour dedicated to spotting the famous wild ponies of Assateague Island. This scenic journey immerses you in the rich wildlife and coastal beauty while offering expert narration on local history and ecology. With a high likelihood of pony sightings, alongside dolphins and diverse bird species, this tour is perfect for families and nature enthusiasts alike. Witness the beauty of marshes and open waters from comfortable forward-facing seating, ensuring optimal views and photography opportunities. Don't miss the chance to learn about the legendary Saltwater Cowboys and the iconic Pony Swim tradition. - Scenic narrated boat tour focusing on wild ponies and local wildlife - Expert local captains share insights and stories throughout the journey - Family-friendly with high chances of pony sightings, dolphin and eagles. - Comfortable seating, shaded canopy, and onboard bathroom for convenience

Our fishing skiff boat rentals promise an unparalleled experience on the waters of Chincoteague Island. From thrilling battles with trophy fish to tranquil moments of reflection amidst stunning natural beauty, each fishing trip is as unique as the waters that surround it. So gather your tackle, pack your sense of adventure, and prepare to create memories that will last a lifetime on Chincoteague Island, Virginia.

We will discuss the different philosophies of architectural preservation between Europe and the United States during the late 19th and 20th Century and how it applies to the restoration of Colonial Williamsburg. The restoration materials of Colonial Williamsburg had to appear as if they were constructed in the 18th Century. For example, the roofs of many of the reconstructed buildings were man made fire retardant composites, and the masonry emulated the original bound of the public buildings. When the Main College was rededicated as the Wren building, credit was given to the the famous English Architect, Sir Christopher Wren. However, there is no proof that this is true. The base of this building is a Flemish design as opposed to the English bond. As the Wren building stands today, it is a redesign of the building that existed in 1733. It will be a comprehensive discussion of the vision of Rev. W.A.R. Goodwin and John D. Rockfeller, Jr. that resulted in Colonial Williamsburg.

If you’re interested in learning about Williamsburg’s Colonial history then this private tour saves hours doing your own independent research. Pick between half- or full-day durations and join a private guide on a walk around the city, with insightful commentary throughout. The route is customizable to help ensure it's tailored to your preferences, and stops include major landmarks such as the Capitol Building, the Williamsburg Inn, and the Governor’s Palace.

Meet your ghost guide to start your tour of Richmond’s Historic Church Hill, where you will visit several landmarks on your search for ghosts. This is a small), and will run for about an hour and a half. You’ll stop at Patrick Henry’s Pub & Grille, an old tobacco warehouse, the Bellevue Elementary school, and more, learning about all the spooky haunts along the way.

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

This is the only tour in Old Town Alexandria that focuses on the Revolutionary War. We will show some of the most important (yet not well known) locations that led to the American Revolution. On this tour you will discover Alexandria's connection to the the Declaration of Independence and U.S. Bill of Rights. We will visit the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of the American Revolution. Get ready to walk in the churchyard where George Washington publicly declared he would take up arms to fight for the American colonies. We will explore the historic homes and businesses of famous Revolutionary War veterans. Plus we will show you where the Marquis de Lafayette addressed the citizens of Alexandria! Along the way, we will point out places of interest and show you Alexandria's hidden gems. Ask questions and experience Old Town Alexandria through one of the most fun tours in the D.C. area!

Embark on an exhilarating aquatic adventure with our hour-long Jet Ski Guided Tour on Chincoteague Island, Virginia. Get ready to experience the thrill of the open water as you ride the waves and explore the pristine beauty of this enchanting coastal haven. Each jet ski can hold up to 2 people depending on combined weight. Max weight is 325 pounds combined! The driver of the jet ski must be at least 18 years old and have a valid driver's license. Passengers must be at least 5 years old. YOU MUST ARRIVE 25 MINUTES EARLY TO YOUR RESERVATION! THE BOAT LEAVES EXACTLY AT THE TIME OF THE TRIP AND DOES NOT WAIT FOR ANYONE WHO IS LATE, SO PLAN ACCORDINGLY!

Our certified tour guide will greet you in front of illy's cafe and share background information as you walk over to the historic College of William & Mary (est. 1693), our "Alma Mater of the Nation." You'll tour the oldest academic building in the United States, the Sir Christopher Wren building, and learn about the second-oldest college in America, alma mater to four United States Presidents. If the Wren building is open, there may be an opportunity for a free organ recital on Saturdays at 10am in the Chapel, and our morning tour time on Saturday is longer for the recital. All tours include touring the Colonial classroom, the Chapel, the Blue Room, the Hall of Leadership, the Great Room and academic classrooms that are still used for religious studies. We'll also visit the Brafferton, former school for Native Americans, the Hearth: Memorial to the Enslaved, and the Sunken Garden, visiting James Monroe, James Blair, the Tyler Family Garden (aka "Echo Wall") and Thomas Jefferson.