USA · AUSTIN TOURS
The 15 best austin tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Austin’s Capitol, music districts, murals, food trucks, and bat bridge on a relaxed two-hour small-group city tour.
“Jax was great, this was my first guided tour, would definitely do again, great to do at the start of your visit to Austin.”
Ride Austin by e-bike past music landmarks, Lady Bird Lake, the Capitol, bats, and local favorites with a lively guide.
“Guide was fantastic, such a fun way to see Austin!! Plus the bikes were so fun to ride around on. Five stars!”
Explore Austin through brisket, tacos, sweets, and six tastings on a three-hour walking tour in Downtown or South Congress.
“The tastings are delicious and we got to see and learn about places I otherwise would not know about. Alexis is an exceptional guide—organized, informative, and fun. She took a personal interest in each of us and we formed a delightful little group.”
Review of Austin’s Double Decker sightseeing tour, with Capitol views, live commentary, open-air seating, route details, value, and practical tips.
“We really enjoyed our double decker tour! Our tour guide was such a sweet and friendly young lady — she made the experience so much fun. She was knowledgeable, cheerful, and made everyone feel welcome. Highly recommend this tour!”
Review of Austin’s Hill Country BBQ and wine shuttle, with Salt Lick, two wineries, costs, timing, guide tips, and booking advice.
“One of the best tours we have ever experienced. Avery was our tour guide & driver. She was awesome-informative and fun. We enjoyed Salt Lick & the wineries we visited. Highly recommend this tour!!!”
Review of Austin’s 90-minute city and Hill Country van tour, with Capitol views, local stories, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“Excellent travel information about the city, lakes, neighbors hoods, UT, & history of the city and the outskirts surrounding the city.”
Explore Austin’s haunted past on a 90-minute evening walk with the Driskill Hotel, Paramount Theatre, Dirty Sixth, and Speakeasy.
“Tyler was a great guide and we learned lots of information on our tour. We will definitely be recommending this to our friends.”
Explore Austin by pedal-assist e-bike, from Barton Springs and murals to the Capitol and Congress Bridge, on a small-group city tour.
“Great ride around the city with Mark! He kept us entertained, educated, and cool. Highly recommend to anyone wanting to learn and explore more of Austin with a bit of activity. Thank you!!”
See Austin by bike in two hours, from Zilker Park and Lady Bird Lake to the Capitol and Congress Avenue Bridge.
“What can I say, Pete gave an excellent tour and had many insights to the history of Austin and pointed out many historical and fun facts! We will be be here again- thanks!”
Review of Austin Live Music Crawl, with three venues, local guides, van transport, practical tips, value, and honest drawbacks.
“The Music Tour was better than GREAT!!! 3 stops and 3 different kinds of music. Guides were fabulous!!!&”
Review of Austin’s 75 to 90 minute Morning Walk, with downtown history, local food tips, music landmarks, price, and practical advice.
“They canceled on us because not enough participants. I understand it isn’t worth it for them to take just two people, but I was disappointed.”
See Austin’s murals, music landmarks, Capitol, lake trails, and food truck scene by e-bike on a lively two-hour small-group tour.
“Got to be part of Rooster’s 800th tour!!! So much fun. And nice to be with someone who knows all the cool spots. Also, Rooster is single, ladies!!”
Climb Austin’s Greenbelt with a private guide, learn knots, belaying and rappelling, and use all equipment during this five-hour outdoor lesson.
“This was one of our favorite experiences during our time in Austin, if not our favorite!! My husband and I had never been outdoor climbing before but Russell was an absolutely amazing guide/ coach and made us feel so comfortable and taught us so many different things that we will hold on to! He is so knowledgeable, helpful, encouraging, and patient! We not only learned how to rappel, climb, tie the rope, etc but also about the history of climbing in the area and other interesting facts!! By the time we left we felt like we had been climbing for years!”
Test your wits in downtown Austin with a 60-minute escape mission, helpful guides, eight themes, and fun for teams, families, and friends.
“Lots of fun. Staff friendly and helpful. Will go again. Challenging and a good exercise in team work.”
Review of Austin’s 2.5-hour panoramic tour, with Hill Country views, Barton Springs, Mount Bonnell, city landmarks, pricing, and practical tips.
“All seats are not Panoramic Views and advertised. The fronts seats are very limited in what you can see and is a much different experience”
Every kind of American day out, and the best of each.
