USA · DRINKING TOURS
This is the shortlist to send a friend: 13 drinking tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Review of Scottsdale’s two-hour pedal bar crawl, with Old Town views, three bar stops, drink specials, pricing, tips, and booking advice.
“Fun to do but people should know there is barely enough time in between bars & at bars to finish a drink. AND back rests on those seats should be optional.”
Review of Key West’s sunset catamaran sail with an open bar, live music, shrimp, hors d’oeuvres, and views from Mallory Square to Sunset Key.
“The captain and crew were extremely attentive to all of the passengers. They even brought drinks and horsdoeuvres to the passengers hanging out on the main deck who were watching the Amazing sunset. They even mingled with the everyone and helped take pictures when asked. This was a highlight of our time at Key West!!”
Explore New Orleans after dark with ghost stories, historic bars, Lalaurie Mansion, and a licensed guide on this lively two-hour crawl.
“Understanding that there is no period of ghosts, visual aids/pictures of the people our guide was describing wouldve been helpful. Also, we would have liked to stop closer to the hotels and homes she was talking about. Tha being said, our guide was great and very energetic.”
See Cadillac Mountain, Thunder Hole, and Sieur de Monts Spring on a short, narrated Acadia bus tour from Bar Harbor.
“This was a nice way to spend 2.5 hrs. Although the leafs weren't as spectacular this year because of the overly dry conditions, the trip was a real delight.”
Explore Cincinnati’s secret brewery tunnels, Over-the-Rhine history, and a Northern Row beer tasting on this unusual two-hour tour.
“Miranda (our blonde Australian guide!) was a fantastic, lively guide. She made the tour come alive. Her stories about the history of Cincinnati and the tunnels were very interesting. I would highly recommend this tour!”
Taste shrimp and grits, Southern bites, and Savannah history on a three-hour walking tour with six food stops.
“We loved all the food we tried and appreciated the variety of tastes! A bit of history and walking was exactly what we wanted walking through downtown Savannah for the first time. Plenty of time to chat with friends and hang out, but enough structure to feel taken care of. Very fun experience, highly recommend instead of booking a reservation for lunch somewhere.”
Review of Maui’s Ka’anapali sunset catamaran cruise, with an open bar, hearty pupus, whale watching, island views, and practical tips.
“This is an easy, pleasant sail along the Maui coast. Nick, James and Em (I hope I remembered their names correctly!) were great hosts and provided a great experience for all onboard. The drinks were plentiful and the food was good. A really great sunset sail.”
Explore Savannah’s murders, scandals, and haunted landmarks on a twilight walking pub crawl with cocktails, stories, and historic squares.
“We had a lot of fun visiting the different bars and getting their recommended drinks, which are all unique. The stories were a good length and entertaining. Even with a large group we could hear well. Highly recommended.”
Review of Savannah’s $33 haunted pub crawl, with ghost stories, historic bars, practical tips, guide styles, costs, and who should book.
“Hoodoo Joe was a great guide - passionate, knowledgeable and hilarious!! Highly recommend to anyone new to Savannah and looking for a spooky time!”
Review of Key West’s America 2.0 sunset sail, with sailing views, open beer and wine, plated hors d’oeuvres, tips, and honest value advice.
“Sunset was enchanting and the crew was super accommodating! Captain Dan also added historical tid bits that enhanced the Key west experience. Great trip!”
Review of Savannah’s $30 haunted pub crawl, with ghost stories, four bars, cemetery lore, guide tips, value, and practical advice.
“Our story teller Kelly was perfect! We had a blast. We would highly recommend. Kelly was fun and interactive.”
Review of Key West’s Haunted Pub Crawl: spooky Old Town stories, historic bars, Robert the Doll, a free T-shirt, and practical tips.
“Great and informative! Gene Beach (narrator) was fantastic! Worth it and it’s a must when in Key West!”
Review of Key West’s Dip & Sip reef snorkel: reef time, boat comfort, open bar, costs, crowd concerns, and practical tips.
“It was an okay experience, we made fun out of it, the waves were rough and the boat was overpacked with too many people, approx 90 people..”
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