USA · PHOENIX TOURS
The 7 best phoenix 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.
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 Scottsdale’s private party bike, with Old Town stops, drink specials, pricing, timing, practical tips, and who should book.
“Ian did a fantastic job touring ‘Old Town’ and showing us beautiful Scottsdale! Thank you Ian for a wonderful day!!”
Ride rough Sonoran Desert trails from Scottsdale, learn local lore, and watch sunset over saguaros on this guide-led Jeep adventure.
“The jeep tour was the highlight of our trip and Steve-o as our guide kept us laughing while we learned all sorts of good stuff!”
Review this 13-hour small-group tour from Phoenix to Sedona and the Grand Canyon, with practical tips on timing, comfort, cost, and stops.
“Guide was very informative and great to chat with. I enjoyed talking with him any the landscape and learning about Native American history and culture during the drive.”
Kayak the Salt River through Tonto National Forest, spot wild horses, handle gentle rapids, and enjoy a scenic two-hour float from Phoenix.
“Easy experience for those who are unaccustom to a kayak, excellent views, great staff, worth visiting”
Float above Phoenix at sunrise on a Sonoran Desert balloon ride with an FAA-licensed pilot, Champagne toast, gourmet breakfast, and hotel transport option.
“What an awesome serene experience. Everything was so well planned. We booked the hotel transfer as we were an hour away. They texted the day before and arranged hotel pick-up around 4:30am. Picked up others and set off for desert. We were able to take pictures while the balloon was being inflated. Then we took off in the sky. It was so peaceful. Our Captiain Don. E and crew chief Jim were so nice. When we landed there was breakfast waiting for us and a champagne 1st flight ceremony. The icing on the cake... Jim went and brought my husband and I a cake for our anniversary and we were…”
Ride a military-grade Tomcar through Arizona’s Sonoran Desert, with rugged trails, mountain views, desert lessons, and helpful guides.
“Derek was knowledgeable professional and sociable. The equipment, on the other hand was beyond warn out. We both woke up with sore backs. If you decide to go, it’s fun but bring pillows and a welder wouldn’t hurt either.”
Every kind of American day out, and the best of each.
