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Ride a round-trip water taxi from Bull River Marina to Daufuskie Island for a day of exploring

Explore Richmond's historic cemetery with a guided walk featuring notable graves and James River views

Visit the USS Arizona Memorial and explore Honolulu’s historic landmarks on one seamless guided tour.

Discover Manitou Springs' Victorian landmarks and mineral springs comfortably aboard a quiet electric cart.

Paddle calm, wildlife-rich waters just steps from free parking and launch

Explore Golden Gate Park and more at your own pace with a fun surrey rental

Hunt turquoise tailings at Arizona's only pay-per-dig site with guide, transport, and gear provided

Explore the Grand Canyon’s top South Rim stops in one day with local guides and Sedona pickup

Drive your own mini speed boat on a narrated 13-mile tour of San Diego Bay

Explore Paunsaugunt Plateau trails at your own pace on a 4-seat ATV

See Portland's parks, neighborhoods, and Aerial Tram in a 3-hour tour

Visit every major memorial and museum at your own pace

Cruise to Cape Lookout for two stops with catered lunch, swimming, and lighthouse views on a 45-foot catamaran

Customize a 4-hour private drive to historic towns, lighthouses, beaches, and scenic cliffs with a local guide

Tour a restored 1832 home and explore the Fairfield County History Exhibit

Explore a preserved Civil War–era fort and eclectic exhibits with flexible one-day admission

Visit two Lancaster museums with one ticket and take home a helpful booklet

Ride vintage 1915-era rail cars and explore Mid-Continent Railway Museum on a 7-mile trip.

Explore World’s Fair relics in Flushing Meadows with Queens Museum admission included

Ride a historic diesel train to Hanover Junction with a museum stop

Ride a historic electric trolley along Blacklog Creek and explore the Rockhill Trolley Museum collection

Explore Ellis Island's abandoned hospital on an exclusive hard-hat tour with access to off-limits wards and exhibits

See local reptiles up close and learn how to safely share the Lowcountry

Step into 18th-century Cherokee life and explore authentic craft demonstrations.