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Other brewery tours can make you pay for tastings as you go, but not this Austin Brewery Small-Group Half-Day Tour. This experience takes you to three popular breweries in the city, including Zilker Brewing Company and Taproom, the Brewtorium Brewery and Kitchen, and Celis Brewery, with tastings and a small meal provided. Plus, there’s no need to worry about transport as it’s also included from an easy-to-find meeting spot in Austin.

Combine history and food during this Downtown Austin Private Food, Drinks, and History Walking Tour, which is perfect for first-time visitors. This is a private tour that provides an intimate experience for up to 8 guests. Taste great food (own expense) as you learn about Austin’s past. When booking choose from an early afternoon or early evening tour time based on your personal preferences.

Experience the adrenaline rush of skydiving without having to jump out of an airplane during an indoor skydiving session at iFLY Austin. Learn how to safely float in a vertical wind tunnel with wind speeds of up to 175 mph (282 kph). Your activity includes skydiving gear and two flights. Plus, receive one-on-one guidance from an accredited flight instructor and take home a personalized flight certificate.

Guests of all ages are welcome to our Ghosts of Austin tour, combining history with hauntings for a fun and family-friendly outing. After an introduction to Austin's haunted past, we'll visit some of Austin's spookiest locales: the Texas State Capitol, The Driskill Hotel and the Texas Governor's Mansion. As we unearth some of their histories, you'll hear about the ghosts, ghouls, apparitions and phantoms that haunt their grounds. Expect an outing that will make your spine tingle!

Explore three Texas Hill Country wineries without having to worry about finding a designated driver with help from this private winery tour from Austin. Visit Duchman Family Winery, Bell Springs Winery, and Wimberley Valley Winery all in one day. Plus, your luxury vehicle that you’ll ride in provides comfortable seating, music, and more. Each winery stop includes wine tasting, too.

Tacos are a staple in Texas, and if you’re a new visitor to Austin (or just really love tacos), it’s time to find out why they’re so popular there by taking this Austin Small-Group Taco Food Tour. A guide leads you to around four restaurants to taste deliciously made tacos you won’t soon forget. Plus, take in city sights such as the Willie Nelson Statue as you walk around Austin.

See Austin’s highlights without having to go on a jam-packed bus or walking tour. Prebook this Austin Private Segway Tour and see the city in the comfort of your own private group. A guide leads you through points of interest that you’re most interested in seeing during your tour. Plus, walkie talkies are provided so you can hear your guide better along the route.

Ride through downtown Austin and the University of Texas campus on a 2.5-hour bike tour that highlights the city's architecture and art. Take in downtown gems such as the Driskell Hotel and the Littlefield building, and check out the UT Tower and public artworks on campus. Top off this informative tour with stops outside the Texas State Capitol building, Bremond Block Historic District, and more.

Gain a deeper understanding for how wine is made with this Bell Springs Winery Tour and Tasting Experience from Dripping Springs, ideal for all wine enthusiasts. This experience includes a full facility tour through the winery’s production area, as well as a fun, sit-down tasting with five wines paired with seasonal foods. Your guide is with you to answer questions and make sure you end your time with more wine knowledge than you knew before.

Wineries can be jampacked and only offer their own wines for tastings, but this Austin Private Winetasting Experience is a private tasting time with just you, a sommelier, and your own group of up to 15 people. Ideal for wine enthusiasts, learn about the qualities of different wine as you walk through three wine tastings with your guide who’s also a sommelier.

Experience a ghost tour with a difference on this themed adults-only (16+) tour that focuses on murders and hauntings in Victorian-era Austin. Instead of spending hours researching the city’s ghost stories, this tour takes you to places known for their poltergeists and paranormal activity. Notable locations that the tour passes include the Millett Opera House, the University of Texas Tower, and the Driskill Hotel.

Discover how Austin got its “weird” reputation on this guided city tour. Get a comprehensive look at the city and its culture including history, music, and food. Plus, a local musician joins you for the ride to strum up singalong classics and original tunes. Stroll across Lady Bird Lake, and snap plenty of photos of local murals and the downtown skyline.

This satisfying excursion marries two of Austin's star icons—bikes and barbecue. This relaxed-pace ride travels 11 miles (17.7 kilometers) on a trail around Lady Bird Lake through, past Barton Springs, Pfluger bike bridge, the Stevie Ray Vaughn statue, East Austin, downtown, and the Congress Avenue Bridge. Along the way, visit beloved Austin barbecue spots that put the city on the culinary map.

Join us for a good drink and great stories. Your five-star pub guide will take you on an adventure through Austin's historic pub scene, dating back to the 1870s. Expect to hear rich histories, haunted tales, hidden brothels, and more. Drinks are not included in your ticket, but share-worthy pubs, the energy of East 6th, and beautiful lobby of the Driskill Hotel are.

Perfect for foodies and people who appreciate local grub, explore the downtown Austin food scene on this 3 hour guided walking tour. Come hungry because you'll be chowing down on delicious food from 5 local establishments all while hearing their unique stories and learning about what makes Austin a great food city. Most food tours leave you feeling hungry and wanting more. But here you get good portions leaving you satisfied and all the spots are local favorites. On the tour you'll be guided be a local Austinite who is knowledgable about the city and what it has to offer. They can give you recommendations after of things to do, places to eat, drink and listen to some local live music.

There’s no need to worry about claiming a designated driver when you book this Texas Hill Country Brewery and Distillery Shuttle from Austin ahead of your planned trip. This small-group shuttle service takes up to 10 people to three different breweries and distilleries in the area. Ride in a comfortable, air-conditioned Mercedes Van Sprinter from Austin and back after your outing.

If you want to see the hordes of bats that fly through Austin each night but don’t want to do so from the Congress Avenue Bridge, book this Downtown Austin Sunset and Bats Kayak Tour that lets you view the bats and the beautiful sunset from the water. A guide leads you and others out in your kayaks and knows the best areas to stop for viewing. Plus, all necessary equipment is provided for you.

Complete wacky missions around Austin on this scavenger hunt while learning about the city's secrets, quirks, points of interest, fun facts, history, art, culture, and more. This activity can be done with or without a vehicle. Great for both curious visitors and locals, this team-building experience accommodates groups of all sizes.

Experience the urban and the outdoors in Austin during this bike tour, seeing Lady Bird Lake and some of the city’s best parks along the way. Cycle along the shady, traffic-free trail that circles the lake, soaking up the fresh air and great views. Then, continue your ride into Austin’s downtown, where you’ll head to Auditorium Shores, Barton Springs, and Zilker Park to learn about the city’s green spaces and fascinating history. A guide and all necessary biking equipment are included.

We have taken our ever so popular Bike and Brew ride (Austin's Gem) and added food into the mix! We will still pack this tour with fun quirky facts about Austin, street art, and tasty beverages; except now you get to eat along the way. The flexibility of this tour allows for many dietary restrictions. Just ask us!

Get more from your visit to Austin’s Red River Cultural District by taking this small-group barbecue food tour through the area. A guide leads the way to different street vendors so you can sample some of the best barbecue in Texas—plus, samples are included, too. Ideal for foodies or anyone who enjoys Texas barbecue, this small-group experience keeps you active as you walk around.

This will be the fastest and most efficient way for getting to the best views and locations for pictures! This tour gets to multiple murals and breath-taking views of the city of Austin, faster than most vehicles can, due to the versatile nature of a pedicab, which you will see firsthand. This is all provided by a good driver with good music.

Enjoy a day of tubing in New Braunfels on the spring-fed Comal River. Travelers may select from various times throughout the day to reserve their entrance in advanced. Float times run approximately 2-2.5 hours with 3 chutes along the way. The Comal River maintains a temperature of approximately 72 degrees Fahrenheit (approximately 22 degrees Celsius) year round. Thousands of people from towns near and far tube down the Comal River in the spring & summer to enjoy the river's natural beauty. Tubing on the Comal provides another relaxing alternative to tubing on the nearby Guadalupe River. A shuttle will be provided to transport guests and their tubes back up to the river mouth.