Amazing experience! Colin and Will were our guides and made everyone feel comfortable and safe…read more Very professional operation, gorgeous views, great guides made this a five star experience. Highly recommend.

Amazing staff- friendly, attentive, fun, knowledgeable. Felt absolutely safe leaving our two…read moreteens with them for the 3 hour tour (which they absolutely loved!). Kids had a great time and would totally go again!

What a unique paddling experience! We rented a tandem kayak for 1/2 a day and paddling the river…read morefar exceeded my expecations. The staff are friendly & obviously very passtionate about the local wildlife & ecology. We got a detailed walk through of the route & critters in the area. Very beginner friendly. HIGHLY recommend giving this a try if you're in the area.

We had a great time kayaking along the Cache River in Ullin Illinois! Our guides' name was Sam and…read morehe was a biology major at SIU. He did a great job navigating down the river and explaining the whole history of the river and all the wildlife that live in the area! It is so beautiful there and it was very relaxing too!

I don't normally review visiters centers. They are what they are. But I'm recommending this one!…read moreIt's absolutely beautiful. The building houses a gift shop and art gallery. But most important to note is the staff. Yes they are full of knowledge. Yes they are very helpful. But most of all the are full of Souther Hospitality. Heather, who works in the gift shop is the most shining example of this. She could not possibly be more helpful or more friendly. I highly recommend that you make this your first stop when visiting Henderson and hope Heather is working the day you do.

This review is about Hannigan's motorcycle tour to Israel. I have not used their motorcycle repair…read moreand trike shop in Murray, Kentucky, so no comment on that. If you ride a motorcycle, you probably like to travel and have an adventure. If twisting roads, great scenery, learning about other cultures, and exploring historic places you've heard about in the Bible, sound exciting; Israel is the place to go. My wife and I just returned from the Nov. 2014, 12 day tour. We enjoyed every minute of our journey and the tour far exceeded our expectations. The booking process: I booked the trip directly with the owner of the company: Ruth Anne Hannigan. She and her husband David are avid motorcycle riders, have personally led many tours to Israel, and know how to make the most out the short time there. The 12 days really flew by too quickly. The places visited: the first 3 days in Israel is done by tour van. Our local tour guide, Yuval DeJoannes spoke perfect English, and was quite knowledgable and experienced, explaining the historic significance of places visited. In all, there were about 20 historic and religious places explored. You can see the sample itinerary on Hannigan's website in the "Tour" section. Here are my favorites: City of Old Jerusalem, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and is divided into 3 religious sections, a Catholic area, a Jewish area, and a Muslim area, Stations of the Cross Street, and walking on the same steps as Jesus did when he carried the Cross, the tunnel tour under the Wailing Wall, and finally exploring the Siloam Water tunnels under City of David. Motorcycle Riding: on the 4th day we went to Tel Aviv and picked up our motorcycles. Some had Suzuki VStrom 650's, I rode a Yamada TDM 900, a bike never imported into the US. The bikes were well maintained and had low miles. Although my wife rode most days on the back of my motorcycle with me, on the particular curvy roads with many switchbacks, she rode in the chase van so I can have lots of fun. She's a keeper. Israel is about the size of New Jersey. We drove south thru the Negev Desert to the beach town resort of Eliat on the Red Sea, Then north to the Dead Sea, the Sea of Galilee, the Fortress Masada, another UNESCO site, finally reaching Mt Hermon at the Syrian border. One gripe I made to Ruth, my wife and I are beach goers, I wish we would have a free day to spend on the beautiful beaches. Ruth stated she would consider a beach day in future tours. The hotels we stayed at were clean, the included buffet breakfast and dinner were good meals, and the hotel staff were welcoming. Lunch was not included and averaged $10-$20. Security: The young Israel Defense Force soldiers could be seen everywhere, ensuring the peace. At no time was I worried about my safety and felt completely at ease. Our guide avoided the Palestine controlled area Gaza Strip, as there was report of rock throwing and protests. To sum up, I have done other motorcycle tours including Edelweiss; I will think highly of this trip as one of the best motorcycle tours I have ever been on and the most memorable. I commend Ruth and David for a job well done and providing me with such an enjoyable touring vacation.

Strolling along on a beautiful day with the glistening Ohio River on one side and an adorable town…read moreon the other. The homes made me envious with their style and point of view. The town is quite charming with some good eats and seasonal farmers market. The vibe was purely relaxed and easy overall. The trail itself is clean and marked for runners, cyclists, and motorists in specific areas. There's a museum along the trail that offers tours in advanced. I didn't travel the entire 5.5 miles but i think i would like to one day!

Took a tour here today. Tour was about 45 minutes and they are working on some upgrades to the…read moredistillery and building. So it was mostly looking through windows or hearing about the property and the owners and the artwork of the labels. Overall it was a nice little stop on our drive with the tour and tasting (7 things) being under $13 per person. They have a little bar with mixed drinks (like Slooshies)or an Old Fashioned if that's your thing. We'd go back to see the updates sometime but they aren't 100% when those will be done. If it's en route to your destination, it's a decent place to stop, have a drink, take a selfie.

We stopped in here on a recent trip to our cabin nearby. We had not heard of it before and were…read moresurprised to find it to be just a short trip from Princeton. It is in an old school, and being teachers, we were interested in seeing what it was about. We didn't have time for a tour, but we did a quick tasting and found some things to purchase. We will return with other family members on another trip down. Very nice staff.

" Very Informative Museum "…read more We went to the Crisp Museum at the University of South East Missouri . We watched a movie about the University and Museum, in a small theater first, before we walked around the museum. The Museum has a wide range of historical artifacts for you to see. The Museum is focused on the history of the the Cape Girardeau area along the Mississippi River.

The Crisp Museum is a hidden gem. They change their art gallery every 30/45 days. The history…read moregalley is very well done. From Indian artifact, River Boat information to anthropology. Very Friend people.