Elysa, the owner, was very accommodating. My family was in town for graduation and we were looking…read morefor something to do on our last day before heading to the airport. We came across Taste of Tucson, but the website stated all tours were sold out until January 2026. I spoke to Elysa and she was able to make arrangements for our booking for the very next day! My two nieces and I throughly enjoyed the tour and food stops. Jennifer was our tour guide. She was very knowledgeable and funny. We learned so much during the tour and have a deeper appreciation for history in Tucson. Thank you Elysa and Jennifer for accommodating my family!

An absolutely marvelous afternoon walking tour! We learned some local history, learned about the…read moreartists & the amazing murals in the downtown area, & had some great local food along the way. The guides were informative & obviously enjoyed interacting with the group. Highly recommend!

We had a wonderful experience on our Downtown Food Tour with our guide Karen Brown. Karen was very…read moreknowledgeable able the murals and history of the area we were touring. She kept a comfortable pace and was always ready to answer questions. Karen accurately described the food we would be sampling and the vegetarian in our group was well accommodated. She was also knowledgeable about each restaurant's origins and history. Karen's warm and friendly personality definitely insures that I will recommend Tucson Food Tours to all my friends.

Outstanding tour with exceptionally knowledgeable guide. Karen pointed out numerous historical…read morebuildings and gave their unique history along with her personal recommendations and experience. the food selection was diverse and it was like eating around the world different cuisine. I would highly recommend this tour to all my friends and family coming to the are. we were so impressed that it would be fun to take it again.

An excellent experience. Being relative newcomers to the area we learned about some of Tuscon's…read moreunique history, gained knowledge of the downtown area's geographic layout and tasted some amazing food. Highly recommended

Rafa, our tour guide was awesome! He's very knowledgeable & was friendly. He made the experience…read morefun & memorable! He picked us up on time & drove us back home safely. The shuttle was super clean & comfortable. The snacks and water were a life saver! We'll be definitely coming back and request him again!

We had a great day. Rafa was an awesome guide. Having pick up and drop off service from our rental…read morewas so great.

We booked a personal SkyNights program for our small family to celebrate our Father's life. Will…read moreand Chase were both incredibly helpful, extremely knowledgeable, and hilariously entertaining, making our tour of the night sky an unforgettable experience. We started with a view of the sun and moon, then watched the amazing sunset over Arizona. They asked us for requests (both for sky viewing and accompanying music). We saw numerous galaxies, clusters, nebulae and planets. The jewel of the evening had to be the extended view of Saturn and Titan. They not only showed us the universe, but they also educated us on the history, science and current global initiatives to better understand the cosmos. We really appreciated all the pre-event communications, clear instructions and overall coordination. Thank you, Will, for all your help in that! We highly recommend this experience for all citizens of planet Earth!

Our two guides for Sky Nights - Travis and Aaron were incredibly knowledgeable and friendly. You…read morecould tell they love what they do.

Wow This was a great day and Jimmy was he best guide. Really appreciate his historical knowledge…read moreabout Tucson. My son (age 22) and I Loved it and was a highlight of the trip. Book.it Kitty

This was a great way to see murals in Tucson in a variety of neighborhoods. Lorraine, our guide,…read morewas knowledgeable and safety conscious.

My little bike group (4 of us) have ridden the El Tour de Tucson six times now and it is one of the…read morebest maintained and supported bicycle events we have been part of. They have multiple ride distances including a fun ride, 32 miles, 62 (metric century), and 100 mile century each staggered starting times. The ride is supported with separated bike lanes and multiple well stocked aid stations. Riding in AZ in November is great as it is cooler and allows you to see the nice southwest terrain. I wouldn't hesitate doing this ride. You might want to come in a day or two early and ride the Tucson loop path as a warmup ride. Hope to see you on the ride in a future year

El Tour is a fantastic ride, I will be doing it for the sixth time this year…read more Course support is fantastic! There are officers directing traffic at every intersection, and lanes are set up to keep cyclists safe from cars. Aid stations have plenty of water, lots of snacks, and fantastic volunteers! The race directors have been very responsive to feedback regarding route changes and other planning. While I understand the frustration it may cause for drivers on this one day a year, the benefit to the community is tremendous, and it's one of my favorite athletic events ever!

Just a fabulous limo experience! My plane arrived 30 minutes ahead of time and no problem…read more Chauffeur was there to pick me up. He drove professionally, safely, told me a little bit about the company. They've been in business 40 years. a Tucson-based, family-owned business. And they serve Phoenix as well. This is my new go-to limo!

If you're looking for reliable, honest, affordable, and fun, look no further than Limoport! I…read moreinquired with many transportation companies in Tucson in search of a party bus/van for my sister's bachelorette party. Barbara & Dale were extremely accommodating and an absolute pleasure to work with. The day I inquired, they invited me to view the van we'd go on to rent which was so refreshing. They let us view and sit in the bus before we even signed a contract which definitely helped us decide. The bus had very fun lights, a bluetooth hookup to play our own music, and a little bar area - it was clean, new, spacious, and comfortable. Dale was our driver and he was patient with our group, communicative, welcoming, and flexible. We look forward to working with Limoport for future events & outings! I really cannot recommend them enough. Thank you Dale & Barbara!

Bisbee is only about 10 miles from the Mexican border and about two hours south of Tucson…read more However, the Queen Copper Mine Tour is very worth visiting. Every mine tour I've been on has been different and it's fun to see how they do it. With this tour, you are on the ground level and take a tram into the mine. You get off at various spots, but you won't do very much walking (there is a short flight of stairs to one of the stops). The tour guides are very knowledgeable and seems as if some of them actually had worked in the mine. Being a miner is definitely one of the most difficult, dirty, dangerous and labor intensive that a person can do, and it does make you appreciate how much work and effort it takes to extract any metal or mineral from a mine. The tour does a great job of explaining the process and how technology advancements changed over time from the late 1800's until the mine closed in 1975 Practical Information: 1. Make a reservation online, in advance. Traveling to Brisbee and finding out that you either you have to wait several hours for an open tour, or that they are sold out for the day is NOT something you want. 2. It's really not cold in the mine, since the part you visit is not underground, so you might want a sweatshirt or a light jacket, but that's about all. 3. Don't be late because once the tour starts, you forfeit your place if you aren't there when they leave. 4. The actual tour is about an hour.

Wonderful experience on the tour!…read more **Make sure you buy on their site before you get here... we did but they sold out for a lot of people! ** You take a mine cart into the middle of the mountain, and your tour guide will show you what they did in the past to get the copper out of the mine. It was a very unique tour as the others around Tombstone do not have this same type of experience. The only downfall I had was the extra information when it came to questions. Our tour guide seemed agitated even though he asked if others had questions and honestly didn't seem to know the answers more than what he was told to say. Other than that, well worth the tour and the money (also some cheap bottles of water in the store inside)

Great ghost tour with lots of history and information which I love. It's a great walking tour, but…read morecompletely manageable. I wish the group size were a tad bit smaller, but I was able to hear the guide. We did get some odd photos when there were EVP spikes and my pictures before and after were clear. It was a fun experience and I would go again or recommend it to anyone who wants the darker history of Bisbee, or just wants to have a fun tour experience!

It was a cold, dark night when I felt...off. I kept telling my partner I didn't feel like I was…read morepart of this world, and my heart was pounding. He said we didn't have to go, but I wanted to fight off this pain. Hours later, our tour guide would say that it's common for people to get possessed by the spirts of Bisbee during their visit. A woman beside me gasped. She told her boyfriend she felt 'different' all day. It was then I realized, I wasn't alone... I went on the 'Old Bisbee Ghost Tour' in January, and it revealed much about the dark past of the town. All attendees were required to wait in front of the 'Bisbee Mining & Historical Museum' by 7pm before we were whisked off through stairways & old alleys while we were told the macabre stories of the ghosts that live in the town. I really enjoyed our guide; I forgot his name, but he was a tall, caucasian, white-haired man with a top hat & suit. His voice was perfect for spooky narration, and had a few zingers here & there. He suggested we try the 'Ghost Pub Crawl' if we visit again- I might take him up on it. Expect to be walking a lot; there will be a lot of stops, but it's still quite a journey before you're free to disperse, so dress comfortably and warmly. This is not the best tour for people that do not like history, cannot walk or stand for long periods of time, have wheelchairs/canes/etc. and while children can attend, I can't see every child tolerating listening to stories for hours outdoors. If you want to bring the family, you need to determine if your kid is the kind to enjoy this too. Along with trekking up hills, I also had opportunities to enter a couple of spooky hotels. The stories about them made me conjure up my own stories. I'm a very imaginative person, so I loved picturing these ghosts among us. I won't spoil much, but my favorite ghosts involve a cat and 'The Cuddler.' You'll have to go on this tour to know more about them. Being a part of the 'Old Bisbee Ghost Tour' helps contextualize the surroundings, helping you gain a greater appreciation for how the town of Bisbee was able to survive all the horrors. I'd be glad to try a different tour, as long as another ghost doesn't mess with me!