Loved this Nashville water taxi history cruise! As a first timer to Nashville, I found this little…read moreboat ride super educational and also very scenic, as we were riding in the Cumberland River. Captain David and Scott were awesome. David was the one narrating our cruise and he was super knowledgeable. Would definitely recommend! They also have drinks and snacks to purchase on board.

We had an amazing experience and learned so much from David and captain G! If you're visiting it is…read moreworth the $$$. We learned so many new things about Nashville and amazing views!

The tour of Nashville was so much fun! Everyone had a great…read moretime. Stopping to take photos and shop was an added bonus to the experience

Will our tour guide was very good, knowledgeable and so fun.. I would recommend this activity to…read moreanyone visiting Nashville.. We learned alot about the city and our party of 5 was very impressed with the tour!!

Lake Days Don't Get Better Than This!…read more We had the absolute best time with Yeehaw Yacht Club--this is exactly how lake life should be done! The boat cruised us out to a perfect party cove, dropped anchor in warm, waist-deep water, and the good vibes took over from there. It was the ultimate chill party setup--music playing, drinks flowing, and everyone just relaxing in the water or hanging out on deck. Kasey is an amazing captain--laid-back but super professional, and she really knew how to create the right vibe without being overbearing. Whether you're celebrating something or just need a day to unwind with friends, Yeehaw Yacht Club makes it easy. It felt like our own private slice of lake paradise. 10/10 would book again--this is now a must-do every summer!

We had a great time! The owner Kasey was very welcoming, accommodating and even fun to hang out…read morewith. The boat was probably one of the cleanest I have ever been on as well. My friends and I will definitely be booking with her again this summer. Highly recommend!

These guys are probably closer to four stars…read more We opted for the tubes recently. Pretty straightforward as far as picking your time/date and purchasing tix on line. There are also waivers on line that must be filled out. Staff was nice and helpful. They drive you and the tubes to a spot a little down river and off you go. Tubing is always good fun, but our experience suffered a bit due to 1). The heat, and 2). The sloooow moving current. We're talkin' almost stagnant in a few spots. We did beach ourselves a few times and took a cooling swim, which was nice. Neither of the two negatives were the fault of Broken Paddles, obviously. Speaking of which, they do give you a paddle which was a must for us. We'd probably still be out on the river. We didn't go for it (we should have), but they have coolers and cooler tubes for rent for "beverages." You text or call them when you reach the "first bridge." They pick you up at their get out spot a little farther down, after the "second bridge." We ended up getting out of the tubes and wading the last 1/4 mile. They have waterproof pelican boxes you can rent or phone bags for sale. You can leave your car keys with them. Pretty sure we'd go with the kayaks next time.

Great place to rent a canoe or paddle boat while at Montgomery Bell camp site and it's only about…read morea mile away. The Broken Paddle store is small, but the two young men that were managing the facility were very nice and professional. The Acorn Lake is small but perfect for a easy paddle on a beautiful day. Great time and experience on a great trip. I would recommend stopping by for a swim and some fishing if your inclined!

I had a great experience! The whole process was smooth and the guides were very knowledgeable,…read morewelcoming and entertaining. I definitely recommend your tour!

Jump on jump off a great way to see the city and feel confident a bus coming by about every 1/2…read morehour. My 2 drivers and their narration were great!

We booked our trip with BOF when things seemed to be getting a little better despite the pandemic…read more As seasoned distillery tourists, my friend and I were excited to check out some places in TN while we were in town, but didn't want to have to worry about driving ourselves or ride sharing due to distance between places. When I found BOF I knew we'd be in good hands. We booked the 3 distilleries + winery option (best bang for our buck and best way to see multiple places). But as our trip drew closer, the restrictions on bars and places began to return. About a week prior to our visit, BOF alerted us that we either would have to do just 1 distillery and the winery or we could get a refund completely. Since this experience was part of the whole reason we chose Nashville, we decided to back down to just the 1 distillery option. The company was great about keeping in contact with us up until the day. We met the bus at the designated pick up location, got inside, introduced ourselves and then the door closed and the wheels started moving. We were shocked that they kept our reservation - we were in a party bus and it was just the two of us! We were told we could bring roadies (we opted for coffee because we're old and needed the mid-day pick-me-up) and the bus was stocked with water and snacks. Off we went to our distillery - Corsair. It was a very cool brick building, and our guide (I wish I could remember her name, so sorry) got us checked in. Since we were about 30 minutes early, we had time to explore the rest of the building/shops which was a bonus. After the fantastic tour and tasting, we re-boarded and began our drive to Arrington Winery. Although any $ spent at Arrington is not included in the cost of BOF, it was totally worth it to have them take us there. It is a bit of a hike and I wouldn't feel comfortable driving myself back to downtown after a visit there. We had about 1.5 hours at Arrington which was perfect for some tastings, a glass of frose and some snacks. Our driver was safe, and super nice. Since it was just the two of us, we asked if she could drop us off direct at our hotel (about 2 miles away from the determined location) and she did, which saved us an additional UBER ride, so thank you! I look forward to whenever everything opens back up and we can book another tour with them again to try out some new places!

So happy to find Barrels of Fun!! We were just visiting Nashville for a few days and didn't want to…read morerent a car for the ride to Arrington Vineyards. Such a fun day, driver was super friendly and we met some great girls on the bus. The only thing I would recommend is that we could've maybe stayed a little longer...but it was enough for a bottle of wine! Also, I left my Quay sunglasses on the bus...they were kind enough to send them to MA for me :)

What an experience?! my girlfriend's and I laughed so hard and enjoyed every minute of the…read moreentertainment. It is not your average tour. Definitely an adult tour, but Brenda has you rolling down the aisle with laughter

I'm a local and brought my out-of-town guest on the tour. We both loved it and laughed the entire…read moretime. I highly recommend it!

I was greeted by Jamie when we came in this past Wednesday morning who was extremely polite and…read morehelpful. She went above and beyond helping us map out our Nashville visit. She provided us a map and asked about everything I wanted to see. Then she helped me group the activities by areas/days. She sold us combo tickets for the Country Music Hall of Fame and Ryman Auditorium. She pulled up who was in concert at the Grand Ole Opry and when she found out we were interested in Vince Gill, confirmed there were still tickets. She advised us to go directly to the Ryman to purchase Grand Ole Opry tour tickets and to directly purchase Vince Gill tickets. She even told us where to park for free on our Bicentennial Park/Tennessee Capitol State Park/Tennessee Farmers Market day and gave us lunch recommendations. What a doll!!!

Before vacationing in Nashville, I watched YouTube livestreams. These livestreams gave me tours of…read moreNashville before seeing it live. When I was following along on these virtual walks, my eyes took in this towering landmark that looked like a radio tower. This towering landmark marked the end of the Honkey Tonk Highway stretch of Broadway. In real life I was going to see this. In June that happened plenty of times. This Nashville landmark is a 250-foot tall radio tower that pays homage to Nashville's rich radio history, especially WSM Country Music which has aired country music since 1925. It is a representation of Nashville's connection to music, much like the tower above the Country Music Hall of Fame. This landmark was a big part of the vacation. Kind of like the Eiffel Tower would be in Paris. Nearby I would take pictures of it up close and walking along Broadway, the Riverfront Park, Walk of Fame Park, and other spots I took distant pictures of it. This landmark radio tower is incorporated into the northeast corner of the Bridgestone Arena at Broadway and Rep. John Lewis Way. This corner is home to the Nashville Visitor Center. It is a rounded mostly glass structure serving as the base of the 250-foot tall radio tower. It also serves as a place to welcome people to Nashville, Tennessee. I went inside here a couple of times. I saw it as a place to get acquainted with and to remember Nashville. When I walked inside from the entrance at Rep. John Lewis Way, I saw a few interpretive kiosks and a wall of records. The windows opening up to Broadway and Rep. John Lewis Way brought in sufficient sunlight and views. In the center of the room is the information desk where the employees answer questions and ring up souvenirs. They were pretty helpful when I asked them about the Nashville Trolly. However, they did not know much about the landmark above them. It's interesting that I would learn about it from Google AI instead of from the Nashville Visiter's Center. Regardless they were friendly and enthusiastic about answering my questions. Surrounding the desk are souvenirs. In my opinion the gift shops on Broadway offer a far better selection. Beyond the rounded below the landmark radio tower, the Visitor Center extends into the Bridgestone Arena. In contrast to the well lit, modern, and Nashville themed room under the radio tower, this area feels like a waiting area in a bus terminal. I appears to double up as a ticketing area. This is where the seating, brochures, and restrooms are. I spent some time sitting here with my Dad, and Brother while cooling off on a humid Nashville afternoon. I am a fan of the Nashville Visitor Center landmark 250-foot tall radio tower that rises from the top. When I vacationed in Music City USA, it was a landmark that I gravitated to.