Gerard is an amazing guide! The wine tasting tour was our second tour with him! His knowledge of…read morethe history of Santa Fe and surrounding areas made the tour that much more memorable! Take one of their tours, you will not be disappointed!!

Jerard was an amazing guide for our walking history, sip, and savor tour of Santa Fe, New Mexico…read more He is a true local, his family goes back many generations, and he's exceptionally knowledgeable about the history of New Mexico, in particular Santa Fe. This is a great tour to take when you first arrive in the area because you will leave with many tips and ideas for places to eat, drink, see art, and experience the history of this wonderful city In the following days we revisited several places, including the governors palace, coyote, cafe, and the Georgia O'Keeffe Museum. Thank you Jerard, for a wonderful day and an unforgettable experience. It was definitely a highlight of our trip.

Santa Fe Footprints is a veteran-owned and operated tour agency providing guided walking tours,…read morehikes, and outdoor experiences across parts of Northern New Mexico. Led by veteran guide Bob Ackenhausen and local naturalist Terry, the company focuses on delivering insights into the region's unique architecture, diverse culture, history, and natural ecology. I took a friend's suggestions and booked an historical walking tour of the Plaza area of Santa Fe on our first morning here. I've been to Santa Fe several times over the years, but individual touring often doesn't go deep enough as you sometimes walk by something without much thought. Some examples of that during our Santa Fe Footprints tour was Burro Alley, the Spitz Clock, and the Solders Monument. Our guide for our 2 hour deep dive was Terry. We were impressed with his knowledge and insights, and I'm sure Gayle and I will see him again when we return to Santa Fe next year. Other choices may include the Botanical Garden, History Museum, Bandelier, and other "hidden" treasures.

Let me preface this by saying my husband and I have been to Santa Fe many times…read more For a change, we decided to do a historical walking tour. Bob Ackenhausen and Santa Fe footprints were fantastic. First off, Bob is super responsive to email and texts. Bob greeted us at Henry and the Fish at 900am. He's relaxed and puts you at ease. The next two hours were delightful. We learned so much American, Spanish and Mexican history. It was not a lot of walking however there were so many interesting tidbits along his route. Bob is extremely knowledgeable and we totally recommend him. Santa Fe is a wonderful town and thanks to Bob, we'll have wonderful memories!!!

We waited to take the tour until our last day here and I wish I had taken the advice from other…read morereviewers and gone first. Santa Fe is not the most intuitive to navigate and there's a lot of residential areas interspersed with everything else. Mental mapping around with the trolley helped me get a better sense of layout. Also it was pretty great for Pokemon Go if you're interested in catching one of the many Drowsee around town. While the tour was educational, it wasn't thorough about any one aspect of town to really say I learned a lot, but you get a little taste for history, culture, architecture, pop culture. It made me want to go borrow a bunch of library books. Some of the views were lovely, the drive up Canyon Road, and through a couple neighborhoods were sight-seeing at its purest. I'm going to have to see if my kind of desert can grow some of the plants we saw around. Our host wasn't huge on schmoozing the riders, either, so other than a brief, "Where's everybody from?" it was talking about the town.

This was a great tour. Rocky had knowledge of the land, the culture, and lot about the history of…read moreSanta Fe. This tour was definitely worth it. He was very personal, very engaging and was open to it questions. Highly recommend and if you're lucky to have Rocky that's a plus!! Unfortunately, I did not take any pictures. From the time we took off to the end of the tour, we were constantly looking left right up around. It was a very busy tour and that's probably why I didn't even bother to take my camera out. Just so much information.

Easy registration and we just snagged our tickets last week! Smooth check in by all staff pre-board…read moreand on-board. We signed up for priority boarding which allowed us to pick our own seats with a complimentary glass of champagne. It's a 2 hour trip. Very well rolled out. Snagged amazing pics. There was live music which was awesome hitting all classic tunes. Loved it! Staff rocked. Great experience!

Took the Sunset Serenade with a group of friends for a fiftieth anniversary celebration. The whole…read morething was underwhelming! If the pricing was closer to 50 or 60 dollars per person it would be different. Our tickets were over 150.00 per person and for that price you are not in first class. You get a smaller than airline cup of inexpensive champagne on arrival and that's it. The trip is one hour each way and the first 30 minutes is through Santa Fe neighborhoods with the view into people's back yards, graffiti covered walls, and trash strewn tracks. When you get to the greenery it's nice, but just the typical desert scene. They stop and you watch the sunset, we were fortunate to see a big beautiful harvest moon. Our car had a tipsy group of rowdy young women who were so loud you couldn't hear your own friends talk. (Not the staff's fault and didn't really bother me). Snacks and drinks are expensive given the already expensive ticket prices. The crew were friendly and there were a husband and wife musician couple playing what I would describe as folk music. They were entertaining. It was a good experience because we got to enjoy a special time with friends! I can't really recommend it, but when you read the other reviews, a lot of people love it. So make up your own mind, not for me.

We took the Wander four hour food and drink tour in Santa Fe. Lauren was our host and she is…read morefantastic, with a wealth of information about the area and local food...and she was a lot of fun. We met so many nice people from all over the country. I highly recommend this tour the next time you are in Santa Fe. Thanks, Lauren, for a terrific afternoon

We did the Historic Plaza Food Sip and Savor Tour. It included 4 stops; 2 with food and alcoholic…read morebeverage taste, 1 stop with champagne flight, and 1 stop with churro dessert. Lauren was outstanding host but the $179 per person plus expected tip is outrageous pricing and would have expected more value (food and drink or 5 versus 4 stops).

This FBO stands out above the crowd. Their desire to make your visit to Santa Fe as good as…read morepossible is immediately evident from the first time you make contact with them. Friendly, professional and knowledgeable, they take care of getting your car, provide suggestions for restaurants and activities and outings, in addition to the usual fueling of your plane. We had the unfortunate experience of a magneto going out when we were getting ready to fly home. I was overwhelmed with the help we received from Jet Center as we tried to sort out the best way to get home. They really cared that we were in a pickle and went over and above the standard level of care. Let Jet Center be your FBO next time you are in Santa Fe!

When the owner comes out and takes the time to chat and help you carry bags you have to give him a…read morethumbs up! Great place!! Was there last Monday.

You'll pass this on the way into and out of Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument. It's a well…read moredeserved stop just for the homemade frito pie that is hawked in the back of the visitor center. It looks so simple, but was frackin' amazing. The souvenirs sold here are more expensive, but just buy it. They very much deserve our patronage.

On the way to Kasha Katuwe Tent Rocks National Monument, there is this little stop, kind of like a…read morelittle Welcome Center and souvenir shop. You can ask some questions, grab a map, grab a snack, use the facilities, and buy yourself a little something. Definitely a nice little place to stop when you are either coming to or leaving from Tent Rocks.

One of my favorite new secret spots in Santa Fe... what a rich diversity of colorful stones for…read moreyour driveway, yard & garden.. $5 for a huge bag- and you just drive around to each pile of different stones & fill up the bag as needed. Staff inside completely helpful, but it's all pretty straight forward: Collect stones you like with shovel into your bag, fill up, hand over your $5 & have a nice day. No hassle, great price, and as a fan of classic rock music, A+ on the name. Will be back.

Very confused place. They are all Hispanic (like me, but I am 6th generation and very fair), so I…read morefelt out of place because there was that cliquish thing coming across in Spanish, etc. They are totally confused about their pricing (different prices each time) and you have to walk out to the yard to wait for a driver to help you. They are not clear on conversion arithmetic and they do NOT (per their words) keep track of your order so you can recall what you ordered last time (not computerized). Their driver who comes to the house is VERY skilled. They matched my gravel wrong (no big, big deal). Their office seems to be all about money and not about service. I'd get another quote at Waycor first. In fact, I'm buying two truck loads of deco gravel there instead. They have a great website and are more structured and organized.