We booked a custom private tour with Trish and had a great time. She has a ton of historical…read moreknowledge on everything from Thomas Jefferson's experience at William & Mary to how different bricks were made in the Colonial era. If you want something more in depth than the standard Colonial Williamsburg script, this is it!

Thoroughly enjoyed our walking tour. We learned so much. This was an efficient way for us to visit…read moreWilliamsburg and learn by a local expert who obviously loves Williamsburg, loves history and loves to educate. Highly recommend.

5.6 miles long. No trash. Nice people who like to be active…read more Parking on either side you come in on although there's no physical address on Maps. I love this trail because it's the longest I know in Hampton roads. There're Mom's with strollers. Whole families. Mini field trips with small children. Bikers. Skateboarders.... Everyone. Of course it's shaded because of all the trees. Just be careful because it's so soothing to walk, you might end up at the end and have to walk right back to your car lol. And if you didn't plan on waking over 11 miles... that could be tricky. My feet were sore for two weeks when I made that mistake with the wrong shoes on. Happy trails!!

I did the haunted walk tour with a group on 9/12. The tour guide was boring. The explanations were…read morevery brief so there was more walking than learning. I, along with a few others left about halfway through.

I did the ghost tour last night 9/12 with a large group. I am sorry to say I was very disappointed…read more I have done several ghost walks and this was the worst. The stories were mediocre, the tour guide was subpar. I was counting the minutes till it concluded. Don't waste 25 dollars for this tour.

A twilight Norfolk Cenetery tour was fun at Elmwood. The subject was death, disease and surgery in…read morethe Victorian period. I could not resist the topic since I'm in healthcare. The eight stones visited had all different causes of death from syphilis, epilepsy, surgery and even teething. One had a corner report listing cause of death as "ate too much ice". The Norfolk Society for Cemetery's typically offer the tours on Friday and Sunday's throughout the year for $5 with different topics. The trio of cemeteries utilized, Elmwood, Cedar Grove and West Point off Princess Anne Road in Norfolk are the oldest in the city. I have visited all three in the past with curiosity. For those interested go to the Norfolk Society website. Also they will host an annual 5k run From Here to Eternity. "Silent Guardians of Forgotten Tales". October 11th.

We took this tour around Halloween but it would be fun any time. Our guide was in a full costume…read morefrom centuries ago and brought both wit and history as he explained who the souls were buried underneath our feet. Norfolk is an old historic town with much to learn about the people who once inhabited it. The $5 donation goes towards preserving the grounds and headstones so your visit makes a difference in preserving history. Wear shoes comfortable for uneven ground and have fun!

This was my friends and I first time doing electric bikes and they were so fun! We originally had a…read morestart time for 12pm but we were running late so we called and were able to push it back to the 2pm time. Jill and her husband were super sweet and great! Helmets are required for insurance purposes. Jill gave us a map and had great recommendations on bike routes so we could see the most. It was a really cool experience and definitely highly recommend best way to see Yorktown. Super bike friendly! It was $25 per person so not bad at all.

Me and my wife took a 2 hour Segway tour around Yorktown historical district. First time riding a…read moreSegway but it's real easy to learn and within a few minutes you're ready to go. Great weather and a great guide made for a relaxing and fun 2 hours. Highly recommend this tour with this company

What an incredible adventure! I joined The Nature Bus today with my husband for a birding…read moreexpedition on the Eastern Shore of Virginia, led by Suzanne Moss and tour guide James Abbott. The tour was beautifully organized from start to finish -- we even stopped in charming Cape Charles for a lovely lunch. Even though I'm not a birding expert, I enjoyed every minute of the experience. Suzanne and James made it fun, informative, and welcoming for everyone, regardless of skill level. The group was so friendly and helpful, and the entire day was filled with laughter, learning, and beautiful sights. I highly recommend The Nature Bus for anyone looking to explore the natural beauty of Virginia in such a thoughtful and enjoyable way! My only regret is that I did not do a tour sooner. I am looking forward to more adventures on the Nature Bus. Susan and Tom Mayo Virginia Beach

Spent the day on the bus learning about oysters. It was very informative. Suzanne and James (James…read moreRiver Association) were so accommodating. We went to VIMS and learned about oyster lifecycle then onto Big Island Aquaculture for oyster tasting. Wonderful experience

Great tour guides friendly and personal great deals. They know what their talking about with the…read morehistory of Williamsburg enjoyed my self and the ghost tours and staff tremendously

We went on this tour last night and had an awesome time! Witch Gracie and Mr Pirate were…read moreoutstanding tour guides! If you're in the area and haven't gone, what are you waiting for?

Mary Veal and the Colonials were quite the treat. My job went on a staff retreat in Portsmouth and…read morehad the privilege of going on a walking tour with this amazing team. I love the characters that were portrayed by the actors and their narratives. All of the sites that we went to were quite remarkable. I wasn't aware that so many historic homes that meant a lot to America's history lined the streets of Olde Town Portsmouth (and many are in tact and well-kept). I was also impressed by all of the African American history that they weaved into their tour as well as their homage to the Emancipation Oak in Hampton and 1619 - which mean a lot to my hometown of Hampton, VA. Mary was a definite hoot, letting my tour group in on the favorite pastime of women of the 18th and 19th century - gossip! Her funny tales and songs made the walking tour a hilarious and cheeky treat!

From the owner: History Alive provides costumed character guides from many different time periods in our nation's…read morehistory, beginning with Mary Veale and the Colonials representing the 1600s and 1700s and extending to Columnist Jeffrey Wilson representing the 1800s and 1900s. We specialize in walking tours and excursions, but also offer school field trips and programs, classes, entertainment, and events.

What an amazing tour. Emory is the best. Very knowledgeable about the horses. We had amazing views…read moreof them Well worth it. An experience of a lifetime

Definitely the best wild horse tour in the area!!! Our guide Gator took us to all the best spots…read moreand kept us informed and entertained with lots of stories and details. Cannot recommend enough!!