I organize a trip for 100 friends every May, and we descend on a new city to explore each year. I…read morereached out to Peter for a customized walking tour for our group about a year ago, and I'm so glad I did. With several decades in the travel industry, Peter was a consummate professional. He was knowledgeable, he took the time to understand our group interests and dynamics, and he came up with a jam-packed, information-rich tour that everyone LOVED, led by four guides that everyone had nothing but glowing reviews for. I couldn't have been happier with Peter, his guides, or the tours they led us on. We all left with a deeper, richer understanding of and appreciation for Santa Fe. Highly recommend.

I recently came to Santa Fe on a large group visit. Our group was split up among a number of…read moreCamaratour's guides. I was lucky enough to be in Peter's group. Our tour was interesting, funny, and interactive. Peter was excellent at managing our large and lively group, and balanced education with entertainment like the pro he is. I was particularly appreciative of the context he provided to us of the historical facts so that we could truly begin to understand Santa Fe's past and present. As a Bostonian, I was ready to fight when he started talking about oldest this and oldest that, and I left his tour far more aware of the huge blind spots my northeastern education left me with, although he started to help me fill them. Friends who were with other tour guides from the company similarly raved about their experience.

A superb tour of Santa Fe's historic area, even on a chilly, rainy day. Karen knows the city, its…read morehistory, and its architecture very well. She's a great communicator, sensed our interests, and kept us all in good humor even in the rain. We learned about the city's history and enjoyed many fascinating stories about noteworthy people and events. She even gave us a few restaurant recommendations.

Karen, our guide was wonderful. She was enthusiastic and fun. She was interactive, not just on…read moreauto-pilot, intetested in us as well. We got a nice sense of the historic Santa Fe, a good starting point for someone on a first time vist.

About a year ago I was travelling through Albuquerque and I saw the brochure for the Breaking Bad…read moretour and I hoped it would be ongoing so on my next trip I could go on it. Luckily they still do it and let me tell you, it was absolutely worth the wait!! If you are a fan of the show or even if you don't know much about it, it is one of the coolest tours you will ever experience. It will make you appreciate the show even more. Frank and Dylan were the best tour guides taking us to ALL of the key sites where the show was filmed

We had a blast with Frank and Pete. They offer the big RV and depending on how many people they…read morewill also have a SUV with people following behind. It was fun, informative, and we hit a lot of spots. They really did try to make it special. I like how they lit the smoke bomb on top of the camper to make it look like they were cooking meth, lol. They also supplied us with a little burrito for lunch. They were quite a few places around still, but Some will be leaving soon. We enjoyed it and we met some really fun people on the tour. I WOULD RECOMMEND

Visiting Albuquerque for a couple of days and thought this tour sounded like a great way to learn…read moreabout this town. It was! Bonus - it's dog friendly for small dogs that can sit on your lap, which was perfect because we have our pup with us on this trip. Our driver Mike did an amazing job navigating through town and our tour guide Blake was really fun and informative. We saw parts of Albuquerque that we would have never seen otherwise, learned a lot about the history of this area as well as fun facts including fil I g locations for show like Breaking Bad. The trolley pick up location is in Old Town. Fun shops surrounding a nice little park. If you are like us and don't know anything about Albuquerque, give it a try!

I took the trolley tour today and it was a lot of fun. The guide pointed out all sorts of…read morearchitecture, murals, and points of interest and shared all kinds of local history. It's an enjoyable way to spend a little time and they even give you a brochure full of discounts after.

I was standing on the top of a dune at the White Sands National Monument with my sister's husband,…read morelooking out at an impending sunset, when the guy turned to me and said, "Howie, I think New Mexico gets the short shrift when it comes to beauty. This is a gorgeous state, man." I smiled. Preaching my personal gospel. Indeed, there's so much to discover around here, yet somehow the entire state remains somewhat undiscovered. And for most of us residents, that's exactly the way we want it to remain. Our own little secret. Short shrift is cool. But ultimately that's obviously not what we're going for around here, and this company, Food Tour New Mexico, is here to help expose the goods. This tour company focusses on the food (yeah, and drink) that make the state great. They've been operating in Santa Fe for years and recently they've expanded to Albuquerque. They're not taking you on a tour of a White Sands dune, but they're all about educating newbies on New Mexican cuisine, which is worthy of an afternoon of your time. Even locals can learn a little about their native eats; one of my favorite aspects of the tour was the cup of posole and the guided description of the composition of the soup, both Native and Mexican, that completes the recipe. Anticipate an exceptionally enjoyable visit in Old Town, with some huge surprises, and a tour that goes beyond food. Great company.

Nick Peña created Food Tour New Mexico-Albuquerque (and Food Tour New Mexico-Santa Fe) following…read morehis passion for local food and culture. Our tour was informative and delicious! Nick accommodated our sizable group with ease. He graciously guided us through old town, from restaurant to restaurant. It was evident he had a great working relationship with each of the restaurants that welcomed us. We not only tasted yummy local fare at each location, we learned of its history, as well. Each locale had interesting stories; additionally, the architecture should be noted as the structures are specific to this area. Nick provided more local historical facts as we made our way walking through old town. Food Tours New Mexico is a unique way to see Albuquerque. It's great for foodies wanting to learn about local cooking or anyone curious about the area's history. This activity would be great for a fun date night. Or if you are a food lover or enjoy history, you should give this tour a try. I highly recommend.

Amazing experience. They really make your adventure a great one. Highly recommend Jeep Tours.read more

I am so glad I did the jeep tour with Clint on my recent trip to New Mexico . He gave me a real…read morefeel for the land and history..He is very knowledgeable and made the tour fascinating. He was great about taking pictures so i was able to have some pictures of myself during the tour. You could tell that he really loved the land and history . I was very happy that he was thoughtful enough to provide a porta potty. The jeep is a tight fit, but he does everything possible to make i it comfortable . I was able to see wild horses, Indian petroglyphs', a Spanish Land Grant, a slot canyon that had many fossils and many other amazing things.. .Everybody should do this while they are in the area

We had a great time on our Ghost Tour of Old Town Albuquerque! MARY was a fantastic, informative…read moreand fun guide! Great job MARY and THANK YOU!!

First off, Mary and Rod are a delightful ghost tour duo that we got lucky with to have as our…read morehosts/guide. Very informative, educational, and entertaining. The tour meet up is right in the Old Town area, which itself is nice. We booked ours in the early evening so partway through it became night for some of the places we toured through. It included great historic stories of not only the town, but the ghost stories that folks have experienced over the decades+. If puns and bad jokes are your thing, these two do it well. And they're my thing so I had fun throwing a few at them myself (which I've allowed them to add to their speeches if they feel the need to). All in all, recommended experience for fellow ghost hunters, fans of tours and a good time.

Words can't describe how incredible this Breaking Bad Tour with Luigi was last weekend! We stumbled…read moreacross Luigi's website and we were able to book it immediately and quite last minute. He took us on a 3 hour adventure of all things Breaking Bad...from Walter White's house to Jesse Pinkman's house to Los Pollos Hermanos and SO much more!!! Luigi was the driver for some of the actors and was able to be on set..the behind the scenes stories and photos he shared made the experience so much more exciting! Luigi's personality, humor, knowledge and beautifully warm nature contributed to my daughter and I professing that this is the BEST TOUR we've ever experienced...and we've been to Italy! We highly recommend the Breaking Bad Tour with Luigi! A+++

First off, the pick up area was convenient. The bus was clean, comfortable and cool. Luigi was…read morefunny, kind and full of stories you can't hear anywhere else. He also hooks you up with discounts at some of the shops. Worth every penny.

What a cool find. We stopped off at the visitor center, which did not actually have petroglyphs at…read moreit. We were instructed on which way to go to find the shortest trails as we were in a bit of a hurry. We did take a pretty rocky hike and got to see lots of cool petroglyph and a beautiful view. I recommend taking the visit. We didn't get a lot of great advice from the visitor center. We were instructed to find instructions online to the canyon we needed to go to. Easy to get to. Take water!

This spot is the visitor information center, featuring a short introductory video and a small gift…read moreshop. Here, you can get maps, park details, and directions to the three main petroglyph viewing areas: Boca Negra, Rinconada, and Piedras Marcadas Canyons. The friendly staff member gave us a map, and we decided to drive a few miles to Boca Negra Canyon, which is the closest site to the visitor center. The Boca Negra trail was short, easy, and took us less than an hour to complete. It was a great introduction to the petroglyphs and a nice way to start exploring the natural and cultural history of New Mexico.

From pick up to drop off, it was all great. Our pilot Chris was so fun to be around and he was so…read moregracious to answer all of our questions. A smooth ride from start to finish. He's also funny. The owner and his wife was so kind- they helped get the balloon set up. Live the history story of hot air ballooning. Makes me want to always have a bottle of champagne to greet others ! It was even better that so many balloons were in the air around us. Never alone in the skies. Overall a wonder experience. I would def call them again.

What an absolute amazing experience. The crew was incredible and worked so hard. Our plot Tammy…read morewas so skilled and talented.