Highly recommend! Amanda is knowledgeable and personable. She not only shared her passion for…read moreWilmington itself but also connected Wilmington's history to what was happening in other parts of the country at the same time. Definitely worthwhile.

The tour was enlightening. Amanda started the tour on time and kept the group throughly engaged…read morewith historical facts about Wilmington. The routes were walkable and held our undivided attention as we nevagated our way through prestigiously up and coming neighborhoods. Definitely what we were looking for on our first trip to possibly finding oyr new place to call home.

We did the tour with Steve Little last night and it was one of the best I've been on. He kept us…read moreengaged, entertained and enthralled with the stories he told. I love his tie-ins to his personal life as well as how familiar he is not just with the stories, but with the families and employees at the local haunts! I don't have enough great things to say about Steve L! You'll be very lucky if he's your guide!

We did one of the downtown ghost walks while visiting in mid October. Our guide was dressed as a…read morewitch, which was a fun touch. We only stopped at a few places. I have been on a lot of tours but this one didn't have very many stories. I would have liked to hear more about the historic properties and houses than the courthouse. Still a fun thing to do.

Robin Triplett is a retired Cape Fear history teacher. She does personal tours of downtown…read moreWilmington and the Oakdale Cemetary. I did the Oakdale tour, and it was excellent. Much of Wilmington's history can be told by the people buried there. https://www.facebook.com/Trip-With-Triplett-283374138383229/

Robin is so enthusiastic on the tours, I have been on 3 now with her! She knows a wealth of…read moreinformation about Wilmington and conveys it with such energy. She is happy to work with your schedule to do a small group tour. We are looking forward to our next one with her.

After doing a "gaslighting" night tour which was interesting and informative we were instructed to…read moreexit by the front door. The long stairway was not well lit. I was not able to clearly see the last few steps and feel down them landing on my hands and knees. I suffered severe abrasions to my knees and hands. Beware if your tour is at night. The staff provided basic first aid. when I contacted the management they referred me to the board president. It took over a week for him to contact me back.

The Latimer House is located in Downtown Wilmington. Guided tours run on the hour and if you arrive…read moreearlier you can sit in the courtyard. This was my favorite of the three houses. It shows how the upper class lived with opulence. The house is not handicap accessible as the it was built in the 1852. The house was built by Zebulon Latimer and has three stories with a basement although not all areas are on the tour. The house is symmetrical as there are the same number of windows on each side. Three generations of the Latimers lived in the house before it became a museum and where the Cape Fear Historical Society is based. The iron water fountain in the garden used to be in a park in the middle of the road. The house has 14 rooms around 600 original items such as furniture, dishes, sculptures in fantastic shape as they had never been taken out of the shipping containers. The family tree was unique on the wall. You can even see where the original carpet was worn away. The house has a Victorian style decor with the marble fireplace, velvet curtains, and the intricate chandeliers. The walls in the foyer are painted to look like wallpaper. I enjoyed seeing all the photos. My docent was knowledgeable and friendly. She provided the stories of who lived in the house with empathy as some of the stories are sad. I highly recommend taking a tour of the Latimer House.

Wonderful experience! We had touring, dining, photo ops AND exercise. Don't eat too much before you…read morego... One of my guests said, "I feel like I just ate Thanksgiving Dinner:)" Be sure to let Liz know of any dietary concerns ie allergies. I surprised my girls, had no idea one was allergic to shellfish. Fortunately, Liz is a professional and arranged substitutions mid tour! (Thanks Liz:) I was so excited when I returned, my CHILDREN asked to go. So, tour two is in the early planning stages. This is totally a must do. As one of the chef's said...It was OVER much fun!

From the owner: Don't just see Wilmington, N.C. Taste it! Culinary Adventures with Liz Biro food and cocktail…read morewalking tours serve delicious Wilmington, N.C., places and the delightful stories behind the Port City food scene. Bus, custom and special group tours available. A little taste here, a little food history there, a whole lot of fun.

Greenlands farm is between Bolivia and Southport on Midway road about 10 minutes from St. James. We…read morecame here with Nana to visit the petting farm for our one year old - which was just her speed, and there were about a half dozen others kindergarten aged kids in the petting area and taking pony rides. The real joy was the country store that Heather Burke has put together. Everything is so tastefully assembled, homemade, and delicious. They have home brewed beer (and lots of craft selections) fresh baked cakes and pastries (including gluten free), sandwiches, salads, ice cream and a super quaint gift store. We sat in the luncheon area inside, but there were picnic tables outside as well. We missed the bluegrass festival but if we can we'd love to make the Octoberfest. I highly recommend this place for those looking for a farm to table meal, good beer, or tasteful country store excursion.

We love Greenlands Farm!! Great sandwiches - beautiful property- wonderful homemade…read moresoaps/lotions/deodorant. You name it they have it! They even have a great beer selection. We are fellow small business owners and love coming here to support them! Very nice and knowledgeable family. They are very passionate about what they do. This is a great place to come if you want something "different." Great place for kids as well. We have a mini farm and coming here gives us both inspiration! Keep it up guys we love you! Sonny and Sarah Moy Jumpin' Java Espresso Co.

Our group Christmas Day trip in St. Augustine and this is our first stop. We're also celebrating…read moreour dear friend's milestone birthday. It's an exciting way to start off the New Year. Located in the beautiful, historic building.. The Treasury on the Plaza. Right across from the courtyard with the cannons. There's a small coffee shop adjoined, perfect for those of us waiting for our reading. Brit is such a beautiful soul. Personable, warm, and engaging. I believe in her abilities and gifts wholeheartedly. Thank you so much for elevating our energy today!

Britt is an authentic psychic medium!! Definitely the real deal! She brought me more peace,…read moreharmony, love and wellness than I think I've had in my whole life! It is rare to find a psychic who delivers so much detailed information with such a high degree of accuracy. Britt has such a kind and empathetic nature that you will instantly feel a sense of peace and calm. I highly recommend!!!

This bike tour was AWESOME! My husband & I went on a date…read moreon the Hidden Beaufort tour & really enjoyed ourselves. Liz is fun & very informative. Can't wait to go back for another ride!

We had a fantastically delicious tour with Betsy in Beaufort! If you want to know more about this…read morequaint and beautiful town, while sampling foods at the locals' favorite spots--- the culinary walking tour is a must. It was wonderful spending over 3+ hours, walking through a progressive food experience. Appetizers first at Finz (fresh- catch tacos)...then Front Street Grill for lunch...Clawson's for huge desserts....and all with the best tour guide providing us the rich history and folklore of Beaufort. We will definitely come back for a few more of her tours--so much fun, learning and eating all rolled into one!

Our host was wonderful. The group we were with was also fantastic. There were four stops: Wicked…read moreTuna gave us mussels and peel and eat shrimp. Our next stop gave us blackened cod (we could have had it fried but I was trying to be good; their hush poppies were yummy too!! The next stop was shrimp and grits! Super yummy. Our final stop was dessert. This is a lovely way to spend a lunch on vacation.

Oh my goodness, this was such a great tour! I have been on several food tours in LA and Seattle -…read moreCarolina Food Tour - Murrels Inlet was in a completely different league. The quality of the food and the portion sizes are fabulous. As a foodie, I appreciated both! The sushi really hit the spot. And Corina the tour guide did a great job and was super nice! I will be back!

The holiday themed A Colonial Apparition tour along the Cape Fear River went well beyond my…read moreexpectations despite the weather. Honestly, the dreary day may have made the cruise even more suited for the story Hunter Ingram, Burgin Wright House & Gardens Assistant Museum Director, shared with us on our voyage along the riverfront. The cruise was cozy with holiday theme beverages available for purchase, and the history lesson and the story written by James Sprunt in the 1800s told by Ingram was well worth the ticket price. I absolutely have to do more of the historic tours offered by Wilmington Water Tours. A couple of hours on this river cruise is definitely time well spent.

Enjoyed the scenery. WOW! Perfect weather/time of year. Good length of time…read more All four of us enjoyed the cruise and were glad we had included it in our weekend plans. Late April must be the "sweet spot" for this cruise. The weather was perfect! The water was calm and we appreciated that we saw both daylight and dark during the cruise. The number of folks on the boat was good - we never felt too crowded; do not allow any more, though. The biggest thing that dinged the stars to four - and, I really was unhappy about this - was the volume of the singer. She was very good; she is talented and her selections were appropriate but TOO, TOO LOUD. The four of us could not hear each other talk (or, yell). It is a small boat; any amp at all is too much. I did (discreetly) mention something to one of our tour guides about asking her to decrease her volume. It was completely IGNORED. We booked this cruise because there was to be "entertainment" perhaps that was a poor choice. Value/fee was good - should not be any more.