USA · SAN ANTONIO TOURS
The 8 best san antonio tours you can book right now, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
A 2.5-hour haunted bus tour in San Antonio with an inside stop at the Menger Hotel, a cemetery visit, and downtown ghost stories.
“Lily was very welcoming and Sean was a great tour guide. I was just suggest that Sean speak slower so people can capture all of the information. The Menger Hotel was the highlight for us.”
A small-group San Antonio combo tour with River Walk cruise, Tower of the Americas views, guided Alamo, and the San Jose Mission area.
“Every aspect on this tour was fabulous! Our guide (Sasha) was wonderful and so thoughtful and kind!!”
Small-group San Antonio Missions UNESCO tour with hotel pickup, timed stops at four missions, Espada Aqueduct, and time near La Villita and Alamo Plaza.
“We’re a group of two couples who meet twice a year at different historic sites/towns. We had a fabulous time in San Antonio at the Riverwalk. The missions are a must see when visiting San Antonio and this tour was the way to do it. We especially enjoyed listening to our guide, Domingo. He was both friendly and very informative! Great tour!”
Follow ghost stories around Old Town San Antonio with stops at the Menger, Alamo, and Spanish Governor’s Palace. Small group outdoor walk.
“Wonderful Ghost tour! We learned a lot of San Antonio history along the way. Graveyard Greg did an amazing job leading us through the city with fascinating strories of San Antonio's rich history and the ghist who have decided to stick around.”
Hopscotch San Antonio is a 20,000 sq ft, self-paced art playground with light installations, optical illusions, live music, food trucks, and $24 tickets.
“Each room and experience were so exciting and just felt really cool. We had very good time and would recommend it.”
Tejas Rodeo in Bulverde, Texas: $30 general admission for a full rodeo show, Western grounds, and live country music dancing.
“Very well organized and fun! Arena ceiling lights could have been improved. Advertisement billboard was distracting and periodically blinding with a bright white screen. But the show was excellent!”
San Antonio River Walk Cruise ticket for a 35-minute narrated boat ride through downtown, from $16 per person. Wheelchair accessible.
“I’m not sure about improving anything and the young lady that narrated and drove the pontoon was excellent spot on. Thank You”
Skip the lines with a mobile ticket to San Antonio Zoo. Explore Africa, Big Cats, Flamingos, daily talks and conservation in about 4 hours.
“Most of the animals were either sleep or not visible in their habitat. Better experience for the kids.”
Every kind of day out, and the best of each.
