Take in the beautiful Arizona Sonoran Desert like never before! Floating 2,000-5,000 feet over the desert in a hot air balloon, the 360 degree unobstructed views and peacefulness of flight is breathtaking. Following your 45-60 min... More

Join Secret Food Tours on a food tour through downtown Tucson. You'll dine in a number of locally owned restaurants, trying some of their signature dishes. Learn the story of a city that started with open spaces and rich agricult... More

A visit to the rugged, bold west! Hear the stories of the sometimes violent and storied past of Tucson. Visit the historic Presidio, where a man named Hugo O'Connor, the Red Captain of the Spanish Military fathered and named the... More

Rated Tucson's #1 tour activity and a great way to get a Taste of Tucson. We are Tucson's original walking food tour where you not only get a combination of delicious foods and beverages, but a little history of Tucson along the w... More

Join us through an informative tour through the University’s Main Gate Square & our historic 4th Avenue district on this delicious food tour of Tucson. Visit at least 6 local restaurants & learn about how Tucson became the first... More

Discover desert beauty just outside Tucson with these self-guided driving tours of Mount Lemmon & Saguaro National Park! Explore a forest of saguaro cacti, where vast skies present the perfect opportunity to dig into history, snap... More

Experience the ultimate culinary journey with us. This tour will tantalize your taste buds and provide exclusive access to the city's vibrant culinary scene. Indulge in an exploration of five handpicked local restaurants, each of... More

The Presidio Museum is the founder and steward of the popular Turquoise Trail. The Presidio Museum endorses guides who are knowledgeable, entertaining, and have stories to share. Follow the turquoise line through downtown Tucson a... More

Download GuideAlong’s self-guided audio tour of the Mt. Lemmon Scenic Byway to unlock the secrets of this breathtaking route from Tucson’s desert floor to the highest point in the Santa Catalina Mountains. As you climb 6,000 f... More