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The ones worth booking.
The 8 Austin tours travellers book more than any others, with the operator, the running time and the real price set out on each one.
Small-group Austin tour with a local guide: Texas Capitol, South Congress, the bat bridge, and food-truck sweet stops. 2 hours.
“Our driver (Joey) provided a nice introduction to the heart of Austin with a mix of history, culture, dining suggestions, and nightlife tips. It is a great way to become familiar with the city.”
Easy Austin e-bike tour with a road captain, covering Seaholm, Lady Bird Lake, bats on Congress Avenue, and downtown icons.
“It was a great ride around Austin to get a lay if the land and see all that the city has to offer. Captain Kid was our guide and he was fantastic. Very helpful throughout and knowledgeable of the area. We are glad we took advantage of this experience!”
Austin’s 3-hour Secret Food Tour brings 6 tastings plus a surprise secret dish, from BBQ brisket to tacos, sweets, and drinks.
“Great tour with an awesome guide. Super friendly and very knowledgeable about Austin. Alexis’ choice of food stops was on point for the area.”
Austin’s downtown double-decker loop tour with live guide commentary, open-air top-deck photo views, and key stops like the Texas Capitol.
“What a great way to explore downtown Austin! The tour covers the basic areas where you need to go when you are in downtown Austin. Every single worker for the company was very friendly and helpful. Highly recommended!”
Small-group Austin shuttle to Salt Lick BBQ and 2 Hill Country wineries. Air-conditioned ride, 4.5 hours. Tastings and lunch extra.
“Such a fun experience! Kelty was an amazing guide and I loved learning more about Austin, Hill Country, barbecue, and wine in the region! She was very knowledgeable and had the best recommendations. Even went above and beyond to help me get back my hotel’s umbrella that I accidentally left in the tour van. Couldn’t…”
Ride in an air-conditioned sprinter van for 90 minutes of Austin + Hill Country highlights, with guide stories and drive-by landmarks for $33.
“It was great. A nice, comfortable, and relaxing way to experience Austin. I would recommend doing it on your first day in Austin.”
A 90-minute haunted Austin night walk with murders, ghost photos, and indoor stops at the Driskill and a speakeasy for $27.50.
“We had a great time, and it was very interesting, would highly recommend. Tour guide was awesome, and the speakeasy Bar was off the chain. Having a old Bowling alley that is haunted is the coolest.”
Pedal-assist e-bike through Barton Springs, murals, South Congress skyline and Congress Bridge bats. Small group, helmet and bike included.
“Peter was a fantastic tour guide! He was funny and was very informative. Stopped at many interesting and cool spots along Austin. We would recommend this tour !”
