AUSTIN
Ranked by traveller popularity
The 10 most popular driving & sightseeing tours in Austin. Here's what they actually deliver, who runs them, and what they cost.
Austin in 2 hours with a local guide: small-group drive-by sights, Texas State Capitol inside, South Congress, food trucks, and bat bridge.
“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.”
Double-decker bus tour around downtown Austin with live guide, top-deck views, and climate-controlled seating for $36.81.
“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!”
Air-conditioned sprinter tour of Austin and Hill Country with 50+ sights in 90 minutes, narrated stops, and local tips 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.”
Small-group Austin highlights in 2 hours by air-conditioned Mercedes van. Street art, music stories, Capitol tour, and a sweet treat.
Ride Austin by pedal-assist e-bike with stops at Barton Springs, South Congress murals, bats, 6th Street, and the Texas State Capitol.
Get an overview of downtown Austin in a small group with a roof-off Sprinter, quick photo stops, and a driver who knows the route.
“This tour didn't cost very much, but it wasn't very long; and there really wasn't that much to see. The tour lasted less than an hour and a half, and we spent a half hour by the library left on our own. The tour was really not that exciting.”
Small-group Austin-to-San Antonio day trip with narrated drive, guided Alamo, Mission San José, Tower of the Americas, and River Walk cruise.
“Mike was amazing he was very knowledgeable and very nice. The places we visited was brought to life by his narration.”
Ride Austin by double-decker bus with live guides and hop-off stops at the Capitol, LBJ Library, Bullock Museum, and South Congress.
“Great guides, nice snapshot of the city! Easy way to see downtown and SoCo areas in a few hours. Driver Mike was excellent.”
Kayak Lady Bird Lake for Austin skyline views, paddle lesson, and safety gear included. Small group tour with wildlife and bat stories.
“I went kayaking for the first time yesterday and it was an awesome experience!”
Austin gets its weird badge on this 2.5-hour small-group tour with A/C, snacks, live music, and stops at downtown icons.
“Such a great and entertaining tour around Austin. We had so much fun! I would 100% recommend for family and friends.”
