The tour guide was very knowledgeable but at times hard to hear above the masses of tourists at the places we went to! You get a fair bit of time to stroll around - roughly half an hour at the Parthenon, and then a fair bit of time strolling around the museum too.

Decent trip. The only thing that made it not great was when the tour guide collected the tickets to head into Delphi, she handed them to the first person who then took one and handed it back and so on, while the tour guide disappeared through the turnstile. Of course, being at the back, there was not enough tickets and we approached the turnstile and were refused entry. The tour guide had disappeared up the slope. We thought she was coming back for us - but nope. Lucky one guy on the other side saw our dilemma and took off after her - but he went the wrong way. It took 15 minutes for someone to find her she didn't seem to realise 5 of her group were stuck outside - and they grabbed the passes and headed down to us, not the tour guide. We finally got entry, and ran up to where she was waiting. She didn't even apologise, and had the spare passes in her pocket. One girl from our group told her there and then how unprofessional it was. This vastly reduced the amount of time we had within the grounds so we had to rush around to see it all. Still an enjoyable trip, but it could have been so much better if the communication and organisation of the tour guide was improved.

Was quite an interesting tour. Parts of the 9th Ward are still being rebuilt and its crazy to see the water level of how high the storm surge reached. Was quite a reflective tour, and on a hot day the AC in the bus was quite refreshing. The tour guide provided a folio of photographs from the devastation as well as what happened to her house, all quite sobering. Definitely a must-see tour if you are interested on the effects of Katrina.

Not a bad tour - can be quite difficult to hear all the information on the crazy streets that is the night life of New Orleans. Our group was maxed out so it was tricky at times to find a good place to stand. All in all, wasn't the worst tour, and I learnt a few cool things but I've definitely been on more interesting ghost tours that's for sure!

My tour guide was Sara run by Tours by Steven and she was amazing and so patient with a group that had turned up a little late and hungover, I might add. She had great poise and conversation and explained everything that was interesting within the cemetery. Even to see Nicholas Cage's crypt is reason enough its quite impressive. It can get quite hot in summer though, and Sara tried to find as much shade as she could be definitely bring water and wear a hat!

Absolutely SENSATIONAL experience! If I wasn't laughing I was staring in awe at their performance. They can make sounds and keep in time, incredibly with almost any household contraption. I thought it was nice at the end when 2 of the performers quickly ran to the exit door and signed autographs on the programs or posed for photos, even with another show not too long afterwards!

Great, interactive tour. You are provided with a set of bose headphones and over 100 exhibits to ponder at and listen to the photographer's story behind their meaning and significance. It was quite moving, especially the section about the dogs that helped out. The biggest piece of glass found within ground zero is here, and its quite incredible to look at!

This is a great way to get acquainted with the sights of the city at night! Kat was the tour guide and told a lot of good jokes and had interesting stories about the city and its architecture. I did this on my second night of 3 in the city and thoroughly enjoyed sitting on the top deck. You get provided with earphones that work well, as you certainly need them to hear your guide above the rumble of the city traffic!

I used this for 4 attractions, and was so easy to use! If you can, make sure you screenshoot the QR code that you get provided with via email, as you'll need this every time you line up for your pre-booked tickets. Be aware - you can't just turn up to the top of the rock unless you're there first thing at 8am - I arrived at 11:45 and the next available group was 12:50 which will vary on the day. Either turn up early or be prepared to not go up straight away!

Definitely a great way to skip the line albeit the line to pick up your tickets was minimal but certainly less than the huge line that extended outside for those that hadn't pre-booked. You get as long as you want up the top, and get quite an amazing view of Manhattan from all angles!

Decent tour. We had a small group 6 of us, 3 of which were pretty disrespectful - talking during the tour over the stories the guide was saying, and the oldest even wandered off for 10 minutes and the family lost him. Of course he didn't have a cell phone so the tour was delayed while we searched for him in the park. Nothing against the tour per se, but I felt the guide didn't have a great hold of the group and wasn't very directive. All in all, some fascinating places and stories were seen and told, and I would highly recommend this tour if the guide was more directive. Because of the delay, I had to rush from the tour to the next one statue of liberty evening cruise as we went 20 minutes over from losing the old guy. I'm sure the next tour ran smoothly, its just I had a slight anomaly!

Great cruise! You are presented with amazing views of the Manhattan coastline, finishing with the statue of liberty at the end then cruising around under the Brooklyn bridge. The tour guide had a great ability to tell stories and hold his audience captive, and I was a fan of all the numbers and statistics he was telling us. Both sides of the boat get a good view of the statue - the boat cruises past slowly on its starboard side, then turns around and lets everyone on the left to take snaps so no need to run around the boat! Definitely a great tour to look back on the city. I also didn't think it was required to get off at Liberty Island not on this tour - you get an amazing view of the statue on this tour!

Tad was a great guide - extremely enthusiastic, and tells the ghost stories with gusto. The church towards the end was my favourite - its lit up with some interesting lights that make for a great photo opportunity!

So simple and easy - signs everywhere at the airport directing you to the Flybus shuttle. So much better than a taxi - the trip from Keflavik to Reykjavik would cost you US185! What a rip off! Definitely get the bus and support these guys. Free, fast wifi on board too.

Caught the bus from Stop 1 with no issues - hopped off at stop 6 whale museum and after completing that I waited outside in the snow for the bus to turn up. Was told they were running every half an hour but after waiting 20 minutes after the designated pickup time I was on a strict timeline as I was flying out later I had to walk to the next place of interest - stop 8, which took about half an hour. I realise I could have waited for the next bus but at that stage I had no idea whether one had broken down, or would even turn up so I walked out my frustrations. The audio segment of the tour didn't work either so it was a very quiet bus ride.

Had Andreas take us around all day - was a small group only about 10 but it was great as we could have a lot of time to take photos at all the places and no one was late back to the bus, like people often are in larger groups. Free, fast wifi on board the bus to ensure you can upload those snaps straight to social media! Gulfoss waterfall part of the golden circle is a must see! In fact all the places on this tour are, that's why I chose it!

Amazing tour! Julia our guide was incredibly informative and gave lots of facts about Iceland, its history and the wonders we saw. All the places listed in this tours are simply a must see! Only problem is that since this tour is so popular, it's a big bus full of people and because of large groups people are normally late back to the bus c'mon guys, time management is NOT hard! which meant we had less time at later places. This tour gets back fairly late from the last waterfall depending on your hotel drop-off - and depending if you have a Northern Lights tour booked that night, you don't have a lot of time to get ready for that one but it is doable!

I was in Reykjavik for only 3 nights and this tour was canceled the first and third nights due to cloud cover. On the second night we managed to get out to a dark location but there were 6 large buses worth of people in a really small pull-off from the highway. I understand the tour goes to different places every night depending on a few factors ours was chasing the empty sky, there were still a few clouds around but after standing around for an hour a few people managed to catch a glimpse of a green streak. They didn't 'dance or move' according to the guide so she said we could come back again as this glimpse wasn't sufficient. Keep your voucher as it is still valid for 2 years! One important point though - if the tour is canceled due weather, MAKE SURE YOU REBOOK! at the hotel desk, or give them a call - do NOT just turn up thinking you'll be put on the next night's tour automatically - as my hotel told me I would be. I was lucky I was a solo traveler and they could squeeze me on but definitely ensure you lock your place in as this is one of the most popular tours to do! as well as Blue Lagoon - also another must-see

Theo is an amazing guide - comes dressed as a proper GoT character he was an extra in all the seasons. He knows an immense amount about the show, and has quite a few printouts to show the group what the scenes looked like in GoT compared to the locations we went to. Also gave lots of facts and things to do in Reykjavik as it was, and had quite a dry, witty sense of humour that I really could identify with!

Simply one of the best tours in Charleston! I had Carol guide and Jacob as my trusty steed - Carol was bright and warm and welcoming and knew everything about the town. Her stories were intriguing and fascinating and I quickly wrote them all down afterwards as they truly were ones you can tell your friends/family about! Carol included great food recommendations and overall I was incredibly impressed with the organisation and implementation of this tour!

Such a great day out! Plantation is only half an hour from the pickup at the Charleston Visitor Centre. Tour started with a walk around the grounds with some fascinating facts, then a nature tour on board a little train with wheels, then finished with a tour of the house sadly cannot take any photos inside. When the flowers are in bloom it is very pretty, and lots of wildlife was spotted a few gators, a multitude of birds including an owl and you have about 25 minutes at the end of the house tour to grab lunch/check out the gift shop/have a look at the petting zoo!

Was quite fascinating - you head through a few rooms although all of them are mostly empty - just a few resurrected old cages where some of the inmates were held. One of the ladies within the group claimed to have something touching her head when we were in a dark room and it made it pretty exciting! Not so much for her though, she was a little freaked out but if you can handle being spooked a little this is a decent tour.

Was a good night out. Not a lot of walking in this one - you check out the old dueling alley first then head over to the Graveyard where you spend the rest of the night, with quite a few intriguing ghost stories throughout. Not a lot of time to wander the graves, but the lighting is minimal and photo opportunities are limited within the graveyard. Adds to a pretty spooky experience!

Definitely an experience you have to go if in Florida! Double decker bus takes you out to the national park - about 45 minutes. Straight onto the boat tour, followed by the alligator show and a chance to hold a baby one! After this theres about 45 mins to take photos/grab lunch before you head back on the bus. Very easy and stress-free tour, recommended!

Definitely must see the seals and myrtle the sea turtle! I saw Galapagos in the IMAX theatre which was incredibly good.

A truly amazing experience - prepare to take part in a reenactment of the famous night in 1773 where the tea was thrown overboard! Interactive, insightful and a wonderful journey to help one understand the beginning of the American Revolution.

The trolley drivers are full of insights and friendly smiles. A really good way to see Boston in all its glory! Only one small problem which put a sour note on my trip - at the end of my second day I was walking up to stop 15 at 3:55pm you are told to be at the last stop no later than 4:00pm to get picked up and in the snow and rain I saw the trolley drive up I was still 150m away and saw the trolley stop for 30 seconds before departing at 3:56pm. I was then left to walk onwards in the rain, feeling a little sour that the driver didn't wait. To add insult to injury as the driver rounded the corner and I plodded on for a few minutes the bell tower rang, signalling 4:00pm. If the driver actually waited until the promulgated time and if it was a sunny beautiful day I wouldn't have minded this would definitely get 5 stars without a doubt.

An absolute MUST-DO if you are visiting Boston! You get to see parts of the field and stadium that you otherwise wouldn't - the visiting team's warm up room, head to the top of the green monster, inside the humungous press box and learn a whole bunch of facts about Fenway which are interesting and good yarns to tell your mates at the pub! For example, the story behind the red seat!

Allan was a really thoughtful and interesting guide - thank you for your insights and wealth of knowledge! There were only 2 of us participating in the tour so it made it a very personal experience and lots of information was divulged. Thanks again!

Unfortunately due to weather I was unable to swim with the dolphins - instead was placed on the Akaroa harbour boat tour which was still amazing. Hamish the audio guide on board was spectacular and extremely knowledgable about all forms of wildlife and the history of the location. The staff on board were friendly and welcoming, and I appreciated the chances we had to simply drift and take in the scenery. Bravo!

Truly an amazing museum - I spent 3 hours here was compressed due to a flight home later on and only just managed to get it all done - so worth it though. If I had more time I would have checked out the cinema small additional fee and spent longer at the exhibits - but I managed to explore all the facets including all the aircraft open for inspection including one of the original 747 tester aircraft, older version of Air Force One and more!. I was heading there with my suitcase and the staff very kindly had a secure room to store your bags in before jetting off!

Something that should be noted here is that by purchasing tickets through Viator for a certain day does no mean guarantee you an admission on that day. I had pre-booked my Space Needle ticket 6 weeks in advance, and turned up at 4:30pm on the day to head up - only to be told all remaining slots were sold out and I'd have to return tomorrow. Thats what I did - it opens at 9am and I arrived at 9:20 due traffic - only to be told that the first slot was 12pm. I explored the Chihuly gardens while I waited well worth it - the sculptures are incredible and returned to the space needle lifts at 11:45am. One thing that also isn't mentioned is that it isn't free reign up and down the needle - you have to line up for the lift over a 45 minute wait! before even getting up top. I ended up bailing on the space needle as I was venturing to the museum of flight later that day and didn't want to waste time in lines. My advice is get there early! Or avoid the space needle on weekends/holidays otherwise you will walk away frustrated instead. There was only one poor guy redeeming/selling tickets and that was also a significant wait 20 mins even after purchasing them here first. You can purchase tickets at the bottom - that would save you time sounds weird huh? You would think online would save you time...

Truly an amazing tour - it begins underground at the same place as the ghost tours do. Chuck is an awesome guide - hilarious, witty and informative. You get to check out 3 places that you can see where the original sidewalk existed - truly fascinating. You are shown photos of what old Seattle looked like - and more often than not you are standing right in the middle of the photo!

Prompt pickup from Dave Elvis - the drive to and from the factory takes about half an hour and Dave's knowledge of the city is simply unsurpassed. Amazing recommendations, well-versed story teller almost as soothing as Morgan Freeman! and I felt I came away from the tour knowing not only lots about Boeing but a plethora of information about Seattle. Eric was my tour guide at the factory - who was incredibly passionate and happily answered all questions. You get about an hour beforehand to have a look at the future of flight exhibit, or head up to the roof to take some photos of the airport, as well as a huge gift shop and cafe. The tour itself is really cool - starts with a 15 minute video, then on to the bus for two stops, at each end of the factory floor. Runs very smoothly. You have about 15 mins upon getting back to grab something from the gift shop. Be aware - even though they say there are heaps of free lockers to utilise before the tour, they run out very quickly on a busy day! So get in early and lock away your valuables can only take a wallet on the tour - nothing electronic

Sensational tour - prompt pickup from my hotel, and easy drop off. The guys make you feel welcome - and give you a little driver's briefing in their HQ before you head off. The cars are simply amazing - couldn't wipe the smile from my face!

I headed up for sunset and wasn't disappointed! Can get a little crowded at those times of day but there's still space to walk around at the time, with interesting plaques all around the lookout. Very easy to get my ticket and head up the lift!

Quite a fascinating tour in a beautiful part of the coastline - the train going into the mountain was my favourite! Also includes a demonstration of the ways miners used to work in the beginning and throughout - from old noisy drills to working in candlelight, including blowing the miners whistle at the end awesomely loud!. Ends with a quick tour in the huge 20 story building that you see as you drive past. Have ample time to investigate the remainder of the site - all very fascinating and well laid out.

Thank you Rowan for a pleasurable evening! The tour guide is completely in character the whole time and is quite a surreal experience - even down to carrying the lamp through the old streets of Gastown. Incredibly interesting stories, and well choreographed. We had a local intervene and try to disrupt us, but Rowan handled it professionally and should be commended on his efforts. Is quite a fascinating way to experience the history that Vancouver has to offer!

Prompt pickup and return from my hotel in Richmond - and tour guide Sarah was really friendly and informative. Was a really good way to head north and see Grouse mountain cable car is awesome! - and you get a few hours to explore at the top, including the bear enclosure, birds of prey show, and a hike to the very top optional!. The salmon hatchery follows next, with capilano suspension bridge at the end you get about 90 minutes here - easily enough time to do all the walks included in the park.

Prompt pickup in the morning its early but its worth it!. Is a long but amazing day - you feel like you have accomplished a lot after this tour. Pearl Harbor includes most things except a visit onto the USS Michigan and is quite a sombre experience. The doll plantation was a lot of fun, as well as the lunch provided at north shore. Exceptional lookouts throughout the afternoon on the east side of the island, as well as some hilarious stories throughout the day. Well worth it!

Timely pickup from the Prince hotel. Only had 11 on the submarine so had lots of room to move about. Ample opportunities to snap photos and the crew even sung happy birthday to a guest while we rested on the ocean floor - pure dedication! You also have the chance to have your photo taken by a professional before heading on to the transfer boat to the submarine. Was a cool experience all around - saw quite a few sea turtles chilling on old wrecks, and even a few sharks!

Uncle Joe was a very passionate guide - you really do feel like you are being transported back into history with his stories. Timely pickup from the Prince hotel - and was dropped back there at the end of the night. A few people in the group managed to get some pretty cool photos of orbs. Definitely a good tour to check out parts of Hawaii that you would otherwise never come across!

Tour guide Callum really goes the extra mile to make this a truly enjoyable experience. I won't spoil the surprises but this is much more than just a walking tour! Will keep you guessing at every turn what he plans to do next, and how to tell the creepy tales in the best way possible. Very engaging and highly recommended!

Is a really good day out to see some of the Danish countryside you normally wouldn't. Pleasant drive north on the beach road observing some of Denmark's best holiday villa's as well! The castles themselves are spectacular and are quite the intriguing pieces of history. Definitely recommended! Have some danish krona/applicable credit card if you wish to order a sandwich/drink after the first castle stop.