Las Vegas Walking & Biking Tours

Johnny was a very good tour guide. Proud of Las Vegas and very knowledgeable and very funny. Hoover Dam is amazing. Would be nice if Department of Reclamation would provide a little bit of colour to the Colorado river water crisis

Hoover Dam is amazing and it’s been on our bucket list a long time. So we were thrilled to be with a bunch of others who felt the same. Nice camaraderie in the bus. Comfortable bus. Trevor, our guide was great- good disposition and gave us a ton of information, all very interesting , not just about the dam, but the history of the area leading up to the dam being built. Really a bit of US history because that’s one reason how it was built so quickly - the manpower was available because of the depression and jobs were needed. But also , why the Colorado River was being diverted by the Hoover Dam, so some history dating back to about the 1850s of how the area was “settled” as well as the vast length, power and extreme value that the Colorado offer offers to, I think it’s seven states. A history/geography lesson that stays with you. all fascinating,— and tge controversies of who gets that water is of course, a huge topic still today. Trevor explained everything very well and with liveliness . Micael, our driver was also very pleasant, but even more importantly, a very smooth and safe driver. Everything did go very smoothly — tickets, lots of water being offered, and some discussions about the fact that you were in an extreme desert climate, the dangers of heat stroke, and how to prevent. All actually very necessary because people don’t understand generally about the chemical process that creates heat stroke. Trevor actually went all through that and it was a really good reminder of how our bodies work in extreme dryness and heat. So that was much appreciated . Nobody wants to be an emergency. The dam itself was , of course , fascinating. Love the power plant tour with all the workings explained, the sheer magnitude of how the power is created, the channeling of the Colorado River , and what it does - mind-boggling and important to shake ourselves out of our everyday complacency sometimes. We absorbed ( water!!) and the iconic views of the dam from a couple of different angles, and walked over the bridge. The vastness of what was accomplished and how still works today ! The museum was interesting but I didn’t get to the artifacts part showing more about the men who actually built this structure , etc. Discovering more about the people involved in the nitty gritty so to say, makes history come alive. So I do think we need more time after the power plant part of the tour to discover the museum, the observation deck, and then the bridge. 45 minutes was just not enough to explore all of those things. So more time should probably be added to that portion . I know it makes lunch later, but hopefully people have brought snacks and will not starve. On the way back , a nice lunch, where we talked with some more of our fellow travelers, was a pleasant way to end the event. We always enjoy smaller group tours because of the chance to ask other people where they’re from. It turns out our dining companions were actually from about 12 miles from where we live. So that was hilarious. That is one of the really fun things about Las Vegas is if you’re open to mildly talking to people, you find people are from all over the world and it’s really fun to hear their experiences of what they’re doing in Las Vegas, where they came from where they’re going next. So all in all, it was a really great day . A big thank you to Trevor and Michael.

Very knowledgeable staff everyone was polite and would definitely recommend this tour to any car enthusiasts

This was hands down so fun!! Was so nice to go place to place for your drink and check everything out!! Fremont street was hands down the best!!

TOP NOTCH ! The guides were very knowledgeable , professional and down to earth .. My favorite The Parlor the decor took me back in time as I look around I saw a little bit of my child hood The owner great guy . THE CREME BEULE FRENCH haven't stop thinking about it ....NACHO DADDY loved the vibe roomy churro basket dipping sauce made with love ...TOY SHACK looking for a childhood toy this is the place to be Wall to Wall Memories Lunch Boxes IT WAS GREAT ! ....THE PINK BOX the coolest donuts ever They had RAIDERS, LABUBU , STRAWBERRY SHORT CAKE POPSICLE DONUTS . ( IT WASNT A DREAM IT WAS REAL DONUT HEAVEN) SO MANY TO PICK 1 OF A KIND DESIGN I CHOOSE THE HAND WITH THE PEACE SIGN FRESH AND DELICIOUS ....

Take it from a local, this is the best deal to start your night out in Vegas or just something to do with your friends and a chance to win some prizes. It's a lot of fun and you get to see different casinos and bars. Staff at each bar is great and are familiar with the bar crawl, You can spend as much time as you want at each location bust it's fun to grab your drink and move on. The Royal Crawl is great for a larger group or small crowd. Always a great experience and if you have questions, there is always someone there on the Royal Crawl app to help.

Would recommend to anyone comming to Vegas and looking for something to do that's fun and different. The walking wasn't bad at all and you learn a lot about some of the history of Fremont. Laura knew a lot of fun facts and always kept the conversation going. We will be doing this tour again once we come back to Las Vegas.

The only thing I would change is the sports bar because it was nice but it was not that different or special than any other sports bar, nor it had a special show or something fun- the part I loved the most was the playground and I think its great having this one at the end of the crawl beacuse you are already like in the mood.

A lot of fun & I do recommend. We did it as a pregaming for a show we watched at the Linq. Definitely worth it & scavenger game hunt was fun.

If you are a fan of Shelby cars, this tour is a must! There are several classic Shelbys there and the tour guide was extremely knowledgeable about Shelby himself and all of the cars and the building process! There is also tons of merchandise available for sale! We will definitely return the next time we are in Las Vegas!

Very informative tour! I highly recommend this tour for those who love history! Sylvia is an awesome guide and is very knowledgeable!

It was a great way to see the city lights solo without having to walk about risking my safety by myself!

Lydia was an exceptional guide with great Las Vegas knowledge and brilliant photography skills. She was super friendly and made us feel at ease. I would recommend anyone to take the tour.

A bar crawl you do through an app that gets you to try different places. Also a good way to meet other people.

This was a fun, low-pressure activity and the instructor Ron was engaging and on point. He adjusted the class to the skill level and interests of the group. Even if you already know the basics od blackjack, craps and roulette, the class gives you practical tips on everything from deciphering the various table options to tipping etiquette— you will feel more comfortable joining games at the casino. Highly recommend.

This was a fantastic tour! My guide, Sylvia, was great, and was very good at giving the history of the area we were walking through, explaining the origins of the madams and sex workers in the old Las Vegas, what compelled the ladies into that "industry," and how it contributed to the development of Las Vegas. We seamlessly moved into discussion of the influence of organized crime, its origins and how it also drove development of the gambling industry in Vegas. Along the way I saw parts of Las Vegas I hadn't really imagined, and learned much more about the history of the place. For me one of the best parts was touring the Main Street Station and seeing all the wonderful antique fixtures, as well as seeing artifacts from the early days of the casinos and hotels. Sylvia was very good at incorporating AI-modified videos that helped bring to life some of the old photos of the very earliest days of Las Vegas, and gave great tips on places to eat. All in all it was a most enjoyable tour that I would recommend to anyone interested in learning more about the development of the Las Vegas we know today.