Orlando · HISTORICAL TOURS
The 8 best history tours you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is at the top for a reason, so start there.
Cruise Winter Haven’s Chain of Lakes for wildlife, local history, Cypress Gardens, alligators, birds, and a look at Florida’s water-skiing past.
“Bring a hair tie or hat for ladies. Boat was nice and clean. Very knowledgeable guide. Highly recommend.”
Review of Gray Line Orlando’s St. Augustine day trip, with hotel pickup, historic sights, optional trolley or Matanzas Bay cruise, and practical tips.
“Had a really lovely day. We did boat trip as part of our package which was great. Saw dolphins and got to know a lot more about the place. Lovely to walk around we also got trolly tickets and the lady was very knowledgeable. Would recommend. Something different.”
Cruise Winter Haven’s famous Chain of Lakes by pontoon for wildlife, local history, Cypress Gardens views, and spring-training lore.
“Rich was a knowledgeable tour guide. He was careful to explain all of the interests along the tour - alligators, many birds, social attractions as well as historic homes. The size of the boat was just right for this tour.”
Review the Orlando Museum of Military History, with chronological exhibits, rare artifacts, veteran accounts, flexible self-guided viewing, and ticket tips.
“The museum is informative regarding the United States involvement in military wars around the world.”
Walk Orlando’s historic core with a $8.99 VoiceMap audio tour covering Lake Eola, Church Street, historic hotels, and more.
“Easy course to travel. Narrated perfectly and super informative. Love that it took us by some resteraunts and started at a place that had a bathroom.”
Paddle the St. Johns River near Orlando with guide Seth, watching for manatees while learning Old Florida history, wildlife, and alligator safety.
“Had a blast with Seth on this Orlando freshwater tour! The weather was perfect and the water was calm. Couldn’t have asked for a better end to my vacation. Thanks for taking us out Seth!”
Explore Sanford’s craft beer scene with a BJCP-certified guide, historic downtown stops, local tastings, and small-group conversation.
“Gary was full of information on craft brewing in Sanford and the history of it. He was extremely knowledgeable in answering our questions.”
Explore Sanford’s 1883 architecture, old fire station, jail, theater, and local stories on a 90-minute small-group walking tour.
“More standing than walking, but explanations were great as was the use of the guide's tablet to show photos of the buildings " before"”
Pick a gate, a spring run or a stage.
