Omg I can't say enough good things about this company. Flexible, amiable, and professional. Our…read moredriver, junior became our best friend. Our Airbnb in the lovely Shenandoah valley had some hiccups but this brightened our bachelorette party. Everything was perfect and easy. I was so stressed the whole party but the lovely people of time 2 wine eased my anxiety. Love my friends at time 2 wine. Would do again.

Our group of 6 (three couples/friends from college) had a great time on The Valley Tour. We were…read morestaying in Luray, and the vineyards on that tour were closest to our house. We loved that the vineyards on the tour were close proximity to one another, so we didn't waste much time traveling, which was great. Joby was an excellent driver and even took us to the grocery store before dropping us at home, which was so sweet. He picked us up right on time, the van was spacious and clean, and we got home safely. I would highly suggest using Time 2 Wine if you're near Luray and want to check out some great vineyards!

Really enjoyed it. Had a great guide, Luke. Nice history of a 200-year-old oldest in the country…read more They hold events there still, we can concerts. Large rooms, easy to see all the formations in the walkways are easy to pass through. Quite a few steps for those who are challenged to do physical walking but otherwise it's pretty cool. Been to quite a few caverns and this was one of the better ones and a lot to see.

Very large and long cavern. Highly decorated with many types of rock formations of all stages -…read moreshields, stalactites, stalagmites! Great guided tour, reasonably priced. Worth the drive.

Lori was so great! Perfectly on time and courteous. She got us where we needed to go and even…read moreoffered alternate routes based on whether we wanted a scenic route or a direct route. Exceptionally pleased with her service.

We used Lori's Pic-A-Place for a 4-hour wine tour, and it was great! Lori was incredibly helpful…read morefrom start to finish - from helping me select great vineyards, to curating the route to maximize our time. It was such a treat to kick up our heels and enjoy the vineyards without worry.

A fantastic small-business gem! The zip lining experience was both thrilling and welcoming. They…read moreprioritized safety without sacrificing fun, making even first-timers feel comfortable. The views were amazing, and the personal attention really set this apart. My husband and I came to Luray for a quiet weekend away. Katie and Jacob were our treetop guides. To say they were the best would be an understatement. Both of them were well versed in zip lining and made the experience so much fun. It was hard to be uncomfortable for long with them at the helm. Almost polar opposites - Katie was a burst of energy with an infection personality and Jacob was laid back, calming presence with an unexpected jokes that would catch you off guard. The pair made the zip lining experience that much more memorable. Highly recommended if you want a little thrill in the Luray area. If you are going in the summer, I would definitely take the earlier time slots - it gets hot up there.

As I exit Bear Mountain Zipline popsicle in hand I notice the faces of my friends, smiling ear to…read moreear. One tells me about his mastery of the upside down turn, one tells me about facing his fear of heights (it's not that high) and the others argue over who went fastest. The zipline experience is fantastic. Cassie and Anna were amazing. So much positive energy and encouragement, they somehow made everyone feel special even in our large group. The area is gorgeous, zip lining through the trees, we didn't get hit with too many bugs (I did douce myself with bug spray prior to attending). I felt totally safe. The equipment looked new, felt very strong and durable. The course is very well maintained. Good for all ages. And yes they really did give us popsicles!

The staff at this family-operated business is always professional, courteous, and very helpful…read more The facility is clean and comfortable and the equipment is well maintained and safe. A great place to learn to fly!

From the owner: Charlottesville Flight Center provides quality and affordable flight training for Private,…read moreInstrument, Commercial and Instructor ratings! Whether you are looking for a new hobby or a career, give us a call to schedule a Discovery Flight to get started with your aviation journey!

Did the beginner's caving tour and it was great! Around 2 hours. I think all of the crawls/routes…read morehad options to skip, if you end up getting inside and feeling like it's too much for you. The tour guides, Evan and Kaylee, were amazing guides! Anna at the front desk was awesome on the phone and in person. They also had a great mini golf course outside. Highly recommend this place. I was also able to put a go pro with a helmet strap on the caving helmet and use it.

If you've toured the Grand Caverns walking tour and find yourself peering into the dark recesses of…read morethe cavern, the Fountain Cave adventure tour is a must on your next visit. Visiting on a day when temperatures were only forecast to reach a high of 42F, it was pleasantly warm inside Fountain Cave and did not require bundling up for most people. Long sleeves, long pants, and boots, are required due to the terrain you "may" cover in addition to keeping the [damaging] oils from your skin off the cave features. Helmets, mounted lighting, gloves and knee pads are provided and were all in good condition. The floor of the 1800s walkway is mostly dry but moist areas are present throughout the tour and can be very slippery; following the instructions provided by the tour guides (three points of contact) will ensure everyone stays upright in these areas. Dana and Ashelynn were our guides for a group of 7 and always took point and rear to ensure everyone was safe and accounted for. Dana took the prominent role in discussing the history, and geology, of Fountain Cave and was a very engaging guide. While Fountain Cave is not as large as Grand Caverns, getting to tour this cave by headlamp and put yourself INTO the exhibit is truly an awesome experience. The bonus comes in the form of the Adventure "opportunities" that run near or parallel to the original 1800s pathway; for those not able or interested in taking the Adventure routes, you simply stay on the 1800s walkway and meet up with the rest of the group a small distance down the path. There are a few instances on the tour where a break is taken in total darkness. The first is a short ways into the tour and is designed to show you the amount of light that can be picked up from the entrance way after your eyes are given time to adjust. The second sets the stage to show how the cave would have been illuminated by a small candle. Note: please be respectful of the other guests if taking photos in these black-out moments; lowering your camera to the lowest brightness setting and staying back from the group prevents ruining the experience for others. IMO, the only way to make the Fountain Cave tour better is to increase the length of time spent within. Just like the Grand Caverns tour, I still found myself peering into the areas off the guided tour path wondering...is there more to this cave that hasn't been discovered yet.

Absolutely gorgeous park with a lot to see and do! We loved Skyline Drive and even saw an elusive…read moresalamander!

GORGEOUS! Gorgeous! Absolutely stunningly GORGEOUS! Run don't walk to Shenandoah during the fall…read moretime because the foliage is *chefs kiss* ‍. I went mid October on a Wednesday morning. The drive in from DC was not bad at all. When we arrived we were told we didn't need to pay since the government was shutdown. On your way up the mountain you'll notice that there are a ton of trails. We went straight to the Visitor Center and was happy there was someone inside to guide us to the trail we wanted to hike. The views outside of the visitor center are perfect for a photo opp. Right across the street was the Fox Hollow trail where you can do a little over a mile or a 4 mile hike. I was definitely shocked how much uphill there was on the 4 mile hike. The only thing keeping me going was the beautiful views. About midway we stumbled upon a great outlook where we were able to chill a little bit before heading down hill. Riding through the rest of the park was really nice. It wasn't too busy and the national park is huge so you can explore all day long. There's places where you can camp and picnic all throughout the park. And then afterwards you can check out a local winery or brewery in the area. Have funnn!!!

we had such a great time w/ Cara. What a wonderful driver, guide & person. She is truly an asset…read moreto your company- thanks for sharing her w/ us!

My wife and I used Norm's Transportation for an airport pickup and wine excursion for our…read moreanniversary. Heather was our driver and was absolutely a pleasure to interact with! Her professionalism and knowledge of the surrounding areas was refreshing. Great driver and an amazing conversationalist and would recommend hands down for all of your transportation needs!

Scheduled a wine tour for my mom and a couple of her friends! Dederick picked the most beautiful…read moreplaces with good wine, the car service was out of this world and my mom can't wait to plan her next wine tour in the fall! Dederick was knowledgeable, friendly and charismatic! Everyone truly had the best time

Spectacular experience: highest level of attention to detail resulting in a memorable day that…read moreshowcased the area, its wineries, beautiful landscapes, all in the comfort and safety of a chauffeured vehicle. Dederick was the perfect choice and he exceed all expectations. Take your experience to a new level with the services of Shenandoah Shores Management!