We did a 2 day tour in one day and this river walk boat ride was lovely! Thankful it wasn't on a…read moresuper hot day but even so the tour had a few shaded areas. Tour guide was informative and funny. I grabbed a slice of pizza thinking I had plenty time they had boarded already and waited on me. Thanks so much!! The boat ride provided a good overview of what's offered along the strip. We noted places to dine and a couple of hotels to check out in the future. The next day was a parade and that was fun. Would not have known had it not been for tour guide May 29, 2026

I hopped on the Go Rio San Antonio River Cruise thinking, "Alright, Texas Venice... let's not get…read morecarried away." Five minutes in boom full-blown water gun war. I'm talking grown adults acting like unsupervised 8-year-olds. Drinks flying, people ducking, one girl fighting for her dignity like her top came off ... and I'm pretty sure we came within inches of flipping that boat into the San Antonio River Walk. Meanwhile, the captain's just cruising along like, "This is fine. This is my Tuesday." Daytime? Beautiful, classy, postcard stuff. Nighttime? Turns into a floating bar fight with better lighting and a tour guide doing stand-up. End result: I came for a relaxing boat ride... Left feeling like I survived a low-speed aquatic bar brawl in one of the best spots in Texas.

I'm a sucker for a spooky tourist spot so I was really excited to find out about Sisters Grimm…read morewhile planning my first trip to Texas. The shop itself was wonderfully decorated and had a wide variety of books and souvenirs. I went to the shop a few times during the week we were there. All of the customer service staff at the shop were amazing, one of which went digging through boxes in the back for 5 minutes so they could find my size in a shirt I really wanted. Since my partner and I were there to celebrate my birthday, we decided to splurge for the bus tour so I could see the local cemeteries. Our tour guide was Lady Lex who had big theatre kid energy in the best way. She was incredibly engaging and patient with everyone who wanted to take a lot of photos. Our bus driver Robert was great as well. I was truly appreciative of Lady Alex's statement at the cemetery that while the stories are intriguing, ultimately they are about real people who lost their lives and we should respect the tragedy of that. While I love a good ghost/true crime story, I think it's important to humanize the subjects of those stories. Overall I had a fantastic time and was really thrilled to see the beautiful architecture of the Menger Hotel and local cemetery. I would definitely recommend the shop and the tour.

Tamara is a fraud. She sent my wife and I to the wrong meet-up location (along with a number of…read moreother customers). She said she would wait for us. We asked for a refund instead which she agreed to. Now, she has been ghosting me. This company is a 100% FRAUD. AVOID!!! See attached email chain. This clearly shows that this isn't an "opinion", but an actual "fact". Beware of other reviews here. It seems they may be using a service to generate positive reviews.

My husband booked this free walking tour of downtown San Antonio for Friday morning at 9. It…read morelasted about two hours and was great. Jane was our guide and did a fantastic job. We started in the main Plaza where she gave a small history of that area. We then headed over to the Alamo and she gave a good explanation of everything there. Finally, we walked along the Riverwalk with a narrated history of the Riverwalk.

What an amazing experience and way to get introduced to a city! Brent the owner was our tour guide…read moreand is very passionate about his work and does a great job in storytelling. He is very knowledgeable about the history of Texas and brings a lot of authenticity and passion to the way he tells his story. Wish the tour was longer with food stops along the way where we would get a chance to hear the history and influence of Texan cuisine from Brent. This tour is a must do and should probably be the first thing on your list when visiting San Antonio.

"I had an amazing experience with this ghost tour! Their customer service was top-notch--I had to…read morereschedule about three times, and each time, they were incredibly accommodating and kind. Our tour guide Celeste was absolutely fantastic--so animated, engaging, and full of fascinating stories. I walked away thoroughly entertained and learned so much. Highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a spooky, fun night out!"

Celeste was amazing! My husband and I were visiting from Austin and wondered into the shop. We were…read morewelcomed by Celeste who was just lovely from the start. She told us about the services they offered and the ghost tour than evening. Truly because of her we didn't hesitate. Later when arriving back for the tour we watched as Celeste gracefully handled multiple customers, closed up the shop and started our tour. She did an amazing job from start to finish, she was so fun and informative!! The tour was a perfect time and distance for us that evening and we highly recommend it!!!

My grandkids and I had a great time, we did not feel rushed and they walked at a good pace i do not…read moreget to do much outdoors activities due to a bad knee but this was something I could do. The price was one of the best ones I could find when calling around and the tour guides were amazing they were knowledgeable and told great stories they answered questions and my grandson had a lot I would definitely recommend this is something we will be doing again

From the owner: San Antonio Old Town Ghost Tours takes you into the heart of the Alamo City's dark, troubled past…read moreto discover why it is recognized as one of the most haunted cities in the country. Learn the chilling details of a history they never taught you in school.

Jesse did a phenomenal job in providing historical stories, both scary and in depth to our family…read moreduring our stay in San Antonio. The ghost stories were both chilling and jaw-dropping at times if in San Antonio and you want a good ghost tour definitely check out Jesse.

Jesse was an excellent tour guide --very knowledgeable and entertaining at the same time. He's…read moreengaging and a great story teller, sharing stories both historical and macabre. My group had an amazing c time, despite what seemed like unseasonably cod and wet weather. I was so engrossed in the stories, I barely noticed the rain. I highly recommend this tour if you're looking for something fun to do in an evening in San Antonio!

While I attended a convention and only able to catch the last 10 minutes of viewing part of the…read moreAlamo. I was just in time to hear the story about the Alamo. Monte, our storyteller, told us this story of the Alamo, I felt as though I was there! People gathered and it was free will offering into the hat. He was better than any taped headphone set. He was very knowledgeable and gave people his time to answer plenty of questions. Monte is a must see while at the Alamo plaza! He even mentioned he has other points of interest in town to tell about...I can't wait to visit again. Monte will be on my list.

The guide never showed up. They did not answer their phones when we attempted to call to see why…read moreno one showed up. We ended up doing the standard audio tour after waiting 30 minutes past the scheduled time (after arriving 25 minutes early). I've called them several times (never returned my messages). I've emailed them for a refund (never replied). Extremely poor service. We were so excited for this tour. While it is not a large amount of money that we are out - it is the principle. Very let down.

Loved Robert. Trip started on time and being a frequent ghost tour participant whenever I am…read moretraveling somewhere, I found the tour on Groupon and gave it a shot. Robert did not disappoint. He made things very interesting and despite the 105 degree heat (yes, at night!), it was awesome. He has a great sense of humor and not overly theatrical which really was appreciated! I had no idea that San Antonio had so many stories! Thanks for a great night! I was able to capture something (yes... creepy!) from the evening and will upload the pictures once I get back. Robert checked out the photos I took that night and even agreed that he thought we definitely caught something on camera. Used my iPhone, flash off, and no special settings... Took several pics, back to back, and sure enough, all of a sudden there's what looks like a small burst.

Tour guide Daniel was very informative, funny, and seemed to enjoy the history. We had a small…read moregroup of about 6 people which was nice. We visited a few houses and the court house in Corpus Christi. I wish we were actually able to go into at least one of the buildings. Just being able to walk around them, with most of the curtains and blinds closed seemed lacking. Being able to use the emf readers and spirit box was really cool, although the spirit box died after about 10 minutes and there were no extra batteries which was upsetting, especially for paying $30 for an hour tour. Overall, I did still really enjoy the tour.

It's easy to see why this is one of the most visited cave sites for tourism worldwide and the…read moremost-visited in Texas. It's a very well-developed cave to see. By "developed", I mean that lighting and a path has been installed to make traversing it A LOT easier than when it was discovered. By "path", I mean smooth, textured, non-slip, paved sidewalks from one end of the tour to the other--complete with stainless steel handrails along almost every step of it. The effort it took to make a cave system this accessible is beyond commendable. At one end of one of the tours there is a long uphill slope to get out of the cavern, but you don't have to walk--they have a roller/conveyor belt that you stand on and ride to the top. The erosion-carved rocky "rooms" of the cave system defy description. They are up to 100 feet tall, 100 feet wide, and over 200 feet long, and are filled with otherworldly mineral formations that have been actively "growing" for millions of years. Photos don't do this justice. When you see it in person, it's just breathtaking. Adult-only tours would be an occasional welcome option, as a less-than-silent baby/toddler ruins the silence that the below-ground space allows. Parking is abundant, but it is not free. Even out in the spacious Texas Hill Country they decided that $10 per car was appropriate. I hate paying to park (anywhere), and in a rural setting like this, it just feels like such a shameless money-grab! I wish they'd just charge more for the tours and let us feel like parking is "free". More intensive, deeper tours for small groups that require higher effort into undeveloped parts of the caverns are offered on a limited basis. This sounds like something worth returning for.

I have been to Natural Bridge Caverns several times me moving to the US and having visitors. The…read morediscovery tour is beautiful. It is the first cavern discovered I decided this time to check the hidden wonders tour for the newest cavern. This tour is definitely not accessible. Lots of stairs down and lots of wet spots. But it is highly recommended! The tour guide was friendly saying jokes and very informative. Someone in the group asked him to rephrase for a kid brain to absorb the information. It was hilarious and the kiddo in the group was engaged and so enthusiastic about the whole deal! The cave itself is so beautiful! We spent a good hour and a half inside At the end you get the light and sound show and the fun ride out on the B.A.T the only belt assisted transport conveyor in the world to get out of the cave. Even that is a challenge for older people. It was a real fun afternoon exploring the cavern