What a great day we had a with Tom from GSWA. We are a group that likes to learn and Tom quenched…read morethat thirst. He was so knowledgeable about the area, the history, the geology and the people north of Santa Fe. We highly recommend GSWA and it's wonderful team. A special thanks to LaVonne for making it happen on very short notice!

My wife and I had a fantastic experience with Monique of Great Southwest Tours of the Taos, New…read moreMexico area. Our guide Monique pointed out the topography of the region as well as of all the tribal lands and the history of those tribes. Sante Fe has a rich history and Monique's highlighting of the history was incredibly enriching. Touring with Monique in the Toas area was so wonderful that we felt like we were back in college, we learned so much. When we plan next trip to the Sante Fe, New Mexico we will schedule a tour of the area with Great Southwest Tours and ask for Monique as our guide. Having a knowledgeable guide like Monique will surely make your visit just as memorable.

Santa Fe's one and only taxi company JUST closed their Cab Doors for any business. The is…read morePedicab's moment! Yes, you can get an Uber, but even with that, WHY? The air in Santa Fe is fabulous and one a 2 seated open air, human powered tricycle this is the only way to go. I stopped by one and struck up a conversation with 71 year old peddle/driver, Pete, by asking if Pedicab was hiring. Great guy, originally from the NYC area and transplanted to Santa Fe only one years ago. His knowledge of the area, rich history, and it's people was most impressive. We talked for roughly 20 minutes and his vim and vigor for life, health, and continued gathering of knowledge was inspiring. Imagine, 71, yes a former biker & runner, but able to a 21 geared tricycle with as much as 350-600 pounds of cargo is jaw dropping. Remember, when you accept a ride, please, generously tip these bubbly tourist driven enthusiasts.

I always see the Pedicabs in downtown San Diego riding around but had never once bothered to ride…read moreone. Well, I crossed that off my bucket list, while recently in Santa Fe, N.M. Once I checked out of my hotel, I needed to kill some time before I got on the Rail Runner train. I had seen a colorful Pedicab earlier when I took the city tour and it looked like fun. So after that tour and a visit to the Crepes Shop nearby, I was feeling pretty good but not like I wanted to hike all the way down to the Santa Fe Depot for the train. That's when I saw a blond guy sitting in a Pedicab parked in Santa Fe Plaza. I asked him how much he charged and it was one dollar per minute, That seemed affordable so I hopped on. Soon we were passing through the beautiful Plaza and on our way through the Railyard District. It was so nice taking in all the sights from an open air carriage. The driver was nice enough to stop while I admired and took pictures of a church with a lovely rose garden. Soon enough, we had arrived at the Depot and the ride was only $12. The driver had used his little step stool to help me get down and forget to take it when he left. So I called the Pedicab office and told them I was leaving his step stool with the Tourist Info office there. The gentleman did come back to fetch his step stool. This company does an excellent job, hire wholesome, honest-looking drivers and give visitors a fresh air way of enjoying the sights. According to their website, they also do "tours of Canyon Road Galleries (many of the drivers are artists), the Railyard District, and tours of nightlife hotspots (some of the drivers specialize in nightlife). Tours can be of any length you choose." Santa Fe Pedicab operates from 9 am to 10 pm seven days a week from May to November. Call for a reservation or ask your concierge to make arrangements. Usually there is a Pedicab somewhere around the Plaza area, which is where I found mine. 5 YELP STARS for environmentally-friendly pedal power in beautiful Santa Fe.

An interesting, informative tour! We learned a lot about the overall history of Santa Fe in…read moreaddition to some of the town's spookier stories. The tour took us into some beautiful hotels, the plaza, and past the historic "oldest house" (as well as a bunch of other destinations). I even managed to take a few pictures of some ghost orbs! (Or were they light flares? Your mileage may vary.) A fun way to spend a few hours exploring the city and learning about its history, ghostly and otherwise.

Had a wonderful time; great stories and 2 hours of seeing historic Santa Fe from a fun perspective…read more Walking tour so wear your tennies!

When the owner comes out and takes the time to chat and help you carry bags you have to give him a…read morethumbs up! Great place!! Was there last Monday.

Outstanding service last weekend...Everyone was super helpful and friendly.. Thanks so much..N990Qread more

My family of four did this walking tour along with my brother's family of four and we had a great…read moretime. John was knowledgeable, engaging, and a lot of fun. The hotels and shops that we visited were very accommodating. I recommend this tour.

A superb tour of Santa Fe's historic area, even on a chilly, rainy day. Karen knows the city, its…read morehistory, and its architecture very well. She's a great communicator, sensed our interests, and kept us all in good humor even in the rain. We learned about the city's history and enjoyed many fascinating stories about noteworthy people and events. She even gave us a few restaurant recommendations.

Karen, our guide was wonderful. She was enthusiastic and fun. She was interactive, not just on…read moreauto-pilot, intetested in us as well. We got a nice sense of the historic Santa Fe, a good starting point for someone on a first time vist.

After much research, including taking a serious look at Pink Jeep, this company's Grand Canyon tour…read morehad the best combination of value & professionalism. For cash price $99 (with tax, $108) it included lunch with the one-day tour of Grand Canyon. I felt it was just right for sight-seeing: not too much, not too little. To clarify, taking a 1-day tour of Grand Canyon from Sedona or Flagstaff does not give you enough time for hiking but it's good for enjoying the sights and taking lots of pictures. The only small complaint I had was that their drive from Sedona to Flagstaff felt a bit too rough -- the van needs better shocks, but maybe that's true with all tour vans.

If you want an intimate , small group tour of the Grand Canyon, book with Touch the Southwest. It…read morewas an awesome experience, with our very interesting and knowledgable guide, Andrew, picking us up at our resort. There were just 8 others in our group in a well air conditioned, leather seated mini-bus. Gourmet picnic lunch up on the south rim was delightful and a nice touch, then two more stops at other points on the canyon for viewing and picture taking (Andrew will take pictures for you as well). Then we stopped in Cameron a brief shopping trip for some neat Native American goods and then headed back to Sedone with painted desert in background. Loved this tour and will recommend as a must! When booking this, Brenda is awesome and her follow up and suggestions on where to stay, eat, shop in sedona definitley pleased this customer!

Sky's The Limit is the best in drone photography. Kyle is friendly and did a great job meeting our…read moreneeds. We received high quality video and still images. I would highly recommend him.