USA CASTLE TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 6 usa castle tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Cruise the 1000 Islands from Gananoque, enjoy scenic views and audio commentary, and add a Boldt Castle stop with the required passport.
“Really enjoyed the variety of places we cruised past. Commentary was informative. Thank you for a lovely three hours.”
Cruise the 1000 Islands from Ivy Lea to see Boldt Castle, tiny islands, and the St. Lawrence with clear bilingual narration.
“It was wonderful to see the St. Lawrence from the vessel.”
Review of Charleston’s three-hour history walk with Citadel professor Eric Lager, covering churches, Civil War sites, architecture, cost, and practical tips.
“Eric is an excellent tour guide. He was exceptionally knowledgeable about the history of Charleston making the information so interesting. I would definitely recommend him.”
Cruise the Thousand Islands from Clayton to Boldt Castle, with Millionaire’s Row, bridge views, local stories, and practical tips.
“Wonderful experience! Highly recommend! Very informative as well! Enjoyed it very much! Beautiful scenery”
See Sitka’s rescued bears, raptors, totems, and rainforest on a small-group tour with local stories and practical cruise-port tips.
“Loved our tour guide, very knowledgeable and kind. Showed us all the interesting sights and he knew his work. Loved the park too.”
Review of Napa Valley Wine Trolley Castle Tour, with winery stops, lunch, costs, trolley tips, and advice on who should book.
“Our trolley was replaced by a bus due to mechanical issues so that was our first disappointment. We thought the driver would provide commentary during the day. He did not. The wine tasting fees were much higher than expected. Lunch was not at a winery as advertised but was pizza, salad and gelato. I’m diabetic and asked for a sugar free option but was told not available. We didn’t get to choose the type of pizza we wanted and it was not very good either. I passed on the tasting at the last venue, a small boutique winery. The castle was beautiful. Paying $50+ for each tasting stop was much…”
A keep, a citadel, a palace with battlements, or a day trip to reach one.
