Guided Mississippi Avenue food tour: coffee, donuts, Cuban bites, a gift stop, and BBQ in 3 hours for $95 in Portland.
Most Popular“The tour visited some great restaurants. Danny was an excellent tour guide. He had a great understanding of the area and was very personable.”
A 90-minute Portland ghost-history walk from Revolution Hall to Lone Fir Cemetery, mixing witch lore, seances, and grim true stories for $34.
“It was a great tour! I got to learn a lot about Portland in addition to the ghost & cemetery tour! I highly recommend this tour if you want to learn history AND have a spooky good time! The tour guide was also so kind and wonderful!”
Private 2-hour Casco Bay boat tour in Portland with Fort Gorges, multiple lighthouses, possible Ram Island, and seal sightings.
“Captain Matt did a fantastic job showing us the coast of Maine! We had such a a great time seeing a bunch of Portland's lighthouses, as well as Fort Gorges. We thoroughly enjoyed our time on the water with his fun trivia and expertise, and would highly recommend his tour around the waters of Maine!”
Small-group Columbia River Gorge waterfalls tour from Portland with classic viewpoints, Multnomah Falls, Vista House, and Bonneville Dam salmon ladders.
“Unfortunately we didn’t end up taking the tour. Apparently there was a misunderstanding (very well could have been on my part?).”
Private Willamette Valley wine tour from Portland with pickup, a 4x4 Mercedes Sprinter, and tasting fees included for a flexible day.
“We were a group of 7 friends that love to travel together. We did the Wine Tour, the Coastal Beaches/Tillamook and Columbia River Gorge and Waterfall tours. We were most fortunate to have Shawn as our tour guide. As a native to the area he was very proud of his home state and it showed…”
Guided Canyon Trail hike to Silver Falls’ top viewpoints, plus a Willamette Valley drive with lunch and wine tastings on a small-group day.
“Sylvie was a amazing!!!! She was on time. Accommodating: and met the needs of all group members. The hike itself was spectacular. I’d highly recommend!!!”
A small-group day loop from Mt. Hood to the Columbia Gorge: Timberline Lodge, orchard stops, waterfalls, and Hood River, with snacks and A/C.
“Highly recommend! My expectations were exceeded. We stopped at 3 waterfalls, Rowena Crest, Hood River for lunch and Timberline Lodge. The snacks were perfect and came in handy. Sam was very knowledgeable as our tour guide!”
Portland to Cannon Beach by small group van for sea stacks, Haystack Rock, and an old-growth forest stroll with a live English guide.
A 3-hour small-group Portland walking food tour through Pioneer Square and the Pearl District, with history, tasty tastings, and local guides.
Beginner glassblowing in Portland. Make 2–3 pieces with safety coaching, then kiln-finish for next-day pickup. 3 hours, $150.
“Such a unique and fun experience! Brahim, the instructor was great! Knowledgeable, fun, patient and always ready to help us with our glass blowing experience.”
Portland iFLY indoor skydiving: two coached 60-second flights in a vertical wind tunnel plus a personalized certificate, for $99.
“If you have a problem with making your appointment time on a Saturday, and call Viator, they tell you to call the dive co. and did not recieve a call until I was back home in Ohio. Part a needs to get with part b.”
A 2-day Portland hop-on hop-off trolley with narrated stops at parks, roses, shopping, and river views, plus free Rose Test Garden access.
Private jetboat tour for up to six on the Willamette River from Newberg, with Captain Scott, snacks, and history stop.
“I highly recommend this tour. Captain Scott is fantastic and his boat is to die for. This boat is awesome and is like riding in a plane. Scott is very personable and very informative. We would cruise for a while and then drift while learning about the river. He stops about half way on "his…”
Stroll Portland’s Ming-style scholars garden with authentic Suzhou craft, tea room calm, and 500+ cultural programs in one visit.
A Downtown Portland outdoor escape room. Solve real-world clues with your group, using an app to move through the Chronos Agency plot.
“For $75 it’s pretty overpriced. I think $40 would be more appropriate. It was a fun afternoon out and we paid attention to details of buildings we’d just walked past without noticing before, so that was fun. The last couple puzzles were pretty vague and I don’t know how you’d solve them without hints, but…”
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