Kid Friendly Tours & Activities in Washington DC

The Damnoen Saduak Floating Market is a unique shopping experience in the heart of Thailand’s rice-growing region. In the century-old community of Damnoen Saduak, you can witness how the daily life on board an authentic Thai houseboat unfolds while experiencing its legendary hospitality. The floating market is a bustling place where you can shop for the most commonly available items, such as handicrafts, clothes, and food. This traditional market has become a major tourist destination among locals and visitors alike. Our private tour will be a great choice if you want to know more about the local culture, learn how to cook Thai foods, or explore Bangkok by land. The private full-day tour is designed for the enjoyment of families and small groups, and it offers a personalized service that cannot be compromised at the expense of efficiency.

Experience DC in a way that kids will love. If you're traveling with your children to the national capital, whether they are young or not, it's important to find things that are both interesting and fun. Our tour is designed for children between ages 4-9. We provide an interactive tour of Washington, D.C., including unique kids activities (and no adult supervision) for the whole family to enjoy at their own pace. There's so much history and sites worth exploring during our DC trip. George Washington's Mount Vernon offers children an up-close look at George Washington's home. The Revolutionary War general spent his final years in the mansion and the property, including gardens and animals, has been restored to its 18th-century appearance. The Mount Vernon mansion tour takes about 45 minutes, after which children can get a better idea of how Washington lived by spending time in the museum and gift shop. Kids can also explore Washington's Georgetown neighborhood with a visit to Dumbarton House. Filled with antiques, artworks and playful pets, this historic house gives kids a sense of what life was like for wealthy Philadelphians in the city during the 19th century.