Memphis, TN Sightseeing Tours & Cruises

The Memphis Mojo Tour offers a way for passengers to enjoy a ride on a motorcoach while viewing some of the sites of all types of music in the city. Guides on the bus sing and play instruments between each destination on the tour, encouraging passengers to join in on the fun as well. When the bus stops at various locations on the tour, passengers can get off to explore the attraction. Some of the stops on the tour include Beale Street, Lorraine Motel, and Stax Records. Instruments are provided by the musicians on the bus so that passengers have something to play as well.

The Beale Street Walking Tour is a fantastic walking tour in the heart of Memphis, Tennessee. Guests should wear comfortable clothes and walking shoes; they will be walking approximately one mile over one hour. The tour is appropriate for all ages. Guests should enjoy the breathtaking sights they take in a while walking along Beale Street in Memphis. They will see the buildings made famous throughout the years. Also, they will see 'The Castle of Missing Men,' Old Lansky's, Saloon Row, and much more. Beale Street is where the infamous BB King got his start as a radio disc jockey. The walking tour is on level land; feel free to bring strollers or those requiring wheelchair assistance for mobility. Enjoy your vacation in Tennessee.

The Memphis Discovery Walking Tour is a fantastic adventure the entire family can enjoy; it is in the heart of Memphis, Tennessee. Guests should wear comfortable shoes. The tour lasts approximately three hours and is only walking. It is accessible for someone who relies on a wheelchair to assist them with their mobility. Guests will see many sights along the way. Some of these sights include the Lorraine Motel, the Lansky Brother's Shop, and much more. The Lorraine Hotel was made famous in 1968. It is where James Earl Ray assassinated Dr. Martin Leuther king Jr.; it is the base of the Civil Rights Museum. The Lansky Brothers were the clothier for many like Elvis Pressley, Johnny Cash, and BB King. Guests should bring their cameras.

The Memphis Guided Bus Tour is an event for those of all ages. Guests will see many sights on this tour; among these sights will be Graceland Mansion, the Lorraine Motel, the tomb of Danny Thomas, and much more. Danny Thomas was made famous by founding the St. Jude Children's Research Hospital. Guests will have many paid parking spaces to choose from near the departure sight. There is less than one mile of walking involved with this tour; guests should wear comfortable clothing and footwear. The tour bus is accessible to those requiring wheelchairs for mobility assistance. There are two options to select from when going on this tour; the City tour lasts approximately three hours, and the combo tour lasts about five hours.

The Historic Memphis Walking Tour will take you through the town of Memphis and show you all of the highlights that make this city a wonderful place. You will be guided by a knowledgeable guide that will take you to all of the places that made this town known for its ability to produce great music and also its ability to attract some of the most notorious gangsters. Make sure that you put on plenty of sunscreen and drink plenty of water during your tour because it will last for about two and a half hours. You can take as many pictures as you like along the way so you can remember your fabulous time for years to come.

If you are interested in touring the Mississippi River, then you may want to sign up for the Mississippi River tour! Sightseers see invited to ride the Memphis river boats. You will be taken on a trip down the river and told a lot of history about it. If you are a tourist who is into history then this may be the perfect tour for you to take. There will be dinner offers as well as music and shows. The old style of boats is intriguing especially the steam wheels. Expect a live commentator telling you all about the rich history of the Mississippi!