WORLDWIDE · MUSEUMS
The 10 best museum rides you can book anywhere, with what each fare covers, how long the driver stays and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Tavira by electric tuk tuk, from churches and salt flats to the Tuna Museum and old fishing village in a private two-hour tour.
“The tour guide was exceptionally informative, enthusiastic, and pleasant. We had an absolutely smashing time and will definitely do it again!”
Explore Funchal’s Old Town by private tuk tuk, then visit the CR7 Museum with local stories, views, and hotel pickup included.
“The tour was brilliant. Our guide was brilliant. He took lots of photographs for us and was very knowledgeable. The tuk tuk was great fun would definitely recommend”
Review of a private tuk-tuk trip from Siem Reap to Banteay Srei, Kbal Spean, and the Landmine Museum, with practical tips.
“Good value trip to spots just a little further afield. Some of the finest temple carvings to be seen. Landmine museum provides valuable insight to the brutal Khmer Rouge past, ongoing demining efforts, and global UXO issue. Very friendly driver, provides cold water.”
Explore Bari’s Old Town by private rickshaw, visit two museums, see major churches, and enjoy homemade gelato with a local guide.
“The driver was friendly and the guide was extremely knowledgeable of Bari. We were taken around expertly by the driver who navigated the narrow road and people”
Explore Tavira by private electric tuk-tuk, visit the old Tuna Village, and hear local stories from a multilingual guide in two hours.
“Joao was a great guide, great personality and very knowledgeable. Thought the 2 hours was the right amount of time. We all had a great tie and learned alot. I would definitely recommend.”
Review of Marrakech’s 3-hour tuk-tuk tour, with the Photography Museum, Secret Garden, city walls, souks, practical tips, and honest value advice.
“Jalil was a wonderful and kind driver, and made sure we had time to take photos of many beautiful sites like the old city gates and walls.”
Review of a private tuk-tuk tour from Siem Reap to Banteay Srei, Kbal Spean, and the Landmine Museum, with practical tips and value advice.
“We enjoyed visiting Bantreay Srei (well preserved carvings!) and the Landmine Museum (informative and sad). We hiked uphill in the jungle to Kbal Spean halfway when someone told us that the river was so high that the carvings could not be seen, plus that it started to rain, so we turned around. Our tuk tuk driver was late, but friendly. The tuk tuk ride felt a bit long for these destinations out of town, but it was scenic and nice to feel the breeze and rain. Overall good value. I would recommend it to anyone not bothered by long tuk tuk rides.”
Learn Khmer history at Angkor National Museum with an 8-gallery visit, 1,000 Buddha statues, and one-way tuk-tuk pickup in Siem Reap.
“Very interesting museum, worth seeing before of after Angor Wat and the rest of the temples. Helps tou to understand better the culture, the religiin and the tradition of Khmers.”
Explore Malacca from Kuala Lumpur with a private guide, trishaw ride, historic landmarks, Portuguese roots, Jonker Street, and museum visits.
“We had a wonderful experience while visiting Malacca. This is all thanks to our guide David who is extremely passionnate about passing on the history and multi cultures in Malaysia and Malacca. Having David taking us in the right spots and explaining to us more about the country history made the whole difference. Thanks again David !”
Visit Tuol Sleng and the Killing Fields in Phnom Penh with museum entry, hotel ticket delivery, and practical planning advice.
“The set up and use of the audio was a good concept as you can listen and wonder at your own pace. Very hard to see and even more so when the survivors are there telling their stories.”
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