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Waco Charter Bus

So, you're thinking of taking a charter bus excursion? You can't do better than Waco.

Charter a stop at the C-Bar Stables. Take your charter bus gang horseback riding. This is a great way to spend some leisurely time just enjoying the surrounding area of Waco and see it via horseback.

Next, since your charter bus gang just saw horses, go see some more animals at the Cameron Park Zoo. This is a unique zoo complex as many species happily co-exist together in their natural habitats. Some featured exhibits your charter bus group will see include vultures, African lions, White Handed Gibbons, a herpetarium, Sumatran tigers, giraffes and the co-inhabitants of their natural native region, elephants, lemurs, Texas barnyard animals, and much more.

Dr Pepper Museum is an off the beaten path stop your charter bus group will enjoy. In 1885, a young pharmacist, Charles Alderton, concocted a soda fountain drink. The drink, originally known as a "Waco," was later given the enigmatic name "Dr Pepper;" a name that has retained its mystery, as the origin of this name has never been discovered.

As the drink grew in popularity, it became the first major soft drink in America. This museum has some of the earliest labeling and bottled attempts, your charter bus group will find it interesting to see the evolution of the product from then til now.

Mayborn Museum Complex incorporates the former Ollie Mae Moen Discovery Center, the Strecker Museum and the Gov. Bill and Vara Daniel Historic Village. This Complex brings together in one location the resources of hands-on discovery, history exhibits and galleries. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing all these sights in just one location.

If golf is on your charter bus group's agenda, stop by Cottonwood Creek Golf Course and play a round!

A couple of great places to eat in Waco are Bari's for some great Italian food and Ninfa's has fantastic Mexican fare. Try the hot pickled carrots as an appetizer. Also, the Northwood Inn has down home American style food to fit every taste, and no matter where you eat, be sure to order a Dr. Pepper.

Come see Waco soon, book your charter bus destination today.

Vienna Charter Bus

A great first destination for your charter bus excursion is the Wolf Trap Farm. A donation of 100 acres of farmland created the only national park dedicated to the performing arts. Given along with the land were the funds to build a 6,800-seat indoor/outdoor theater. From May through October, a wide variety of performances are held here; everything from classical music and jazz to rock and roll, opera and theater. There is something for everyone at this stop.

Another historical destination for your charter bus gang is the Cherry Hill Farmhouse where it was literally caught in the middle between the North and South with both Union and Confederate soilders going across the land.

Vienna has some great and varied food options, here are a couple to whet your charter bus group's appetite, Colvin Run Tavern and Nizam's which are both excellent choices with diverse menus.

If your charter bus gang is in the mood for some golf, The area has several golf courses. Sign up and play a round. There is also loads of shopping available for a smile. Most of the shops here are geared towards specialty shops and niche markets, your charter bus gang will find something for everyone in these classic stores.

Come to classic Vienna in your next charter bus division, you'll be glad you did!

Texarkana Texas Charter Bus Tour

Texarkana is the "City Beyond Borders" your next charter bus excursion will take you and your group there. Texarkana, located on the border of Texas and Arkansas is composed of two cities with the same name. The Texarkana cities are unique in that they are connected by a man made line, State Line Avenue, which runs through the center of downtown Texarkana which is your first charter bus stop.

One of the most unique features of Texarkana is the only U.S. Post Office sitting in two states. Your charter bus tour takes your group right to this Post Office that straddles Texas and Arkansas and has separate zip codes, 71854 for Texarkana, Arkansas and 75501 for Texarkana Texas. Mail your friends back home a post card from both states!

Another great stop for your charter bus gang is the Courthouse. Built in 1932-33, the structure features a base of pink granite from Texas and walls of limestone from Arkansas. Interestingly, Texarkana boasts this to be the most photographed courthouse in the United States; second only to the Supreme Court in Washington, D.C.

Texarkana is the place for museums. In Texarkana, your charter bus tour will take you to the Perot Theatre in downtown Texarkana. The best of Broadway, classical music, ballet, jazz, modern dance and more.

The Regional Arts Center in Texarkana, began as a courthouse. Your charter bus group will enjoy the national touring art exhibitions that grace gallery walls 12 months a year, and the halls ring out when the rolls are playing on the unique reproducing player piano. How cool is that!?

In Texarkana, if poker is your thing, Texarkana has just the place for you. Charter a bus stop at The Ace of Clubs House. It was uniquely designed and built in 1885. Legend has it that entrepreneur James H. Draughon built the 22 sided house with the winnings from a poker game and that the winning card was the Ace of Clubs. Each room represents a specific period in the history of the house and reveals interesting insights into the life-style of the families who lived there.

Come join us in Texarkana Texas, the charter bus tour is ready for you and your group.

Richmond Virginia Charter Bus

Historic Richmond is a great destination for your next charter bus excursion with your group.

Shockoe Slip is Richmond's oldest mercantile district and has a myriad of shops nearby for anyone in your charter bus group that loves to shop - this is definitely the stop for them.

To see a little history of Richmond, have your charter bus group stop by the Museum and White House of the Confederacy. This mansion was built in 1818. President Jefferson Davis lived here during the Civil War years, and several pieces of furniture owned by him are on display. Adjacent to the restored White House is a museum containing more than 15,000 artifacts and 500 flags from the Confederate era.

The collection includes the swords and other personal effects of Generals Jackson, Lee and Stuart. Your charter bus group will see Personal papers, government documents, journals and rare books on exhibit.

A great walking tour for your charter bus group is in the Fan District. Beautifully restored old mansions and homes abound in this area. Be on the lookout for gargoyles!

Richmond National Battlefield Park is dedicated to the brave souls that lost their lives in the Civil War. Your charter bus group will be awed by the sheer numbers of people that were lost.

There a number of great eateries in Richmond, for a taste treat try Kuba Kuba with their Caribbean fare,. Limani Grill has fish your charter bus group will truly enjoy, and another choice for dining is the Galaxy Diner with its all American menus.

Enjoy your tour of Richmond, now aren't you glad you booked the trip?

Victoria Charter Bus

Victoria holds a lot of charm for your next charter bus destination.

A fantastic first stop for your charter bus tour is the Nave Museum. This is the only fine arts museum in the seven county region. This unique museum contains significant and pertinent contemporary works in a wide variety of styles and medias. Both local, regional and nationally known artists are represented in this museum. The hours of operation are Tuesday through Sunday from 1p.m. to 5 p.m. Admission is charged.

Another great stop for your charter bus tour of Victoria, is the McNamara Historical Museum. This Greek Revival with Victorian accents home contains original furnishings and will give your charter bus group a glimpse into daily life around the turn of the century. Open Tuesday through Sunday from 1p.m. until 5 p.m., Admission is charged.

Victoria Botanical Gardens is a beautiful stop to make along the way on your charter bus tour of Victoria, this garden features roses, herbs, wild flowers, butterfly, and hummingbird gardens.

Make sure everyone in your charter bus group brought their cameras!
Texas Zoo is a fantastic creation your charter bus gang will enjoy. About 90 native species are represented here in their natural habitats. Your charter bus group will see everything from bobcats to prairie dogs.

If your charter bus group is looking to take in a good game of golf, stop by Riverside Golf Course and play a round on their greens.

After a day in Victoria, your charter bus gang is bound to be hungry, take in some fine cuisine at the Toscana Artisan Bakery and Bistro, or your charter bus group can have a fine steak at Montana Mike's Steak House, and perhaps Chinese is on the menu for your charter bus group, try the Dragon Palace.

No matter what you're looking for, Victoria has it. Book your charter bus excursion today and get ready to visit this charming town!

Olympia Charter Bus

Olympia is a great destination for your next charter bus excursion.

Bigelow House Museum this is the oldest surviving home in Olympia. Take in the sheer beauty and magnificence.Your charter bus group is going to love this stop.

Olympic Flight Museum is a truly interesting stop. Your charter bus gang will love this museum devoted to those men and the machines they flew. This museum covers the histoy of avaiation from it's humble beginnings to modern day.

Delphi Golf Club is waiting to take your charter bus gang out on the golf course. Go ahead stop and pay a round - you deserve it!

Boston Harbor Marina is a quaint waterfront marina that offers a lot to your charter bus group to consider doing. Your charter bus group may: be general, not want visitor and marine services plus features an onsite retail store, boat rentals, kayak information, and dockside picnic areas. There is something or everyone at this charter bus stop.

The Mark and Peppers South of the Border are two great choices for lunchtime cuisine, and they can adjust the spiciness in food. Your charter bus group will appreciate the lunch.

Olympia has another historic venue to see, The Washington State capture was surrounded by over 30 beautifully landscaped acres that includes seasonal floral displays for your charter bus group to take in. This State Capitol is home to many historic buildings including the Temple of Justice that was completed in 1920, the exquisite Executive Mansion, the Old Capitol Building that was constructed in 1892, and the Capitol Conservatory that was constructed in 1939 and contains tropical plants, as well as produces bedding plants for the Capitol Campus.

Salt Lake City Charter Bus

Salt Lake City is a historic destination for your next charter bus excursion.

The Mormon religion is a heavy influence in this area and you'll see it's influences in many places. Your charter bus tour wouldn't be complete without a stop by Temple Square. This is where the World renowned Mormon Tabernacle Choir broadcasts its program "Music and The Spoken Word".

There are guided tours available for your charter bus group, and they will be very impressed when the acoustics of the Tabernacle are demonstrated by dropping a pin at the pulpit to give your charter bus gang an idea of the sensitive transmission of sound that happens within those walls. Your charter bus group will also see the tabernacle organ, which boasts more than 11,000 pipes and is the 12th largest in the world. Admission to these attractions and the square itself, is just the right price: free.

Your charter bus group will get a kick out of visiting the Beehive House which is the former home of Brigham Young, President of the Mormon Church and governor of the Utah territory.

He lived here from 1854 with his many wives and dozen children until his death. Today, the house is restored with period furnishings and open to the public for tours. Named after the beehive, the state symbol signifying thrift and industry. Take your charter bus group on a guided tour, they begin every ten minutes and are absolutely free.

Great Salt Lake Park is another interesting stop for your charter bus group. This area has been popular with bathers since the Mormon Pioneers first arrived in the basin in the middle of the 19th century. Although no swimming ability is necessary (the high salt content of the water will keep even the non-swimmers in your charter bus group afloat), your charter bus gang should be aware that the super-salty water may irritate throat, eyes and nose. A small visitors' center offers a museum, local information and a video about the lake, while the private SaltAir development provides a few shops, some food outlets.

Shopping is a treat in Salt Lake City. From Anthony's Antiques where you can find pretty much everything to Great Garb which features some classic clothing. There is a virtual cornucopia of fun shopping available for your charter bus group.

Eating is a treat in Salt Lake City. If Mexican is on your charter bus group's agenda, check out the Blue Iguana, for a casual buffet style meal for your charter bus gang, take a stop by The Roof Restaurant. For something different, go Greek at the Greek Souvlaki - your charter bus gang will love it!

Roanoke Charter Bus

All aboard for a charter bus visit to Roanoke!

The first stop on your charter bus tour is to visit the Roanoke Star/Overlook Nestled in the beautiful Shenandoah Valley, this progressive, spirited "Star City of the South" is visible from just about every part of Roanoke. Your charter bus gang will be amazed at the view. The star was erected in 1949 and it is illuminated every night until midnight.

Natural Bridge is another intriguing stop on your charter bus tour. This National Historic Landmark, this bridge is one of the seven natural wonders of the world and it provides a unique, historic, picturesque, and natural experience. The bridge is over 100 million years old and it stands 215 feet tall, as well as 90 feet wide. It is one of the most photographed natural wonders in the world.

Mill Mountain Zoo is situated on top of Roanoke`s Mill Mountain, this zoo exhibits over 55 species of mammals, birds, and reptiles, such as a Siberian Tiger, Snow Leopards, Red Pandas, Japanese Macaques, and Bald Eagles. Special events and educational programs are offered throughout the year and the zoo also contains picnic facilities and a wild flower garden.

For some good food, you can't go wrong taking your charter bus gang to the Corned Beef and Company Bar and Grill with their all American menu. Another American style restaurant is Roanoker Restaurant, last but not least check out Stephen's Restaurant, it will be hard to choose just one restaurant to eat at, but your charter bus group will enjoy comparing dishes and finding "the" best restaurant.

Manchester Vermont Charter Bus Tour

If you're not sure if Manchester, Vermont holds much attraction for your next charter bus destination, think again!

If your charter bus gang happens to be visiting in September, you're in for a real treat. Artists in the Garden Exhibit is a unique stop for your charter bus group. Throughout June and July, artists work on location creating pieces inspired by Hildene's gardens and grounds in order to display them at this show. For the entire month of September these unique works will be in Hildene's pavilion for viewing free of charge.

If it's not September, and your charter bus group would like to take in some art, The Arts Center's ten galleries feature classic and contemporary art on view and for sale. Situated on 407-acres on the slope of Mount Equinox and also offer hiking trails, a botany trail, sculpture gardens and an indoor/outdoor cafe. Check out the 800 piece permanent collection. Your charter bus group will love this stop.

Green Door Day Spa is a great stop to refresh your charter bus group with a massage and a sauna and even a pedicure if they so desire!

Now that your charter bus gang is relaxed and looking better than ever, take a jaunt over to one of the many golf courses Manchester offers. Practice Tee is a great range and Gunterman's has a nice course for a quick game with your charter bus gang.

For some great food in Manchester, take your charter bus group to Christo's Pizza and Pasta, or for something light try the Bagel Works, and if you're charter bus gang is in the mood for a good steak, check out the Sirloin Saloon.

Manchester is waiting, now that you know what fun you can have, charter your trip today with your group!

Seattle Charter Bus

Get your charter bus group together for a tour of Seattle.

If your charter bus group would like to see fish fly, they need only charter a stop at Pike Place Market. One of Seattle's most famous landmarks, this is the oldest continuously working public market in the country. Your charter bus group can shop for fresh vegetables and fruits. Stop by Pike Place Fish to see fish fly. The market has numerous shops, including a health food and herb store, craft stores, and flower stands.

Space Needle is another great stop along the way for your charter bus tour. Built for the 1962 World Expo, this distinctive structure, rising 600-plus feet above Seattle Center, has since become Seattle's most famous landmark. Your charter bus group will be able to see a 360-degree view of mountains, Elliott Bay and Seattle neighborhoods.

The Gas Works, this is a great stop for your charter bus tour. An example of urban renewal at its finest. The community took an old gas-processing plant that had outlived its usefulness, and transformed it into something everyone could enjoy. Situated on the north shore of Lake Union (opposite downtown), the park has excellent water views and a spectacular, unobstructed view of the city skyline. If your charter bus group would like to take photos of downtown Seattle, this is the opportunity.

If your charter bus group is looking for some restaurants, here are a few the locals rave about: The Pink Door with their contemporary fair is a great choice for your charter bus gang, or the Palisade Waterfront Restaurant is fish is what your group is craving. And last but not least, check out a restaurant called Wild Ginger it has a diverse menu guaranteed to please.

Enjoy your charter bus tour of Seattle, now aren't you glad you came?

Visit Burlington On A Charter Bus

Burlington, Vermont is a grand destination for your next charter bus excursion.

A great way to kick off your charter bus trip is to take in a day cruise on Lake Champlain shoreline aboard the Spirit of Ethan Allen III, a 500-passenger triple deck cruise ship.

Your charter bus group will be treated to a narrated scenic cruise and a great meal. Cruises are available for lunch, brunch, or dinner. A great destination rain or shine as the ship is enclosed and heated. Your charter bus gang will enjoy this stop for certain!

If you happen to visiting Vermont in the fall, take one of the many "Leaf Peeper" tours that are available, or simply drive around the countryside in your charter bus and take in the amazing reds, yellows, and oranges that set the landscape ablaze with the changing colors of the seasons.

Another fun destination for your charter bus tour is Magic Hat Brewing Company and Vermont Pub and Brewery. Both offer tours of their facilities so your charter bus gang can see how the wonderful brews both these places make happens, from the fermenting of the hops to the bottling. And yes, your charter bus group will be happy to find out, there is a tasting room!

If your charter bus needs some great food check out the Daily Planet, for something a little different a stop by Sakura Japanese Restaurant is sure to please those finicky eaters on your charter bus tour. Cannon's Italian is a taste treat.
From good food to good times, your charter bus gang will enjoy an excursion to Burlington.

Norfolk Charter Bus

Norfolk has a rich history for you and your charter bus group to explore.

Nauticus, The National Maritime Museum is a great start to your charter bus tour of Norfolk. Home to the Battleship Wisconsin, this site features over 120,000 square feet of interactive science center has a maritime theme and features over 150 exhibits, including computer and video interactive displays, giant screen films, exotic aquarium display, touch pools, national traveling exhibits, and your charter bus group can even pet a shark.

Another fantastic venue on your charter bus tour is the Crispus Attucks Cultural Theater. This important landmark whose impressive structure was designed by black architects, this theater played a leading role in the cultural life of African-Americans. Your charter bus group will be impressed with this extremely well done architecture.

Hermitage Foundation Museum is an intriguing stop for your charter bus group. This museum is situated in a historic Riverside Tudor style mansion that was built in 1908 and features an outstanding collection of Eastern and Western art. Highlights of this collection that your charter bus group will enjoy include : Chinese tomb figures from the T'ang Dynasty and relics from Czar Alexander's private collection. Your charter bus group will be interested to find out that artifacts on display are also sometimes borrowed by renowned museums, such as the Smithsonian.

The weather is beautiful in Norfolk, so take your charter bus group to Ocean View Golf Course and enjoy a good round of golf!

Some great restrarants to go to in Norfolk are : Luna Maya, Grate Steak, Fellini's, Doumar's, Blue Hippo. All are great choices to cap off your good day in Norfolk.

Charter Bus Tour Of Amarillo

Amarillo, Texas may not be the first town in Texas that springs to mind when you're thinking of booking a charter bus excursion, but you'll find a lot of fun awaits you and your charter bus gang in this Panhandle location.

Charter a stop at the Caprock Canyons State Park. This park is one the best-kept secrets in the Panhandle. This little park is a little off the beaten tourist path, but your charter bus gang will be amazed at the stunning views of mountains, canyons, waterways, and native flora and fauna.

Another fun destination for your charter bus gang is the American Quarter Horse Heritage Museum. This museum is a hands on facility and has many interactive features as well as live demonstrations on the history and contributions of this grand all American breed of horse.

If your charter bus group wants to take in a little history of Amarillo, the Panhandle-Plains Historical Museum should be the next stop on your charter bus excursion. This is the largest history museum in the State of Texas and it features the history of the people in this area from the hard pioneer days to present day. Elkins Ranch will please those wanna be cowboys in your charter bus group. This ranch will offer your charter bus gang a chance to roam the ranch, take in a little country/western entertainment, and even stay for a chuck wagon supper.

Comanche Trail Golf Course is a great destination to take in a round of golf. Your charter bus group will get to choose which one of two championship 18 hole golf courses to play and there is a fully stocked pro shop in case anyone on your charter bus tour forgot anything.

If you're looking for where to get a great meal, Amarillo has some offerings for your charter bus gang. Take a stop by The King and I, it's a more upscale Thai restaurant, but the food is spicy and good. Big Texan Steak Ranch will have some great steaks awaiting your charter bus gang and if you want something casual, yet elegant, charter a bus stop at the Italian Delights Restaurant.

There's so much to see and do, and good food too! Book your charter bus excursion to Amarillo today.

Charlottesville Charter Bus Excursion

Charlottesville has a lot of show your charter bus group. Start your tour off and running wotj a visit to Monticello. This beautiful place was Thomas Jefferson's 40-year labor of love, continually under construction and renovation during his lifetime. Additionally the many inventions of Jefferson and his private library are all available for your charter bus gang's viewing pleasure. Your charter bus group will be interested to know Monticello is the only US house listed on the United Nation's World Heritage List of sites to be protected at all costs.

Another favorite destination of visitors to Charlottesville, is the Oakencroft Vineyard and Winery. This company has been producing award-winning wines for over 20 years and offers tours of their facilities for your and your charter bus group. There is also a gift shop and you can even pick up some bottles of wine to have later and remember this fun charter bus excursion.

Another winery worth checking out is the Kluge Estate Winery where your charter bus group can see how they make their wonderful wines and even participate in a tasting.

Charlottesville has abundant antiques, especially colonial style; and lots of niche shops to find a special souvenier of your charter bus tour.

If your charter bus gang is hungry and wants something a little different, try Milan for some yummy Indian cuisine. Also off the beaten path is Ludwig's Schnitzelhouse Restaurant with its Austrian and German fare. For something completely American as Charlottesville, try the Ivy Inn Restaurant.

History, shopping and great wine - Charlottesville has it all waiting for your charter bus tour!

Middlebury Charter Bus

Middlebury is a charming place to visit on your next charter bus excursion.

At the Vermont Soap Works, your charter bus group can see how soap is made. From the times when soap was only available to royalty in Europe to present day. There are interactive displays for your charter bus group to take in and also samples. The outlet store has a huge selection of soaps and non-toxic cleaners and is a perfect place to pick up those gifts for the folks you left back home that couldn't come on your charter bus excursion.

Take a stop by the Ralph Myhre Golf Course and tee off with your charter bus group.
After a great game of golf, charter a stop by the Otter Creek Brewing Company and see how their fine brew is made. There is even a tasting room for those in your charter bus gang that would like to sample the wares.

Henry Sheldon Museum of Vermont is a neat stop for your charter bus gang, because it is a museum of... a museum. Since the 1880s this museum has been open profiling the history of Vermont.

Like all Vermont destinations, if you happen to be visiting in the fall, take in a Leaf Peeper tour or create your own right on your charter bus by cruising through the outlying areas and seeing the absolutely glory of the changing seasons.

Looking for good food in Middlebury? Look no more! Some good choices to take in a good meal with your charter bus group are at the Fire and Ice Restaurant, Rosie's Restaurant for some casual fare, American Flatbread for pizza, and if something exotic is in the cards for your charter bus gang try out the Taste of India.

Middlebury, Vermont is a charming destination just waiting for your charter bus gang to come and explore. Book your charter today!

Provo Utah Charter Bus

If your next charter bus excursion is headed in the direction of Provo, Utah; there is some fun in store for you and your entire charter bus group.

Take a stop by Seven Peaks Water Park where your charter bus group can glide down the many slides and splash around the wave pool. There is even a smaller, gentler wave pool for the younger set. A splashing good time for everyone in your charter bus gang will be found here.

If golf is an activity your charter bus gang enjoys, Provo has it in abundance. Charter a stop by the East Bay, Seven Peaks, or Riverside Golf Courses and tee off. They all offer 18 holes of fun and varying degrees of difficulty for your charter bus gang.

There is abundance shopping in Provo and many antique shops. Your charter bus gang will love the downtown area with its many window shopping opportunities and niche shops.

An intriguing stop for your charter bus group is the McCurdy Historical Doll Museum. An intriguing collection of historic dolls and toys. There are over 4,000 dolls displayed in this restored carriage house. There are also exhibits of toy soldiers, American Indian dolls, First Ladies of America, rare boy dolls, and so much more. Everyone in your charter bus group will be taken back to their childhoods. Hours are Open Tuesday - Saturday from noon until 6 p.m. Winter hours are 1 - 5 p.m.

The Provo Museum of Art is a hands on artful experience for everyone in your charter bus group. There is the opportunity to learn from one of their many little seminars and take in the featured exhibits. There is also a small restaurant for your charter bus gang to grab a snack.

Provo is a great place to visit and you'll be glad you and your group visited via charter bus!

Northern Virginia Charter Bus

Northern Virginia is a great destination for your next charter bus journey with your group.

Northern Virginia Fine Arts Fest is a great time for all. This annual arts festival is held each May and features fabulous artwork by over 170 of the nation's finest painters, sculptors, craftsmen, and jewelers. The festival also features musical entertainment, food, childrens activities, and artists. There is something for everyone at this destination.

Reston Museum is a grand stop for your charter bus. Your charter bus tour will be treated to a display of the history of Reston, this museum is filled with a wide array of exhibits that tell the history of one of the most unique areas of Fairfax County and the museum also offers free, drop-in children's art workshops every Saturday morning and walking tours. A museum shop is also on site which features Reston T-shirts and mugs, prints, pottery, and handcrafts by local Reston artists.

Greater Reston Arts Cente is open at various times throughout your charter bus group's visit. Founded in 1974 to stimulate awareness of the visual arts, this nonprofit arts center provides a year-round program of exhibitions, educational art and humanities lectures, children's art workshops, a children's summer arts program, and special events throughout the year

If you and your charter bus group could use some pampering, charter a stop by the Noe Spa and get a massage, a sauna or more for your charter bus group.
There is also golf and shopping available for your charter bus group.

Last but not least, you and your charter bus group will want some yummy places to eat, here are a few good choices. Clyde's Restaurant and M and S Grill have traditional all American fare, and Carrabbas is a well known destination for Italian food.

Enjoy your charter bus tour of Norther Virginia!

Manassas Charter Bus

Visit beautiful Manassas, Virginia on your next charter bus excursion.

First stop, take your charter bus group to get pretty and relaxed at the Harmony Salon and Spa where they can revitalize your mind, body, and spirit while at this full service salon and day spa which offers an array of relaxing services for your charter bus gang to indulge in such as professional hair care, massages, skin care, nail care, and full body treatments.

Another great stop for your charter bus gang is at the Old Mine Ranch. Your charter bus group can experience a family Wild West themed pony ranch and petting farm on over 40 acres at this ranch. There are a myriad of activities for your charter bus gang to enjoy from picnics to hay rides to petting zoos. There is something for everyone along for the ride on your charter bus to enjoy.

For a little history on your charter bus tour, Manassas National Battlefield Park was established in 1940 to preserve the scene of two major Civil War battles. This 5,000 acre park is the site of the first and second Battles of Manassas. Your charter bus group will be impressed as demonstrators bring this battle to life with dramatic performances of the epic battles, as well as exploring the historic terrain where men fought and died for their beliefs a century ago.

Another historic stop on your charter bus excursion is Brentsville Historic Center. This property dates back to the 1820s and is the county's oldest surviving courthouse. During the Civil War, it was raided frequently by Union soldiers for supplies, and today, the place is said to be haunted, because of the many visitors that have reported meeting a ghost!

The site also contains a jail (this is a great photo opportunity for your charter bus gang), a one-room schoolhouse, a log cabin, the Brentsville Union Church, 24 acres of beautiful grounds which include hiking trails and a picnic area.

See Manassas soon on your own charter bus tour with your group!

Fort Worth Charter Bus

Fort Worth is known as "Cow Town" as the stockyards were the hub of its industry for many years. Your charter bus gang will find there's a lot more to do here than meets the eye.

Fort Worth Museum of Science is a worthy first stop on your charter bus tour. You will be treated to a hands on display of all kinds of experiments and theories. The Fort Worth Zoo is another great stop that is nearby. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing hundreds of animals, most in natural habitats reside in this zoo.

Then, take your charter bus gang to Stockyards Station where you will find storefronts from the late 1800s, which have been restored. The stores are full of all sorts of Cowboy-esque memorabilia. Take a stop by the Cow Town Coliseum, take your charter bus group to Billy Bob's where "Urban Cowboy" was filmed.

If you're visiting Cow Town better try the steak! Your charter bus gang will enjoy some great fare at 8.0 Restaurant, Angelo's for some great steak, and if something different is in order, Italian Inn Ridglea for some great Italian cuisine.

Enjoy your charter bus tour of Fort Worth. Cow-town will be glad to see you!

Corpus Christi Charter Bus

Corpus Christi is a beautiful place to take your next charter bus excursion.

Take your charter bus group by the Selena Museum, her father Abraham Quintanilla built this museum to honor the memory of his daughter, the world famous singer who was killed in the prime of her life by the President of her fan club. The museum displays outfits and dresses designed and worn by Selena at concerts and award shows, as well as her red Porsche and other personal memorabilia.

Another great stop for your charter bus tour is the USS Lexington Museum. This WWII battleship survived a Japanese Kamikaze attack which destroyed the upper deck and killed many men. The ship is now a museum and it is said it has a resident ghost that greets visitors in the radar room from time to time. Tell everyone in your charter bus group to keep their eyes wide open!

Asian Cultures Museum has several installations showcasing Asian culture and art. Your charter bus group will be awed at the 24kt gold statues from Tibetan temples, and the fabrics made out of woven jade and gold. There are scrolls, paintings and so much for your charter bus gang to see.

If a little golf is on your charter bus group's schedule, take a stop by Oso Beach Golf course and play a round!

There some great places to eat in Corpus Christi, take your charter bus gang to Romano's for some great Italian fare, Snoopy's has fantastic seafood and you can't beat the Republic of Texas for some down home cookin'.

Corpus Chrisit is a great place to visit on your private charter bus and you'll probably want to make it a regular destination.

Harrisonburg Charter Bus Tour

Harrisonburg is a very old city with a lot of history. Having played an important role in the American Revolution, your charter bus group will find a lot of Colonial influence in this town.

Charter a stop by the Virginia Quilt Museum and your charter bus group will see their displays of some amazing needlework from Colonial times to the present.
Another great museum for your charter bus gang to check out is the D. Ralph Hostetter Museum of Natural History where they can learn about the indigenous people of the Virginia area and the animals that roam these lands.

Show your charter bus group a good time at the Beauty Spa. Your charter bus gang will be treated to a massage, sauna, relaxing whirlpool baths and even a manicure and/or pedicure if they want!

If your charter bus gang loves to golf, a stop by the Lakeview Golf Course will be richly appreciated. This relaxing course is a great way to play 18 holes. Afterwards relax in the clubhouse and talk about who on your charter bus tour cheated on their score.

Court Days is a very fun and festival of times past that your charter bus group will love. Recreating 1850 Rockingham County Circuit Court days, this event includes reenactments, arts and crafts, walking tours, street musicians, wagon rides, and a period ball in the evening.

This is definite must see for your charter bus group.

As far as eating, Harrisonburg has some great choices - try Calhoun's Restaurant, for something purely Virginian take your charter bus gang to Padow's Hams and Deli, or try Hank's Smokehouse for another taste of the Virginia specialties!

Now that you know the fun your charter bus group can have in Harrisonburg, book your charter bus tour today!

Fairfax Charter Bus

Fairfax is waiting for you and your charter bus gang.

First stop on your charter bus tour should be the National Firearms Museum. This National Rifle Association's museum houses one of the most extensive firearms collections in the country with more than 2,000 historic firearms displayed in 13 permanent galleries. Your charter bus group will see exhibits that span the history of hand held firearms from the mid-14th century to the latest in sporting rifles, shotguns, and pistols.

Everyone loves golf and certainly everyone on your charter bus group. There are a couple of golf courses for your charter bus gang to choose from to take in a game. Try Oak Marr Golf Complex or Pleasant Valley Golfers' Club for a round of golf with your charter bus group.

Sully Historic Site is an interesting stop on your charter bus tour. This historic home was built by Richard Bland Lee, Northern Virginia's first Representative to congress. The house is furnished with antiques of the federal period and outbuildings include a kitchen, smokehouse, and stone dairy. Your charter bus group can see living history of a simpler time.

For some great food, take your charter bus group to the Coyote Grille and Cantina, BWU - Buffalo Wing University is another fun spot with some of the best chicken wings your charter bus gang will ever taste, and for the seafood lovers on your charter bus tour, check out the Crab House Seafood Restaurant.

Fairfax, Virginia is a fun destination for your next charter bus excursion, book yours today!

Hampton Charter Bus Tour

Hampton is a beautiful place and has a lot of outdoor activities for you and your charter bus gang. Check out the Buckroe Beach and Park as a first stop along your charter bus tour,this Park offers over a mile of clean white beach and in the summer you and your charter bus gang can listen to one of the bands that play this Park.

While your charter bus gang is at the beach, stop by the Cousteau Society. This waterfront gallery showcases the endeavors of Jacques-Yves Cousteau and includes photography, artifacts, ship models, and film footage of Cousteau's adventures. There is also a gift boutique for picking up a few souvenirs for your friends you left back home that didn't come on your charter bus tour.

If your charter bus group likes golf, there is a fantastic course they will love playing. The Hamptons Golf Course offers a good challenging game, but isn't designed so hard that newer players in your charter bus gang will find it frustrating.

Shopping is around every corner in Hampton, where your charter bus group can find antiques, speciality stores and niche shops throughout the town.

If your charter bus gang wants to eat and they want to eat well, they are in the right town. Hampton offers up some great cuisine. Charter a stop by Smitty's Better Burger, or if your charter bus group wants steak, you can't go wrong with Grate Steak, or if you want something fabulous try Anna's Italian and the Pizza is great.

Fredericksburg Charter Bus

Fredericksburg is a historic Virginia town with a lot to show you and your charter bus gang.

Central Park Funland is a great first stop along the tour for your charter bus group. Ride the indoor carousel, play miniature golf and so much more. There is fun for all ages in your charter bus tour here at this great place.

For a little history of Fredericksburg, check out the Hugh Mercer Apothecary Shop. Your charter bus group will get a good tour of how far the Medical field has come all these years since Colonial times. Watch your charter bus group cringe when they see live leeches in action!

For a little more historical input, the Mary Washington House is a great destination for your charter bus group. Mary Washington was the mother of George Washington and he purchased this home for her to live in and many of her personal artifacts are still here available for view.

Now that you've seen some of Fredericksburg's history, check out their art. At the Fredericksburg Fine Arts Exhibit your charter bus gang can see a myriad of permanent installations as well as traveling exhibits and featured works by local and regional artists.

Where to eat won't be a problem in Fredericksburg, choosing just one place will. Your charter bus gang can take in Sakura Japanese Steak and Seafood, the locals swear by Augustine's fine American fare. If something more exotic is in the cards for your charter bus gang, take in Le Petite Auberge, for some wonderful French cuisine.

Come see Fredericksburg on your next charter bus excursion, book your tour today!

Lookin' At Lubbock On A Charter Bus

Lubbock is waiting to be explored by you and your charter bus group!

First stop along the way is Buddy Holly's statue and Walk of Fame. Let your charter bus group see the statue of the man that helped build rock-n-roll and had his life cut short in an airplane crash in 1959.

Another fun stop along the way for your charter bus tour is Lubbock Lake Landmark. This site is believed to be the only site in North America containing deposits related to all the cultures known to have existed on the southern Plains. See peeks into daily ancient people's lives that inhabited this area.

Move your charter bus gang a little forward in time and take them to the National Ranching Heritage Center, where they can see the history of ranching in North America as told through over 30 different structures on this 14-acre facility.

Golf is another great past time in Lubbock. Your charter bus gang will love teeing off on one of the many lush and well maintained golf courses Lubbock has to offer. 9 holes or 18, a good golf game awaits.

Eating is no problem in Lubbock. Some great eateries to take your charter bus gang to are Abuelo's for some fantastic Mexican style cuisine, County Line where the cookin' is so Southern, gravy is a side dish, or Orlandos has a huge menu and great food.
Bring your gang to Lubbock on your next charter bus trip!

Knoxville, Tennessee Charter Bus Tours

Make your next charter bus trip to Knoxville! This great city has everything, and the charter bus tour is the way to go.

Knoxville is a rapidly growing city situated on an international waterway. Knoxville is located just outside Great Smoky Mountains National Park and is home to The University of Tennessee Volunteer football and basketball teams.

Knoxville is in a temperate climate zone and ideal for outdoor activities. Golf is always a great choice and there are several fantastic golf courses for your charter bus group to choose from with varying degrees of difficulty.

If you simply want to take in the sights of nature in Knoxville, your charter bus group will be in for a treat no matter what the season, but the falls offer a grand time to "leaf peeping".

Knoxville is rich in history and exploring some of that history on your charter bus tour is a great idea. Relive the Civil War through the collection at the McClung Museum at the University of Tennessee. There are 1,000s of artifacts including a collection of original clothing, weapons, and accoutrements at the McClung Museum at the University of Tennessee.

If your charter bus group has worked up an appetite, check out Tomato Head with its American style fare, Naple's Italian Restaurant or Littleton's Market offers casual dining.

See, hear and experience all that Knoxville has to offer, charter your next bus trip today for good times and great memories.

San Antonio Texas Charter Bus Tours

Who could forget the Alamo? San Antonio is the home of the Alamo and your next charter bus excursion can take you there in style. This is the most famous spot in Texas where 189 defenders fell on March 6, 1836, after repeated attacks by Mexican General Santa Anna's army.

The chapel, one of the most photographed facades in the nation, and the Long Barracks are all that remain of the original fort. Your charter bus group will enjoy photographing this historic landmark.

The next stop on your charter bus tour of San Antonio is the Buckhorn Saloon and Museum. Discover more than 120 years of history... Texas style. Marvel at two stories of the most exotic collections your charter bus gang has ever seen. From the unique horn collection to cowboy memorabilia and fish from the Seven Seas. Your charter bus gang will be astonished at the two headed calf and a lamb with eight legs! Test your hand at the authentic shooting gallery and arcade. Your charter bus tour group will agree, San Antonio is more than your average cowboy town!

San Antonio also has the Majestic Theater named a state and national historic landmark that the charter bus can take your group to. One of the few remaining vintage, atmospheric vaudeville movie palaces. Home to the San Antonio Symphony.

Food?, did you say food?, San Antonio has the best Mexican food ever! Charter a bus stop at the Sunset Station, Boudros for some cajun cookin', or Mi Tierra Cafe is a grand choice your charter bus group will love.

So join our San Antonio Charter Bus Tour and let us show you the best of times in San Antonio.

Rapid City South Dakota Charter Bus Tour

Come to Rapid City, South Dakota on your next charter bus tour and experience the black hills. Rapid City shines as the hub of this legendary region's vacation activities and your charter bus group will agree there's a lot to see and do.

Your charter bus gang can experience five year-round museums, 17 movie theaters, eight area golf courses and more than 4,000 guestrooms in local hotels, motels, bed and breakfast inns.

Ever hear of black hills gold? Rapid City is where eight different jewelry manufacturers create the world's supply of famous Black Hills Gold Jewelry. Your charter bus group will be impressed where all the factory showrooms in which retail this heirloom-quality jewelry, and some offer tours to see how it's made.

How about that national past time of golf? Yes golf. Your charter bus group will want to "putt" in the right direction. Enjoy golf at its finest, in the black hills of Rapid City.

Did you say, "what about national parks? Boy, has Rapid City got your charter bus group covered. There are five national parks; including Mt. Rushmore National Memorial Park and Devils Tower National Park just to name a couple.

These are the fabled Black Hills of South Dakota, an oasis of pine clad mountains on the Great Plains, where your charter bus gang can take in the breathtaking views along with hiking, biking, and horseback riding.

So come and see Rapid City on your next charter bus tour, for the best vacation ever.

Tri Cities Charter Bus

Come explore the Tri Cities of Bristol, Kingsport, and Johnson City on your next charter bus excursion.

Meadowview Regional Art Collection is a fantastic way to start your charter bus excursion of the Tri Cities area, with its grand collection of regional artists, you are sure to find a noteworthy piece or two. Up Against the Wall Gallery is an eclectic collection of art your charter bus gang will enjoy seeing.

Golfing is plentiful in the Tri Cities area. Charter a bus stop at the Cattails at Meadowview, Deer Run Family Golf, Pine Oaks Golf Course will certainly offer some challenges and a good game for everyone in your charter bus group.

For a little history, charter a stop at the Tipton-Haynes Historic Site. This 18th-century home was built by John Tipton, who was a member of the 1776 Constitutional Convention. Enjoy a museum, a gift shop so the people who couldn't be on your charter bus tour can have some souvenirs, a limestone cave, nature trails and an herb garden.

As far as good places for your charter bus group to eat; Stop by Cootie Brown's, the Firehouse Restaurant, Alta Cucina is a great Mexican venue, Peerless Steak House serves up a big plate of food that is mighty fine, and Baily's Sport's Grille has a casual dining atmosphere your charter bus gang will love.

Come see the Tri Cities soon on your own private charter bus.

Rock Hill South Carolina City Charter Bus Tours,

Welcome to the charter bus tour of Rock Hill South Carolina. Rock Hill is the fifth largest city in South Carolina and when you visit it on our charter bus service, we won't let you miss a thing.

Historic Rock Hill is currently restoring the White Home, and your charter bus is there. This is the first home built in Rock Hill and the birthplace of the city. White Home is furnished with period artifacts, and it's like stepping back in time.

What would a Rock Hill, South Carolina charter bus excursion be without embarking on one of the most played sports: golf. There is Chester golf course and Fort Mill to name a couple. Your charter bus gang will enjoy teeing off in the beautiful weather that is there nearly all year around.

After your charter bus group views historic Rock Hill and plays a little golf, your group will be ready to enjoy the cuisine of Rock Hill. There are many great restaurants to choose from such as: White Horse Restaurant with their all American fare, Harry and Jean's, and Tam's Tavern if your charter bus gang is in the mood for a drink and a snack. Any of these great eateries will make sure your group's appetite is satisfied.

So, charter your next trip to Rock Hill with our charter bus division, you won't be disappointed.

Odessa Texas Charter Bus Tour

Odessa Texas is the place to go on your next charter bus journey.
It is the early home of George H. Bush and George W. Bush, the 41st and 43rd Presidents of the United States. Odessa also has a world-class Presidential Museum dedicated to all the great men that have served in our Country's highest office. Additionally, Odessa is known as the land of cowboys and oil barons, Hee haw!

Odessa is the place to be if your charter bus group is into aircraft. The American Airpower Heritage Museum and Commemorative Air Force Headquarters is in Odessa at the Midland International Airport. Here you will find vintage aircraft that you and your charter bus gang can get up close and personal with.

Odessa had a close encounter of the meteor kind. The second largest meteor crater in the United States has a great on site tour of the crater which was originally 550 feet in diameter and over 100 feet deep will intrigue your charter bus group as they imagine the force with this 1,000 ton space rock must have impacted the earth.

Odessa has a wonderful downtown for your charter bus group to explore. Take in a walking tour and your group will be treated to historical buildings, shops and restaurants. You're sure to find the right cuisine to suit everyone's taste buds on your charter bus excursion.

Odessa is full of activity, from hockey in January to horse riding in August. The Odessa Chamber of Commerce has a great online calendar of upcoming events so you can plan your charter bus trip and take in a great festival or other local event!

If you are into Shakespeare, Odessa is the place to go. Who would have thought Odessa would have the Authentic replica of Shakespeare's Globe Theater. Your charter bus bunch will agree, to be or not to be, it has to be in Odessa Texas for a really great time.

Chattanooga Tennessee Charter Bus Tour

The charter bus tour of Chattanooga is ready to take you through this wonderful town where 124,000 civil war soldiers clashed and thousands of Cherokee embarked on the Trail of Tears; where Bessie Smith grew up singing the blues and Coca Cola bottling first got underway.Your charter bus group will see the home of the famous Choo Choo, the historical crossroads that has now become a historical destination.

The Tennessee Aquarium will hold a lot of fascination for your charter bus gang. Realistic recreations of underwater habitats and if you look carefully, you'll even see a shark or two!

If seeing fish wasn't enough for your charter bus gang, charter a stop over at the Warner Park Zoo where your group will be treated to exotic animals in natural habitats.

Chattanooga has a great arts district, take your charter bus gang for a walking tour of the Bluff View Art District where your group can take in many different art styles and artists.

Food. Lots and lots of that great southern cooking is just waiting for you. Your charter bus group will enjoy a great meal at any of the following great restaurants: Big River Grille for a great steak, Tony's Pasta Shop and Trattoria if your charter bus gang is in the mood for some great pasta, and if your taste buds crave pure Southern cookin' the Riverside Catfish House is the place to be.

Charter your bus excursion to Chattanooga and get ready for a great time!

Harlingen Charter Bus

For a great time in Southern Texas, you can't go wrong with a charter bus trip to Harlingen.

Take your charter bus group to the Forever Aloe Plantations where they can see where the healthy green aloe that is in so many products comes from. Free samples are usually available too.

The Texas Air Museum is another must see for the history and aviation buffs in your charter bus group, there are vintage aircraft to fighting jets all in one location.
For a little more historical indulgence, charter a stop in your bus tour of Harlingen at the Rio Grande Valley Historical Museum Comples which is really 4 museums in one, telling the story of this area from its humble beginnings as a fort to present day.

Lastly, make a stop in your charter bus at the Marien Military Academy and Texas Iwo Jime War Memorial. Honors those brave people who fought and lost their lives. The Marien Military Academy offers a Marine Corps style precision drill march for your charter bus group's review.

If your charter bus happens to be going to Harlingen on the first Saturday of the month, you're in a for a real treat with Jackson Market Days. This one day venue is an open market with tons of handicrafts, food sales, and so much more.

A couple of great eateries to check out in the area are the Lone Star which features all the home cooked favorites you know and love, and if your charter bus gang only wants a snack, the Vannie Tilden Bakery is a great choice with their array of breads and other yummy treats.

Now that you know what to do, charter your next bus excursion with your group to Harlingen.

Laredo Charter Bus

Laredo has a real multi-cultural charm your charter bus group will enjoy. It has a heavy influence from Mexico just across the border and it also has a long Texan history all its own.

Laredo was a wild west town and that still shows even in present day. It has all the amenities and modern conveniences, but the wild west undercurrent still is a heartbeat in the city.

For a little of Laredo's rugged history take your charter bus tour by The Museum Of The Republic Of The Rio Grande which tells the story of how Northern Mexico had become centralized in the fight against the Mexican government in 1840, and as a result the Government refused to protect the settlers of the area against the hostile tribes of Indians.

Another great stop along the way for your charter bus gang is Lake Casa Blanca. The park is over 1,000-acres of fun space for your charter bus group to take in some outdoor activities such as boating, fishing, picnicking, swimming, water-skiing, tennis, basketball, volleyball, and camping. If outdoor activities do not appeal to your charter bus group, take in a show at the Laredo Little Theater. This theater group can trace its history back to 1911.

For something great to eat in Laredo, go Mexican. The Mexican culture is very important in Laredo and the food is simply fabulous. Take your charter bus group to Cotulla for some Pit B-B-Q, or La Palapa has some unforgettable Tex-Mex cuisine. If Mexican fare just doesn't whet your charter bus group's appetites, dash by Favoratos for some excellent Italian food.

Now aren't you glad you booked your charter bus excursion to Laredo?

Tyler Texas Charter Bus Tours

Come to Tyler Texas for your next charter bus excursion.
Kick off your charter bus tour of Tyler with a stop at The Bonner-Whitaker McClendon House. It is a guided Tour depicting Tyler's political, cultural history from post-Civil War. Also, the birthplace of noted Washington D.C. news correspondent, Sarah McClendon.

Tyler is also famous for the largest prisoner of war compound used for Union troops West of the Mississippi during the Civil War. Between July 1863 and 1865, over 5,500 union prisoners were held there. Your charter bus group can take in a walking tour and interpretive exhibits will let your charter bus gang re-live this turbulent time in history.

If you have kids along on your charter bus journey, they'll love this stop:The Discovery Science Place. Hands-on family fun for kids of all ages. View bats in a cave, trigger an earthquake into motion under your feet, snake your way through mysterious tunnels, and explore the depths of a limestone cavern. Your charter bus troop can get up close and personal with the bones of "Big Ethel", the Triceratops dinosaur.

Next, take your charter bus group to Tyler"s famous Harrold's Model Train Museum and Tyler's Goodman Museum. Both are a delight for the antique lovers and historians in your group.

Another fun excursion in your charter bus is Cherokee Trace Drive Thru Safari where you can drive through natural habitats and see lions, elephants, zebras, and scores of other exotic animals. Make sure everyone on your charter bus tour has their cameras handy.

Tyler Texas is more than your average town. Charter a bus today and find out the fun that awaits your group in Tyler!

Dallas Charter Bus

So, you're thinking about seeing Dallas in a charter bus? You're on the right track! Dallas is chock o' block full of fun things to do.

For starters, check out the great shopping that Dallas has to offer your charter bus group. West End Market Place was a dilapidated group of warehouses until they were bought and refurbished into a really hip group of shops. The market place features hundreds of shops, live music in the streets, and all kinds of people watching for your charter bus gang.

For a great collection of art, charter a bus stop by the Trammell and Margaret Crow Collection. There is a great collection of fine art for your group to see.

If your charter bus gang is visiting Dallas on a Saturday, there's a real treat in store for you at Old City Village. Costumed interpreters role play and live life as it was in the area during the turn of the century.

Dallas has an entire street devoted to restaurants, take your charter bus over to Greenville Avenue and you can have some fun checking out many of the bars and restaurants.

For some other cuisine ideas, take your charter bus gang to Three Forks, Texas de Brazil with their South American fare, and Baby Does Matchless Mine which has big portions and say, "Hello" to the resident Donkeys on your way in.

Dallas is a great place to visit with your group and there's not a better way to see "Big D" than on a charter bus tour!

See Sioux City On A Charter Bus

Sioux City, Iowa is a beautiful place, and there's not a more beautiful way to see it than on your own private charter bus.

Sioux City has some great golfing for your charter bus group. Check out Floyd Valley Golf Course, Green Valley Golf Course, or 27 Flags Golf Course for a relaxing time teeing off. Both courses are a challenging 18 holes. Both are great courses to play because they will wake up skills you may not even know you had.

Take your charter bus gang by the Snyder Bend Park and take in some of the great exotic animals. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group brings their cameras.

Another great stop along the way for your charter bus excursion is Trinity Heights, where your charter bus group can view a Thirty foot stainless steel statue. Make a stop at the Sergeant Floyd Monument this is the first registered historic landmark in the USA.

Shopping is abundant in Sioux City, with numerous shops featured downtown. Take in the historic buildings along with some great bargains from the shops.
There are some great restaurants in the Sioux City area. Everyone will find their favorite food here.

Come see Sioux City soon - you'll be glad you did!

Memphis Tennessee Charter Bus Tours

For your next charter bus excursion, why not visit Elvis country? Memphis is the home of the legionary Elvis and on your next charter bus trip make sure to take a stop by Graceland.

You and your charter bus group will take a peek into the private life of the "King of Rock'n'Roll," Elvis Presley. Audio-guided tours provide personal stories that accompany your group through the mansion, Hall of Gold, Automobile Museum, private airplanes,and the "Sincerely Elvis" museum. Your charter bus group will experience the "Walk A Mile In My Shoes" film and the Meditation Garden where Elvis and his parents are buried.

Next, take your charter bus group on a walking tour downtown and around Beale Street. And learn about the rich history of Memphis. Your charter bus gang will learn about the past, present and future of the "Home of the Blues, Birthplace of Rock'n'Roll" and explore Memphis' diverse ethnic heritage from Native Americans to European immigrants, African-Americans and more.

Trace the city's evolution, with your charter bus tour, from the Chickasaw and Choctow Indian tribes, Underground Railroad to the explosion of Blues music on Beale Street.

Speaking of Beale Street, it is known all over the world as "the Home of the Blues,"
With the addition of new restaurants and nightclubs along this three-block long historic street, it continues to be a living legacy. Take your charter bus group to a live music show, there is a type of music here for every taste in the group, including Blues, Rock'n'Roll, Rock'a'Billy, Soul, Gospel, Rhythm and Blues and more - every night of the week, all year long.

Special music festivals throughout the year feature headline entertainers as well as local and regional talent. After all this sight seeing, your charter bus bunch is bound to be hungry, take in some fine Southern cuisine at one of the many restaurants Memphis has to offer. Try some Memphis-style Bar-B-Que to Southern-style Catfish and other specialties.

We know you will never forget the great times you had in Memphis with all the great people on your charter bus tour.

San Angelo Texas Charter Bus Tour

Welcome to San Angelo charter bus tour. San Angelo is the shining star of Texas!
San Angelo is the place to be for heritage trails which link the past and future from modern shops to vintage landmarks. Concho Avenue is full of charm and with your charter bus tour,you will enjoy country collectibles (my favorite) to wonderful memorabilia.

The Concho Pearl, in San Angelo, have been found in the natural waterways of West Texas for at least 400 years. 400 years! I bet the folks on your charter bus tour would never have thought of finding pearls in San Angelo!

If you are into the wonderful invention called the telephone(another one of my favorite things). Take your charter bus group to the E.H. Danner Museum, former General Telephone Co. president, this museum exhibits more than 100 antique telephone displays, original telephone directories dating back to the 1800s and an authentic switchboard from 1910. You also can see one of Alexander Graham Bell's original telephones.

Fort Concho is the reason that San Angelo exists today. Founded in 1867 as a frontier outpost to protect early West Texas settlers, Fort Concho in San Angelo, is how the city became the city of San Angelo today. Charter a stop in your bus and tour the Fort which is the primary landmark of San Angelo.

On occasion, they have tours and live demonstrations which take you back in time.The museum, along with the charter bus tour in San Angelo, is open from 10 AM. to 5 PM. Tuesday through Saturday and from 1 to 5 PM Sunday. Admission is $2, adults; $1.50, military and senior citizens; and $1.25, students.

If trains are your charter bus group's thing, take your charter bus troop to The Railway Museum of San Angelo. Located in the restored Historic 1910 Orient-Santa Fe Depot at 703 South Chadbourne, the Railway Museum of San Angelo displays railroad artifacts and memorabilia, including a permanent model train layout depicting San Angelo in 1928 when both the Santa Fe and the Kansas City, Mexico and orient railroads were in operation in the city.

This is fascinating history for not only the railroad buff, but anyone with interest in our Nation's history.

So, if you're looking for a new destination to take your group for your next charter bus trip, look no further than San Angelo!

Galveston Charter Bus

Galveston is a little island with a lot to do for your charter bus group.

For a truly breathtaking experience, make your first stop in your charter bus tour at Moody Gardens. A 10-story pyramid houses a tropical rain forest complete with birds, bats, butterflies and exotic Amazon plants.

There is also an Aquarium where your charter bus group can walk through 2 story tall glass walls of a huge aquarium filled with exotic reef displays and all sorts of marine life.

Your charter bus gang will have their hearts in their throats when they see the shark tank that divers go into every few hours and swim with the large sharks.

Since your charter bus gang is at the beach, see the beach! Galveston has a great boardwalk in Stewart Beach, that is wall to wall with shops and cart vendors. This is a great place to pick up those souvenirs for the folks back home that couldn't come on your charter bus excursion.

Now that your charter bus gang has been on the sand, take them out in a boat on the ocean with Dolphin Watch. Your charter bus group will be taken out on a boat to one of the many places dolphins gather right off the coast, the dolphins will swim right up to the boat and chatter away.

Some great food is to be found in Galveston. The seafood is fantastic since its so fresh, but there's a lot of fare to choose from. Rudy and Paco with their South American style cuisine is a great choice, Benno's Cajun Seafood is great, in particular try the blackened redfish, and if your charter bus group wants something really different, stop off at Yamato's and try the sushi.

Galveston Island is a great destination for your next charter bus trip. See you there!

Sioux Falls South Dakota Charter Bus Tours

Come and see Sioux Falls on your next charter bus tour. We know history is part of your plan when in Sioux Falls and your charter tour bunch will enjoy seeing the falls as they revolve around the cascades of the Big Sioux River.

The falls were created about 14,000 years ago when the last glacial ice sheet redirected the flow of the river into the large looping bends of its present course. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group brought their cameras, the view is breathtaking!

Be sure to charter a stop at The Siouxland Heritage Museum is full of the rich history of the area with exhibits featuring 1,000s of artifacts.

While in Sioux Falls, take your charter bus gang for a trolley ride and take in historic downtown Sioux Falls.

After the trolley, be sure to charter a stop at Buffalo Ridge. Here they offer over 50 exhibits (some animated) depicting life in and history of the regional area and the American West.

Next, take your charter bus gang for a walk around the Ghost Town. You and your group will enjoy the buffalo herd to the world's largest souvenir and fireworks store. Be sure to stop by the coffee shop and treat your charter bus gang to a buffalo burger. Buffalo Ridge proves learning can be fun.

What else does Sioux Falls offer? The Thomas Kinkade Signature Gallery. This great artist was known for his detailed paintings rich with life. Your charter bus group will enjoy seeing the exhibition of these fantastic works.

Next time you want to book a charter bus excursion, come to lovely city of Sioux Falls, for an experience you won't forget!

Magnificent Myrtle Beach Charter Bus Tour

For nearly 200 years, people have enjoyed visiting Myrtle Beach, South Carolina to enjoy the sun, surf and sand that is part of life on the Grand Strand, as it is called today. With over 60 miles of shoreline, the Myrtle Beach Area stretches from Holden Beach, in North Carolina and continues south to Georgetown.

NASCAR SpeedPark is a great first stop for your charter bus gang. Your group can choose from a myriad of fun activities, including: eight racing tracks, 36 holes of miniature golf, the SpeedDome arcade, a rock climbing wall, simulators, a store and dining. The tracks have fun names such as The Qualifier, The Intimidator and Thunder Road and each one gives you the feel of real racing. The most difficult, the Competitor, lets drivers race half-scale NASCAR cars on a 36-ft wide, oval track with steep banks.

Another great site to take in on your charter bus tour is Ripley's Aquarium. Walk through a see-through tunnel while fish and sharks swim all around your charter bus group. The braver ones in your charter bus gang can date to touch horseshoe crabs and rays.

Golf, did you say Golf? Myrtle Beach has over 90 golf courses that were designed by the Masters of the Sport such as Robert Trent Jones, Tom Fazio, Arnold Palmer, Jack Nicklaus, the Dyes, Dan Maples and Rees Jones to name a few; and while your charter bus group is taking in the golf courses, why not tee off for a game of your own?

Myrtle Beach will offer up some great fare for your charter bus group to munch on. Check out Thoroughbreds with their steaks, hamburgers and more, Carolina Roadhouse Restaurant with its down home cuisine and since you're in Myrtle Beach try some of the fine seafood offerings at Sea Captain's House Restaurant.

El Paso Charter Bus

El Paso is a great destination for your next charter bus excursion. This town has culture, class, and cuisine all waiting for you charter bus group to come discover!

Take a stop by the International Museum of Art where your charter bus group will be treated to exhibits by Internationally known artists, but local talent as well. There are a number of permanent exhibits and traveling exhibitions as well. Another stop your charter bus troop will enjoy is The Adair Art Gallery features sculptures and art works from local artist and from all over the world.

Next, take your charter bus gang to the Museum of the Non-Commissioned Officer where they can see the history of the NCO over a 200 year period.

For a little more military history stop by Fort Bliss and see what started out as a fort to keep track of the hostile Indians in the area became the largest military installation in the State of Texas. Your charter bus group will be treated to a tour of this massive facility.

If your charter bus journey is taking place in the summer, you're in luck! Viva El Paso is a lavish production of dance. music and lights celebrating the heritage of El Paso.
El Paso has 5 area golf courses for your teeing off pleasure. Take your charter bus gang out for a little game of 9 holes or go the full 18 if the mood strikes you.

After all that fun in El Paso, your charter bus group will be famished. Take them to the The State Line Smokehouse and Grill for some real El Paso fare, another great choice for a hearty meal is the Cattleman's Steakhouse, bet you can't guess what they serve there, and another great mealtime destination is Cappetto's Italian Restaurant.

El Paso has a lot if fun things to see and do, visit this great city soon in a private charter bus with your group!

Jackson Tennessee Charter Bus Tours

Come see Jackson on your own private charter bus and experience all that this fine city has to offer.

A great first stop along your charter bus tour of Jackson is the Casey Jones Village and Casey Jones Home/Museum. Honoring a railroad engineer named John Luther and Casey Jones who sacrificed his life for those of his passengers in the now legendary train wreck just outside Vaughn, Mississippi. Today, you and your charter bus gang can view the home and museum dedicated to this fine fellow.

Chartering the bus is a wonderful way to see the Cypress Grove Nature Park. It is part of Jackson's Greenbelt Development, a 4,000-acre swath of virtually unspoiled nature area, which encompasses Jackson on three sides. Your charter bus group can take in the this spectacular Park that offers 7,000 feet of winding boardwalk into an unspoiled 165-acre cypress forest.

History is in Jackson, and the charter bus tour will be in route to Britton Lane Battlefield. This Civil War battlefield, which includes a mass grave site,has the log cabin that was used as a hospital during the war and the Denmark Presbyterian Church, which was used as a prison for Federal soldiers who had surrendered.

Music! Country music! Hee Haw with us on the charter bus tour to Rockabilly Hall. A Country music sound with a blend of the blues, films, audio tapes (and more!) The artists tell the "stories" and "tales" of their life in music. "Country music is the rock of rockabilly", said Carl Perkins. See it! Hear It! Live It!

And your can with your charter bus gang at this interesting stop!

Now here is something not every city has, but Jackson does! The National Bird Dog Museum. Art, memorabilia, and displays related to the history and tradition of field and competition bird dogs at its finest. The charter bus gang knows that a dog is man's best friend, so this is a fine example of over 40 breeds of bird dogs in divisions of retrievers, pointers, and flushing dogs.

So join us on the charter bus tour in the fine city of Jackson, with the friendliest restaurants and shops a southern town has to offer for your next charter bus excursion.

Austin Charter Bus

Austin has a little bit of something for everyone in your charter bus group.

The first place your charter bus group should stop in Austin is 6th street. During the day, shops, restaurants and historic buildings are the main attraction, but by night, the street becomes festive with live music, shows and special events. If your charter bus group is visiting Austin on a Friday or Saturday, the blocks are closed to automobile traffic for an all-out street party.

Another great site for your charter bus gang to take in is the Congress Bridge. What's so special about a bridge? Visit at dusk and your charter bus group will be awed by approximately one and a half million bats that fly out from underneath the bridge every night to go feed on roughly 10,000 to 30,000 pounds of insects per night. It takes about 45 minutes for all the bats to leave the bridge, so everyone in your charter bus group will get a good look.

Next, charter a bus stop at one of Austin's oldest tourist attractions, Mount Bonnell. Not only is this one of the highest points in Austin, there is a scenic view of Lake Austin and downtown. There is also a legend that has it that the 99 steps to the top hold enchanting qualities: if a couple climbs the mount once, they fall in love; twice, and they become engaged; three times, and they are destined to be married. Be careful who in your charter bus group you walk up those stairs with!

Great food is abundance in Austin. Take your charter bus gang to Vespaio for some Italian fare, Hyde Park Bar and Grill for a casual meal, or for something really different, try The Clay Pit's Indian cuisine.

Austin had good music, good food, and good fun for everyone in your charter bus group!

Nashville Charter Bus

When you think Nashville, you might immediately think Grand Ole Opry. To be sure, Nashville has a lot of Country Music in its roots, but it has a lot more to offer your charter bus group as well.

Check out the Belle Meade Plantation and let your charter bus group see "The Belle of the South." The thirty-acre site includes many of the original outbuildings and an antique carriage collection that will impress your charter bus group. Imagine riding around town in one of those carriages!

Since your charter bus group knows this town was built on Country, go ahead and take a stop at the Grand Ole Opry. For more than 75 years, the best of country music has been broadcast live on the Opry stage of every Friday and Saturday night. Your charter bus gang can see and hear the true legends of Country Music. Stars like Vince Gil, Alison Klaus, Garth Brooks, and Porter Wag goner have all graced this stage.

Cumberland Science Museum is a neat stop. Over 150 hands-on experiments. Touching IS indeed encouraged for most of the exhibits in this place. Also, have your charter bus group stop by the Planetarium for a thrilling look at our every widening solar system.

For some great eating in Nashville, take your charter bus gang to the Wild horse Saloon, or if your charter bus gang is in the mood for something light try Pancake Pantry. Another sure fire hit is the Blue Moon Waterfront Cafe.

There truly is something for everyone in your charter bus tour of Nashville.

Hilton Head, South Carolina City Charter Bus Tour

In Hilton Head of South Carolina, your charter bus tour is ready to roll. Your charter bus tour will embark through Hilton Head and make stops at landmarks like Gullah Heritage trail and historic Honey Horn Plantation.

Charter a stop for your group by The Cottage at Penn Center - where Martin Luther King, Jr. began his "I Have a Dream" speech.

For a little science in your charter bus group's lives, there is the Coastal Discovery Museum - a great way to become familiar with Hilton Head Island's unique history and ecology.

In Hilton Head, you can't forget GOLF. Yes, golf. Your charter bus group will have to choose from over 40 meticulously tended championship public and private courses challenge golfers of all abilities. In particular, Old South golf Course is a golfers dream.It was selected by Golf Digest as one of the "top ten new public courses".

In Hilton Head, there are hundreds of restaurants, spas, art galleries, and so much more for your charter bus group to take in.
Is shopping on your "to do" list? Hilton Head has The Mall at Shelter Cove - Hilton Head's only enclosed shopping mall. Your charter bus gang can shop til they drop, rain or shine.

So if you want heritage, landmarks, golf, beautiful scenery, and many more things too numerous to mention here, charter your next excursion to Hilton Head today for fun - fun - fun!

Abilene Charter Bus

Abilene is just waiting for your charter bus group to come explore its many fun features.

If you charter bus group loves golf, boy howdy are they in the right town. Your charter bus group will have the following golf courses to choose from: Maxwell Municipal Golf Course, Abilene Country Club, Rose Park, and DiamondBack Golf Club.
Have a leisurely game and the loser buys the charter bus group lunch!

Buffalo Gap Historic Village is a neat stop for the history buffs in your charter bus group. Costumed interpreters play out day to day life so your charter bus group can learn how life was during those times.

Another great stop to take in on your charter bus tour of Abilene is the Center for Contemporary Arts. See not only art works done by old names you know; your charter bus group will see art works done by local and regional artist. You might find the next Rembrandt.

Also, take in the Grace Museum. Actually three facilities rolled into one, your charter bus gang can see the Fine Arts Museum, Abilene Historical Museum, and the Children's Museum.

Where to eat? Many choices in Abilene! Take your charter bus gang to Perini's Ranch Steakhouse, or Joe Allen's Pit Bar-B-Que. If your charter bus group is in the mood for Mexican go with Casa Herrera or if they want Italian, you can't miss with Spano's Italian Restaurant.

Abilene has golf, history and good times waiting for your next charter bus excursion!

Beaumont Charter Bus

Beaumont is an old city with a lot of history.

If anyone in your charter bus group is into genealogy, they will love the Tyrrell Historical Library. This facility was once a church and is now a center for Texana and genealogical research with hundreds of old and historical documents available including newspapers, census records, and city directories. Someone in your charter bus group may find that rich uncle they never knew they had!

Another great historical stop is the John Jay French Museum, This is Beaumont's oldest house, and your charter bus group can learn about day to day pioneer life while touring this intriguing house.

Brown and Scurlock Galleries has a year round exhibition of art works from local and regional artists. Your charter bus group will enjoy taking in the local artists' wares.

A fun museum dedicated to the very serious profession of fire fighting will intrigue your charter bus group. The Fire Museum of Texas features the history of fire fighting in Beaumont from its humble volunteer fire department days to the present. The exhibits include a working vintage fire engine.

Wondering where your charter bus gang can get a good meal in Beaumont? Here are a few good choices: Carlo's for some fine Mexican fare, Green Beanery has some great choices, and Hoffbrau Steaks is a fantastic venue for a really great steak your charter bus group will be talking about for some time to come.

Beaumont is a great destination for your next charter bus excursion, book your group's next fun journey today!

Houston Charter Bus

Load up your charter bus and come to Houston, Texas!
Houston is the 4th largest city in America and it has a virtual cornucopia of great things to do. Space Center Houston where Mission Control resides, Six Flags/Astroworld, Museum of Natural Science just to name a few.

For the shopaholics in your charter bus gang take in The Galleria. Floor after floor of designer and big name shops. Also a gourmet food court and ice skating for the non-shoppers in your charter bus gang.

For something off the beaten path, check out the Art Car Museum. These artists glue, paint, emblazon and imprint cars to make social and artful statements. Check out the "PigCar", "Belinda" complete with stuffed boars head mounted on the front bumper, and a dozen other car and pieces of mobile art. Make sure everyone in your charter bus gang brought their cameras for this stop.

Another unusual stop is the Milkovish house. John Milkovish liked beer. In fact he drank a 6 pack every day. However his wife wanted him to put aluminum siding on their house and this interfered with John's beer drinking, so he thought up a happy solution. He began flattening his beer cans and nailed them on his house.

The entire house is covered in over 39,000 beer cans. When John got tired of mowing, he poured concrete over his yard and imbedded it with hundreds of colored marbles. Your charter bus group will be intrigued with this unique stop.

Seafood in Houston is tops. For a real treat, take your charter bus gang to Sambuca Jazz Cafe for some fish dishes they'll never forget. DeMarco's is fantastic for the Italian food lovers in your group and for some old fashioned American cuisine, Ruggles Grill is the place to be.

Enjoy your excursion to Houston, Texas on your own private charter bus.

See Toledo From Your Own Charter Bus

If you ever saw the television show M*A*S*H, you know the character Klinger was forever pining for something from Tony Packo's. Well, since you're taking a charter bus to Toledo, now's your chance to taste excellence in the form of a humble hotdog.

Another thing your charter bus group may not know about Toledo, is that it has a small but nice Riverfront area, rows of restaurants and shopping in little shops. Have a snack or pick up something for the special someone who couldn't make this charter bus excursion to Toledo.

The Toledo Museum of Art has a great Egyptian exhibit and other artifacts in their collection range from ancient through modern times, including paintings, sculptures and outstanding creations in glass. Your charter bus group should also take a stop by the nearby Toledo Zoo where hundreds of animals, many of whom are in natural habitats, will come right up to the clear barriers to look at YOU. Your charter bus group will find it's a humbling and awesome experience to be face to face with a full grown lion.

Another fantastic venue is the Toledo Botanical Garden. Seated on 64 acres this place is a non-stop photo opportunity. Make sure everyone in your charter bus group brings their cameras.

Besides Tony Packo's, the food is great in Toledo. For a great Mexican Meal, try Don Pablos or Loma Linda. The Trolley stop is great because you get to ride a real trolley to any of 20+ restaurants during lunchtime. Toledo is definitely a fun destination for a charter bus outing.

Visit Syracuse On A Charter Bus

Syracuse has some great city monuments and museums for your charter bus group to check out. Highlights include the Soldiers and Sailors memorial in Clinton Square and the nearby Jerry Rescue memorial. Three monuments in Firemen's Park honor fallen firefighters. In Columbus Circle is a large statue of Christopher Columbus.

Erie Canal Museum will give your charter bus group a look at the past of Syracuse.
Housed in a former boat weighing station and the only building of its kind in the world, this museum is a must for vistors to the area. It does a good job of explaining the importance of the Erie Canal and its impact on not only Syracuse but the entire nation.

Your charter bus group will also learn a few very interesting tidbits about Syracuse. This town was the birthplace of the American candle industry, the serrated knife, and salt potatos.

Everson Museum of Art is a great stop along the way in your charter bus tour of Syracuse.

The building itself could be considered a work of art, as it was the first museum design for I.M. Pei who went on to do work for the National Gallery in Washington and the Louvre in Paris.

There are 10 galleries on 3 levels for your charter bus gang to take in. Also check out the gift shop to pick up gifts for those back home that didn't get to come along for the ride.

Salt Museum is an interesting stop along the way. Syracuse is nicknamed "Salt City" and now your charter bus group can learn why. Housed in a re-created salt boiling block (the huge chimney is part of an original boiling block) you'll learn about the local salt industry that built this engaging town.

For shopping, check out the Regional Marketplace, it's got a lot of opportunities for those in your charter bus group that have raised shopping to the level of being an extreme sport. Come see "Salt City" Syracuse as soon as you can in your own private charter bus!

Williston Charter Bus

If you're thinking of booking a charter bus excursion to Williston, you must know the secret. Williston has more golf courses than you can play in one charter bus excursion.

You can play 9 or 18 holes at any of the following fine courses: Stanley Golf Club, Watford City Golf Club, Williston Municipal Golf Course, Fort Buford, Tioga Golf and Country Club, Links of North Dakota, and Williston Country Club.

Another fun destination for your charter bus group is the Frontier Museum where your group can take in a furnished log cabin, a two story pioneer home and exhibits and collections on regional history. See how people lived in simpler times. Imagine no television, computers or any electricity for that matter!

Wheat Monument is one of those "off the beaten path", strange photo opportunities that you just have to include in your charter bus trip. The Wheat Monument consists of 3 iron stalks of wheat that are 35 feet tall.

Fur was a big industry in this part of the country in the early 1800s. The Fort Union Trading Post was the largest trading post on the Missouri River from 1828 - 1867. This fort was originally built by the American Fur Company. Take your charter bus group for a walk around this restored fort.

For dining choices, there are a number of fine restaurants for your charter bus group to choose from, there are no bad choices in Williston. Now aren't you glad you came?

Wheeling Charter Bus

Wheeling has more to do than you can do you in one charter bus pilgrimage.

Check out The Stifel Fine Arts Center which is located in the Stifel Mansion.
The mansion is small but your charter bus group will be impressed. Mr. Stifel who built the mansion made with money from his calico fabrics, feared fire so much there is no structural wood in the mansion.

Another great stop for your charter bus tour of Wheeling, is the Museums of Oglebay Institute. Kurger Street Toy and Train Museum will thrill your charter bus riders of all ages.

Take in a Vaudeville show at the fully restored Victoria Vaudeville Theater. Your charter bus group will laugh all the way from the turn of the century to the 50s and 60s.

There are a lot of great places to choose from for dining choices. A restaurant that was mentioned again and again was Coleman's Fish Market. A dedicated vegetarian even said the smell of the baking fish smelled fantastic. If seafood isn't your charter bus group's thing, check out Ernie's Esquire Restaurant, Wheeling Coffee Shop, and Ye Olde Alpha Restaurant. So many choices and so little time.

Guess you just might have to book a longer charter bus tour to Wheeling to take in all the fun there is to experience in this charming town!

Long Island Charter Bus

All aboard for a fun tour of Long Island on your own private charter bus!
Long Island is a great destination for your next charter bus venue. There are so many diverse things to do. Your charter bus group will thoroughly enjoy everything this locale has to offer.

There is ample antiquing and shopping for those that love to shop in your charter bus group.

Long Island is also long on art and has some fabulous galleries for your charter bus group to take in. Be sure to schedule a charter bus stop by Hillwood Art Museum which had some wonderful and diverse year round exhibits, The Long Island Museum of American Art,History, and Carriages. This is a 9 acres park setting will charm your charter bus group with a large collection of 19th and 20th century American art and recreations of a blacksmith shop, schoolhouse, and several historic carriages.

Want to bring out the animal in your charter bus gang? Long Island has many places to do it! Animal Farm Petting Zoo has many different animals including exotics, reptiles, wildlife, farm animals and baby animals of every kind. There are pony rides for the younger set.

Atlantis Marine World is another great stop for your charter bus tour, you will see sharks, seals, sea lions and the lost city of Atlantis.

For something off the beaten path, Long Island has over 30 wineries for you charter bus group to choose from. Check out one of the fine wineries and your charter bus gang can find out how wine is made and most wineries offer tastings. Long Island wines make great gifts and remembrances of your fun charter bus trip to Long Island!