Route 66: The Best Tours in Santa FeStopping in Santa Fe on your Route 66 road trip? Take advantage of the top cultural, culinary, and outdoor adventures in the heart of New Mexico, all hosted by top tour providers. Whether it's whitewater rafting, wine tours, or historic sites, these are the best tours and experiences in Santa Fe!AuthorsSteller
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Hot Air Balloon Rides in Santa Fe

Experience an unforgettable hot air balloon adventure over the stunning red rock ravines and canyons near Santa Fe. You’ll start your morning by watching the sunrise as your balloon inflates, then gently float above breathtaking landscapes. The journey concludes with a celebratory champagne toast!

Wander New Mexico Food Tour - Downtown Plaza 'Sip & Savor'

Start at Santa Fe Plaza, the city’s central hub. Hang outside the Cathedral Basilica to explore Spanish influences on New Mexico’s culture and cuisine. Pass by the historic Palace of the Governors, which highlights its essential role in Santa Fe’s past.

White Water Rafting and Wine Tour

Enjoy a full-day tour, beginning with a morning rafting the Rio Grande, followed by lunch and wine tasting at three New Mexico wineries. The tour also includes door-to-door pickup in Santa Fe!

Stained Glass Class - Hidden Santa Fe Gem

Santa Fe is known for its incredible stained glass. Dive into its arts scene here and make your own. Plus, how often do you get to break glass and melt metal?

Santa Fe History Night Stroll

Storyteller Victor Romero, whose family roots predate the arrival of the Spanish by over 400 years, will lead you on an amazing night stroll!

Small Group History Walking Tour Thru Santa Fe a City Different

Join Rebecca and Timo for a relaxed, small-group walking tour of downtown Santa Fe. Dive into local history, culture, and hidden gems. All in all, you’ll visit eight historic sites!

Santa Fe E-Bike Adventure Private Half-Day Tour

This is the perfect honeymoon adventure. Embark on a private, romantic Santa Fe adventure: e-bike historic sites, soak in sweeping views, enjoy art galleries and nature retreats, and end your day with relaxation at The Spa at Loretto.

Santa Fe Haunted Spirits Tour

Discover Santa Fe's mysteries on this night walking tour: visit the historic Cocteau Cinema, haunted Burro Alley, cathedral secrets, tales at the Plaza and Palace of the Governors, eerie Railyard stories, and the enigmatic Loretto Chapel.

Viator Exclusive: Gourmet Brunch in Santa Fe with Chef Carolina

Enjoy a refined Santa Fe brunch by Chef Carolina (Le Cordon Bleu-trained), featuring a three-course menu blending Spanish, Mexican, and Native American flavors, with Sommelier Manuel’s expert touch.

Santa Fe Scenic

Want to enjoy all the beauty New Mexico has to offer? This adventure is for you! Take in those gorgeous views from the comfort of our beautifully restored passenger cars.

Santa Fe Farmers Market & Railyard Food Tour

The Santa Fe Farmers Market tour starts at the Rail Yard water tower, guiding you through the acclaimed market located in the lively Railyard Arts District, featuring shops, galleries, and restaurants. You'll also visit the Santa Fe Train Station and see the New Mexico State Capitol, known as the Roundhouse.

Savor Santa Fe: Wine Pairing Dinner

Explore Santa Fe Plaza, the city’s historic heart, with an introductory history. See the 1866 Cathedral Basilica, the oldest U.S. Palace of the Governors, and the 1912 Scottish Rite Temple filming site.

The Official Santa Fe Margarita Trail Tour

NEW!!! From the #1 traveler-ranked tour/activity operator in Santa Fe, explore Santa Fe’s renowned Margarita Trail on this guided walking tour, where history and flavor come together in the country’s Margarita capital.

Chef-Guided New Mexican Lunch Immersion

This immersive Santa Fe lunch tour, led by a trained chef, explores New Mexican cuisine’s bold, complex flavors through comparative tastings of Mexican vs. New Mexican dishes, paired with top-shelf margaritas and a local craft ice cream dessert.

Santa Fe Architectural Walking Tour

Explore Santa Fe’s historic Eastside on a 3-hour guided walking tour featuring Pueblo, Spanish Territorial, and Northern New Mexico architectural styles. The 2–2.5 mile walk ends with a Gruet wine tasting.