Jamestown Settlement Tours & Attractions

This is The Historic Triangle Tour. Travel with a local back in time and also in chronological order. We will spend the first part of our day in the 1600's and the second half in the 1700's. This is where the country began, you will see and learn history from a local. We start our day at Jamestown, the beginning 1607 with a guided tour. Our lunch stop will be next at the cafe which is owned by a local restaurant where we will have an included meal which can be colonial style if preferred. After lunch we travel into the 1700's with a battlefield tour and finishing up at the Revolutionary War Museum.
Duration: 9 to 10 hours.

Private guided tour of the Jamestown Settlement. This exclusive tour (only your family/group) includes an in-depth learning experience about the beginning of our oldest, permanent English colony that begins with exploring replicas of the ships that arrived in 1607, the re-created Paspahegh town, the James Fort reflecting the outpost in 1610-1614 and the museum with spectacular artifacts, replicas of 17th Century homes and more. There is an option (for a fee) to tour Historic Jamestowne, actual site of the Jamestown Fort, including the NPS Visitor Center, views of the James River, Fort and Tercentennial Monument that stands 104 feet tall. The monument was installed in 1907 commemorating the 300th anniversary of the Jamestown Colony. This trip may be customized for handicapped patrons as the state park includes free scooter that are available first come, first serve (8:30 tour time recommended). For NPS option, wheelchairs are available with notice to guide. Estimated time 3-4 hours.
Duration: 180 to 220 minutes.

Exclusive, private guided tour (only your family/group) of the Jamestown Settlement, Jamestown Glasshouse of 1608, American Revolution Museum at Yorktown, Surrender Field, Yorktown Battlefield Visitor Center, the Victory Monument and cave where Cornwallis allegedly retreated at Yorktown Beach.

This exclusive tour includes an in depth learning experience about the beginning of our oldest English colony (Jamestown) and ends with the siege of Yorktown on October 19, 1781 including Surrender Field. The afternoon tour at the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown (ARMY) includes the cannon firing at 3:00pm (weather dependent). We spend about three hours in Jamestown, have lunch (self pay or you can bring your own lunch), and about three hours in Yorktown. The roundtrip drive takes about one hour.

The Jamestown Settlement and ARMY (Yorktown) offer free scooters that are first come, first serve. Note: we recommend an early arrival to Yorktown before the firing of the cannon at 3PM.
Duration: 7 hours.

Kayak from James City County Marina on calm water, Powhatan Creek and Back River, to Jamestown Island, known as the birthplace of America with the first successful English settlement in America dating back to 1607. This trip offers stunning views with lush marsh grasses, spectacular cypress trees, bald eagles and other wildlife. Try an early morning time for a peaceful trip and get a feel for what this area might have looked like when settled by the Virginia Company. The tour makes two stops to discuss and admire the fauna and flora as well as discuss the history of the Jamestown Settlement, archeologic discoveries, and the Powhatan Chiefdom that had earlier used Jamestown Island as hunting land.

To make this tour PRIVATE, you may purchase all 5 (five) spots. If you would like more than 5 (five), please contact the tour operator for group arrangements.

NOTE: ALL PARTICIPANTS (OR PARENT/GUARDIAN) ARE REQUIRED TO SIGN OUR HOLD HARMLESS AGREEMENT. INCLEMENT WEATHER MAY IMPACT TOUR.
Duration: 2 hours.

Leaving from Washington DC to Virginia, after a couple of hours we will arrive at our destination where we will enjoy an in-depth historical rendering of Colonial Williamsburg which includes common sites and off-the-beaten-path visits.
This guided tour of Colonia Williamsburg promises a captivating journey back in time, immersing visitors in the rich history and culture of America's colonial past. As travelers step into this meticulously preserved 18th century town, they are greeted by the sight of quaint cobblestone streets lined with authentic colonial buildings, bustling with costumed interpreters embodying characters from the era. Expect to stroll through the Governor's Palace adorned with period furnishings and lush gardens, and marvel at the craftsmanship of skilled artisans demonstrating traditional trades like blacksmithing and candle making. This tour offers a glimpse into the past, inviting guests to engage with history in a truly immersive and educational experience.
Duration: 11 hours.