America · DESSERT TOURS
The 12 best dessert tours you can book today, with the price, the running time and who each one suits. The first one is first for a reason.
Museum of Ice Cream NYC ticket with 90 minutes of sprinkle pool fun, a 3-story slide, pink subway rides, and unlimited ice cream.
“My niece from California loved it - very special experience. The tickets were super easy and the staff and timing were great. We’ll be back!”
Skip lines at the Museum of Ice Cream NYC. Unlimited ice cream, 12 playful rooms, and family-friendly fun for about 1-2 hours.
“The ice cream museum was very nice! Great for all types of fun! Went with my goddaughter’s and cousins all teenagers and they had a great time.”
Princeville Botanical Gardens meets chocolate tasting on Kauai, with native plants, fruit and honey, and at least five single-origin bars in 3 hours.
“Have enough time to find gathering place. Wear walking shores. Eat lunch before heading out . Have fun.”
Kauai cacao tour at Lydgate Farms: botanical garden walk, honey and vanilla tasting, rare fruit, and seed-to-bar chocolate in 3 hours.
“Excellent knowledge and tastes from a working cacao farm. It was great to see the trees and learn about the whole process. Jenna did a great job!!”
Walk a Kona-area coffee and cacao farm at 1,200 feet, taste chocolate and coffee on site, and tour natural soap making for $50.
“Try to go on a Thursday because those are the days with longer tours and it was wonderful. So much fun and great information wonderful coffee and chocolate well worth it. Greg was so good to listen to in fact everybody was.”
Night manta ray swim off Kona, Keauhou Bay. See rays feed under blue raft lights, then warm up with hot chocolate and cookies.
“Activity was a lot of fun and our guilds were amazing, we were able to see three manga rays but were disappointed it wasn’t more but we also understand that’s totally out of the tour operators control, it’s nature and wild animals so just thankful we were able to see any. Again the tour guilds made the trip a lot of fun”
Timed entry to Chicago's Museum of Ice Cream: unlimited samples, crazy golf, a secret speakeasy, and a sprinkle pool.
“This was my first time going to the Museum of ice cream. It wasn’t worth a $50 ticket. I expected more. Small and not much to do.”
Step into Miami’s Museum of Ice Cream for 90 minutes of interactive rooms, unlimited scoops, and a sprinkle pool photo stop.
“it was wonderful. I forgot the little guy's name at front door. He is sooo sweet. Very nice experience overall.”
Enter a Chicago ice cream wonderland with 14 interactive rooms, unlimited treats, a sprinkle pool, Sprink-L ride, and mini golf.
“c'est sympa pour des enfants en bas age , mais c'est assez cher comparé à la prestation proposée”
A 2-hour North End stroll with skip-the-line dessert tastings, cocktails, and Revolutionary Boston stops at Paul Revere’s House and Old North Church.
“Sarah was absolutely wonderful and so personable. Loved her!! Would ask for her again and would do this tour again next trip.”
Taste seven cupcake samples across Greenwich Village, build a custom cupcake at Molly’s, and finish with great coffee.
“Amazing. We went to like 6 different cupcake/desert shops and our guide lady was amazing! She even took us to hidden and historic spots during our tour. Very easy to locate our tour lady.”
All-day Big Island tour with Hawaii Volcanoes National Park, a private lava tube, Rainbow Falls, and a tree-to-chocolate farm stop.
“Our guide was very knowledgeable and was very nice. The day was so extraordinary. Liked that it was a smaller group tour. Felt it was well worth the money as I felt we got more personal attention”
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