The 10 Best Things to do Good for Big Groups in Williamsburg, Virginia (VA)

Small Business of the Year, Family Owned & Operated, offering group or individual packaged tours to Jamestown, Yorktown and Washington DC. Ask about our Holiday Lights Tour or Tacky Lights tour around Richmond available Thanksgiving to New Year's! Charter Transportation for groups visiting or holding conferences in the area. With deluxe coaches, SUVs, sedan or Minibus, Oleta is large enough to serve all your needs and small enough to offer personal one on one service.

Our Walk About History tour is a 1 1/2-hour introduction to the history of Williamsburg -- its historical importance, development in the 18th century, glimpses into daily life of colonial inhabitants, and modern restoration. Our unique African American History Tour is specific to the Black experience in Williamsburg and lasts 1 1/2 hours. Our newest tour is The Civil War in Williamsburg, also a one-of-a kind tour of 90 minutes that covers The Peninsula Campaign, Battle of Williamsburg and the Union occupation of the town. Tours are outdoor walking tours. We do not go inside the buildings. All are excellent choices if you have limited time to visit Williamsburg, or are looking for an in-depth orientation on a particular subject before touring the town on your own.

Go Ape is an unparalleled outdoor adventure experience in Williamsburg, Virginia. Guests tackle dangling obstacles, explore the trees from a new perspective and fly around on multiple ziplines from exciting heights. The Treetop Adventure and Treetop Journey ropes courses blend in with the forest environment, fostering a sense of natural wonder. With Go Ape Axe Throwing, park guests have another outdoor activity to enhance their experience. A fun option to toss hatchets, perfect for wannabe lumberjacks, group outings, team building and even birthday, bachelor or bachelorette parties.

Come join us on the only ghost tour in the world based on the world's first photo-study of ghosts--taking 2 years and over 10,000 photographs. This tour not only takes you right in front of the haunted places, but also shows you photos of the ghosts that dwell there. Yes our guides carry with them a large screen computer notebook with actual ghost photos from each site, and will both show you the photos of the ghosts and in many cases point to the specific window where the photo was taken--so yes you too can try your luck at photographing a ghost. Remember that ghosts were once people, and they don't always show up where and when you want them to, but you may get lucky (like many of our guests have) and capture a real ghost on your camera. If you do capture something, we would love to see it and maybe even share it to our website! Please keep in mind that you need to purchase your tickets on our website because it is against the law for us to take cash on the street for your tour. This tour is based on the evidence gathered for the book "Haunted Historic Colonial Williamsburg Virginia with Breakthrough Ghost Photography" by Schiffer Publishing, and is available on Amazon, at your local Barnes and Nobel, and at the Colonial Williamsburg Visitor's Center. See what ghosts really look like--and who they possibly are! History: This business was created in the summer of 2017 due to the positive response to the book "Haunted Historic Colonial Williamsburg Virginia with Breakthrough Ghost Photography", released in the fall of 2016. At the urging of many readers, author Tim Scullion created a walking tour of Colonial Williamsburg to show not only photos from his book, but also to point out in many cases specific windows where the photos were taken and share the author's personal experiences with ghosts. We hope to take ghosts out of the realm of possibility and bring them into the realm of fact for those taking the tour, and give them a chance to take their own paranormal photos!

Historic Jamestowne is the original site of the first permanent English settlement in America. Ongoing archaeology at the site of James Fort has changed our understanding of the struggles and triumphs of early 1600s life in Virginia. Living history programs and an archaeology museum tell the story of this dramatic rediscovery. The site is jointly administered by the National Park Service and Preservation Virginia.

Colonial Williamsburg is the only place that takes you back in time to the dawn of America. This isn't just a place where things once happened. They're happening, right now, here in the 18th century. We're the place where the idea of our country is being born; the place where the ideals we stand for as Americans are being defined. We are the 18th century "live," filled with the stories of the women, men, and children—free and enslaved—whose values and visions gave us a new world. Step back in time and meet the people who made America—sing with them, dance with them, eat with them, and have fun with them. For every person who wants to understand this country, this is your place.