Tours across Mississippi, United States
Half the tours are under $25, from audio drives and scavenger hunts to food tours and cruises.
Travelers in Mississippi book a wide range of experiences, with 33 tours available across the state. Nearly half (48%) cost less than $25, and 64% are under $40, making most options affordable. The most-booked categories are self-guided audio tours, scavenger hunts, walking tours, food experiences, and cruises, with only a few high-end private tours.
The best-reviewed tours—such as food walks, cooking classes, and private day trips—tend to include hands-on elements or personal guides, and rarely receive complaints. 15% of tours are rated below 4 stars, but none of those have more than 10 reviews. Free cancellation is standard on nearly 80% of listings, and every tour confirms instantly.
Mississippi's 33 tours cover everything from audio-guided battlefield drives and scavenger hunts to cooking classes and private car tours. 48% are priced under $25, and 85% under $100, so most travelers will find options within a modest budget. The overall median price is $31, but this is skewed by a few private tours priced per vehicle, so category medians are more useful for comparison.
Categories mix different products: for example, 'Bus Tours' includes both sightseeing buses and private luxury vehicles, which explains why medians sometimes appear high. 'Private and Luxury' can label anything from cheap walking tours to expensive day trips. The catalogue is dominated by self-guided audio experiences, scavenger hunts, and walking tours, with only a handful of food tours, cruises, and cooking classes.
Quality is generally high: 8 tours have been singled out for excellence, and only 5 (15%) are rated below 4 stars. Most negative reviews concern technical issues with apps or mismatches in expectations, rather than problems with guides or logistics. No tour with more than 10 reviews is rated below 4 stars.
Self-guided audio tours are the cheapest way to explore Mississippi’s historic sites and scenic drives. Both the Natchez Trace Parkway and Vicksburg Battlefield audio tours cost $13 per package or vehicle, covering multiple people. These tours let you go at your own pace and include detailed narration, but entry fees to parks are not included. Critical reviews for these products mention app issues and lack of support, so be prepared for possible technical hiccups—especially if cell service is unreliable.
Walking tours and scavenger hunts are also budget-friendly, with most under $30 per person. The Natchez Self Guided Walking Tour is just $7, but several reviewers were unable to get the app to work and received no support, making it a riskier choice despite the low price. Scavenger hunts like the Biloxi Blitz ($12) offer a fun, interactive experience, but some guests were disappointed by confusing instructions, remote hosts, or locations that were closed. If you want reliability, look for tours with more reviews and a consistent 4+ star rating.
Museum admission, such as the GRAMMY Museum Mississippi ($12), is straightforward and includes all fees. Most complaints here are about temporary closures or technical issues with exhibits, not the ticketing process. Food experiences and cooking classes are pricier—food walks run $64 and cooking classes $72—but these consistently earn perfect or near-perfect reviews, with guests praising the guides, tastings, and hands-on elements. These are the best value for travelers seeking a memorable, interactive experience.
Private day trips like the Biloxi to New Orleans Grand Tour ($264) are the most expensive, but include private transportation, snacks, and all fees. These tours spend about half the day traveling, so check the itinerary to see how much time is spent at stops versus on the road. Across the catalogue, tours that include admissions, food, or personal attention justify their higher prices. The best-rated options tend to be those where the guide is present and the inclusions are clear, while the least satisfying are self-guided tours where the technology fails or support is lacking.
Every tour in Mississippi confirms instantly, so last-minute bookings are possible. However, tours with limited spots—such as cooking classes or private day trips—are more likely to sell out, especially on weekends. Most tours offer free cancellation up to 24 hours in advance, but some walking tours and cruises have a strict no-refund policy. If your plans are uncertain, check the cancellation terms before booking.
Cheapest for groups: covers up to 8 people for $13, but park entry not included.
4.1 ★ · 9 reviews · 4 h
Includes Support: Toll free phone, chat and email · Easy To Use: Pre-download and tour offline · Trip Planners: In-app, web and PDF
3 h 50 min at the stops, of 4 h in total
Per vehicle: up to 4 people for $13, but national park admission is extra.
4.3 ★ · 50 reviews · 1 h
Includes Just bring your car and phone; the app guides your tour. · Support is available via chat, email, or phone if you need help. · Planning tools, route maps, scenic stops, and area previews included.
55 min at the stops, of 1 h in total
Lowest price per person, but several reviews report app failures and no support.
3.6 ★ · 8 reviews · 1 h
Includes Go at your own pace, start anytime, pause anytime, it's your tour. · Hands-free experience that is location aware and plays as you walk · Easy to use app
Admission included—no extra fees, unlike audio tours that exclude park entry.
4.3 ★ · 20 reviews · 2 h
Includes All Fees and Taxes
Costs less than most scavenger hunts, but some found the app confusing or outdated.
4.2 ★ · 13 reviews · 2 h
Includes Remote interactive live guide (Must provide domestic phone or WhatsApp number) · Digital Scavenger Hunt Document · Leaderboard standing
Only listed tour with no-refund policy; others allow free cancellation.
4.3 ★ · 32 reviews · 1 h 30 min
Includes All Fees and Taxes
1 h 15 min at the stops, of 1 h 30 min in total
Same price as the ghost tour, but includes history and art stops instead of ghost stories.
4.4 ★ · 8 reviews · 2 h
Includes All Fees and Taxes
Meal, drink, and taxes included—more value than other food options at this price.
4.4 ★ · 56 reviews · 2 h
Includes All Taxes · Gratuities · Beverage: choice of soft drink, coffee or tea
Highest-rated cruise, but no refunds and only water included—no snacks or extras.
4.9 ★ · 42 reviews · 1 h
Includes Water
Includes all tastings and guide; only food tour with every stop's admission covered.
4.9 ★ · 17 reviews · 3 h
Includes Knowledgeable Tour Guide · 5+ Delicious Tastings (restaurant gratuities included)
1 h 40 min at the stops, of 3 h in total
Only tour with a gift bag and meal included—no other cooking class on the list.
5.0 ★ · 32 reviews · 2 h
Includes A gift bag with a tea towel and biscuit cutter · Brunch
Most expensive, but only one with private transport, snacks, and all fees included.
5.0 ★ · 16 reviews · 8 h
Includes Private transportation · Soda/Pop · Bottled water
4 h at the stops, of 8 h in total
Sold by Viator. Prices and review counts checked on 07/09/2026.
Many Mississippi tours are self-guided audio drives or scavenger hunts, but there are also guided food walks, cooking classes, and private car tours.
Nearly half of all tours cost under $25, and 85% are under $100. Private tours and food experiences are at the higher end.
Some tours include admission, such as museum tickets and food walks. Self-guided driving tours do not include park entry fees.
Self-guided tours are popular, but some reviews mention technical issues with apps or lack of support if problems arise.
79% of tours offer free cancellation, usually up to 24 hours before. Some walking tours and cruises do not allow refunds.
All tours confirm instantly, but spots on cooking classes and private day trips may fill up on busy days.
Audio driving tours and scavenger hunts are priced per vehicle or package, making them good value for groups.
Most negative reviews mention app failures or customer support issues in self-guided tours, not problems with guides.
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