For travelers who want the most for their money, self-guided scavenger hunts are the cheapest, starting at $8–$9 per person, but reviews are mixed. Several mention technical issues with the app or disappointment at the lack of local content. If you value hands-on guidance or a sense of place, these may not satisfy.
Guided walking tours, such as the ghost and true crime walks, start at $14–$20. The ghost walk stands out for including all admission and spending the full hour at stops along the boardwalk, with a strong review record and few complaints. The true crime tour costs less but has reviews noting that guides sometimes read from their phones and that the experience can feel flat. One review mentions unhelpful cancellation handling, so flexibility may be limited.
Water-based tours are the most popular and best-rated. Dolphin kayak trips at $51 per person have hundreds of positive reviews, with guests praising guides and wildlife sightings. Some negative reviews mention late starts, staff attitude, or disappointment when dolphins are not seen, but these are rare. The $279 tiki boat cruise is per group for up to six, making it better value for families or small groups than per-person options. It includes drinks and snacks, which most other water tours do not.
Premium experiences like private photoshoots ($108 per person) and jet ski rentals ($136 per vehicle) are at the top end of the price range. The photoshoot offers a fixed number of edited images, but one review warns of unexpected extra charges. Jet ski rentals are praised for clear safety instructions and fun, but a rare complaint notes missing promised photos. For group transport, the $289 limousine is per vehicle for up to 12, offering private pickup and bottled water—better value for larger parties.