• Buc-ee’s - Visiting a gas station typically involves a quick dash to the restroom rather than creating a memorable TikTok. However, Buc-ee’s is not your average gas station. This Texas-based, larger-than-life gas and convenience store chain offers much more than just fuel and snacks. Its loyal fans often travel long distances to purchase Beaver Nuggets, brisket, and merchandise featuring its cheerful bucktoothed mascot. Even the restrooms have won awards.
• Greetings from Austin Mural - What does the mural feature? Inspired by a 1940s postcard, this vibrant mural showcases Austin landmarks such as the Congress Avenue Bridge, The University of Texas Tower, and Barton Springs. It was beautifully restored in 2013, thanks to community donations. Visitors are encouraged to stop and take photos.
• East 11th Street - In recent years, East 11th Street has transformed into a lively destination. As you walk along, you’ll catch the aroma of smoky brisket from Franklin Barbecue, admire the colorful Rhapsody mosaic at Urdy Plaza, and explore chic boutiques.
• Lady Bird Lake Hike-and-Bike Trail - Lady Bird Lake serves as a major recreational area in Austin. The Ann and Roy Butler Hike-and-Bike Trail runs along the lake’s banks, and businesses offer watercraft rentals along the trail’s lakefront section.
• 2nd Street District - Whether you’re window shopping or searching for the perfect item, you’ll discover plenty of treasures in The Second Street District. Shop for high fashion at Luxe Apothetique or enjoy nostalgia at Toy Joy. These downtown streets are inviting you to explore.
• 6th Street - *Pass 6th Street
  A popular street in Austin
  Sixth Street is quintessentially Austin. With its vibrant mix of bars, restaurants, and entertainment venues, it promises an authentic experience of the city’s lively atmosphere and unique characters.
• University of Texas at Austin - Established in 1883, the University of Texas at Austin is ranked among the top 40 universities worldwide.
• Willie Nelson Statue - The Willie Nelson statue, simply known as Willie, is a bronze sculpture of the iconic singer-songwriter, located in Downtown Austin, Texas. Commissioned by the nonprofit Capital Area Statues and created by artist Clete Shields, visitors are encouraged to take photos and then walk to the Congress Bridge, just a 5-minute walk away.
• Austin - Enjoy a 45-minute lunch break near the capitol.
• Texas Capitol - The Texas Capitol is celebrated as one of the nation’s most distinguished state capitols. It was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1970 and became a National Historic Landmark in 1986.
• Mount Bonnell - At the summit, you’ll find Covert Park, offering panoramic views of the city skyline and Lake Austin. This free Mount Bonnell experience attracts both locals and tourists, providing a range of activities. Nearby, Lake Austin hotels and luxury accommodations in Austin ensure a memorable stay. Visitors are encouraged to take photos and hike up, which takes about 11 minutes. Please wear tennis shoes if participating.

• Bottled water
• Snacks
• Lunch
• In-vehicle air conditioning

• Gratuities

If you are visiting Texas for the first time, have never been to Austin, or just want a tour this will be the perfect opportunity to visit 2 cities in one trip! Houston is a hidden gem by itself but you will have the opportunity to see the Capital of Texas as well!

Austin TX is breathtaking and you will feel like you’re in another state. We will explore a lot of Austin in just a few hours. The ride there is smooth and relaxing. So come ready to explore and have fun!

If for some reason Austin is your final destination or you’re having so much fun and want to explore more and spend the night you do have the option of staying but will have to find transportation back. We look forward to being your tour guide.

• The remaining hour is for travel time and picture taking.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.