We had a great time in Sayulita. So many magnificent pictures and memories. The town is covered with beautiful murals and graffiti.

Nice weather, amazing morning and all day views. I specially enjoy the 8am view.

This mine tour was so much fun! They give you a hard hat, vest, and a light. The train ride is really cool too! Our guide definitely knew what he was talking about and answered our groups questions. The cave we toured through is wide open. As someone with claustrophobia, I felt safe and comfortable. I would definitely recommend!

A very unique museum with an easy self-guided tour experience. I'm glad this place is here and I'm happy that I went though it. Is it worth $16.50 per person? I'd give it a "soft yes." The museum's artifacts are not perfectly curated and it was a bit dusty, but it's a good place to spend 30 minutes while in Tombstone if you're interested in the history.

Beautiful town with wonderful people. Full of history and unique shops. Also, who doesn't want to see an old West gunfight? I wish I had had more time to explore. I will definitely be back!

Very cool to experience and history in person! This place offers a in-depth descriptions of the these people lived hundreds of years ago. Many of them tell of how they died. Most ended in tragedy with either being hung, shot, stabbed, and even poisoned! Take your time reading and learning of these individuals who made history. February 2025, $6 for adults. 12 and under free. Gift shop offers many unique items with fair prices. Staff were very friendly and helpful in answering any questions.

Majestic & otherworldly! We were extra fortunate to get spots on the monthly photography tour. Even the visitors center is beautifully designed, starting with the fascinating discovery and development story in a lovely amphitheater. Each staff member was genuinely proud of their part in the visitor experience - warm, friendly and knowledgeable. Can’t wait to return and share this special place with our visiting family and friends!

My boyfriend and I visited Colossal Cave on our one year anniversary. It was a beautiful rainy day, and we were both filled with excitement. We entered the cave with a group and with Arik as our guide (who smelled amazing btw). The tour was amazing and Arik was informative yet funny and engaging. As we went deeper into the cave Arik showed us an area called the “Alter” in which he revealed his true form. Out of nowhere, Arik rose up and bats began swarming him. Arik was in fact the Bat Overlord and we were all here to be sacrificed. Panic ensued, one member of our group was so terrified he ran directly through solid rock, creating a key hole formation. Everyone else in the group scattered like cockroaches while Arik flew at us, engulfing those he captured in his giant wings. As my boyfriend and I ran from Arik and towards the exit, Arik flew face first into the “bone breaker” rock formation, knocking him out and disintegrating him back to his human form. My boyfriend and I along with the remaining group members surrounded him scared, confused and a bit concerned. When he finally came to, he congratulated us on our survival, and informed us this was a test to ensure we could conquer the ladder tour on our next visit. He then showed the group where those who fail go to perish, a 50 ft hole with nothing at the bottom but a dropped IPhone and a silverback gorilla. I would highly recommend the tour, this was an unforgettable experience.

Boyce Thompson Arboretum in Arizona is a must-visit destination for nature lovers, photographers, and families with small children who want a peaceful outdoor escape. The scenic desert trails are beautifully maintained, with excellent educational signage that highlights the unique plants and landscapes of the Sonoran Desert. We loved it so much we bought an annual membership—an amazing value that also includes access to over 300 gardens nationwide through the American Horticultural Society’s reciprocal program. Don’t miss the Glass in Flight exhibit, featuring breathtaking glass art inspired by butterflies and dragonflies, on display through January 2026. It’s perfect for a relaxing day trip near Phoenix or Tucson! And they have a GREAT, little gift shop too!

My family and I have been going to the Queen Creek Olive Mill for over a decade, and throughout the years, we’ve seen a lot of changes, some good, some not-so-great. But I have to admit, despite all the time we've spent there, we had never attended one of their private events… until last night. We decided to celebrate my husband’s birthday by attending their very first Paint and Sip party, and wow! Erika and her team did a fantastic job. From the moment we purchased our tickets to the thoughtful seating arrangement and the warm, genuine interaction Erika had with every guest, the experience was flawless. She went above and beyond to make my husband’s night incredibly special, and it truly showed. We’re so glad we finally took the leap and attended an event. If this is the direction Queen Creek Olive Mill is heading, count us in for many more!

Great way to spend a few hours. Family friendly! The food in the saloon was great! We loved the mystery box. From zip lining to the mine tour, the shops and food everything was fantastic. I highly recommend! Even on hot summer days you can cook off in the buildings. Bring cash to tip the guides!

We had the best time on this boat tour. We are from our of town and our friends took us on this adventure. Boarding was done by ticket number. Easy process. The boat cruse was narrated. The captain was wonderful and took his time telling a little history of the area. He turned the boat around twice so we could see the mountain goats climbing the steep rock face. Super cool to see. The boat was running at a comfortable speed which made it very enjoyable. Snack food like popcorn, chips were available. Drinks and bar were also available at a reasonable rate. Definately would do this again.

What an incredible oasis in the middle of a largely desert region! The shady trees and water bodies make it a great hiking area even during the summer. Short easy hikes and you can make them into longer trails according to the route you plan out. We went during peak summer so some of the ponds were dry, but still there’s a lot of water birds and other wildlife for bird watchers and nature lovers. We happened to go on a cloudy day and really enjoyed the place. There are benches to sit on and contemplate the view. All for free!

Fountain Hills, Arizona, is a picturesque town located just east of Scottsdale, known for its stunning desert landscape, mountain views, and vibrant community. It is named after its iconic fountain one of the tallest in the world which shoots water up to 560 feet high and serves as the town’s centerpiece. Fountain Hills offers a peaceful, small-town atmosphere with art galleries, hiking trails, and golf courses, making it a popular destination for both residents and visitors seeking natural beauty and a relaxed lifestyle. It’s also a great place for birders and bird photography, with many opportunities to capture unique desert birdlife.

Wonderful zoo! Not too large so that you can walk the whole zoo of you want to get the full view of you don't spend too much time at one exhibit. Lots of shade along the way, plenty of water fountains available. They have planned for the comfort of the visitors. My photos certainly don't show the extent and great variety of the place...monkeys, orangutan, dromedaries, beautiful birds, nice splash pad for kids, individual displays of the local desert inhabitants, so much more. Nice gift shop, plenty of parking.

This is one of our favorite "happy places"! Friendly staff, beautiful scenery, unique and fun events, educational support for our own plants, and so many more things are what keep us coming back. It has something for everyone. Some of our favorite things so far have been getting married here, enjoying the yearly Boo-tanical Garden with the kids, having regular date days/nights here, and attending their plant sales. The restaurant and cafe are delicious, and the gift shop always has something worth taking home. We absolutely love the Desert Botanical Garden and would recommend to anyone looking for a nice date night, family time, or even just some "me time".

I love very close to the museum, there are so many events hosted here. I can see why, the space is stunning. I don't want to spoil too much because it would be great for you to experience all that you want. You can find friendly staff, stunning exhibits, lots of movement and places to see. The gift shop was there to support local and indigenous artists which I loved 😍 You can go to the gift shop and restaurant without getting a museum ticket. If you go to the museum, no backpacks, food or drinks. They will provide a free locker for you. I took a few photos that caught my eye, there is so much to see. These were my favorite works of art!

It was one of the best museums I've ever been to. I could easily spend a whole day there. There is music from almost every country and there is a wonderful guided tour that allows you to hear the music of the world. The museum is so well curated, so that you see, listen and learn about music from around the world. The music play room is great for kids. A wonderful time for the entire family.

Really cool spot to visit! We went in June and it was hot hiking into the canyon so make sure to bring lots of water if you plan on going in the summer. Also it can get slippery so be sure to bring good shoes or pack water shoes for treading on areas with water. Highly recommend to anyone looking for something to do during the day.

We’ve been visiting Wildlife World Zoo for years, and it’s been a joy watching it grow and expand over time. There’s always something new to see, but some of our favorites never change—like the peaceful Sky Ride and the incredible kangaroo walkabout, where you can get up close and personal with the animals. It’s one-of-a-kind. The mini coaster is a fun little thrill, and the tram ride in the back of the park is a must-do for the full experience. If you're lucky, you'll catch a glimpse of baby animals in the nursery—a heartwarming highlight every time. The walk-through aquariums are always a hit, and the fact that they’re constantly adding new features keeps things exciting for return visits. The park is clean, the animals look healthy and well-cared-for, and there’s a good mix of things to do for all ages. There’s also a petting zoo, which is perfect for younger kids, and several other rides throughout the park that add even more variety to the experience. We usually visit during the week when it’s a bit quieter, though weekends offer more attractions and activities. A great tip for families: during Easter season, Hickman’s egg cartons often include buy-one-get-one-free coupons—a great way to save on what can be a slightly pricey admission. If you haven’t been yet, look them up and give them a chance—there’s something here for everyone, and it’s a great way to spend the day whether you're local or visiting.

Great place for picnicking, kayaking, canoeing, and hiking. I especially love climbing out on the rocks above the disc golf course (do it at your own risk) with the most spectacular panoramic views of the lake and the raw, rugged landscape surrounding it - at the right time of day, this could possibly be the most peaceful place on earth.

Had a great time here. Bats everywhere right at dawn one of the nights. I guess it keeps the mosquito population down. The night before we were there at night and we didn't see bats or mosquitoes. We stayed at a place with the bridge view and it was worth it. We tried walking the bridge but cars were going scary fast so we took our kids off of it right away. There is no pedestrian wall to protect us. And it looked like someone had hit one of the bridge walls already so we didn't want to take a chance. It had temporary fence and cones around it. Another day we went to the nearby beach. We were going to stay for a couple hours and ended up staying in the water all day with the kids. Many nearby restrooms. My husband brought back Jimmy John's and drinks from the gas station. It was so relaxing. No loud musics from everyone. Only one homeless person that I noticed. We went on a Wednesday.

Great little museum with lots of cars, pictures, antiques, an informative movie about Route 66 and the boom and bust that happened. It also has a very nice gift shop and well behaved dogs are welcome! I really enjoyed my time there.❤️

Very cool establishment. Found a $1 from 1982. Food was really good. Little tough to find a table because my daughter and I didn’t want to occupy a four person or more table as they were crowded. We scored a two person table in the bar area. For as busy as it was, service was really quick. Definitely will go back. Food was really good also. Very juicy burger and burro ears were a good side.

This is another beautiful trail that loops around and I personally would rate it an "easy" hike. It's literally a Cactus garden. I highly recommend and advise to NOT touch any of the cacti. They literally will stick to you. Let's just say I know from personal experience. As always I recommend staying hydrated and having water no matter the situation in hot/warm weather.

This review is for my first Caesars rewards charter to Laughlin from Seattle. I booked a central king room and was a little nervous after reading the reviews, but all went above and beyond my expectations. Firstly, they have the charter service extremely dialed in for convenience. I was extremely impressed. I checked a bag for free in Seattle, and never touched it again until I found it waiting for me in my room when I was done gambling that evening. The shuttle driver was informative and pleasant. When the bus arrived, we got off and there was a gentleman handing out bottles of water and name-labeled envelopes with the map grounds, a players card, and a key to the room in which we were already checked in. No check-in lines? Count me in for that! I triple read the paperwork before getting in the elevator, because I couldn’t believe it was that streamlined. I was expecting a non-river room, but was surprised to find a gorgeous view of the landscape and river awaiting me. I gave it a quick look over after reading reviews to see if it had any issues. It’s true that there were only 2 small pillows on the king sized bed, but for me that was a non issue. I did find some hairs in the tub, a left behind toothbrush, and some floor crumbs. I do think they could definitely tighten up their cleaning game, as it is mentioned repetitively, and even as clean as my room was, some things had been missed. The outer window to the river was overdue a wash as well. I feel as though just a little more attention to detail would make a huge difference in reviews. I might have gotten lucky or had set my expectations low enough that I was truthfully ecstatic. Aside from those small missteps, the bed was comfortable and clean, the water pressure was good, no drainage or AC issues as others have experienced. In the central tower river-view room I had a coffee maker, refrigerator, hair dryer, USB ports on the lamps, bath gel, a shampoo conditioner combo, a decent amount of towels. I actually never called housekeeping to restock anything during my 4 day stay. The ice machine worked and so did the vending machine. I was there over a weekend and didn’t have problems with the elevators in the Central tower. I was slightly disappointed to find that Harrah’s doesn’t have many older slots. I’m a bit of a nostalgic player and don’t gravitate toward the newer machines much. Many people would feel the opposite. Drink service was flowing nicely, but then again, I tip $2-3 per drink. I noticed plenty of $10 tables on a Friday night, which was a pleasant surprise. I had no luck on the slots the entire time, but such is gambling more often than not. They are a bit away from other casinos, but the free shuttle to the Trop was nice. I never utilized the pools, beach, or water taxis. Harrah’s doesn’t have a big selection of restaurants, but I went casual and had a sub at Pin Up, Birria Tacos from Guy’s (room service which came quickly and efficiently), and breakfast at the Beach Cafe. I thought the food was fairly priced. If I hadn’t been alone, I would have given the steakhouse a shot. I had to work some of the trip, so being allowed WiFi for 2 devices for free, I chose my laptop and tablet. My phone was slow at times without WiFi. Overall, I was super happy and actually booked another trip before I had even left. I’m going to be visiting again in 4 days and I hope I have a similar experience. I was 10th floor Central tower, King river-view and I have my fingers crossed I’ll be seeing that view again. It’s possible coming from a free charter trip my expectations and experience could be different than others, but this was a solid 4-5 stars for me. See you in a few days, Harrah’s!!

5$ a person w/o riverside king clubs card. Nice selection of cars! Plus a free little museum with old slot machines downstairs. Give yourself enough time to see everything. (30-45+ minutes) (We came late and had to rush)