Top 5 luxury & private things to do in Sacramento

1. Private airport transfer in Sacramento

Door-to-door service with private chauffeur — comfortable and punctual transfers to or from Sacramento Airport.

2. Custom private wine tasting tour in Apple Hill and Placerville

Full-day private tour with pickup from your accommodation — tailor your itinerary with your choice of wineries in the Apple Hill wine region.

3. Private half-day wakeboarding, wakesurfing or kneeboarding on the Sacramento River

Half-day private session on the Sacramento River — choose wakeboarding, wakesurfing, or kneeboarding with experienced crew and all necessary equipment provided.

“This was an incredibly enjoyable experience with plenty to see and do. Dan and Wendy are excellent instructors for wakeboarding, wakesurfing, and kneeboarding. They create a great atmosphere and ensure you feel at ease while trying new activities. I highly recommend them if you want something thrilling to do in Sacramento, California.”— 2022lexib

4. 60-minute escape room adventures at The Galleria

Five unique escape room experiences for up to eight players — including Cosmic Crisis and Timeliner: Train Through Time — each lasting one hour.

“Ryan, Claire, and Devin were outstanding! We completed all the escape rooms in two days, with Depths and Cosmic being my top picks. Our group of four found the experience well-balanced, and the entry cost was reasonable, so the number of players didn’t matter much. Each room was impressively themed and decorated, with no detail overlooked. While there were a couple of puzzles that stumped us for a bit, we could have eventually solved them. I highly recommend this experience for friends or family, but it’s essential to communicate and collaborate effectively.”— Voyage07259151844

5. Ghost tour of Old Town Sacramento

Two hours walking tour through Old Sacramento — tales of haunted places, local disasters, and historical figures from the Gold Rush era.

“This was an enjoyable experience. While it focused more on the history of Sacramento's buildings rather than ghost hunting, it wasn't scary. Ethan was an excellent and engaging guide, full of enthusiasm and humor. Since this is entirely outdoors, be sure to bring a sweater, as temperatures can drop significantly after sunset in Sacramento.”— Suzy_B