Tour restriction guides

What 2214 tour listings say about weight limits, ages, licenses, swimming, pregnancy, solo travel and extra fees, summed up by activity.

• Tour Weight Limits for Plus-Size Travelers (2026 Data)

  The typical tour weight limit is 260 lbs. 15% of tours that state a limit allow 300 lbs or more. Limits for 13 activities, compared.

• How Old Do Kids Need to Be? Minimum Ages for 15 Tour Types

  Minimum ages for 2214 tours: which activities take babies and toddlers, and which need kids to be 12 or older.

• Can You Drive an ATV, Buggy or Jet Ski Without a License?

  72% of tours that mention it ask drivers for a license. Which activities need one, and the usual driving age.

• Snorkeling and Boat Tours for Non-Swimmers: What Listings Say

  Most snorkeling and boat tours never say whether you must swim. 33 tours require it and 3 welcome non-swimmers. What to ask before you book.

• Which Tours Can You Take While Pregnant?

  How often each activity is “not recommended for pregnant travelers”, from 14% of helicopter tours to 94% of ziplining.

• Solo Travelers: Which Tours Need at Least Two People?

  8% of tours need at least two travelers per booking. Which activities are hardest to book alone.

• Hidden Tour Fees: Where You Pay Extra on the Day

  22% of tours list a fee that is not in the online price, such as marine park, dock or fuel fees. Where it happens most.

• Tour Restrictions Report 2026

  Key numbers from 2214 tour listings: weight limits, minimum ages, pregnancy rules, hidden fees and accessibility.