• Elvis Presley Center - Explore the two-room house where Elvis Presley was born, along with a museum, chapel, and exhibits that narrate his early years in Tupelo. Tickets are available for purchase on-site.
• Johnnie’s Drive In - A classic local diner and one of Elvis’s favorite lunch spots. Visitors can often sit in the renowned “Elvis booth” and savor a nostalgic Tupelo meal.
• Tupelo Hardware Company - The historic hardware store where Gladys Presley purchased Elvis’s first guitar in 1945. Stand on the exact taped “X” marking the spot where music history began.
• Elvis Presley Homecoming Statue - A striking statue inspired by the iconic 1956 photo of Elvis reaching out to fans during his Homecoming concert at the Tupelo Fairgrounds.
• Downtown Tupelo Main Street - A drive-through tour of Tupelo’s historic neighborhoods, including Shakerag, the courthouse area, early schools, and other places Elvis lived, walked, and explored.
• Lawhon Elementary School - Elvis attended school here and gave some of his earliest performances for classmates.
• Milam Elementary School - The school Elvis attended before moving to Memphis, where he sang “Old Shep” for his classmates.

• Hotel pickup/drop-off (within central Memphis)
• All waiting time at attractions
• Storytelling, history, and curated route
• Professional local musician-historian guide
• Private SUV transportation (up to 4–5 guests comfortably)

• Birthplace and Museum tickets (purchased on-site)
• Lunch
• Gratuities
• Additional time beyond 9 hours (available at upgrade rate)

Venture beyond Memphis to the town where Elvis Presley’s journey began. This exclusive day trip takes you from Memphis to Tupelo in a private SUV, allowing you to discover the childhood homes, schools, churches, and neighborhoods that influenced young Elvis.

The day starts at the Elvis Presley Birthplace and Museum, where visitors can purchase their own entry tickets upon arrival. Take your time to explore the birthplace house, childhood church, Walk of Life Trail, museum exhibits, and the touching “Elvis at 13” statue.

Following this, enjoy a meal at Johnnie’s Drive-In, a favorite spot of Elvis in Tupelo, known for its famous dough burger and the original Elvis Booth (available on a first-come, first-served basis).

After lunch, the guide will lead a specially curated driving tour of Tupelo’s hidden treasures: Tupelo Hardware Company (where Elvis acquired his first guitar), Lawhon School, Milam Junior High, Fairpark, and the Homecoming Statue. This personal day trip unveils the serene Southern town that shaped the greatest icon of rock ’n’ roll.

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