Aprikose, dude is right: you can use do a tour, make a tour, or take a tour. It may depend on the situation and context.
Here are some examples.
Here I am on a late March day, ready to make a tour of inspection.
To make a tour or circuitous journey in which many places are visited.
We made the tour of the town and saw all the places of interest.
We took a tour of Italy.
Who could not take a tour of eight or ten hours in a wagonette?
We did a tour of the California coast on our bicycles.
But in most of these situations you could also use any of the three interchangeably.