Pageant of the Masters: The Greatest of All Time
Featuring the Getty Center
August 10th —13th,2026
$1,199 Per Person Based Upon Double Occupancy +$250 Single Supplement
For more than ninety years, the Pageant of the Masters has amazed audiences with an experience unlike any other. On stage, world-famous paintings and sculptures appear to come alive as living performers recreate each masterpiece with astonishing precision. Guided by a live narrator and accompanied by music from a 20piece orchestra, this extraordinary theatrical production blends art, storytelling, and illusion into an evening that is truly unforgettable. Designed to complement this iconic event, our thoughtfully paced journey to the Southern California coast adds scenic seaside towns, coastal beauty, and the world-class collections of the Getty Center—creating a rich, art-filled getaway and a true bucket-list experience from beginning to end.
Day One – Journey to the California Coast
Our Southern California getaway begins as we depart the Valley and head west toward the coast. Along the way, we ’ll stop in Palm Springs for lunch on self, offering a comfortable break and time to choose from a variety of casual dining options. By late afternoon, we’ll arrive in San Clemente, a laid-back beach town known for its ocean breezes and relaxed coastal charm. After checking in, the evening is yours to enjoy with dinner on self, a chance to settle in, explore nearby options, or simply unwind after our travel day.
Day Two – Coastal Views, Dana Point Harbor & Pageant of the Masters
After breakfast included at the hotel, we’ll set out mid-morning for a beautiful coastal drive, showcasing a variety of Southern California scenery as we make our way north along the shoreline. Late morning brings us to Dana Point Harbor, where sailboats, marina views, and ocean air create the perfect setting for a relaxed midday pause. Enjoy lunch on self, with several waterfront restaurants conveniently located close together, allowing time to enjoy the harbor atmosphere at your own pace. Early afternoon, we’ll return to the hotel with plenty of time to rest and refresh a welcome break before an exciting evening ahead. Late afternoon, we’ll gather for an early dinner included at Terra Laguna Beach, located just steps from tonight’s main event. Dining nearby allows for a smooth, unhurried transition into the evening. Following dinner, we’ll have time to enjoy the Festival of Arts grounds, where original works by local artists are displayed in an open-air setting, providing wonderful context before the performance. This evening, we’ll attend the legendary Pageant of the Masters, enjoying reserved Loge Center seating with excellent sightlines and a centered view of the stage. It’s a memorable evening filled with artistry, creativity, and a bit of theatrical magic. Please note this is a late-evening performance, and we’ll return to San Clemente later that night. Be sure to dress in layers, as coastal evenings can cool after sunset.
Day Three – The Getty Center & Farewell Evening
This morning we’ll depart San Clemente and travel north toward Los Angeles for a visit to the iconic Getty Center, one of the most celebrated art institutions in the world. Perched high above the city, the Getty Center is renowned for its striking modern architecture, thoughtfully designed spaces, and sweeping panoramic views across Los Angeles to the Pacific beyond. Before arrival, we’ll provide a brief overview of the Getty Center and its layout so guests can decide which galleries or areas they’d most like to explore during our time there. Boxed lunches will be provided and enjoyed upon arrival, allowing everyone to relax and refuel before setting off at their own pace. With collections spanning European paintings, decorative arts, sculpture, photography, and rotating exhibitions along with gardens and seating areas throughout the Getty Center offers a rich and personal art experience. This visit provides a meaningful complement to the Pageant of the Masters, deepening our appreciation for the artists, styles, and traditions that bring history’s great works to life. Later in the afternoon, we’ll continue on to our Los Angeles hotel to check in and unwind. Dinner is included at a nearby restaurant, along with a farewell happy hour to relax, visit, and toast to a wonderful trip together, offering a warm and celebratory way to reflect on our journey before heading home.
Day Four – Journey Home
After breakfast, we’ll begin our return journey to Arizona, stopping along the way for lunch on self. We’ll arrive home in the early evening, carrying with us lasting memories of coastal beauty, shared experiences, and one truly unforgettable performance.
Important Booking Information:
Due to the nature of this event, a $200 per person deposit is required at the time of booking and is nonrefundable. Travel insurance is strongly recommended to help protect your investment in the event of unforeseen circumstances. We encourage all travelers to consider purchasing travel insurance for added peace of mind.
MARCH TOURS
“Club Style Series”
The Musical Instrument Museum
March 2nd , Monday……..…..…………..……...….. $99
Spend a delightful day immersed in the universal language of music with a visit to the world-renowned Musical Instrument Museum. Home to more than 7,000 instruments from nearly every country on earth, MIM offers a beautifully curated, easy-toexplore experience where music, culture, and craftsmanship come together. Wander through spacious global galleries featuring instruments, costumes, and video performances that bring each region’s musical traditions to life. One of the highlights is the hands-on Experience Gallery, where you’re invited to play instruments from around the world at your own pace fun, engaging, and surprisingly memorable. Midday, we’ll enjoy a relaxed included lunch at the museum’s café, offering fresh, thoughtfully prepared selections in a comfortable setting. With ample time to explore, listen, and savor, this well-paced day tour is both enriching and enjoyable perfect for music lovers and curious explorers alike. D: NW 9 a.m. Phx 9:45 a.m. Mesa 9:15 a.m. Scts 9:30 a.m. R: 5 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Tortilla Flat & the Dolly Steamboat
March 4th, Wednesday………….…………..…...$135
Nestled within the rugged beauty of the Tonto National Forest, in the heart of the Superstition Mountains, lies the tiny town of Tortilla Flat an authentic slice of Old West history. Founded in 1904 as a stagecoach stop along the historic Apache Trail, this quirky destination is packed with charm and character. We’ll arrive early to get seated on the BBQ Patio, where we’ll enjoy lunch on self, featuring burgers hot off the grill, Tortilla Flat’ s famous chili, and plenty of classic BBQ favorites. The entertainment here is legendary, as the Tortilla Flat Band takes the stage daily with old-time rock & roll and lively Western tunes. Midafternoon, we ’ll board the Dolly Steamboat for a 1.5-hour Nature Cruise on stunning Canyon Lake. Surrounded by red rock cliffs and towering canyon walls, this scenic journey offers unforgettable views and the chance to spot Big Horn Sheep, Bald Eagles, and other desert wildlife. It’s the perfect blend of history, scenery, and pure Arizona fun! D: NW 8:30 a.m. Phx 9 a.m. Scts 9:30 a.m. Mesa 10 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Springtime at Boyce Thompson Arboretum
March 5th, Thursday………….…………..…..…...$115
March is one of the best times to visit Boyce Thompson Arboretum, when cooler temperatures, fresh greenery, and seasonal blooms bring this remarkable desert garden to life. Set along scenic Queen Creek Canyon just outside the historic town of Superior, the arboretum offers a lush and peaceful setting unlike anywhere else in Arizona. We’ll begin our day with lunch on self in downtown Superior, where guests may choose from several casual cafés and local favorites. After lunch, we’ll head to the arboretum for a leisurely afternoon of exploration. Wellmaintained paths wind through cactus gardens, bamboo groves, shaded riparian areas, and scenic overlooks, with benches throughout for resting and visiting. Spring brings gentle temperatures, flowing water, and pops of color making this one of the most enjoyable times to experience the gardens. Join us for this easygoing spring outing and enjoy Arizona at its most beautiful. D: NW 9 a.m. Mesa 10 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Club Style Series”
PWD Travelogue
March 6th, Friday….….….….…….……...10 am-12 pm
Come for the Travelogue, stay for the lunch. This FREE EVENT could not be more fun and informative! Join our representative from Premier World Discovery for an in-depth look at some of the exciting tours being offered by Kindred Tours in partnership with Premier World Discovery in 2026. The Travelogue will be held at the Sun City West Foundation, 14465 W. R. H. Johnson Blvd, Sun City West, AZ 85375. Seating is limited, so RSVP is required to attend. Free transportation will also be provided from Mesa, Scottsdale, and Phoenix on a first-come, first-served basis. D: Mesa 8:45 a.m. Scts 9:15 a.m. Phx 9:30 a.m. R 2 p.m
“Club Style Series”
Spring Training Showdown: Dbacks vs. Dodgers
March 10th, Tuesday……………..…...…..…..….....$85
Join us for a fun and relaxed springtime outing to Camelback Ranch, one of the premier Spring Training ballparks in the Cactus League. We’ll head west for a 1:00 p.m. matchup as the Arizona Diamondbacks take on the Los Angeles Dodgers, enjoying everything that makes Spring Training special smaller crowds, a laid-back atmosphere, and great views in a beautiful outdoor setting. Camelback Ranch is known for its fan-friendly design, excellent sightlines, and easy accessibility. Lunch is on self at the stadium, with plenty of classic ballpark favorites to choose from. We’ve secured excellent seats with minimal stairs and maximum shade, so you can sit back, relax, and enjoy the game in comfort. It’s an easygoing afternoon filled with baseball, sunshine, and great company. D: NW 11:30 a.m. Mesa 10:30 a.m. R: 6
“The Backyard Series” The Lavender Farm at Chateau
de Vie
March 12th, Thursday….….….…..…..….….……$129
Enjoy a beautifully paced day that blends elegance, natural beauty, and comforting cuisine with a visit to The Lavender Farm at Chateau de Vie, followed by a relaxed included lunch at Rigatony’s Italian Restaurant. Tucked into a quiet corner of Chandler, this enchanting lavender estate often called the “Castle of Life” offers a peaceful, sensory-rich experience. Our visit includes a guided tour through the mansion, where you’ll learn about the history of the property, its architectural details, and how the estate came to be a working lavender farm. Afterward, enjoy time to stroll the fragrant grounds at your own pace, discover different lavender varieties and their uses, and browse the charming farm shop for handcrafted lavender products and gifts. Late morning, we’ll make our way to Rigatony’s Italian Restaurant, a longtime local favorite celebrated for its warm hospitality and classic Italian comfort food. Settle in for a leisurely lunch featuring hearty pasta dishes, fresh salads, and house specialties in a welcoming, unhurried setting. D: NW 9 a.m.
Phx 8:45 a.m. Scts 9 a.m. Mesa 9:30 a.m. R: 5 p.m.
“The Backyard Series”
California Dreamin': A Tribute to the Music of the 60's at Hale Theatre
March 14th , Saturday………………..…..……… $147
Celebrate the folk rock and psychedelic sounds that came out of California in the ’60s. Featuring the music of legendary acts such as The Mamas and the Papas, The Monkees, The Byrds, The Turtles, The Association, and more. Hear songs such as “California Dreamin’," “Turn! Turn! Turn!," “Happy Together," “I’m a Believ-
er," “Never My Love," and many more. Before the late afternoon performance, we’ll enjoy a late lunch/early dinner on self in Downtown Gilbert’s Heritage District, where fantastic restaurants line the walkable Main Street offering everything from casual bistros to local favorites. There’s sure to be something for everyone on this fun and easy afternoon out! D: NW 12:30p.m. Scts 1:15 p.m. Mesa 1:45 p.m. R 7:30 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Madera Canyon & The Longhorn Grill
March 16th, Monday……………………………….$145
Visitors to the Longhorn Grill, one of southern Arizona’s most iconic landmarks, enter through its famous front door sculpted to resemble a gigantic cow’s skull leaning against a boulder. Inside, you’ll find a refreshed interior and a welcoming menu of classic grill favorites, fresh salads, and hearty sandwiches. Lunch is included from a limited menu, giving everyone time to relax and enjoy a satisfying meal together. Later, we’ll head to beautiful Madera Canyon on the northwestern face of the Santa Rita Mountains in the Coronado National Forest. This renowned “Sky Island” spans multiple life zones, creating rich habitat for wildlife and making it one of Arizona’s most celebrated birding destinations. With hummingbirds, deer, wild turkeys, and countless other species commonly seen, Madera Canyon is a perfect and unforgettable springtime escape. D: NW 8 a.m. Phx 8:15 a.m. Scts 8:30 a.m. Mesa 9 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“The Backyard Series”
Come From Away at Phoenix Theatre
March 19th, Thursday .…$139
Join us for a deeply moving and uplifting matinee at the Phoenix Theatre to experience Come From Away the remarkable true story of 38 planes carrying 7,000 strangers who were unexpectedly grounded in the small town of Gander, Newfoundland, on September 11, 2001. As the town’s population nearly doubled overnight, residents responded with extraordinary generosity and compassion. Told through soaring music, heartfelt storytelling, and moments of joy and humor, this Tony Award–winning musical celebrates kindness, resilience, and the power of human connection. We’ll also enjoy lunch, on self, at the Miracle Mile Deli, prior to arriving at the theatre. D: NW 10:30 a.m. Phx 11 a.m. Mesa 10:30 a.m. Scts 11 a.m. R: 5 p.m.
“The Backyard Series”
The Music of Elton John w/ the Phoenix Symphony
March 22nd, Sunday………….….….…………..…$155
Join us for a high-energy afternoon of legendary music as we head to the symphony for The Music of Elton John, starring the sensational Michael Cavanaugh. Personally selected by Billy Joel to star in the Broadway hit Movin’ Out, Cavanaugh brings the timeless hits of Elton John to life with powerhouse vocals, dazzling piano skills, and infectious stage presence. Favorites like “Tiny Dancer,” “Rocket Man,” “Bennie and the Jets,” and “Candle in the Wind” shine even brighter with lush orchestral accompaniment from the Phoenix Symphony, creating an electrifying blend of rock, pop, and symphonic sound. Before the performance, we’ll enjoy lunch on self at the always-popular Old Spaghetti Factory. After lunch, we’ll make our way to the concert hall to settle in for an uplifting, nostalgic performance that’ s a must for Elton John fans and music lovers alike. D: NW 10 a.m. Phx 10:30 a.m. Scts 10 a.m. Mesa 10:15 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Takeoff Series”
Washington D.C. & Cherry Blossoms
March 23-28, Mon-Sat……………….…………..
$3949
Call the office for complete itinerary.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Dry
Creek Scenic Byway & Up The Creek
March 25th, Wednesday………………………….$145
Join us on a smooth ride through some of Sedona’s most beautiful red rock backcountry, including Dry Creek Scenic Byway. One of America’s most famous byways, Dry Creek Road home to hidden canyons and ancient ruins is best experienced during Sedona’s off season months! This scenic ride kicks off at Up The Creek Wine Bistro, where we’ll enjoy views overlooking Oak Creek and a delicious lunch, included. Come with us! D: Mesa 8 a.m. Scts 8:45 a.m. Phx 8:30 a.m. NW 9 a.m. R: 6
“Club Style Series”
The Duttons & Organ Stop Pizza
March 28th, Saturday……………………………….$109
Enjoy a fun-filled and uplifting day as we head to Mesa for a live performance by the talented The Duttons, a multigenerational family ensemble known for their high-energy shows, musical versatility, and infectious joy. Blending classical training with contemporary favorites, the Duttons perform on violins, cello, piano, guitar, banjo, and more delivering a polished, feel-good concert filled with familiar tunes, dazzling musicianship, and plenty of personality. Their performances are engaging, heartwarming, and perfect for audiences who love live music with a personal touch. Before the show, we’ll enjoy an included lunch at the legendary Organ Stop Pizza, home to one of the world’ s largest and most impressive Wurlitzer pipe organs. As you dine on pizza, salads, and classic favorites, the massive organ rises from the floor and fills the room with lively music, creating a playful and memorable dining experience all its own. After lunch, we’ll make our way to the performance venue to settle in for an afternoon of outstanding live entertainment. This tour pairs music, laughter, and a beloved local dining tradition an easygoing and joyful outing from start to finish. D: NW 10:30 a.m. Phx 11 a.m. Scts 11:15 a.m. Mesa 11:30 a.m. R: 6
“Club Style Series”
Belle of Tombstone at the Gaslight Theatre
March 29th, Sunday……………..………………….$139
Cheer the hero and boo the villain at the Gaslight Theatre, where musical comedy melodramas have been on the menu since 1977, and the audience is part of the show. Tombstone was the last great frontier town and it sat high in the Arizona desert, smack dab on millions of dollars in silver ore. Through its dusty streets and elegant saloon doors passed a slew of colorful characters. The Gaslight Theatre takes you back to those days of bar room brawls, stage coach robberies and high-stepping saloon hall girls, all in the "Town Too Tough To Die." Join The Gaslight Theatre for a Rootin', Tootin' great time! Enjoy diner-style milkshakes, adult beverages, and fantastic desserts, all served throughout the show. The Gaslight Theatre experience is a BLAST! Don’t wait to make your reservations for this very popular tour. D: NW 8:30 a.m. Phx 8:30 a.m. Scts 8:45 a.m. Mesa 9:15 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Club Style Series”
Springtime in Southern California
ft Temecula Valley Wine Country & The Flower Fields
March 30 April 2 Mon-Thur.……………………$999
This trip is FULL. Use the waitlist.
APRIL TOURS
“Club Style Series”
Springtime in Southern California
ft Temecula Valley Wine Country & The Flower Fields
March 30 April 2 Mon-Thur.…………..…………$999
This trip is FULL. Use the waitlist.
“The Backyard Series”
Daddy Long Legs at Phoenix Theatre
April 4th, Saturday…….………..…..…..……….… $139
Sometimes, the greatest love stories begin before we even know they’ve started. If you adore slow-burn romances and heartfelt connections, Daddy Long Legs is the perfect theatrical escape. When a mysterious benefactor sends the intelligent and witty Jerusha Abbott to college, she begins writing him letters filled with curiosity, humor, and dreams for the future. As the years pass, an unexpected bond begins to form one built on words, wonder, and quiet devotion. With a gorgeous score and timeless storytelling, this intimate musical is a beautiful reminder that love can grow in the most unexpected places. Tender, uplifting, and deeply charming, Daddy Long Legs promises an afternoon of warmth and romance at Phoenix Theatre. Before the show, we’ll enjoy lunch on self at Miracle Mile Deli, a longtime Valley favorite known for hearty sandwiches, comfort classics, and friendly service an easy, satisfying start to our afternoon. D: NW 11 a.m. Phx 11:45 a.m. Scts 11:30 a.m. Mesa 11 a.m. R 6 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Canyon Country: Horseshoe Bend Rafting & Antelope Canyon
April 6 8 Mon-Wed.…………..……...……………$999
This trip is FULL. Use the waitlist.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Tucson Botanical Gardens & Tandem
April 11th, Saturday….……………..……..….….…$139
April is one of the most beautiful months in Southern Arizona and one of our last chances to enjoy it before summer arrives. Join us for a lovely spring day at the Tucson Botanical Gardens, a charming 5.5-acre oasis in the heart of the city. Though compact in size, the gardens offer an impressive variety of themed spaces and plant collections, all thoughtfully laid out for easy and enjoyable exploring. We’ll experience the Cox Butterfly and Orchid Pavilion, a tropical space filled with fluttering butterflies, lush greenery, and stunning orchids from around the world. You’ll also have time to wander Frida’s Garden, inspired by Frida Kahlo’s connection to nature, and enjoy the whimsical Great Garden Express model train exhibit winding through the landscape. After our garden stroll, we’ll head to Tandem American Eatery a longtime Kindred Tours favorite for a delicious included lunch. Tandem is always a highlight of our Tucson visits and the perfect complement to a lovely garden morning.
D: NW 7 a.m. Phx 7:15 a.m. Scts 7:30 a.m Mesa 8 a.m R: 6
“Southwest Adventure Series” Springtime on the Verde Canyon Railroad
April 12th, Sunday……. ……………..…...….…..…$245 Spring brings a fresh vibrancy to the Verde Canyon, making this one of the most scenic times of year to ride the rails. Settle into a
fully restored vintage FP7 locomotive one of only a handful remaining in North America for a relaxed four-hour journey through towering red rock cliffs, verdant riverbanks, and desert landscapes touched with early spring color. Along the 20-mile route, we’ll pass ancient Sinagua cliff dwellings, cross historic trestles, and glide through a 680-foot tunnel carved straight through solid rock before emerging back into bright Arizona sunshine. Where high desert meets the Verde River, the canyon creates a remarkable habitat for wildlife, waterfowl, and seasonal greenery unique to this beautiful riparian corridor. All seats are FIRST CLASS, featuring spacious living room-style seating and near panoramic windows. Enjoy a champagne toast upon boarding, table service with complimentary pre-packaged appetizers, and access to full-service cash bars. We’ll arrive early at the depot to enjoy a light lunch, on self, before boarding.
D: NW 9 a.m. Phx 8:45 a.m. Scts 8:30 a.m. Mesa 8 a.m. R: 6
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Monument Valley & Canyon de Chelly
April 13 15 Mon-Wed………..……...……………$999
Call the office for complete itinerary.
“The Backyard Series”
The Lavender Farm at Chateau de Vie
April 16th, Thursday….….….…..…..….….…….…$129
Enjoy a beautifully paced day that blends elegance, natural beauty, and comforting cuisine with a visit to The Lavender Farm at Chateau de Vie, followed by a relaxed included lunch at Rigatony’s Italian Restaurant. Tucked into a quiet corner of Chandler, this enchanting lavender estate often called the “Castle of Life” offers a peaceful, sensory-rich experience. Our visit includes a guided tour through the mansion, where you’ll learn about the history of the property, its architectural details, and how the estate came to be a working lavender farm. Afterward, enjoy time to stroll the fragrant grounds at your own pace, discover different lavender varieties and their uses, and browse the charming farm shop for handcrafted lavender products and gifts. Late morning, we’ll make our way to Rigatony’s Italian Restaurant, a longtime local favorite celebrated for its warm hospitality and classic Italian comfort food. Settle in for a leisurely lunch featuring hearty pasta dishes, fresh salads, and house specialties in a welcoming, unhurried setting.
D: NW 9 a.m. Phx 8:45 a.m. Scts 9 a.m. Mesa 9:30 a.m. R: 5 p.m.
“The Backyard Series”
Broadway Night at the Hale Concert Hall
April 17th, Friday………………..………..….…….. $147
Join us for an evening of classic Broadway hits performed by four talented vocalists with live accompaniment. From sweeping ballads to powerful showstoppers, this musical celebration brings beloved stage favorites to life. Featuring songs from The Secret Garden, The Phantom of the Opera, Man of La Mancha, Evita, West Side Story, Les Misérables, and more, this is a wonderful opportunity to relive some of Broadway’s most iconic moments all in one unforgettable night. Before the late afternoon performance, we’ll enjoy a late lunch/early dinner on self in Downtown Gilbert’s Heritage District, where fantastic restaurants line the walkable Main Street offering everything from casual bistros to local favorites. There’s sure to be something for everyone on this fun and easy afternoon out!
D: NW 12:30 p.m. Scts 1:15 p.m. Mesa 1:45 p.m. R 7:30 p.m.
“The Backyard Series”
Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical
April 19th, Sunday………………………………...$139
The golden age of Hollywood comes alive in Tenderly: The Rosemary Clooney Musical, a heartfelt tribute to one of America ’s most beloved voices. This intimate and powerful production takes us beyond the spotlight tracing Clooney’s meteoric rise to fame, the personal struggles she faced behind the scenes, and her remarkable comeback. Featuring timeless classics like Come On-a My House, Hey There, Mambo Italiano, Sisters, and Tenderly, this beautifully crafted musical captures the warmth, resilience, and unmistakable charm of a true American legend. It’s a nostalgic, music-filled afternoon celebrating a voice that defined an era. Before the show, we’ll enjoy lunch on self at Miracle Mile Deli, a longtime Valley favorite known for hearty sandwiches, comfort classics, and friendly service an easy, satisfying start to our afternoon. D: NW 11 a.m. Phx 11:45 a.m. Scts 11:30 a.m. Mesa 11 a.m. R 6 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Backroads & BBQ on the Apache Trail
April 22th, Wednesday.….….…..…..…..…..……$119
Following years of storm damage and repairs, the scenic stretch of the Apache Trail leading to Tortilla Flat is once again open making this the perfect time to revisit one of Arizona’s most iconic drives. We’ll travel the same rugged route once used by wagon trains and stagecoaches in the days of the Old West. Winding past dramatic canyons, striking rock formations, desert flora and fauna, and sweeping views of Canyon Lake, the Apache Trail remains one of the most unforgettable backroad adventures in the state. A few miles into the trail, we’ll arrive at Tortilla Flat for lunch on self at the lively BBQ patio. This authentic remnant of a ghost town began as a stage stop in 1904 and today serves up classic Arizona fare in a one-of-a-kind setting. The menu features burgers, BBQ favorites, sandwiches, and hearty plates perfect for a relaxed and flavorful stop along the trail. Wide-open skies, desert beauty, and a little Old West charm there’s nothing quite like the Apache Trail in spring.!
Depart: NW 8:30 a.m. Scts 9a.m. Mesa 9:45 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Club Style Series”
Dwarf Cars & Dairy Days
April 23rd, Thursday…………..….…..……..….....$135
If you’ve traveled with us before, you know our drivers are known for their cow jokes usually followed by a few groans. So naturally, for this tour… we couldn’t resist.
Why don’t cows drive sports cars?
Because they find them hard to steer.
We’re heading south to bring back a Mystery Tour favorite the unforgettable Dwarf Car Museum in Maricopa. This hidden gem features fully drivable, hand-built miniature classic cars crafted entirely from scratch. The detail and creativity are remarkable, and seeing these tiny classics up close makes you appreciate the craftsmanship even more. After our morning of small-scale horsepower, we’ll enjoy an included lunch at Duke’s Roadhouse. Known for generous portions and relaxed western charm, Duke’s serves classic favorites in a welcoming setting the perfect chance to refuel before the afternoon’s adventure. Then we’ll continue to Shamrock Farms in Stanfield for a guided tour of one of the Southwest’s largest family-owned dairies. Hop aboard the iconic cow-spotted tram to see the working farm in action, learn how milk travels from farm to table, and explore
the interactive Welcome Barn exhibits. You’ll even enjoy a complimentary sample of fresh Shamrock milk before we head home. From handcrafted miniature cars to hardworking dairy cows, this day celebrates creativity, craftsmanship, and Arizona pride all wrapped up in the signature fun and fellowship that makes Kindred Tours so special. And speaking of signature fun… share your best cow joke with Casey if you can make him laugh, your ice cream’ s on us. D: NW 7:15 a.m. Phx 7:30 a.m. Scts 7:45 a.m. Mesa 8:15 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Sharlot Hall Museum, Historic Prescott & the Lakes Scenic Drive
April 28rd, Tuesday……...………….……………...$129
Enjoy a beautifully paced day in one of Arizona’s most charming mountain towns, beginning with a visit to the Sharlot Hall Museum, one of the state’s oldest and most engaging history museums. Set on nearly four acres in the heart of Prescott, this thoughtfully curated museum campus brings Arizona’s territorial past to life through historic buildings, immersive exhibits, and personal stories that feel both fascinating and accessible. Founded in 1928 by Sharlot M. Hall Arizona’s first female historian and a passionate preservationist the museum began with the rescue of the original 1864 Territorial Governor’s Mansion. Today, guests can explore preserved homes, a schoolhouse, jail, and gallery spaces that reflect the people, cultures, and daily life of early Arizona. It’s an easy, walkable experience that feels personal, rich in detail, and deeply rooted in place. After our museum visit, we’ll head a few blocks to Prescott’s iconic Whiskey Row for lunch on self. With a wide variety of restaurants to choose from, everyone can find something just right whether you ’re craving Southwestern favorites, classic comfort food, or lighter fare while enjoying time to relax and soak in downtown Prescott’s lively character. We’ll wrap up the day with a scenic driving tour of Prescott’s lakes and Granite Dells, passing the dramatic rock formations surrounding Watson and Willow Lakes. With minimal walking and beautiful views throughout, this relaxed afternoon drive provides the perfect contrast to the morning’s history and the bustle of downtown. With cool mountain air, rich Arizona history, and stunning scenery, this is a true Kindred Tours Classic relaxed, enriching, and wonderfully balanced. D: NW 8 a.m. Phx 7:45 a.m. Scts 7:30 a.m. Mesa 7 a.m. R: 6 p.m.
“Southwest Adventure Series”
Desert to Tall Pines & Bruzzi Vineyard
April 30th, Thursday…………..….…..……..….....$145
Join us for an incredible springtime ride on the seventy-six-mile Desert to Tall Pines Scenic Byway, following Highway 288 from Globe to the tiny town of Young, Arizona. This area, known by cowboys as “the high lonesome,” was made famous by the Pleasant Valley feud of the 1880s an Arizona sheep war between two feuding families, the cattle-herding Grahams and the sheep-herding Tewksburys. Just before the deadly feud, the town of Young was also home to William Young, who established the settlement that still carries his name. Today, the journey to Young is considered one of the most scenic drives in the state, offering spectacular views of Roosevelt Lake and the rugged Sierra Ancha Mountains. In addition to its breathtaking scenery and fascinating history, Young is home to the first winery in Gila County Bruzzi Vineyard. We’ll enjoy a flight of six wines along with a hearty Italian-style sandwich, included. It’ s gonna be fun! D: NW 8 a.m. Phx 8:30 a.m. Scts 8:45 a.m. Mesa 9 a.m. R 6 p.m.
Majestic Morocco
Gallivants 2026
March 10th -21st, 2026…………………………….……..$6699
Music Cities: New Orleans, Memphis & Nashville
March 16th -23rd, 2026………………………………..…$4249
Washington D.C. & Cherry Blossoms
March 23rd -28th, 2026………………...………….$3949
Springtime in Southern California
featuring Temecula Valley Wine Country & The Flower Fields at Carlsbad Ranch
March 30th – April 2nd, 2026 ………..……………………$999
Horseshoe Bend Rafting & Antelope Canyon
April 6th – 8th, 2026 ………..………………………………$799
Normandy, Paris & the Seine River Cruise
April 7th -15th, 2026…….....…………...……Starting at $5895
Monument Valley & Canyon de Chelly
April 13th -15th, 2026 ……………………………………$999
Trail of the Ancients Scenic Byway
featuring Mesa Verde & Chaco Culture National Parks
May 4th -7th, 2026…….... …………………………...……$979
Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel & Niagara Falls
June 3rd -10th, 2026……………..………....…………....$4449
Cape Cod & the Islands
June 13th -19th, 2026………………………………...…..$3775
Alaska: Call of the Wild
July 17th -23rd, 2026………………………………....…..$6175
Majestic Canadian Rockies
July 26th -31st, 2026……………………………….....…..$4349
Nova Scotia & the Canadian Maritimes
August 10th -18th, 2026…………………..……….....…..$4949
Pageant of the Masters: The Greatest of All Time
Featuring the Getty Center
August 10th 13th, 2026 ………………………………...$1199
Yellowstone & the Wild West
August 14th -20th, 2026…………………..……….....…..$4275
West Virginia & Williamsburg
September 17th -24th, 2026……………..……….....…..$4399
Great Canadian Cities
September 16th -24th, 2026……………..……….....…..$4999
Treasures of Ireland
September 22nd -30th, 2026……………..………....…..$4949
New England Rails & Trails
October 3rd -11th, 2026……………..………....………..$4925
Monument Valley & Canyon de Chelly
October 5th -7th, 2026 ……………………………………$999
Las Vegas Lights & Legends
featuring The Wizard of Oz at Sphere and Cirque du Soleil’ s “O”
October 20th -22nd, 2026……………………..…...........$1199
Highlights of Italy’s Amalfi Coast & Rome
October 13th -22th, 2026……………..……………..…..$5199
Thanksgiving in New York City featuring the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade & the Rockettes November 23rd 27th,2026……………..…........$3659
New Orleans Holiday December 1st - 5th, 2026…….………...…....…...$3149
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Takeoff Series”
Look for the arrow! These tours include travel with your Kindred Tours team from your regular pickup location straight through to the destination together as a group the whole way.
Mesa Pickup:
Mesa Doubletree Hilton
1011 W. Holmes Ave Mesa, AZ 82510
This is the Fiesta Mall region, where the Mesa Doubletree Hotel is easily viewed from the U.S. 60/Superstition Freeway. Exit the freeway at Alma School and head north one block to Holmes.
Scottsdale Pickup:
La Quinta Inn & Suites
8888 E. Shea Blvd Scottsdale, AZ 8560
This location can be easily reached via AZ 101/Pima Freeway. Exit the freeway at Shea. The La Quinta Hotel is located at the northeast corner of AZ 101 and Shea
Phoenix Pickup:
Paradise Valley Community Center 17492 N. 40th Street Phoenix, AZ 85032
The Paradise Valley Community Center is located on 40th Street, north of Bell Road. This location can only be used for one-day tours. No overnights. No Late-nights
Northwest Pickup: Kindred Tours
13547 W. Camino Del Sol Sun City West, AZ 85375
Located in the heart of Sun City West at the Sundome Plaza Shopping Center. Have a Great Idea for a Tour?
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Cape Cod & the Islands
June 13th -19th, 2026
$3775 Per Person (Double Occupancy) +$850 (Single Supplement) Includes Roundtrip Airfare Phoenix
with your fellow travelers. (B, D) Overnight: Hyannis/Yarmouth, MA
Day Three: MARTHA’S VINEYARD This morning, enjoy a scenic ferry ride to famous Martha’s Vineyard, where little has changed since European settlers arrived in the early 17th century. The island’s resident population includes writers, artists, entertainers, and fishermen. Your Martha’s Vineyard tour includes the colorful Victorian cottages of Oak Bluffs, Edgartown with its stately houses built by whaling captains, pristine beaches, and colorful yacht harbors. Later, return via ferry and transfer back to your hotel. (B) Overnight: Hyannis/Yarmouth, MA
Day Four: CAPE COD NATIONAL SEASHORE – CRANBERRIES – P’TOWN This morning, travel along the Cape Cod National Seashore, dedicated in 1961 by President John F. Kennedy. The seashore features forty miles of pristine sandy beaches, marshes, ponds, and uplands supporting diverse wildlife, dotted with lighthouses, cultural landscapes, and wild cranberry bogs. Visit a traditional cranberry bog and learn about the harvesting of Cape Cod’ s famous fruit. Later, arrive in Provincetown, located on the tip of Cape Cod and known for its lively artist community, beautiful beaches, great restaurants, and charming shops. Enjoy leisure time to relax, eat, and shop. Late afternoon, return to your Cape Cod hotel. Dinner is included this evening at a popular local restaurant. (B, D) Overnight: Hyannis/Yarmouth, MA
Day Five: NEWPORT, RHODE ISLAND Today, visit Newport, Rhode Island one of New England’s most delightful coastal cities and a longtime favorite vacation destination of affluent socialites and yachting enthusiasts. Enjoy a Newport City Tour and drive by the Touro Synagogue, the oldest synagogue in America, the International Tennis Hall of Fame, and the splendid estates along Bellevue Avenue. Marvel at the extravagant lifestyle of a bygone era with a guided tour of The Breakers Mansion, the Vanderbilt family’s lavishly decorated turn-of-the-century home. Then, follow the famed “Ten-Mile Drive” along the magnificent rocky coastline, which boasts exquisite estates from the early 1900s. (B) Overnight: Hyannis/Yarmouth, MA
Day Six: NANTUCKET ISLAND This morning, board a ferry and cruise to scenic and historic Nantucket Island, featuring a cobblestoned Main Street, unspoiled beaches, sea captains’ houses, and art galleries. Visit the Nantucket Whaling Museum, including its rooftop observation deck overlooking the harbor, and explore exhibits reflecting the island’s history as the whaling capital of the world some 300 years ago. Enjoy free time at your own pace to shop or explore the yacht-filled harbor and waterfront. This afternoon, board a ferry and return to your Cape Cod hotel. Tonight, enjoy a Farewell Dinner featuring a traditional New England Lobster Dinner. (B, D) Overnight: Hyannis/ Yarmouth, MA
Day Seven: CAPE COD – BOSTON – FLIGHT HOME Today, transfer to the Boston airport, filled with wonderful memories of your Cape Cod & the Islands Tour. (B) B = Breakfast | L = Lunch | D = Dinner
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Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel & Niagara Falls
June 3rd -10th, 2026
$4449 Per Person (Double Occupancy)
+$1000 (Single Supplement) Includes Roundtrip Airfare Phoenix
1929 as a living history museum celebrating the American spirit from pioneer days to modern times. This evening, enjoy a Welcome Dinner with your fellow travelers. (B, D) Overnight: Dearborn
Day Three: DEARBORN – MACKINAC ISLAND Today, journey north to Mackinac Island. Your adventure begins with a 16minute ferry ride in the shadow of the Mackinac Bridge. You’ll be greeted by the sights and sounds of the Victorian era, where transportation is by horse-drawn carriage or bicycle. Step back in time for a two-night stay at The Grand Hotel, Mackinac’s finest and most famous resort property. The Grand Hotel provides an elegant dining experience for dinner this evening. (B, D) Overnight: Mackinac Island
Day Four: MACKINAC ISLAND CARRIAGE RIDE – TIME AT LEISURE Begin today with a horse-drawn carriage tour of Mackinac Island. Your private carriage will take you on a scenic tour of the famous West Bluff Victorian homes. Enjoy a free afternoon to explore the quaint town and more of the island. This ideal vacation spot is a paradise of exploration, with incredible natural landmarks, unique shopping, diverse dining, and famous fudge. (B) Overnight: Mackinac Island
Day Five: MACKINAC ISLAND – FRANKENMUTH After breakfast, ride the ferry back to the mainland. Cross the Mighty Mac, one of the world’s longest suspension bridges, and later arrive in Frankenmuth. Enjoy this small city settled by Germans from the Bavarian region, where streets are lined with Bavarian-style shops, including Bronner’s Christmas Wonderland and Frankenmuth River Place. (B) Overnight: Frankenmuth
Day Six: FRANKENMUTH – NIAGARA FALLS Motorcoach into Ontario, Canada, and drive east to Niagara Falls, one of the natural wonders of the world. Enjoy the unique Journey Behind the Falls experience, where you descend 125 feet and explore 130-year-old tunnels carved through the bedrock. Feel the thunderous vibration of the Horseshoe Falls before arriving at the observation deck for an up-close and possibly wet view of the falls. Later, check into your hotel for a twonight stay in Niagara Falls. (B) Overnight: Niagara Falls
Day Seven: NIAGARA FALLS AREA A full day of incredible Niagara Falls area sightseeing awaits as you drive the scenic Niagara Parkway, with stops at the Hydro Floral Clock and a visit to the quaint town of Niagara-on-the-Lake, which sits on Lake Ontario at the mouth of the Niagara River. Stop to experience the White Water Walk, which offers a firsthand look at the Niagara River’s powerful whitewater rapids. Walk along a quarter-mile boardwalk with incredible views that will take your breath away. Later, experience the legendary Niagara Falls Boat Tour for an up-close encounter with the aweinspiring, thundering falls. Other than the falls themselves, this boat excursion is the most famous attraction in the area. The Niagara Falls were created by glacier activity over 10,000 years ago, and the three waterfalls combine to produce the highest flow rate of any waterfall on earth. Tonight, enjoy a Farewell Dinner at the world-famous revolving Skylon Tower, which combines an exhilarating 52-second ride with the awe of seeing Niagara Falls from 775 feet above the mighty falls. (B, D) Overnight: Niagara Falls
Day Eight: NIAGARA FALLS – TORONTO – FLY HOME This morning, travel to the Toronto airport for your flight home. (B)
