2027-28 North America - Mayflower Cruises & Tours

Welcome to Mayflower

Each year, Mayflower Cruises & Tours curates an inspiring collection of journeys showcasing the very best of North America—and our 2027–2028 season is no exception. From scenic railways and majestic national parks to charming coastal towns and vibrant cities, this collection features thoughtfully designed itineraries that highlight the rich diversity of the United States, Canada, and Mexico.

We’re delighted to introduce nine exciting new holidays—each thoughtfully designed to showcase the diverse beauty and character of North America. From Delaware’s elegant mansions and gardens to a journey along the legendary Gunsmoke Trail, uncover the magic of New Mexico’s “Land of Enchantment,” or experience the striking landscapes and rich heritage of the Dakotas. Wherever your interests lead, there’s a perfect Mayflower holiday waiting for you.

Every holiday is crafted with care, blending guided experiences with time to relax and explore. With every detail handled by our expert team, all that’s left for you to do is enjoy the journey.

Discover the Wonders of NORTH AMERICA

The Mayflower DIFFERENCE

At Mayflower Cruises & Tours our travelers’ comfort and satisfaction are of paramount importance. When creating each of our North America holidays we take pride in including the most memorable attractions, touring opportunities and highlights, provided in comfort and to your satisfaction.

Integrity in Each Experience

At Mayflower Cruises & Tours, we believe in delivering a seamless experience from start to finish. From your first inquiry to your return home, every detail is carefully handled to ensure your journey is smooth, stress-free, and unforgettable. Our goal is to exceed your expectations every step of the way—before, during, and after your holiday.

Travel with Confidence

The Mayflower Cruises & Tours staff is dedicated to providing our travelers with the ultimate travel experience. Our staff of industry veterans are working diligently to provide a seamless experience for each of our guests. We are continually educating ourselves on local health and safety regulations and communicating efficiently with our guests to ensure an enjoyable and safe journey. When you travel with Mayflower, you are not just a guest but a part of our family. Our dedicated staff will work attentively to ensure that every detail of your travel experience has been given their utmost attention, creating an unparalleled experience.

Handcrafted Journeys

It is our mission to provide life-enriching-experiences on every Mayflower Cruises & Tours itinerary. To achieve this, we incorporate the knowledge and expertise of our talented staff, and our 48+ years of experience providing exceptional guided travel experiences throughout the world and curating the best of each destination.

Air Arrangements and Transfers

To make your holiday even more convenient, make your airline arrangements with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. The cost of flights booked with us will include all taxes and transfers (when traveling on group dates).

TRAVEL STYLES

find your perfect holiday

Discover the beauty and diversity of North America with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Our expertly crafted travel styles offer unforgettable experiences for every traveler. Journey through breathtaking landscapes on scenic rail adventures, explore the natural wonders of iconic national parks, or cruise along the majestic coastlines of Alaska and the tropical paradise of Hawaii. Witness the vibrant colors of autumn in New England, a truly picture-perfect getaway. Celebrate iconic American traditions by attending special events like the Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta and the dazzling Tournament of Roses Parade. With Mayflower’s attention to detail, comfortable accommodations, and knowledgeable guides, every tour is designed to create lasting memories.

Scenic Rail Journeys

Experience the magic of North America by rail. Ride the legendary Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad through Colorado’s rugged canyons, marvel at the majestic Rockies aboard the luxurious Rocky Mountaineer, and soak in vibrant fall colors on New England’s charming Conway Scenic Railway. Our scenic rail journeys blend comfort, history, and breathtaking views for an unforgettable travel adventure through nature’s most stunning backdrops.

Autumn Foliage Getaways

Celebrate the splendor of fall on one of our acclaimed Autumn Foliage getaways. Witness a kaleidoscope of color across New England, the scenic White Mountains, charming Cape Cod, and the tranquil beauty of the Adirondacks. Venture north to Nova Scotia for coastal charm framed in brilliant hues. These seasonal escapes combine crisp air, vibrant landscapes, and regional charm for an unforgettable journey through the most picturesque destinations of fall.

Explore National Parks

Discover the breathtaking beauty of America’s natural wonders. From the dramatic landscapes of Arches and Zion to the awe-inspiring vastness of the Grand Canyon, each destination offers something unforgettable. Experience the geothermal marvels of Yellowstone, the striking formations of the Badlands, and the towering peaks of Glacier National Park. Every journey is thoughtfully designed to highlight the stunning scenery and distinctive character of these iconic locations.

Historic Tours

Step back in time as we explore the fascinating history of North America. Discover the nation’s heritage at the monuments and memorials of Washington, DC, and follow Boston’s iconic Freedom Trail. Embrace the southern charm of Savannah’s storied streets and ride the historic railways of Colorado’s Old West. These enriching journeys bring America’s past to life through unforgettable experiences and expertly guided exploration.

Holidays and Special Events

Celebrate unforgettable moments with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Stroll through vibrant blooms at Holland’s Tulip Festival, feel the rhythm of New Orleans’ Pre-Mardi Gras parades, and gaze skyward at Albuquerque’s dazzling Balloon Fiesta. Experience the magic of the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade in New York and embrace the holiday spirit with Christmas in charming North Carolina or at Nashville’s festive Opryland Resort. Every event becomes a cherished memory.

Cruise Holidays

Set sail on unforgettable North America cruises and explore the continent from a fresh perspective. Witness brilliant fall foliage on a New England and Canada Autumn Cruise, marvel at glaciers and wildlife along Alaska’s breathtaking Inside Passage, or escape to the tropical paradise of Hawaii’s sun-kissed islands. Each voyage offers spectacular scenery, enriching experiences, and the perfect blend of relaxation, adventure, and discovery on the open seas.

Life-enriching EXPERIENCES

Experience the best of North America with life-enriching holidays that feature expert guides to savoring authentic culinary delights. Enjoy relaxing, one-of-a-kind accommodations that reflect the spirit of each destination. Thoughtfully planned for comfort and connection, these journeys also offer a welcoming environment for solo travelers to explore confidently and enjoy every unforgettable moment.

Expert Tour Managers and Local Guides

Enjoy peace of mind and enriching experiences with the dedicated tour managers and expert local guides on every North America holiday. From start to finish, professional tour managers handle all the details, ensuring a seamless and worry-free journey. Along the way, knowledgeable local guides bring each destination to life with fascinating stories, insider insights, and cultural context—making every moment more meaningful, memorable, and deeply connected to the places you explore.

Amazing Culinary Experiences

While touring with Mayflower Cruises & Tours you can expect to enjoy a combination of regional cuisines, as well as traditional favorites during your included meals. Plus explore destinations and try local favorites at your leisure.

Relaxing and Unique Accommodations

Relax in unforgettable comfort with unique accommodations on each of our holidays. Stay at the legendary Grand Hotel on Mackinac Island, vibrant casino resorts, the iconic Opryland Resort in Nashville, and the historic charm of the Jekyll Island Club Hotel. Experience rustic elegance at Yellowstone National Park Lodges—each stay perfectly chosen to enhance your journey with character, comfort, and memorable surroundings.

Solo Travelers – Guaranteed Share Program

Reduce your travel costs and enjoy the company of a roommate when you take advantage of Mayflower’s Guaranteed Share Traveler Program. You will be paired with another traveler of the same gender at the twin rate. Should a roommate not be available, you’ll enjoy accommodations in a single room and only pay the twin rate! Guaranteed share reservations are available up to 180 days prior to tour departure.

EXPLORATIONS AT YOUR OWN PACE

TOUR ACTIVITY LEVEL

Mayflower Cruises & Tours assigns an activity level to each tour to help travelers choose the right experience. These levels reflect the amount of walking, standing, and physical activity involved. Whether you prefer a relaxed pace or a more active itinerary, there’s an option designed with your comfort in mind.

Level 1: Easy

Designed for a leisurely pace, this itinerary involves minimal walking and light physical activity. Travelers should be comfortable boarding planes, motorcoaches, boats, or ships, and walking short distances to rooms, dining areas, or attractions. Occasional steps or a flight of stairs may be encountered during transfers or sightseeing stops along the way.

Level 2: Relaxed

This tour features light physical activity and shorter travel days. Guests can expect occasional walking—sometimes on slight inclines, stairs, or uneven surfaces like cobblestone. Activities may include relaxed city or nature walks with stops along the way. Travelers should be comfortable boarding the motorcoach and navigating gentle slopes or stairs during daily sightseeing.

find the holiday that fits your lifestyle

Level 3: Moderate

This tour includes a moderate activity level, with 2–3 hours of walking each day and varying daily schedules. Guests should be comfortable with longer walks, stairs, and periods of standing during sightseeing or excursions. Travel days may start early or extend into the evening, and changes in altitude or temperature may occur throughout the journey.

Level 4: Active

This tour features a faster pace with 3–5 hours of walking daily. Guests should be comfortable with longer distances, multiple stairs, uneven terrain, and limited elevator access. Itineraries may include early mornings, full-day excursions, and varying altitudes or temperatures. Expect extended touring days and active sightseeing where motorcoach access is limited, requiring additional walking to explore key attractions.

Level 5: Energetic

This fast-paced tour offers a more physical travel experience, with 4–5 hours of walking daily on uneven surfaces, inclines, and stairs—often in varying weather conditions. Expect long days filled with sightseeing, and limited free time. Touring may involve extended periods of standing and walking to sites where motorcoach access is restricted. Expect some of the experiences to occur during the evening.

Travel Rewards and SPECIAL OFFERS

Take advantage of valuable special offers with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Enjoy savings through our loyalty rewards program, earn referral bonuses when you share the journey, and receive exclusive discounts as a first-time traveler. Book early to unlock additional savings—making every adventure even more rewarding from the very beginning.

Loyalty Rewards

Earn $100 travel credit for each North America Air Holiday you take with Mayflower Cruises & Tours to be used on your next adventure within 16 months of your return. There is no limit on how much you can earn. Plus, if you take multiple tours within a year you can apply all of your earned rewards to your next reservation*. There is no cap on how much savings you can earn or apply!

*Rewards are valid for 16 months from the departure date of your trip. For additional details see page 146.

Referral Rewards

Invite your friends to join the Mayflower Cruises & Tours travel family and earn! Refer as many of your friends, who are NEW to Mayflower, and earn up to $100 savings for each of those who make a reservation. After they book a tour five days or longer and make their deposit, you earn your savings.

First Time Travelers Discount

For those who are new to Mayflower Cruises & Tours, you’ll receive a First-Time Travelers Savings! Earn $50 for each North America Holiday taken.

Early Booking Savings and Airfare Offers

Plan ahead and save with Mayflower Cruises & Tours’ early booking savings—up to $200 per couple—on unforgettable North America holidays. From the vibrant colors of New England autumn getaways and charming Mackinac Island escapes to the wonders of Yellowstone, Chicago Cubs Spring Training, and the breathtaking Red Rocks to the Rockies journey aboard Rocky Mountaineer’s Canyon Spirit, you’ll also enjoy special airfare offers to make your dream vacation even more affordable.

DELAWARE’S

MANSIONS AND GARDENS

featuring Eleutherian Mills, Longwood Gardens and Winterthur

6 DAYS WILMINGTON > WILMINGTON FROM $2,299

Discover Delaware’s rich heritage while exploring du Pont legacy sites including Hagley, Nemours, Longwood Gardens, and Winterthur, alongside historic Dover landmarks. Enjoy botanical beauty at Mount Cuba Center, a “Behind the Scenes” tour at Dover Motor Speedway, and world-class art collections. Guided tours, museums, and dining experiences create an inspiring blend of American history, culture, and gardens.

DAY 1 Arrive in Delaware

Arrive in Wilmington, Delaware today and settle into your conveniently located hotel. Later, meet your Tour Manager and get to know your traveling companions 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Hagley Museum and Mount Cuba Center

The day begins at The Hagley Museum, a U.S. National Historic Landmark District. Before Winterthur, Nemours, Longwood, and other famous du Pont estates, there was Eleutherian Mills, the first du Pont family home in America. A guided tour highlights family artifacts and decorative arts which brings to life 150 years of family history with links to major events from the Louisiana Purchase to the Civil War. Also tour the E.I. du Pont Garden, named for the founder of the DuPont company. This restored French-style garden reflects the original plans drawn by E. I. du Pont in 1804. The Mount Cuba Center is a renowned botanic garden committed to the conservation of native plants and their habitats. The focus here is on research, conservation and history. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 First State Heritage Park and Dover Motor Speedway

This morning, travel to Dover and come to the First State Heritage Park. Learn Delaware’s history at the John Bell House, see the Old State House and walk The Green. Visit the Johnson Victrola Museum and learn about the origin of recorded music. At the Dover Motor Speedway, learn the ins and outs of NASCAR racing and learn why this track is referred to as “The Monster Mile” on a “Behind the Scenes” race track tour where you will ride on the track. Step back in time at the John Dickinson Plantation, boyhood home of this prominent lawyer, politician and signer of the U.S. Constitution. At the Air Mobility Command Museum learn where old airplanes go at this museum dedicated to airlift and air refueling history. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Nemours Estate and Delaware Art Museum

At Nemours Estate, experience the extraordinary 47,000square-foot Mansion. Constructed in 1910 by notable architects Carrère and Hastings, the Mansion was completed in just 18 months and features 77 rooms of remarkable collections that include art, furniture and technology. You will be able to see how the du Ponts worked, played and entertained, and hear the fascinating stories of the staff tasked with running the house. Also, there are 200 acres of stunning French-inspired formal gardens, grounds, and woodlands. Modeled after the gardens at the Palace of Versailles - complete with fountains, mazes, towers, monuments, nature trails, and more - this breathtaking landscape will amaze and inspire you. The focus of the Delaware Art Museum is to connect people to art by offering an inclusive and essential community resource through its collections and programs. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Longwood Gardens and Winterthur Museum and Garden

Begin the day at famed Longwood Gardens, which showcases more than 10,000 species and varieties of plants spread out across more than 1,100 acres of gardens and elaborate horticultural displays. Marvel at this celebrated collection of indoor and outdoor gardens - over two-dozen in total – and enjoy stunning botanical displays, fountain shows, glistening lakes, picturesque meadows and winding woodlands. In the afternoon visit the impressive Winterthur Museum and Garden. The estate houses one of the richest collections of Americana in the nation and was the home of Henry Francis du Pont, Winterthur’s founder and a prominent antiques collector and horticulturist. Explore American history through the spaces, stories, and objects that shaped the nation and discover the enduring influence of colonial American architecture and an unparalleled collection of decorative arts. In the garden, see the highlights from a seat on the garden tram. Learn the history of Winterthur and see what’s in bloom. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

After breakfast your group transfer at 10:00 a.m. takes you to the Wilmington Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Sheraton Suites Downtown, Wilmington, Delaware

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 10 Meals: 5 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend five nights in Wilmington, Delaware

• Visit the Hagley Museum and tour the elegant Eleutherian Mills Estate and the E.I. du Pont Garden, a restored French-style garden

• Visit the botanical garden at the Mount Cuba Center

• Tour the First State Heritage Park including the John Bell House, Old State House and Johnson Victrola Museum

• The “Behind the Scenes” tour at Dover Motor Speedway

• Step back in time at the John Dickinson Plantation and visit the Air Mobility Command Museum

• Tour the beautiful 1910 Nemours Estate and walk the stunning French-inspired formal gardens

• Be inspired at the Delaware Art Museum

• Experience Longwood Gardens showcasing fountain shows, glistening lakes and picturesque meadows

• Visit the impressive Winterthur Museum estate house and take a tram tour through the gardens to see what’s in bloom

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Wilmington.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Wilmington is $299, tax and breakfast included.

CHERRY BLOSSOM TIME

IN OUR NATION’S CAPITAL

featuring Washington, DC and Williamsburg

7 DAYS WASHINGTON DC > WASHINGTON DC FROM $2,699

Experience the beauty and magic of spring at the annual cherry blossom festival. As delicate pink petals blanket the trees, parks and streets transform into a picturesque wonderland, inviting visitors to revel in the fleeting beauty of nature. Join the celebration with traditional food, music, and dance, and witness the stunning cherry blossoms in full bloom. Whether you’re strolling through a tranquil garden or participating in lively festivities, the cherry blossom festival offers a mesmerizing experience that captures the essence of renewal and beauty.

DAY 1 Arrive in Washington, DC

Your tour begins with an included transfer from Washington Reagan National Airport and a welcome dinner at 6:00 p.m. hosted by your Tour Manager. Meal: D

DAY 2 Ford’s Theatre, Petersen House

and Smithsonian’s

Museum of American History

Begin the day at Ford’s Theatre where on April 14, 1865 President Abraham Lincoln was assassinated by John Wilkes Booth. Visit Petersen House, the boarding house where Lincoln died. Later, enjoy time to visit the Smithsonian Institution, the world’s largest museum complex and research organization and composed of 16 museums in Washington, DC. The American History Museum’s collection contains more than three million historical objects including the famed Star-Spangled Banner as well as documents which explore the evolution of the American identity. Meal: B

DAY 3 National Cherry Blossom Parade and Mount Vernon

Enjoy the beauty and aroma of blossoming cherry trees as we view the National Cherry Blossom Parade from reserved seats. Marching down Constitution Avenue, the parade showcases floats, helium balloons, international performance groups and some of the country’s finest marching bands. No tour of colonial America is complete without a stop at Mount Vernon, the expansive estate of George and Martha Washington. Visit the Ford Orientation Center and the Donald W. Reynolds Museum where you will have the chance to experience Washington’s life through movies and exhibitions. Explore his mansion filled with 18th-century treasures and stroll the gardens of this 45-acre estate, taking in the views of the Potomac River from the mansion’s piazza. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Arlington National Cemetery and Washington, DC Touring

Sightseeing in your nation’s capital includes Arlington National Cemetery* and the John F. Kennedy Memorial. See the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier. In the mall area see the FDR, Vietnam and Lincoln Memorials along with the National WWII Memorial. After dinner an Illumination tour of Washington, DC’s mall area highlights the nation’s monuments and memorials bathed in light. Meal: B

DAY 5 Jamestown Settlement

and American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Today features a journey of historic proportions. At Jamestown Settlement, the site of America’s first permanent English

colony, explore life at the dawn of the 17th-century inside the palisade of a re-created colonial fort. Also discover the world of Pocahontas in the Powhatan Indian Village. At the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown learn about the Revolution that led to the establishment of a new nation almost two centuries later. Meal: B

DAY 6 Colonial Williamsburg

In Colonial Williamsburg you stroll streets dating back to the 1700s. Converse with residents playing the roles of their ancestors of more than 200 years ago. Tonight, enjoy a traditional Colonial tavern dinner in Williamsburg. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Washington, DC and Home

Travel to Washington, DC on a group transfer to Washington Reagan National Airport for flights out after 2:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 4 – Sheraton Pentagon City, Arlington, Virginia

Days 5 and 6 – Woodlands Hotel and Suites or Fort Magruder Hotel, Williamsburg, Virginia

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 9 Meals: 6 breakfasts and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights in the Washington, DC area

• Visit Ford’s Theatre, where President Lincoln was shot and see Petersen House

• Visit the Smithsonian Institution’s American History Museum

• Enjoy reserved grandstand seating to the National Cherry Blossom Parade

• Tour Mount Vernon, the expansive estate of George and Martha Washington

• Arlington National Cemetery* and the Changing of the Guard at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier

• Washington, DC touring with a local guide including the U.S. Capitol Visitor Center along with the FDR, Vietnam and Lincoln Memorials

• Visit the National WWII Memorial, dedicated to all who served during World War II

• Experience the Washington, DC National Mall area at night on a panoramic Illumination tour

• Tour Jamestown Settlement, Powhatan Indian Village and visit the American Revolution Museum at Yorktown Museum

• Full day at Colonial Williamsburg, the nation’s largest living history museum

• Traditional Tavern dinner in historic Colonial Williamsburg

NEW YORK CITY STAY

featuring Top of the Rock, Statue of Liberty and a Broadway show

5 DAYS NEW YORK CITY > NEW YORK CITY FROM $2,998

See the best of New York City including a narrated sightseeing tour showcasing iconic landmarks like Wall Street, Battery Park, and the Brooklyn Bridge. See breathtaking views from the Top of the Rock, sail to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty, visit the National September 11 Memorial and enjoy a Broadway show.

DAY 1 Arrive at New York’s LaGuardia Airport

Arrive in New York City today and transfer to your hotel in Manhattan. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. to enjoy a welcome dinner with your traveling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Sightseeing in New York City and Top of the Rock Observation Deck

There is so much to see in this amazing city! After breakfast, a local guide conducts a narrated sightseeing tour of “The Big Apple” including views of the famous museums of history and art, Wall Street and Battery Park, to name just a few. You will also see the Brooklyn Bridge, Carnegie Hall and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Your city tour ends at Rockefeller Center where you climb aboard the elevator to the observation deck located at the “Top of the Rock” for a spectacular panoramic view of Manhattan and New York City. Meal: B

DAY 3 Statue of Liberty Circle Cruise and National September 11 Memorial and Museum

This morning, board your vessel and cruise across New York Harbor to visit Ellis Island and see the Statue of Liberty. This American monument symbolizes the ideals established by the Declaration of Independence. Fascinating exhibits, including the Registry Room, illustrate the path followed by more than 16 million immigrants. This afternoon, pay a stirring visit to the National September 11 Memorial and Museum at the World Trade Center. Here, tribute is paid to those who lost their lives and those whose heroics brought the nation together.

Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Empire State Building and Broadway Show

Begin the day at the famous Empire State Building, a 102-story Art Deco New York skyscraper. Take in the 360° view from the 86th Floor Observatory. Then, enjoy free time to explore New York on your own. Hit the stores in search of gifts for friends and family, visit Central Park or just people watch. Tonight, your reserved seats to a top Broadway Show await. Sit back, relax and enjoy the finest entertainment the nation has to offer. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Return Home

This morning a group transfer to New York’s LaGuardia Airport is available for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 5 – Sheraton Times Square, New York, New York

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 7 Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 2 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights lodging in the heart of New York City

• Narrated tour of New York City including Wall Street, the Brooklyn Bridge, Carnegie Hall and Battery Park with a local guide

• Ride 70 stories up to the Top of the Rockefeller Observation Deck for an incredible view of New York City

• Enjoy a ferry ride to visit Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty

• Visit the Empire State Building, the 102-story Art Deco New York skyscraper

• Enjoy reserved seats to a top smash Broadway show

Call for air rates and schedules for your city to and from New York LaGuardia Airport.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in New York City is $639, breakfast and tax included.

AUTUMN IN THE ADIRONDACKS AND FINGER LAKES

featuring Belhurst Castle, Cooperstown and 1000 Islands Cruise

8 DAYS ROCHESTER > SYRACUSE FROM $3,199

Autumn is an exciting time to visit New York’s Adirondacks and Finger Lakes region. Tour the picturesque Sonnenberg Gardens and have lunch in beautiful Belhurst Castle. Learn the history of our nation’s pastime, baseball in Cooperstown and enjoy a narrated lunch cruise on scenic Lake George. Explore the 1000 Islands of the St. Lawrence River on a cruise to historic Dark Island, home to Singer Castle.

DAY 1 Travel to New York State

Arrive in Rochester and transfer to your hotel. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Sonnenberg Gardens and Belhurst Castle

This morning, visit Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion State Historic Park. One of the nation’s most extensively preserved Victoria-era country estates, this 50-acre site features a historic mansion, greenhouse and both formal and informal gardens. Then it’s off to Geneva overlooking beautiful Seneca Lake at the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Here, you will visit the spectacular Belhurst Castle and enjoy a delicious lunch served in this truly beautiful and unique atmosphere. Later, you will arrive at Turning Stone Casino Resort, your home for the next two nights. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Cooperstown’s Baseball

Hall of Fame and the Fenimore Farm

Travel today to Cooperstown, home of the National Baseball Hall of Fame. Discover one-of-a-kind artifacts and get lost in sweeping exhibitions that explore pivotal moments in the game and its impact far beyond the field. Learn about the players that have been immortalized here and have inspired generations as pioneers and builders of baseball’s dynasties. Hear the stories that explore the game on the field, its legendary contributors and baseball’s impact of American culture. Then stop at historic Fenimore Farm and Country Village for a look at a working farm recreating rural life from the 19th century. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Adirondack Experience and The Chapman Museum

This morning travel into Adirondack Park to Blue Mountain Lake. Here, visit the Adirondack Experience with its more than 20 buildings overlooking scenic Blue Mountain Lake. Step into the rich history of the region as you browse the museum, row an authentic guide boat, break up a logjam or even climb a classic ADK fire tower. Then stop at the Chapman Historical Museum featuring historical artifacts depicting life in Glens Falls during the late 19th century. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Lake George Lunch Cruise and Saratoga Springs

The day begins on the water with a narrated lunch cruise on beautiful Lake George. Experience the lake’s best views as you sail north past the Lake George Club to see the stately Sagamore Hotel. Sail past Dome Island, a wildlife refuge and Speaker Heck Island, where bald eagles have nested for years. Relax and enjoy the rich autumn colors and fabulous scenery. Then we are off to the historic town of Saratoga Springs. Here, a local guide joins you for a tour of this unique upstate town. See the Historic Saratoga Springs Race Track, once a stomping ground of New York’s rich and famous, along with the homes district and Spa Park. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Lake Placid and Beautiful Adirondack Park

Travel north into Adirondack Park to scenic Lake Placid. Here, a local guide will take you through the home of the 1932 and 1980 Winter Olympics, Lake Placid. After an included lunch, travel through Adirondack Park for beautiful scenery on your way to the High Peaks region. There are breathtaking views of New York State’s highest mountains in autumn color. Meal: B

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 4 dinners

• Roundtrip airport transfers

• Visit Sonnenberg Gardens and Mansion State Historic Park, one of the nation’s most extensively preserved Victoria-era country estates

• Enjoy lunch at the spectacular Belhurst Castle overlooking beautiful Seneca Lake at the heart of the Finger Lakes region

• Spend two nights at the beautiful Turning Stone Casino resort

• Tour the National Baseball Hall of Fame at Cooperstown and explore the one-of-a-kind artifacts, exhibitions and learn about the players that have been immortalized here and inspired generations

• Visit Fenimore Farm and Country Village for a look at rural life during the 19th century

• Tour the Adirondack Experience with more than 20 buildings overlooking beautiful Blue Mountain Lake

• Visit the Chapman Historical Museum which depicts life in the region during the late 19th century

• Enjoy a narrated lunch cruise on beautiful Lake George

• Tour Saratoga Springs with a local guide and see the famed Race Track

• Experience the town of Lake Placid with a local guide, site of two Winter Olympics

• Sail along the St. Lawrence River on a 1000 Islands lunch cruise and visit Singer Castle

• Visit the Antique Boat Museum, with its impressive collection and river history

AUTUMN IN THE ADIRONDACKS AND FINGER LAKES

DAY 7 1000 Island Cruise and Singer Castle

Enjoy a leisurely narrated cruise through the 1000 Islands region of the St. Lawrence River while your guide shares historic, environmental and seaway facts. A stop is made at Dark Island for a one-hour walking tour of Singer Castle. Originally built as a hunting lodge by the president of the Singer Sewing Machine Company, Commodore Bourne, the castle became a religious retreat before being opened to public tours and is rumored to be haunted.

This afternoon, visit the Antique Boat Museum where its collection evokes the nostalgia of days gone by along the St. Lawrence Seaway. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 8 Return Home

This morning a group transfer to the Syracuse Hancock International Airport is available for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Holiday Inn & Suites Marketplace, Rochester, New York

Days 2 and 3 – Turning Stone Casino Resort, Verona, New York

Days 4 and 5 – Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Glens Falls, New York

Days 6 and 7 – Fairfield Inn by Marriott, Watertown, New York

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Rochester and from Syracuse.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Rochester is $379, tax and breakfast included.

WESTERN NEW YORK EXPLORER

featuring Niagara Falls, Lucy-Desi and the Finger Lakes

8 DAYS BUFFALO > BUFFALO FROM $3,299

Journey through the heart of Western New York on an 8-day adventure that blends natural wonders, architectural gems, and cultural icons. From the roaring power of Niagara Falls and scenic Lake Erie vistas to the innovative genius of Frank Lloyd Wright’s masterpieces, this tour offers rich history, hands-on arts & crafts, comedic legends, and local flavor. Perfect for curious travelers seeking a mix of immersive experiences and leisurely discovery.

Glassblowing demonstration at the Corning Museum of Glass

DAY 1 Fly to New York

Arrive in Buffalo and transfer to your hotel. Tonight, meet your Tour Manager and traveling companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner at the famed Anchor Bar, home of the original Buffalo Wing. Meal: D

DAY 2 Double Decker Bus Tour,

Martin House and Roycroft Campus

Begin the day aboard the Buffalo Double Decker Bus for the Best of Buffalo Tour. Learn all the hidden stories of the “Queen City” from the Naval and Military Park to Millionaire’s Row. See Buffalo’s notorious Canal District, learn how Buffalo got its name and discover the secrets of the downtown architecture. Then, tour the extraordinary Martin House, the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed National Historic Landmark. See how architecture, landscape and the collection of art glass and furnishing form a complete work of genius. At the historic Roycroft Campus you will tour the museum and learn about the origins of the Arts and Crafts movement. You will experience a printing press demonstration and create your own print followed by a book binding lesson where you will make a fauxleather journal. Dinner is at the beautiful Roycroft Inn. Opened in 1905, the Roycroft boasts a timeless Roycroft artisan style of architecture and is designated a National Historic Landmark. Enjoy fine dining with an artisan-inspired menu in a historic Arts and Crafts setting. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Niagara Falls, the Maid of the Mist and the Cave of the Winds

This morning, travel to the oldest state park in the country, the Niagara Falls State Park. Climb aboard the famed Maid of the Mist for a thrilling boat ride to the foot of the Falls. Feel up-close the power and majesty of Niagara Falls from this remarkable vantage point. You will also experience the breathtaking Cave of the Winds adventure. Venture out onto the Hurricane Deck and get closer to this natural wonder than you ever imagined. Is it mist from the Falls or tears of joy? It may be a little of both. Back in Buffalo, visit the Theodore Roosevelt Inaugural Site and learn about one of the most unexpected moments in American history, the moment he was sworn into office upon the death of President McKinley. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Frank Lloyd Wright’s Graycliff and Lucy’s Jamestown

Begin the day with a narrated tour of Graycliff, the summer home of Isabelle and Darwin Martin designed by Frank Lloyd Wright and site high above Lake Erie. Then travel to Jamestown, the hometown of Lucile Ball. Start at the National Comedy Center to learn the story of comedy in America. The Lucy Desi Museum salutes the “First Couple of Comedy” and is filled with original costumes, awards, photographs and even Lucy’s 1972 gold Mercedes. See re-creations of Lucy and Ricky’s New York City apartment, their Hollywood hotel suite and the interactive “Vitameatavegmin” set and a dazzling collection of the show’s Emmy Awards. Tonight, in the re-creation of Ricky Ricardo’s Manhattan Tropicana Room, you will enjoy a delicious, themed dinner while watching an episode of I Love Lucy, a must for any fan! Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Lucy Town Tour and Corning Museum of Glass

This morning a local guide conducts a tour of Lucy’s Jamestown to see the places of significance to Lucille Ball. You will see the house where she was born, the home she grew up in as well as the cemetery where she and her family rest. Later, come to the incredible Corning Museum of Glass. Founded in 1951, the Corning Museum of Glass contains over 40,000 objects representing 3,500 years of glass and glassmaking

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Narrated Buffalo Double Decker Bus tour and tour the Frank Lloyd Wright-designed Martin House

• Dinner at the Anchor Bar, home of the original Buffalo Wing

• Visit Roycroft Campus, the origins of the Arts and Crafts movement and enjoy dinner at the Roycroft Inn

• Ride the Maid of the Mist to the foot of Niagara Falls and the Cave of the Winds experience

• Tour Graycliff, a Lake Erie summer home designed by Frank Lloyd Wright

• Visit the National Comedy Center, tour The Lucy Desi Museum and enjoy dinner in Ricky Ricardo’s Manhattan Tropicana Room

• Tour the Corning Museum of Glass, see a live glassblowing demonstration and create your own glass suncatcher

• Visit Ganondagan and the impressive Seneca Bark Longhouse and have lunch at the spectacular Belhurst Castle

• Shopping at Windmill Farm & Craft Market and the Made in America Store

• Farewell dinner at Chef’s Restaurant featuring their signature Spaghetti Parm

from Egyptian to 20th century, as well as live glassblowing demonstrations in this world-class museum. Create and take home your very own glass suncatcher. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Ganondagan Historic Site and Belhurst Castle

Begin the day at Ganondagan, the original site of the 17th century Seneca town to learn the history of the Seneca people. Learn about their contributions of art, culture and society as well as their fully furnished Seneca Bark Longhouse.

WESTERN NEW YORK EXPLORER

Overlooking beautiful Seneca Lake, Geneva is at the heart of the Finger Lakes region. Here, you will visit the spectacular Belhurst Castle and enjoy a delicious lunch served in this truly beautiful and unique atmosphere. Later, you will return to your hotel. Meals: B, L

DAY 7 Windmill Farm & Craft Market

and Made in America

Store

Spend some time shopping this morning at the Windmill Farm & Craft Market. Browse the numerous shops where vendors offer hand crafted items, tasty treats, gifts and collectibles. There is also local produce, baked goods and numerous restaurants. Then, stop at the unique Made in America Store where everything for sale is American-made. You will have time to freshen up at the hotel before your farewell dinner at a Buffalo favorite, Chef’s Restaurant.

Serving Italian cuisine for over 100 years featuring their signature Spaghetti Parm, world famous sauce and homemade bread. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Travel Home

Following breakfast, a group transfer departs to the Buffalo Niagara International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 3 – Hampton Inn Downtown, Buffalo, New York Day 4 – DoubleTree Hotel, Jamestown, New York Days 5 and 6 – Hampton Inn, Painted Post, New York Day 7 – Hampton Inn Airport, Buffalo, New York

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Buffalo.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Buffalo before the tour is $349 and in Buffalo after the tour is $299, tax and breakfast included.

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AUTUMN IN NEW ENGLAND AND CAPE COD

featuring Martha’s Vineyard, Plymouth and Old Sturbridge Village

9 DAYS PORTLAND > BOSTON FROM $4,579

There is nothing like New England and Cape Cod during autumn foliage. Join us to enjoy the best of the Cape with a three-night stay. Experience the history of Massachusetts at Plimoth Grist Mill Plantation and the Mayflower II. Enjoy the excitement of a whale-watching cruise. See the monumental mansions of Rhode Island, historic Portland, the gingerbread cottages of Martha’s Vineyard and the history of Old Sturbridge Village.

DAY 1 Arrive in Maine

Arrive in Portland, Maine with an included transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager and fellow travelers in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 North Conway Scenic Railroad

Travel west today into New Hampshire’s White Mountains. In North Conway, board the North Conway Scenic Railroad. You will enjoy the Mt. Washington Valley countryside and relive part of railroad history when the first train traveled through this region over 135 years ago. Then, travel the Kancamagus Scenic Byway as it follows a beautiful path through the White Mountains. It is one of the world’s most spectacular fall-foliage trips and meanders through vast forests, old logging roads and Indian hunting paths. Then, return to Portland. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Kennebunkport, Nubble Lighthouse

and Boston City

Tour

Travel down the coast today and make a stop at Kennebunkport, one of Maine’s coastal jewels and the summer home to many of America’s rich and famous. Then stop at Cape Neddick to see the 1879 Nubble Lighthouse. Built on a tiny, off-shore island, Nubble features a Victorian keeper’s house with gingerbread trim. In Boston, over 350 years of history await you on a sightseeing tour of the city’s historic Freedom Trail. See Boston Common, America’s oldest park, Park Street Church, founded in 1809 and the Old Corner Bookstore, home to the 19th-century publishers Ticknor and Fields. Enjoy dinner in Boston before heading to Plymouth. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Plimoth Patuxet, Plimouth Grist Mill and the Mayflower II

Begin the day at Plimoth Patuxet. This living history museum interprets the 17th-century Plymouth Colony established by the Pilgrims. Costumed inhabitants will show you colony life during the period through cooking, planting and blacksmithing. Located in historic downtown Plymouth, visit the Plimoth Grist Mill, a reconstruction of the first mill built by the Pilgrims in Plymouth Colony found on the same site in 1636, using the water source of Town Brooke as the power. You will also climb aboard the impressive Mayflower II, a reproduction of the 17thcentury vessel and make a stop at Plymouth Rock, the historic site of the first landing. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Newport Sightseeing and the Mansions

Entering the smallest New England state, arrive in Newport, Rhode Island. A local guide shows you this fascinating seaport. Famous not only for its maritime history and scenic ten-mile long Ocean Drive, Newport houses some fabulous summer homes built here during America’s glamorous “Gilded Age.”

Visit Vanderbilt’s Breakers Mansion and the impressive Marble House to get a glimpse of how America’s most elite families lived at the turn of the century. Then, journey out on to New England’s famed Cape Cod. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Martha’s Vineyard

This morning, ferry to the resort island of Martha’s Vineyard, a playground for many rich and famous, including former President Clinton. The island’s coast has astounding cliffs at Aquinnah with spectacular shoreline views. Visit the villages of Edgartown and Oak Bluffs and see the gingerbread cottages. Meals: B, D

MASSACHUSETTS

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 6 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in Portland, Maine

• Ride the Conway Scenic Railroad in the White Mountains and travel the Kancamagus Scenic Byway

• Visit the coastal jewel of Kennebunkport and stop at quaint Nubble Lighthouse

• Narrated city tour of Boston with a local guide including the Freedom Trail and Boston Common

• Learn about the life and time of the Pilgrims at the 17th-century Plimoth Patuxet and visit the Plimouth Grist Mill

• Climb aboard the Mayflower II and see Plymouth Rock

• Guided tour of Newport, Rhode Island, a fascinating seaport famous for its maritime history

• Visit the Vanderbilt’s Breakers mansion and Marble House, a testament to America’s glamorous “Gilded Age”

• Enjoy a delicious New England lobster dinner on Cape Cod

• Take the ferry to the resort island of Martha’s Vineyard with its astounding cliffs at Aquinnah and quaint gingerbread houses of Oak Bluffs

• Travel through the quaint towns en route to Provincetown

• Experience an exciting Whale Watching Cruise to the Stellwagen Bank feeding grounds

• Tour Old Sturbridge Village, a 200-acre living history museum recreating life in rural New England during the 1790s

AUTUMN IN NEW ENGLAND AND CAPE COD

DAY 7 Provincetown and Whale Watching Cruise

Travel through towns such as Harwich with its miles of sandy beaches and lush cranberry bogs, Orleans with the natural beauty of its forests to the once bustling whaling town of Provincetown, rich in Pilgrim and American history. Here, climb aboard your seagoing vessel for an exciting whale watching excursion. Head out to Stellwagen Bank, a marine sanctuary and primary feeding grounds for humpback, finback and the endangered right whales. Be sure to dress warm to enjoy this exciting adventure on the water. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Old Sturbridge Village

In the town Sturbridge, Massachusetts sits Old Sturbridge Village. The day is dedicated to this 200-acre living history

museum which recreates life in rural New England during the 1790s through 1830s period. Later continue to your hotel to gather for a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

After breakfast, your group transfer brings you to Boston’s Logan Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Hilton Garden Inn, Portland, Maine

Days 3 and 4 – Cambria Hotel and Suites, Plymouth, Massachusetts

Days 5 through 7– Margaritaville Resort, Hyannis, Massachusetts

Day 8 – Marriott Boston, Quincy, Massachusetts

FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to Portland and from Boston.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Portland is $299, tax and breakfast included.

NEW ENGLAND AND CANADA AUTUMN CRUISING

featuring Boston, Portland and Canada’s Maritimes

9 DAYS BOSTON > BOSTON FROM $2,399

Coastal scenery, historic ports of call and the excitement of Halifax to Boston await on a cruise to Canada and New England during the beautiful autumn foliage season.

DAY 1 Arrive in Boston

Arrive in Boston, Massachusetts with an included transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Boston City Tour and Board the Norwegian Breakaway

Begin the day by learning the history of this colonial city.

A local guide shows you Boston’s Freedom Trail including Boston Common, America’s oldest public park; Park Street Church, founded in 1809 and the Old Corner Bookstore, home to 19th-century publishers Ticknor and Fields. Stop at Faneuil Hall for an on own lunch before boarding Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Norwegian Breakaway and set sail for New England and Canada’s Maritime provinces. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Day at Sea

A full day at sea today to get acquainted with your floating resort, the Norwegian Breakaway. Explore the vessel and take in the spectacular scenery of the New England coast. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 4 Eastport, Maine

Welcome to Eastport, a charming seaside town known for its dramatic Bay of Fundy tides, rich maritime history and vibrant art scene. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL

include a historic walking tour, whale watching tour and cruise to Campobello Island, home to Franklin Roosevelt’s summer home. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 5 Saint John, New Brunswick

Located on the Bay of Fundy, Saint John is home to the highest tides in the world, with a billion tons of water moving in and out of the bay twice a day. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include a visit to the impressive Hopewell Rocks or a tour of Saint John including the incredible reversing waterfall (seasonal). Meals: B, L, D

DAY 6 Day at Sea

Another full day at sea to enjoy the many amenities the Norwegian Breakaway has to offer while making your way back to Boston. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 7 Halifax, Nova Scotia

In Halifax, you’ll find the perfect blend of big city excitement, small town charm and natural pristine beauty. There’s plenty to see and do in Halifax. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include exploring the vibrant shopping districts, impressive galleries and museums, historic sites and colorful gardens. Also offered is the picturesque Peggy’s Cove, often called the world’s most beautiful fishing village. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 8 Portland, Maine

The over 300-year-old city of Portland, Maine, offers big city excitement with small town charm. Rich with history and

culture, this picturesque city features cobblestone streets lined with Victorian-era buildings, a vibrant waterfront, one-ofa-kind shops and galleries, historical homes and museums.

*Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include a visit to Kennebunkport or the Portland Head Light, one of three prominent lighthouses in the area. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

The Norwegian Breakaway sails into Boston where a group transfer to Boston’s Logan Airport has been arranged for flights departing after 2:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

CRUISE AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hilton Boston Park Plaza, Boston, Massachusetts

Days 2 through 8 – Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Norwegian Breakaway

• 22 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 8 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend one night in Boston with a narrated city tour and welcome dinner

• Experience an exciting seven-day cruise aboard Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Norwegian Breakaway

• Call at Eastport, Maine, a charming seaside town known for its dramatic tides

• Visit Saint John, New Brunswick, home to the amazing reversing waterfall

• Call at Halifax, Nova Scotia, one of the most beautiful capital cities in the world with its natural pristine beauty

• Visit Portland, Maine, featuring Victoria-era buildings and vibrant waterfront

NEW ENGLAND RAILS AND SAILS

featuring Three Rail Excursions and Three Scenic Cruises

9 DAYS BOSTON > BOSTON FROM $4,549

Tour New England by rail and sail during autumn’s splendor by taking three exciting rail excursions and three fun-filled New England cruises. Also, travel the beautiful Kancamagus Highway through the White Mountains and spend two nights at Foxwoods Resort and Casino. As you tour New England by train, its wonderful amazing natural beauty will delight your senses.

DAY 1 Arrive in Boston

Arrive in Boston, Massachusetts with an included transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Boston and Kennebunkport, Maine

Begin the day with a sightseeing tour of historic Boston including the Freedom Trail and the Public Garden. Then, travel up the coast and stop at Kennebunkport, one of Maine’s coastal jewels and the summer home to many of America’s rich and famous, before continuing to the seaside town of Portland, Maine. Rich in history and culture, Portland boasts a vibrant waterfront with one-of-a-kind shops, galleries and restaurants. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad and Casco Bay Voyage

Begin the day at the Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad for a short 1.5 mile-long ride. Dedicated to Maine’s history, the two-foot wide narrow gauge railroad system was essential in navigating the state’s hills and forests. Later, Maine’s rocky shoreline and wooded islands come into view on a scenic voyage on Inner Casco Bay. Sail past lovely Victorian cottages dotted along Little and Great Diamond Islands as you watch for wildlife and local fishing fleets on Portland’s iconic ferry service. Later, make a stop at the historic Portland Head Light. Meal: B

DAY 4 New Hampshire’s White Mountains

and North Conway Scenic Railroad

Leave the coast today and travel west into New Hampshire’s White Mountains. In North Conway, board the North Conway Scenic Railroad.

You will enjoy the Mt. Washington Valley countryside and relive part of railroad history when the first train traveled through this region over 135 years ago. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Kancamagus Scenic Byway and Quechee Gorge

Begin the day by traveling the Kancamagus Scenic Byway as it follows a beautiful path through the White Mountains. It is one of the world’s most spectacular fall-foliage trips and meanders through vast forests, old logging roads and Indian hunting paths. Cross into Vermont and stop at Quechee Gorge to view the spectacular scenery of the area before arriving at your hotel for the night. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Mystic Seaport and Foxwoods Resort Casino

Spend the day at Mystic Seaport “The Museum of America and the Sea.” Here, history comes alive as you walk the bustling street of a 19th-century seafaring village and talk with the many costumed characters. Watch boat-builders, riggers and lumbermen hard at work in the preservation shipyard and visit the nation’s leading maritime art gallery. Later, come to the incredible Foxwoods Resort Casino, your home for the next two nights. Meal: B

DAY 7 The Essex Steam Train and Riverboat Becky Thatcher

The Valley Railroad Company operates the coalfired locomotives of the Essex Steam Train. Be swept away by the hiss of the steam and the blast of the whistle as you pass through some of the most beautiful country in the state. See forests and streams, beautiful vistas and nostalgic towns. At Deep River Landing, you board the Riverboat Becky Thatcher for a relaxing trip up the Connecticut River, before returning to Foxwoods. Meals: B, L

Kancamagus Scenic Byway

Quechee Gorge

VERMONT

MASSACHUSETTS

CONNECTICUT

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Experience Three New England Trains:

• Maine Narrow Gauge Railroad

• Conway Scenic Railroad

• Essex Steam Train

• And Three New England Cruises:

• Cruise Portland’s Casco Bay

• Becky Thatcher Riverboat Cruise

• Captain John Whale Watching Cruise

• Panoramic city tour of Boston with a local guide including the Freedom Trail

• Visit Kennebunkport, one of Maine’s coastal jewels

• Spend one night in the mountain town of North Conway

• Travel the Kancamagus Scenic Byway through the White Mountains on a spectacular fall-foliage trip

• See Quechee Gorge State Park, Vermont’s “Little Grand Canyon”

• Visit Mystic Seaport, “The Museum of America and the Sea”

• Spend two nights at the incredible Foxwoods Resort Casino

DAY 8 Plymouth Rock and Whale Watching Cruise

Today pass through the state of Rhode Island, famous for its maritime history. In Plymouth, Massachusetts climb aboard your sea going vessel for a whale watching excursion. This naturalist guide-led cruise sails out to Cape Cod Bay and Stellwagen Bank, a marine sanctuary and primary feeding ground for humpback, finback, minke and the endangered right whales.

NEW ENGLAND RAILS AND SAILS

Pay a visit to Plymouth Rock where our forefathers first settled on American soil. Tonight, gather for a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

This morning, take the group transfer to Boston’s Logan Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hilton Boston Park Plaza, Boston, Massachusetts

Days 2 and 3 – Fairfield Inn, Scarborough, Maine

Day 4 – Grand Summit Hotel, Attitash or Fairfield Inn, North Conway, New Hampshire

Day 5 – Sheridan Monarch Place, Springfield, Massachusetts

Days 6 and 7 – Foxwoods Resort Casino, Mashantucket, Connecticut

Day 8 – Marriott Boston Quincy, Quincy, Massachusetts

FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities when booked by October 31, 2026. Call for air schedules from your city to and from Boston.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Boston is $679, tax and breakfast included.

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HOLLAND TULIP FESTIVAL

featuring Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel

8 DAYS CHICAGO > DETROIT/CHICAGO FROM $3,649

Celebrate spring at Holland, Michigan’s Tulip Time Festival! This award-winning, eight-day event showcases millions of tulips, lively parades, Dutch traditions, and family fun. Enjoy colorful floats, dancers, and photo-worthy blooms in a vibrant celebration of culture and springtime beauty.

DAY 1 Arrive in Chicago

Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for suggestions on dining this evening.

DAY 2 Chicago Sightseeing and Travel to Michigan

After breakfast, you’ll begin the day with a panoramic tour of downtown Chicago with a local guide. Later, depart for Michigan and arrive in Holland at the height of their annual Tulip Festival. You’ll visit Veldheer-DeKlomp Tulip Gardens, Holland’s only tulip farm ablaze with acres of tulips in brilliant color in a Dutch setting of windmills, drawbridges and canals. You may also wish to shop for Delftware, the famous Dutch pottery or be fitted for a pair of wooden shoes. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Holland Tulip Festival

This morning, return to Holland and visit famous Windmill Island to see “De Zwaan,” an over 200-year old working windmill. Also visit a miniature Netherlands Village, a candlemaking shop and an antique carousel with hand carved wooden horses and beautiful paintings. You will have time available to explore Holland on your own.

This afternoon you have reserved seating at the Quality Car Wash Volksparade (people’s parade), that features high school marching bands and floats in a festive atmosphere. Meal: B

DAY 4 Arrive on Mackinac Island

Today, ferry to Mackinac Island, a picturesque spot in Lake Huron that still preserves the charm of a bygone era. No automobiles are permitted and nothing intrudes on the serenity and natural beauty of the Island. Upon arrival, tour via horsedrawn carriage. Take a step back in time as you enjoy the atmosphere of this unique treasure. At the end of the tour, the carriage brings you to the crown jewel of Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel. The world’s largest summer hotel, it was built in 1897 and is your home for the next two nights. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Explore Mackinac Island

You will have the entire day at leisure on Mackinac Island. Browse the many shops, visit historic Fort Mackinac or rent bikes and pedal along the coast of Lake Huron. “The Grand” is a venerable island institution and the perfect place to enjoy a stroll in the beautifully landscaped gardens or afternoon tea. Don’t forget to sample some world-famous Mackinac Island fudge! Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Traveling in The Great Lakes State

Leave Mackinac Island today and travel through the Great Lakes State. Michigan has the unique distinction of being surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes. Your destination is Dearborn, the heartland of the Ford Motor Company. Meal: B

DAY 7 Ford River Rouge Factory Tour and Greenfield Village

This morning, go behind the scenes at the world’s largest automotive complex as you watch the Ford F150 pickup truck being built on a Ford Motor Company factory tour. This afternoon visit Greenfield Village, known as “America’s Hometown.” The village features over 80 acres of history, Model T rides and artisan crafts. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Journey Home

Your journey ends with a group transfer to Detroit Metropolitan Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. or Chicago’s O’Hare Airport for flights after out 5:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Embassy Suites Magnificent Mile, Chicago, Illinois

Days 2 and 3 – DoubleTree Hotel, Grand Rapids, Michigan

Days 4 and 5 – Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan

Days 6 and 7 – DoubleTree Hotel, Dearborn, Michigan

ILLINOIS

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 11 Meals: 7 breakfasts and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend one night in downtown Chicago with a guided panoramic sightseeing tour of the “Windy City”

• Attend the annual Tulip Festival in Holland, steeped in the area’s rich Dutch heritage

• Visit Veldheer-DeKlomp Tulip Gardens, ablaze with acres of brilliant color in a Dutch setting

• Attend the Quality Car Wash Volksparade (people’s parade) featuring high school marching bands and floats in a festive atmosphere

• Spend two nights at the Grand Hotel, the crown jewel of Mackinac Island

• Explore the charm of a bygone era on Mackinac Island

• Tour Mackinac Island via a horse-drawn carriage en route to the hotel

• Take the River Rouge Ford Factory Tour to see the F150 pickup truck being built

• Visit Greenfield Village, also known as “America’s Hometown”

$249 PER PERSON AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to Chicago and from Detroit or Chicago. Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Chicago is $429 in 2027 or $469 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

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MACKINAC ISLAND

AND THE GRAND HOTEL

featuring the Agawa Canyon Autumn Foliage Train

9 DAYS CHICAGO > DETROIT/CHICAGO FROM $4,299

Relax and enjoy the carefree lifestyle of Mackinac Island in Autumn. Ride the Algoma Central Railway into Agawa Canyon, visit the heart of the Ford Motor Company in Dearborn and spend two nights at the crown jewel of Michigan, the Grand Hotel.

DAY 1 Arrive in Chicago

Chicago is America’s third largest city and boasts a friendly, Midwest atmosphere. For those arriving early, your hotel is close to the Lake Michigan waterfront. Visit one of Chicago’s great museums or stroll along the “Magnificent Mile.” Your Tour Manager is available in the lobby at 6:00 p.m. to offer suggestions for dining this evening.

DAY 2 Chicago to Michigan

This morning, begin the day with a panoramic tour of downtown Chicago with a local guide. Leave the big city behind for charming Traverse City, Michigan, known for its sparkling beaches, unique shops and cherry orchards. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Sleeping Bear Dunes Touring

Begin your day exploring Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore that was named for an Indian legend. These expansive golden dunes stretch for more than 35 miles along the twinkling blue waters of Lake Michigan. A local guide tells the history and lore of the area including the peninsula and lighthouse.

The observation deck at the Lake Michigan Overlook is about 450 feet above the lake and the Pierce Stocking Scenic Drive is dotted with lookouts and covered bridges. Meal: B

DAY 4 Agawa Canyon Autumn Foliage Train

Board the Algoma Central Railway for a spectacular train ride through scenic Agawa Canyon during autumn foliage time. This all-day adventure takes you past massive rock formations, through thick forests of maple and birch and over pristine streams and lakes as you wind your way to Agawa Canyon. Explore the Agawa River and its waterfalls on the valley floor before returning to your hotel. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Mackinac Island’s Grand Hotel

A trip to Mackinac Island is a like a trip back in time. From its bluff cottages to its quaint horse-drawn carriages (no cars are allowed on the island), this peaceful resort island offers a glimpse into life during a simpler and more genteel era. Upon arrival, tour the Island via horse-drawn carriage and step back in time as you enjoy the atmosphere of this unique treasure. At the end of the tour, the carriage brings you to the crown jewel of Mackinac Island, the Grand Hotel, the world’s largest summer hotel, built in 1897, and your home for the next two nights.

Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Explore Mackinac Island

You will have the entire day at leisure on Mackinac Island. Browse the many shops, visit historic Fort Mackinac or rent bikes and peddle along the coast of Lake Huron.

“The Grand” is a venerable island institution and the perfect place to enjoy a stroll in the landscaped gardens or enjoy afternoon tea. Don’t forget to sample the world-famous Mackinac Island fudge! Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Traveling in the Great Lakes State

Leave Mackinac Island today and travel through the Great Lakes State. Michigan has the unique distinction of being surrounded by four of the five Great Lakes. Your destination is Dearborn, the heartland of the Ford Motor Company. Meal: B

DAY 8 Ford River Rouge Factory Tour

and The Henry Ford Museum

This morning, you go behind the scenes at the world’s largest automotive complex as you watch the Ford F150 pickup truck being built on a Ford Motor Company factory tour. This afternoon you visit The Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation, often called “the attic.” Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Journey Home

Your journey ends with a group transfer to Detroit Metropolitan Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. or Chicago O’Hare Airport for flights after 5:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Embassy Suites Magnificent Mile, Chicago, Illinois

Day 2 – Country Inn, Traverse City, Michigan

Days 3 and 4 – Hotel Ojibway, Sault Ste Marie, Michigan

Days 5 and 6 – Grand Hotel, Mackinac Island, Michigan

Days 7 and 8 – DoubleTree Hotel, Dearborn, Michigan

ILLINOIS

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 13 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Guided panoramic sightseeing tour of Chicago, the “Windy City”

• Explore Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore where the expansive dunes stretch for more than 35 miles

• Embark on a narrated rail excursion through scenic Agawa Canyon during autumn foliage time

• Spend two nights at the Grand Hotel, the crown jewel of Mackinac Island

• Explore the charm of a bygone era on Mackinac Island and enjoy free time

• Tour Mackinac Island via a horse-drawn carriage en route to the hotel

• Take the River Rouge Ford Factory Tour to see the F150 pickup truck being built

• Visit the Henry Ford Museum of American Innovation

Mackinac Island and the Grand Hotel Tour Code 309FA 2027 Departure DatesPer Person TwinSingle Room add

25 $4,299 + $1,999 October 2 $4,299 + $1,999

$249 PER PERSON AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to Chicago and from Detroit or Chicago.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Chicago is $469, tax and breakfast included.

Passport required on this program

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ON THE GUNSMOKE TRAIL

featuring Abilene, Dodge City and Kansas City

9 DAYS KANSAS CITY > KANSAS CITY FROM $3,499

Step into the Wild West on this captivating nine-day journey through Kansas and Missouri. Explore presidential libraries, ride a historic steam railroad, stroll Dodge City’s legendary Front Street, and enjoy lively saloons and shows. From frontier forts to world-class museums, this immersive adventure blends Americana, history, and hearty hospitality.

DAY 1 Arrive in Kansas City

Arrive in Kansas City today and transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 5:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner with your traveling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Eisenhower Presidential Museum & Home and Seelye Mansion

Your journey along the “Gunsmoke Trail” in Kansas begins in Abilene, named “Best Small Town to Visit” by Smithsonian Magazine, and hometown to the nation’s 34th president of the United States, Dwight D. Eisenhower. Visit his presidential library and boyhood home to learn about the lives of the Eisenhowers, their accomplishments and impact on the nation. You will also tour the 1905 Georgian-style Seelye Mansion, considered one of the finest mansions in the state. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad and Fort Hays

In the 1870s, traveling by train to Abilene was common. Today, you can relive the experience of Abilene’s wild and wooly days aboard the Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad. Ride the rails on a 100-year-old steam engine and learn how the iron horse helped open the West. Just two days ride by horse is Historic Fort Hays. This home of the 7th U.S. Cavalry, Fort Hays was commanded by Lt. Colonel George A. Custer. Explore four of the original structures including officers’ quarters. Dinner tonight is at Hickok’s Steakhouse, serving up a hearty meal of which Wild Bill himself would be proud. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Hays and Dodge City

Discover the history along the streets of old Hays City on the bricks of downtown. Bronze plaques tell the stories of the former saloons and general stores once found here. Also see the murals depicting historic old West icons. Then pay a visit to Boot Hill Cemetery before heading off to Dodge City. Here, a local guide conducts a narrated tour as you follow in the footsteps of Marshal Matt Dillon and Miss Kitty. See the authentic site of the Long Branch Saloon, the infamous “deadline” and Front Street. Then, sidle up to the bar at Boot Hill Distillery and wash off the trail dust. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Dodge City and the Long Branch Variety Show

Today the streets of Dodge City resonate with history and tales where the iconic Gunsmoke characters were born. Construction of the Santa Fe Depot was completed in 1898 and was the state’s largest depot. Today, visit the depot as it appeared in the 1920s. Visit the Mueller-Schmidt Stone House which sits atop a hill and built entirely of limestone. Enjoy free time for shopping in Dodge City before sitting down to a country-style dinner in the Occident Saloon. Then, enjoy the Long Branch Variety Show featuring Miss Kitty with her can-can dancers and a cast of colorful characters. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Wichita Touring

This morning, it’s time to “Get out of Dodge” and mosey on over to Wichita, just a three-day ride by wagon. At the MidAmerica All-Indian Museum you will discover the history of the Plains Indians through their culture, art, music and food. At the Old Cowtown Museum, all aspects of frontier life during the late 1860s and 1870s are on display. Enjoy time at the hotel to freshen before enjoying dinner and live show at the Mosley Street Melodrama. You can sigh for the dainty heroine, cheer the stalwart hero and boo the dastardly villain. Meals: B, D

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Tour the Dwight D. Eisenhower Presidential Library and Museum as well as his boyhood home

• Tour the 1905 Georgian-style Seelye Mansion, considered one of the finest in the state

• Ride the rails aboard the Abilene & Smoky Valley Railroad, a 100-year-old steam engine that helped open the West

• Visit Historic Fort Hays, once home of the 7th U.S. Cavalry

• Hearty dinner at Hickok’s Steakhouse

• Walking tour of old Hays City and visit to Boot Hill Cemetery

• Narrated tour of Dodge City and walk in the footsteps of Marshal Matt Dillon and Miss Kitty

• Sidle up to the bar at Boot Hill Distillery

• Visit the Santa Fe Depot and Mueller-Schmidt Stone House in Dodge City

• Enjoy a country-style dinner in the Occident Saloon

• Experience the Long Branch Variety Show featuring Miss Kitty and can-can dancers

• Experience the Mid-America All-Indian Museum

• Old Cowtown Museum to learn about all aspects of frontier life during the late 1860s and 1870s

• Have dinner and fun at the Mosley Street Melodrama

• Visit the Great Plains Nature Center

• Tour the National WWI Museum and Memorial with included box lunch

• Visit the Hallmark Visitor Center

• Tour the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum

• Visit the National Frontier Trails Museum and learn about America’s principle pioneering trails

• Tour the unique Arabia Steamboat Museum

• Enjoy an authentic Kansas City BBQ dinner

ON THE GUNSMOKE TRAIL

DAY 7 Great Plains Nature Center and Kansas City

At the Great Plains Nature Center experience the beauty and uniqueness of the wildlife of the Great Plains. In Kansas City, visit the National WWI Museum and Memorial. Experience the world’s most comprehensive collection of WWI memorabilia. Enjoy your box lunch in the Over There Café at the museum. At the Hallmark Visitor Center, learn how a teenager from Nebraska created an iconic company. Meals: B, L

DAY 8 Truman Presidential Museum and Steamboat Arabia Museum

The day begins at the Harry S. Truman Presidential Library and Museum. Learn about the life and times of this extraordinary man whose list of world-shaping decisions is extremely long. Tour the National Frontier Trails Museum, a history museum and interpretive center dedicated to telling the rich history of America’s principle pioneering trails, including the Oregon, Santa Fe and California trails. At the unique Arabia Steamboat Museum see the artifacts salvaged from the Arabia, a steamboat that sank in the Missouri River in 1856. Tonight, enjoy an authentic Kansas City BBQ dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

This morning your tour ends with a group transfer to the Kansas City International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hilton Kansas City Airport, Kansas City, Missouri

Day 2 – Courtyard by Marriott, Salina, Kansas

Day 3 – Hampton Inn, Hays, Kansas

Days 4 and 5 – Hampton Inn and Suites, Dodge City, Kansas Day 6 – Drury Plaza Hotel or Hampton Inn, Wichita, Kansas Days 7 and 8 – Drury Inn and Suites, Blue Springs, Missouri

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July 17, 24

August 14

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Kansas City.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Kansas City is $349, tax and breakfast included.

CHARLESTON, SAVANNAH AND JEKYLL ISLAND

featuring Two Nights at the Jekyll Island Club Hotel

7 DAYS CHARLESTON > SAVANNAH FROM $3,499

See three “Belles of the South” – Charleston, Jekyll Island and Savannah – dripping with Spanish Moss and steeped in history. Enjoy southern hospitality while visiting coastal islands, historic plantations and beautiful cities.

DAY 1 Arrive in South Carolina

Welcome to beautiful Charleston, South Carolina with a transfer to your hotel. Tonight, get to know your Tour Manager and fellow traveling companions during a welcome dinner at 6:00 p.m. in the hotel. Meal: D

DAY 2 The Charm of Charleston and Middleton Place Plantation

Through the stories of those who founded Charleston, the local guide makes history come alive along these antebellum home-lined streets. See the Old Market and Exchange and the famous “Battery at the Harbor,” which overlooks Fort Sumter. Located on the Ashley River, Middleton Place Plantation is a rare survivor of revolution and war. The plantation features carefully manicured landscaped gardens and heritage breed livestock stable yards. Enjoy an included lunch at this National Historic Landmark. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Beaufort and Jekyll Island

Depart Charleston for one of Georgia’s “Golden Isles” Jekyll Island. En route, a stop is made at charming Beaufort, one of only a handful of towns in the nation that has had its entire downtown designated an historic district by the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Beaufort is known for its southern hospitality, scenic waterfront charm, quaint shops and historic homes. Later, arrive at the romantic Victorian-style Jekyll Island Club Hotel, originally built as an exclusive island getaway for the Rockefeller and Vanderbilt families. Meal: B

DAY 4 Jekyll Island and the Golden Isles

Begin the day with a narrated tram tour of Jekyll Island’s National Landmark Historic District and hear the fascinating stories of the island’s beginnings and development by the “rich and famous” of the late 1800s. In the afternoon, visit the largest of the Golden Isles, St. Simons, where Spanish mossdraped oaks line the island’s charming streets. See St. Simons Lighthouse, in operation since 1872, and Bloody Marsh, where British and Scottish soldiers defeated the Spanish. The balance of the day is free to relax and enjoy the natural beauty of the Jekyll Island Club. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Savannah

Travel to Savannah, the “Belle of the South” and discover why General Sherman found this city much too beautiful to burn during the Civil War. On a narrated trolley tour your driverguide recounts the tales and secrets of the stately mansions of the lovely squares of Savannah’s Historic District. Pass the 1820 birthplace of Juliette Gordon Low, founder of the Girl Scouts, the squares and streets where movies such as Forrest Gump and Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil were filmed. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Tybee Island and Free Time in Savannah

This morning it’s off to Tybee Island to visit the lighthouse that has been the guardian of the Savannah River since 1736. Visit the museum that features exhibits of early life on the island, and if you are feeling adventurous, take the exhilarating walk up the 154-foot-tall lighthouse. Later, feel free to discover the many shops along River Street and enjoy the beauty of the quaint squares perfect for relaxing. Tonight, dinner is served at one of Savannah’s fine restaurants serving up Southern cuisine. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer is available to the Savannah International Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Courtyard by Marriott or Embassy Suites, Charleston, South Carolina

Days 3 and 4 – Jekyll Island Club Hotel, Jekyll Island, Georgia

Days 5 and 6 – The DeSoto, Savannah, Georgia

GEORGIA

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Charleston and from Savannah.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 11 Meals: 6 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in the heart of Charleston’s Historic District

• Guided tour of Charleston, regarded as one of the most beautiful cities in America

• Touring and lunch at Middleton Place Plantation, a National Historic Landmark and rare survivor of revolution and war

• Stop at Beaufort, known for its southern hospitality and historic homes

• Spend two nights at the historic Jekyll Island Club Hotel, once the playground of the Rockefeller and Vanderbilt families

• Narrated tram tour of Jekyll Island, a Golden Isle rich with majestic oak trees, Spanish moss and palmetto

• Visit St. Simons Island, the largest of the Golden Isles

• Spend two nights in the Historic District of Savannah, the “Belle of the South”

• Guided trolley tour of Savannah, the city deemed “too beautiful to burn” by General Sherman during the Civil War

*NEW FOR 2028: This enhanced 8-day journey now features a overnight stay in charming Beaufort, South Carolina. Immerse yourself in the beauty and culture of the Lowcountry with a guided carriage tour, a visit to scenic Hunting Island, and an unforgettable dolphin-watching cruise. Savor a traditional Lowcountry Boil on Saint Helena Island, then enjoy a delightful, hands-on visit to the Kazoo Factory, where you’ll craft your very own keepsake kazoo.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Charleston is $399 in 2027 or $449 in 2028 and in Savannah is $409 in 2027 or $499 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

AMERICA’S MUSIC CITIES

featuring Nashville, Memphis and New Orleans

8 DAYS NASHVILLE > NEW ORLEANS FROM $3,399

Join us on an unforgettable musical journey to America’s Music Cities. From Nashville, the Home of Country Music to Memphis, the Birthplace of the Blues and on to New Orleans with its deep Jazz roots, you will be entertained and energized every step of the way.

DAY 1 Arrive in

Nashville, Tennessee

Arrive in Nashville and transfer to the Gaylord Opryland Resort. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner at the resort. Meal: D

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2 Nashville’s Country Music Hall of Fame and Grand Ole Opry

Take a narrated tour of Nashville and see Music Row, a fullscale replica of the Parthenon and the Ryman Auditorium. Then visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum, called the “Smithsonian of Country Music” because of its collection of artists’ artifacts. The museum is highlighted by its core exhibit Sing Me Back Home: A Journey Through Country Music. After time to freshen up at the hotel you have reserved seats at the Granddaddy of Country shows, the Grand Ole Opry. Meal: B

DAY 3 Studio B and The

Memphis Sound

Get that Nashville feeling at historic RCA Studio B. Once the recording home of popular music titans such as Elvis Presley, Chet Atkins and the Everly Brothers, it was here the “Nashville Sound” was born in the 1960’s and helped establish Nashville as an international recording center. Depart for Memphis where

your first stop is at the Stax Museum of American Soul. The museum traces the roots of “Soulsville” the neighborhood once called home by the likes of Aretha Franklin, Memphis Slim and Booker T Jones. Meal: B

DAY 4 Elvis Presley’s Graceland Mansion and Estate

Today is devoted to Elvis Presley. Tour his Graceland mansion, the heart of the 14-acre estate and see the living rooms, music room and “jungle” den. You will also see the meditation garden where “The King” is laid to rest. See his custom airplanes, car museum as well as the state-of-the-art Visitor Entertainment Complex. Truly a day of musical history to remember. Later, visit Sun Studio, known as “The Birthplace of Rock’n’Roll”, as musical legends from the 50s began here. Imagine standing on the very spot where Elvis was first recorded. Then, enjoy some delicious Memphis cooking at Central BBQ. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Delta Blues Museum, Morgan Freeman’s Ground Zero and B.B. King

Travel to Clarksdale, Mississippi, located at the “The Crossroads” where its Blues roots dates back to the 1920s. At the Delta Blues Museum, learn how the Blues was born and grew up in the area thanks to musicians like Muddy Waters, John Lee Hooker and Sam Cooke. Enjoy an included lunch at the Morgan Freeman-owned Ground Zero Blues Club, established in 2001 to celebrate the area’s rich Blues heritage. At the B.B. King Museum trace the roots of Blues music from the cotton fields and juke joints through the life of the Blues’ foremost ambassador, Riley B.B. King. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Civil War Memories

Today a licensed guide leads you on a narrated tour of Vicksburg National Military Park. Learn about civilian life and military operations in the spring and summer of 1863. Continue south for a stop at majestic Oak Alley Plantation. This impressive “Big House” sits on twenty-five acres of history and romance. Enjoy a tasty Mint Julep and take in the immense “alley” of 300-year-old live oak trees. Later, arrive in New Orleans for a two-night stay. Meal: B

DAY 7 New Orleans Sightseeing and Jazz Dinner Cruise

Take a narrated tour of New Orleans and see the sights you’ve heard about for years such as the historic French Quarter, beautiful Garden District, colorful River Walk along the Mississippi and famous Bourbon Street. Enjoy free time in the “Quarter” for lunch or maybe some beignets and coffee at Café du Monde before taking to the water for an exciting dinner cruise aboard the paddlewheeler Creole Queen. Enjoy the sounds of traditional New Orleans Jazz music while dining on regional cuisine as it sails along the Mississippi River. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer to the New Orleans International Airport is available for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Gaylord Opryland Resort, Nashville, Tennessee

Day 3 and 4 – The Guest House at Graceland, Memphis, Tennessee

Day 5 – Courtyard By Marriott, Vicksburg, Mississippi

Days 6 and 7 – Hampton Inn & Suites Downtown, New Orleans, Louisiana

LOUISIANA

• 11 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights at the Gaylord Opryland Resort and enjoy a sightseeing tour of Nashville

• Visit the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum as well as the Ryman Auditorium

• Reserved seats to the Granddaddy of Country shows, the Grand Ole Opry

• Tour historic RCA Studio B, the recording home of musicians Elvis Presley and Chet Atkins

• Visit the Stax Museum of American Soul and Sun Studio, known as “The Birthplace of Rock’n’Roll”

• Tour Elvis Presley’s Graceland and tour the mansion, meditation garden, custom airplanes and Car Museum

• Visit the Delta Blues Museum and have lunch at the Ground Zero Blues Club

• Tour the B.B. King Museum and trace the roots of the Blues through the life of the man himself

• Take a narrated tour of Vicksburg National Military Park with a licensed guide

• Tour the majestic Oak Alley Plantation

• Narrated tour of New Orleans to see the historic French Quarter, Garden District and Bourbon Street

• New Orleans Jazz dinner cruise on the Mississippi River

NEW MEXICO LAND OF ENCHANTMENT

featuring Albuquerque, Santa Fe and the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort

9 DAYS ALBUQUERQUE > EL PASO FROM $3,149

Discover the spirit of the Southwest on this immersive New Mexico adventure. Explore Albuquerque and Santa Fe, ride the Sandia Peak Tramway, and marvel at White Sands and Carlsbad Caverns. Journey through Billy the Kid country, Roswell’s UFO lore, and historic frontier towns, while enjoying authentic cuisine, cultural treasures, and breathtaking desert landscapes throughout.

DAY 1 Arrive to New Mexico

Welcome to Albuquerque with an included transfer to your hotel. This evening, meet your traveling companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meal: D

DAY 2 Albuquerque City Tour and Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Today, a local guide conducts a narrated city tour to explore the history of Albuquerque. There is free time today to explore Old Town. Discover landmarks such as Old Town Plaza, Route 66 and filming locations of motion pictures and TV shows including “Breaking Bad.” Later, visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center. It was designed to preserve and perpetuate Pueblo culture and features original artwork, exhibits and theater presenting the accomplishments of the people of New Mexico. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Santa Fe and Pecos National Historic Park

Travel north today where a local guide conducts a walking tour of historic Santa Fe. Visit the Loretto Chapel, whose staircase is a marvel of architectural ingenuity and Governor’s Plaza with its variety of shops and artist studios. Then visit Pecos National Historic Park. Here, the ruins of Pecos Pueblo and Mission encompasses thousands of acres of landscape infused with historical elements from prehistoric archaeological ruins to 19th-century ranches. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Sandia Peak Tramway and Fort Selden Historic Site

Before leaving Albuquerque, climb aboard the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway for a thrilling ride to the top offering incredible views of the Rio Grande Valley.

Then, travel south across the New Mexico landscape passing features like Elephant Butte and through towns like Luis Lopez and Truth or Consequences. In Las Cruces, visit Fort Selden Historic Site which was built in 1865 by the United States Army and was the original home of the Buffalo Soldiers. Today, part of the fort’s adobe brick walls remain along with a visitor center featuring exhibits on frontier and military life. Tonight, dinner will be held in one of the many fine restaurants in historic Old Mesilla. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 White Sands National Monument

Begin the day at the incredible White Sands National Monument, an awesome expanse of snow-white, gypsum sand dunes that cover 275 square miles and rise to a height of 60 feet. Travel the 16-mile Dunes Drive and have an opportunity to scale convenient dunes along the route. While motoring through the Mascalero Apache Reservation you will stop to see the historic St. Joseph Mission en route to the exceptional Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Billy the Kid Country and the Valley of Fires

A day of varied interests begins along the Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway to New Mexico’s Lincoln State Monument. This historic frontier community is where Billy killed his guards and escaped from the Lincoln County Courthouse in 1881, only to be shot dead in nearby Fort Sumter by Sheriff Pat Garrett. Next is a visit to the Smokey Bear Historical Park in Capitan to learn the story of America’s original symbol of forest fire prevention. Smokey died in 1975 and is buried here. Finally, sightseeing at the Valley of Fires Recreation Area in Carrizozo showcases the gigantic Malpais Lava Flow. Meals: B, L

NEW MEXICO

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend three nights in historic Albuquerque, a city rich in Native American culture

• Narrated city tour of Albuquerque including Old Town Plaza and filming locations of movie and TV shows

• Visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and learn the accomplishments of the New Mexico people

• Narrated walking touring in Santa Fe including Loretto Chapel and Governor’s Plaza

• Visit Pecos National Historic Park, featuring prehistoric archaeological ruins and 19th-century ranches

• Ride the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway for a thrilling ride to the top of the mountain

• Visit Fort Selden Historic Site, built in 1865 by the United States Army

• Enjoy dinner in Las Cruces’ historic Old Mesilla

• Take the 16-mile Dunes Drive through the incredible White Sands National Monument

• Spend two nights at the Inn of the Mountain Gods Resort

• Spend the day along the Billy the Kid National Scenic Byway including the Lincoln County Courthouse, Smokey Bear Historical Park and the Valley of Fires Recreation Area

• Visit the International UFO Museum and Research Center to step into fascinating world of ufos

• Tour the Carlsbad Museum, established in 1931

• Visit the incredible Carlsbad Caverns National Park for a self-guided tour of the incredible Big Room

• Farewell dinner in Cattleman’s Steak House at Indian Cliffs Ranch

NEW MEXICO LAND OF ENCHANTMENT

DAY 7 Carlsbad and UFO Museums

Begin the day at International UFO Museum and Research Center in Roswell. Step into the fascinating world of ufos and learn about the 1947 Roswell incident through exhibits and firsthand accounts. Later, stop at the Carlsbad Museum where since 1931 it has stood as a cultural institution of preservation for Carlsbad, southeastern New Mexico and the American Southwest. For those who wish, join an optional “Bat Flight” at Carlsbad Caverns. Meals: B, L

DAY 8 Carlsbad Caverns National Park

Today’s featured sightseeing is the incredible Carlsbad Caverns National Park, where you’ll descend by elevator for a selfguided tour of the incredible Big Room on a paved trail. This massive, eight-acre chamber has a 255-foot ceiling and is filled with beautiful, delicate formations, as well as huge columns, stalactites and stalagmites. This evening, enjoy a delicious

farewell dinner at the Cattleman’s Steak House located at the working Indian Cliffs Ranch. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Fly home from El Paso

After breakfast, a group transfer to the El Paso International Airport is available for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 3 – Best Western Rio Grande, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Day 4 – Drury Inn & Suites, Las Cruces, New Mexico

Days 5 and 6 – Inn of the Mountain Gods, Ruidoso, New Mexico

Day 7 – Fairfield by Marriott, Carlsbad, New Mexico

Day 8 – Wyndham El Paso Airport Hotel, El Paso, Texas

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Albuquerque and from El Paso.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Albuquerque is $299 in 2027 or $329 in 2028, and in El Paso is $249 in 2027 or $299 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

ALBUQUERQUE BALLOON FIESTA

featuring Santa Fe and Pecos National Historic Park

6 DAYS ALBUQUERQUE > ALBUQUERQUE FROM $2,749

Dazzling during the day, the spectacle of hundreds of hot air balloons is even better when they light up at dawn and dusk. See these amazing displays, explore early Pueblo life and enjoy the artists of Santa Fe.

Attend the evening Ballon Glow event

DAY 1 Arrive in Albuquerque

Each October, the skies of New Mexico are painted with hundreds of balloons as they lift off from Fiesta Park. This evening, join your Tour Manager for an orientation at 6:00 p.m. followed by dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Balloon Fiesta’s

“Mass Ascension” and Indian Pueblo Cultural Center

Depart very early for Fiesta Park. Founded in 1972, the Fiesta began with 13 balloons and has grown to more than 600 balloons from all over the world. View the “mass ascension” of these specially shaped balloons as they lift off at sunrise. Tonight, visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and enjoy a dinner featuring regional cuisine and an exclusive live performance from a Native American dance troupe. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Albuquerque City Tour and Evening “Balloon Glow”

Today, enjoy a city tour and explore the history of Albuquerque. There is free time today to explore Old Town. Get ready for a real treat this evening at the Balloon Glow event. Just before dusk, the burners of nearly 500 balloons are ignited and the evening sky fills with a kaleidoscope of brilliant, luminous color. Meal: B

DAY 4 Santa Fe Touring

A local Guide joins you for a walking tour of historic Santa Fe. Visit the Loretto Chapel, whose staircase is a marvel of architectural ingenuity. For shoppers, Governor’s Plaza will provide a variety of shops and artist studios. Meal: B

DAY 5 Pecos National Historic Park

Travel east of Santa Fe to visit Pecos National Historic Park, which features the ruins of Pecos Pueblo and Mission. Pecos encompasses thousands of acres of landscape infused with historical elements from prehistoric archaeological ruins to 19th-century ranches. Tonight, enjoy dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Depart for Home

A group transfer takes you to Albuquerque’s Sunport Airport for flights home departing after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 3 – Best Western Rio Grande or DoubleTree Hotel, Albuquerque, New Mexico

Days 4 and 5 – DoubleTree Hotel or Courtyard by Marriott, Santa Fe, New Mexico

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Albuquerque.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Albuquerque is $559, tax and breakfast included.

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 8 Meals: 5 breakfasts, and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend three nights in historic Albuquerque, a city rich in Native American Culture

• Marvel at the “Mass Ascension” of the balloons and watch as the sky above Albuquerque fills with color in a spectacular display of sight and sound

• Visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center with dinner and exclusive live performance of a Native American dance troupe

• Guided sightseeing tour of Albuquerque including historic Old Town, a maze of cobbled courtyards, hidden patios and numerous galleries and shops

• Be amazed as all balloons fire their burners filling them with light at the evening Balloon Glow

• Spend two nights in Santa Fe, nestled in the Sangre de Cristo Mountains in the foothills of the Rockies

• Visit Pecos National Historic Park, featuring prehistoric archaeological ruins and 19th-century ranches

• Embark on a walking tour of Santa Fe including Governor’s Plaza, San Miguel Mission and Loretto Chapel with its miraculous staircase

COLORFUL CANYONS AND BEAUTIFUL BALLOONS

featuring Six National Parks and the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta

12 DAYS SALT LAKE CITY > ALBUQUERQUE FROM $4,998

This holiday is the perfect blend of the beauty of the Balloon Fiesta in Albuquerque and the amazing National Parks in the Southwest. Explore six National Parks on this incredible journey, enjoy a float trip on the Colorado River, and take a scenic cruise on Lake Powell.

DAY 1 Arrive in Utah

Welcome to Salt Lake City, Utah. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. for dinner with your traveling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Salt Lake City and Dead Horse Point State Park

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Salt Lake City, founded by Mormon settlers more than 150 years ago. Then, venture into Dead Horse Point State Park with its amazing views of the Colorado River as it snakes its way through massive sandstone walls and colorful canyons, mesas and buttes of the area. Later, continue to Moab and your hotel. Meal: B

DAY 3 Arches National Park and Colorado River Float Trip

Arches National Park contains the largest concentration of stone arches in the world. A local guide shows you the massive sandstone arches and describes the culture of those that have occupied the region. Enjoy lunch before boarding a raft for a float trip on the Colorado River. During the leisurely ride your oarsman will tell tales of the area as you explore river passages and rock formations such as Fisher Towers. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Capitol Reef National Park and Grand StaircaseEscalante National Monument

A morning scenic drive brings you to impressive Capitol Reef National Park, where white sandstone “domes” cap massive reef-like cliffs. Then, travel along Utah’s incredible Highway 12 Scenic Byway as you wind your way through spectacular Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument. Meal: B

DAY 5 Bryce Canyon National Park

Today, visit Bryce Canyon National Park with spectacular views of the cavernous canyons. The Park is named for just one of the many canyons that form a series of horseshoe-shaped amphitheaters on the edge of the Paunsaugunt Plateau. Erosion has carved colorful limestone into thousands of spires, arches and mazes. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Zion National Park and Lake Powell Cruise

Today’s sightseeing features awe-inspiring Zion National Park, where the Virgin River has cut a dramatic rugged gorge through multi-hued sandstone, shale and limestone. Look up at the towering rock walls surrounding this incredible natural wonder aboard open-air sightseeing trams. This afternoon, take a boat tour on sky-blue Lake Powell. Dinner tonight is in the Rainbow Room at the Lake Powell Resort. Meal: B

DAY 7 Glen Canyon Dam and Navajo Bridge

Touring today includes a visit to the 710-feet high Glen Canyon Dam followed by a scenic drive along Vermilion Cliffs National Monument to see the impressive Colorado River Gorge at Navajo Bridge. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Grand Canyon South Rim

Entering through the east gate, arrive at Grand Canyon National Park’s amazing south rim. World-renowned for its remarkable beauty and diverse range of rock layers, the Grand Canyon offers visitors an unmatched display of scenic wonders and breathtaking views. Meal: B

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 17 Meals: 11 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Visit Dead Horse Point State Park

• Spend two nights in Moab and spend two nights in Utah’s canyon country

• Tour Arches National Park and take a scenic float trip on the Colorado River

• Travel through Grand Staircase-Escalante National Monument and visit Capitol Reef National Park

• Touring in Bryce Canyon National Park

• Narrated tour of Zion National Park

• Enjoy a scenic cruise on Lake Powell

• Explore Grand Canyon National Park’s South Rim

• Drive through the Petrified Forest National Park and see the Painted Desert

• Enjoy the Balloon Fiesta including the evening Balloon Glow

• Marvel at the “Mass Ascension” of the balloons above Albuquerque

• Visit the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and ride the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway in the Cibola National Forest

DAY 9 Petrified Forest National Park and Painted Desert Drive through one of the world’s largest concentrations of petrified wood at Petrified Forest National Park and see the multi-hued badlands of the Painted Desert. Meals: B, D

DAY 10 Balloon Fiesta Mass Ascension and Evening Balloon Glow

It’s an early start today at the Fiesta Grounds for the “mass ascension” of over 600 specially shaped balloons as they lift off at sunrise. Later a local guide joins you for a tour of Albuquerque to learn about the history of the area.

COLORFUL CANYONS AND BEAUTIFUL BALLOONS

Just before dusk, the burners of nearly 500 balloons are ignited and the evening sky fills with a kaleidoscope of brilliant, luminous color at the Balloon Glow. Meal: B

DAY 11 Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and Sandia Peak

The Indian Pueblo Cultural Center was designed to preserve and perpetuate Pueblo culture and features original artwork, exhibits and theater presenting the accomplishments of the people of New Mexico. Later, take a thrilling ride aboard the Sandia Peak Aerial Tramway for incredible views of the Rio Grande Valley. Tonight enjoy a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 12 Depart for Home

Transfer to Albuquerque’s Sunport Airport for flights home departing after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

Days 2 and 3 – Aarchway Inn, Moab, Utah

Day 4 – Best Western Ruby’s Inn, Bryce Canyon City, Utah

Day 5 – Hampton Inn, Springdale, Utah

Days 6 and 7 – Lake Powell Resort, Page, Arizona

Day 8 – Drury Inn, Flagstaff, Arizona

Days 9 through 11 – Best Western PLUS Rio Grande Inn, Albuquerque, New Mexico

2027 Departure DatesPer Person TwinSingle Room add September 23, 30 $4,998 + $2,499

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Salt Lake City and from Albuquerque.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Salt Lake City is $309 and in Albuquerque is $559, tax and breakfast included.

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COLORADO’S HISTORIC TRAINS

featuring Six Scenic Rail Excursions and Three National Parks

9 DAYS DENVER > DENVER FROM $3,599

Embark on a scenic adventure through the majestic Colorado Rockies aboard historic trains! Colorado boasts a variety of rail tours, from narrow-gauge steamers chugging through mountain valleys to modern trains traversing breathtaking canyons. Immerse yourself in stunning scenery, explore charming towns, and discover the rich railroad history of the state. Choose your Colorado railroad tour and get ready for an unforgettable journey!

DAY 1 Arrive in Denver

Welcome to Denver, the “Mile High City.” Meet your fellow travelers at 5:00 p.m. for a get-acquainted dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meal: D

DAY 2 Rocky Mountain National Park

Departing Denver, venture into Rocky Mountain National Park, a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet on the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Longs Peak, the park is filled with breathtaking scenery and experiences. Following the Trail Ridge Road a stop at the Alpine Visitor Center offers an opportunity to learn more about this fascinating place. Meal: B

DAY 3 Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad

Today, travel to historic Leadville to board the Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad. While onboard, learn about the fascinating history of the railroads and hear ghost stories and tales of the wild from your conductor while traveling north along the Arkansas River Valley. Rising up 1,000 feet from the valley floor you will be greeted by spectacular views of Fremont Pass and the two tallest peaks in Colorado, Mount Massive and Mount Elbert. Later, travel through scenic Monarch Pass and Curecanti National Recreation Area and visit the Black Canyon of Gunnison National Park while en route to Montrose. Meals: B, Box Lunch

DAY 4 Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

Today, it’s “full steam ahead” as you board the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Voted one of the “Top Ten Most Exciting Train Journeys in the World” by the Society of American Travel Writers, this route winds through the spectacular and breathtaking canyons in the remote wilderness of the two-million-acre San Juan National Forest. The locomotives have been converted from coal to the oil-fired, steam-operated engines used today. Later, check into the Sky Ute Casino Resort. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Mesa Verde National Park

Visit the land of the ancient Pueblo Indians in Mesa Verde National Park. The fascinating cliff dwellings and culture of these people provide you with a look into a society that existed approximately 1,400 years ago. Building elaborate stone communities, the Ancestral Puebloan people developed their own society that existed for some 700 years, before disappearing. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad

Your day begins as you board the motorcoach and ride to the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad, the original Rio Grande Line. This is America’s most spectacular narrow gauge steam railroad. Explore 50 miles of wild and rugged territory between Chama, New Mexico and Antonito, Colorado, the highest point on the railroad. Meals: B, L

DAY 7 Royal Gorge Route Railroad and Garden of the Gods

Aboard the Royal Gorge Railroad follow the 12-mile route along the old Denver and Rio Grande Western train line. Ride through the “Grand Canyon of the Arkansas” on an unforgettable journey over the famous Hanging Bridge, which

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Experience SIX scenic rail excursions following historic routes of the Old West:

• Travel along the Arkansas River Valley aboard the Leadville Colorado & Southern Railroad

• Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, voted one of the “Top Ten Most Exciting Rail Journeys in the World”

• Ride through the Rockies aboard the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad

• Ride the Royal Gorge Route Railroad across the famous Hanging Bridge

• Relive the gold mining days aboard the Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad

• Climb 14,000 feet on the Pikes Peak Cog Railway

• Visit beautiful Rocky Mountain National Park, a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains

• Tour Mesa Verde National Park with its amazing cliff dwellings, home to “the Ancient Ones”

• Visit the Black Canyon of Gunnison National Park

• Drive through Garden of the Gods Park with its unique red sandstone formations

clings precariously to the steep granite walls of Royal Gorge. Then, enjoy a drive through the stunning Garden of the Gods. This 1,300 acre park reflects the rich diversity of the terrain and red sandstone formations tell a unique geological story. Meal: B

DAY 8 Pikes Peak Cog Railway and Cripple Creek

Begin the day with a “Ride to the Clouds” aboard the Pikes Peak Cog Railway, the highest cog railroad in the U.S. which stretches nine miles long as it vertically climbs to almost 14,000 feet.

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Then ride on the Cripple Creek & Victor Narrow Gauge Railroad. Scenic wonders await around every curve and this century-old steam locomotive is reminiscent of the gold mining days of the area. This evening assemble for a farewell dinner, sharing memories of this unforgettable scenic rail adventure. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Denver and Home

Following breakfast, say goodbye to Colorado with a group transfer to the Denver International Airport for flights home after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Embassy Suites Airport, Denver, Colorado

Day 2 – Comfort Inn, Dillon, Colorado

Day 3 – Hampton Inn, Montrose, Colorado

Days 4 and 5 – Sky Ute Casino Resort, Ignacio, Colorado

Day 6 – Hampton Inn, Alamosa, Colorado

Days 7 and 8 – Radisson Hotel, Colorado Springs, Colorado

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Denver.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available.

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YELLOWSTONE, GRAND TETONS AND MOUNT RUSHMORE

featuring Deadwood, Jackson Hole and the Black Hills

10 DAYS DENVER > SALT LAKE CITY FROM $4,999

Come explore Yellowstone National Park and witness its natural wonders like Old Faithful. See the Grand Teton Mountains and be amazed at the majestic Mount Rushmore in the heart of the Black Hills. Tour historic mining towns and take a leisurely float trip on the scenic Snake River.

DAY 1 Arrive in Colorado

Begin your Western frontier adventure as you gather in Denver, Colorado. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Travel to South Dakota and Mount Rushmore

Travel through Wyoming into South Dakota. Arrive at the epic Mount Rushmore National Memorial where four of the nation’s noted Presidents are immortalized. See the monument, enjoy dinner and experience the largest statue museum in the world. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Black Hills Touring and Custer State Park Jeep Ride

Begin the day with an exciting open-air jeep ride through Custer State Park. Enjoy the interesting sights and commentary of our driver/guides through the park in search of the country’s herd of American bison. Visit the Crazy Horse Memorial, which will be 563 ft high and 641 ft long when completed! Meal: B

DAY 4 Deadwood Touring and Devils Tower

The town of Deadwood was designated a National Historic Landmark in 1967 and preserves the history and legends of the Wild West from its beginnings as a mining town. A brief tour of the town takes you along the same streets walked by Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane. Also visit Boot Hill, the final resting place of some of Deadwood’s famous citizens. Crossing into Wyoming today, come to Devils Tower National Monument. Towering 1,267 feet above Belle Fourche River, this looming monolith served as the backdrop for the classic Steven Spielberg film Close Encounters of the Third Kind Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Cody and Buffalo Bill Territory

Today, travel across the expansive Bighorn Mountains, where cowboys still graze their flocks of sheep and herds of cattle as in days of the Old West. As legendary as the sweeping plains and towering mountains of the Old West were, so were the personalities that became drawn to the frontier. At the Buffalo Bill Historical Center, you’ll encounter some of these historic figures, including Bill himself, the renowned sharpshooter Annie Oakley and Indian chief Sitting Bull before arriving in Yellowstone National Park. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Yellowstone National Park

A full day of sightseeing in Yellowstone, the nation’s first national park, features outstanding natural spectacles including renowned geysers and thermal basins. Your tour begins with the awesome 1,200-foot-deep Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, including views from Inspiration and Lookout Points. Also see Norris Geyser Basin, filled with an incredible variety of steam vents, mud pots, geysers, and hot springs. Then, head for storied Old Faithful geyser, named for its regular eruptions about every 80 to 90 minutes for some 150 years, before returning to your park lodge. Meal: B

DAY 7 Grand Teton National Park

This morning, travel along Rockefeller Memorial Parkway into magnificent Grand Teton National Park, drive alongside lovely Jackson and Jenny Lakes, visit the Chapel of the Transfiguration, while, of course enjoying splendid views of the rugged, towering Tetons along the way. Tonight the dinner bell will call you to the Bar T 5 Covered Wagon Cookout and Show for an evening of song, stories, entertainment and authentic cowboy chow. Meals: B, D

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 15 Meals: 9 breakfasts and 6 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Visit Mount Rushmore National Memorial, the largest statue monument in the world

• Take an exciting open-air Jeep tour through Custer State Park to view the herds of American bison

• Black Hills touring including Crazy Horse Memorial, the largest statue in the world

• Tour the historic town of Deadwood including legendary Boot Hill Cemetery

• Visit awe-inspiring Devils Tower National Monument

• Tour the Buffalo Bill Historical Center in Cody

• Spend two nights in Yellowstone National Park, America’s first national park and home to famed geyser, Old Faithful

• Snake River float trip through Grand Teton National Park

• Spend two nights in Jackson Hole and enjoy dinner and entertainment at the Bar T 5 Covered Wagon Cookout and Show

• Attend the Jackson Rodeo (subject to their schedule) or the Jackson Hole Playhouse

• Salt Lake City touring including Temple Square

DAY 8 Scenic Float Trip and Jackson Hole

The spectacular vistas of the Grand Teton mountains offer a thrilling view from the white waters of the Snake River during a delightful floating trip. With its wooden boardwalks and unique antler-horn arches, downtown Jackson Hole brings the Old West to life. During the summer, catch local cowpokes in action at the Jackson Hole Rodeo or enjoy a show at the Jackson Hole Playhouse, subject to the Rodeo’s schedule. Meal: B

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DAY 9 Salt Lake City

Take a step back in time as you explore Salt Lake City’s historic Temple Square and walk in the footsteps of the Mormon settlers who founded this city more than 150 years ago. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 10 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer is available to the Salt Lake City Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Embassy Suites Airport, Denver, Colorado

Days 2 and 3 – DoubleTree by Hilton, Rapid City, South Dakota Day 4 – Hampton Inn, Buffalo, Wyoming

Days 5 and 6 – Yellowstone National Park Lodges, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Days 7 and 8 – 49er Inn and Suites, Jackson, Wyoming Day 9 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to Denver and from Salt Lake City.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Denver is $369 and in Salt Lake City is $309, tax and breakfast included.

YELLOWSTONE AND JACKSON HOLE

featuring Yellowstone National Park and Jackson Hole

7 DAYS SALT LAKE CITY > SALT LAKE CITY FROM $3,799

The beauty of Yellowstone National Park comes to life with the natural wonders of Old Faithful, the Norris Geyser Basin and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone. Tour scenic Grand Teton National Park, take a scenic float trip on the Snake River and discover treasures of the Old West in historic Jackson Hole.

DAY 1 Arrive in Salt Lake City

Begin your Yellowstone and Jackson adventure as you gather in Salt Lake City. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Travel to Yellowstone National Park

Travel north from Salt Lake today and into Idaho, the Gem State, to West Yellowstone. Entering Yellowstone through the west gate, you will get your first glimpse of the park’s geothermal wonders and beauty en route to your lodging. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Yellowstone National Park

A full day of sightseeing in Yellowstone, the nation’s first national park, features outstanding natural spectacles including renowned geysers and thermal basins. Your tour begins with the awesome 1,200-foot-deep Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, including views from Inspiration and Lookout Points. Also see Norris Geyser Basin, filled with an incredible variety of steam vents, mud pots, geysers, and hot springs. Then, head for storied Old Faithful geyser, named for its regular eruptions about every 80 to 90 minutes for some 150 years, before returning to your park lodge. Meal: B

DAY 4 Grand Teton National Park

This morning, travel along Rockefeller Memorial Parkway into magnificent Grand Teton National Park, drive alongside lovely Jackson and Jenny Lakes, visit the Chapel of the Transfiguration, while, of course enjoying splendid views of the rugged, towering Tetons along the way.

Tonight the dinner bell will call you to the Bar T 5 Covered Wagon Cookout and Show for an evening of song, stories, entertainment and authentic cowboy chow. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Scenic Float Trip and Jackson Hole

The spectacular vistas of the Grand Teton Mountains offer a thrilling view from the white waters of the Snake River during a delightful floating trip. With its wooden boardwalks and unique antlerhorn arches, downtown Jackson Hole brings the Old West to life. During the summer, catch local cowpokes in action at the Jackson Hole Rodeo, or after Labor Day, enjoy a show at the Jackson Hole Playhouse. Meal: B

DAY 6 Salt Lake City

Travel back to Salt Lake City today. Take a step back in time as you explore Salt Lake City’s historic Temple Square and walk in the footsteps of the Mormon settlers who founded this city more than 150 years ago. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer is available to the Salt Lake City Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 6 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

Days 2 and 3 – Yellowstone National Park Lodges, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming

Days 4 and 5 – 49er Inn and Suites, Jackson, Wyoming

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 10 Meals: 6 breakfasts and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Travel through scenic Idaho, the Gem State

• Spend two nights in Yellowstone National Park

• Full day narrated tour of Yellowstone National Park to see the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone, Inspiration Point, and the Norris Geyser Basin

• See America’s first national park’s famed geyser, Old Faithful

• Enjoy a Snake River float trip through Grand Teton National Park

• Spend two nights in Jackson Hole, Wyoming

• Delicious dinner and lively entertainment at the Bar T 5 Covered Wagon Cookout and Show

• Attend the Jackson Rodeo (seasonal – Memorial Day through Labor Day) or the Jackson Hole Playhouse

• Salt Lake City touring including Temple Square

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FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to and from Salt Lake City. Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Salt Lake City is $309, tax and breakfast included.

TRAINS AND CANYONS OF THE WEST

featuring Two Scenic Trains, Two National Parks and Santa Fe

8 DAYS SALT LAKE CITY > ALBUQUERQUE FROM $3,499

The beauty and grandeur of the nation’s National Parks come into view on this exciting vacation to the west. Explore three National Parks and ride two exciting and historic railroads. From the massive sandstone walls of Canyonlands and the intricately carved towering monoliths of Arches to the amazing Spruce Tree Cliff Anasazi Dwellings at Mesa Verde, you will enjoy every moment.

DAY 1 Arrive in Salt Lake City

Welcome to Salt Lake City whose rustic charm still thrives today. Meet your Tour Manager at 5:30 p.m. for dinner with your travelling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Salt Lake City and Dead Horse Point State Park

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Salt Lake City, founded by Mormon settlers more than 150 years ago. Then, venture into Dead Horse Point State Park with its amazing views of the Colorado River as it snakes it is way through massive sandstone walls and colorful canyons. This evening enjoy a BBQ dinner cooked in Dutch ovens before boarding your jet boat to experience the amazing Sound and Light Show of Canyon Country. The high red rock canyon walls come alive under the star-filled Utah sky with lights which add color and beauty to the tales of native legends told by your experienced guide. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Arches National Park

Arches National Park contains the largest concentration of stone arches in the world. Marvel at the towering monoliths that appear to defy gravity. Enjoy lunch today near the Colorado River before boarding a raft for a float trip on this famous river. During the leisurely ride your oarsman will share tales of the area as you explore river passages with names like Fisher Towers and Professor Valley. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Mesa Verde National Park

Depart Moab this morning and make a stop at the Hole N“

The Rock, a unique home carved out of a huge rock with a gift shop and trading post. Also, make a photo stop at the Wilson Arch Scenic View area. Later, see the amazing Spruce Tree Cliff Dwellings of the Anasazi Indians at Mesa Verde National Park. Learn the history of “the Ancient Ones,” and view the famous Cliff Palace, one of the largest of the 700-year old dwellings. Later, continue on to Durango, your home for the next two nights. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad

It’s “full steam ahead” today aboard the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad. Voted one of the “Top Ten Most Exciting Train Journeys in the World” by the Society of American Travel Writers, the train winds through the spectacular and breathtaking canyons in the remote wilderness of the two-million-acre San Juan National Forest. The locomotives have been converted from coal to the oil-fired, steam-operated engines used today. Meal: B

DAY 6 Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad

Today, ride the original Rio Grande Line over the Rockies aboard the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad. This is America’s most spectacular narrow gauge steam railroad and it explores 50 miles of wild and rugged territory between Chama, New Mexico and Antonito, Colorado. Travel through Cumbres Pass, the highest point on the railroad and enjoy lunch at Osier. Here you can imagine what the region was like when the gold and silver miners as well as the loggers who traveled the same route long ago. Meals: B, L

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 13 meals: 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Enjoy a panoramic tour of Salt Lake City and visit Dead Horse Point State Park

• Spend two nights in Moab, Utah

• Experience Canyonlands by Night, a spectacular sound and light show in Canyon Country with a riverside dinner

• Arches National Park including a float trip and picnic lunch along the Colorado River

• Mesa Verde National Park with its amazing cliff dwellings

• Spend two nights in Durango

• Ride the Durango & Silverton Narrow Gauge Railroad, voted one of the “Top Ten Most Exciting Train Journeys in the World”

• Travel through the Rocky Mountains aboard the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad

• Spend two nights in Santa Fe

• Santa Fe city tour including Loretta Chapel and San Miguel Mission

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DAY 7 Santa Fe Touring

This morning embark on a guided tour of Santa Fe. Founded in 1610, the “City of Holy Faith” remains a wealth of Old World charm. You will see Santa Fe’s east side with its “million dollar mud houses” owned by the rich and famous, as well as Cristo Rey church, the largest adobe structure in North America. Also take a walking tour down Old Santa Fe Trail to see San Miguel Mission and Loretto Chapel with its miraculous staircase. Enjoy free time this afternoon before gathering for a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager held in a rich southwest atmosphere. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Albuquerque and Home Depart at 8:00 a.m. for Albuquerque on a group transfer to the Albuquerque airport for flights after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

Days 2 and 3 – Aarchway Inn, Moab, Utah

Days 4 and 5 – Holiday Inn and Suites, Durango, Colorado

Days 6 and 7 – DoubleTree Hotel, Santa Fe, New Mexico

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Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Salt Lake City and from Albuquerque.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Salt Lake City is $309, tax and breakfast included.

NATIONAL PARKS OF THE SOUTHWEST

featuring Arches, Zion and the Grand Canyon’s North Rim

9 DAYS SALT LAKE CITY > LAS VEGAS FROM $3,998

On a single holiday the beauty of the Southwest’s National Parks come alive. From delicate stone arches and beautiful, multi-colored canyons to towering stone monoliths and crystal-clear lakes, this journey is a delight to behold. Enjoy the relaxation of a float trip and the excitement of the nation’s entertainment center.

DAY 1 Arrive in Utah

Welcome to Salt Lake City, Utah. With flights arriving from across the country, meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Salt Lake City and Dead Horse Point State Park

Enjoy a panoramic tour of Salt Lake City, founded by Mormon settlers more than 150 years ago. Then, venture into Dead Horse Point State Park with its amazing views of the Colorado River as it snakes it is way through massive sandstone walls and colorful canyons. Continue to your hotel in Moab.

Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Arches National Park and Colorado River Float Trip

Arches National Park contains the largest concentration of stone arches in the world. A local guide shows you the massive sandstone arches and describes the culture of those that have occupied the region. Enjoy lunch before boarding a raft for a float trip on the Colorado River where your oarsman relates tales of the Fisher Towers and Professor Valley. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Monument Valley Tour

After a visit to the Puebloan ruins at Edge of the Cedars State Park, come to the incredible Monument Valley Navajo Tribal Park, where numerous Western movies, television shows and commercials have been filmed. A traditional Navajo lunch and Navajo-guided, four-wheel drive tour are included in your visit.

Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Horseshoe Bend and Lake Powell Cruise

Today visit the iconic and majestic viewpoint at Horseshoe Bend. This leisurely .6 mile hike leads to one of the most spectacular views of the Colorado River as it meanders through the colorful rock. Later, you will see the massive Glen Canyon Dam and take a cruise on sky-blue Lake Powell through Glen Canyon National Recreation Area. Enjoy dinner tonight in the resort’s famed Rainbow Room. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Discover the Grand Canyon’s North Rim

Depart Page and visit the impressive Colorado River Gorge at Navajo Bridge and take a scenic drive along Vermillion Cliffs National Monument. Then, continue to experience the wonders of the Grand Canyon’s North Rim. Enjoy incomparable views of this gaping chasm, about one mile deep and ten miles across. Those who have visited the heavily-traveled South Rim will be surprised to see that the views and environment are distinctively different here. Take in the Canyon’s unique beauty before departing for Springdale. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Bryce Canyon National Park

Begin the day with a drive to the famed “Pink Cliffs” of Bryce Canyon National Park. Follow the Rim Drive to view the vividly-colored, fantastic rock formations approximating castles, temples and even whole cities sculptured in stone! Called hoodoos, these structures have been formed by frost weathering and stream erosion of the river and lake bed sedimentary rocks. Meals: B, D

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 15 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Panoramic tour of Salt Lake City, founded by Mormons more than 150 years ago

• Visit Dead Horse Point State Park

• Spend two nights in Moab at the heart of Utah’s canyon country

• Tour Arches National Park with a local guide and embark on a scenic float trip along the Colorado River

• Visit Monument Valley with included traditional Navajo lunch and guided four-wheel-drive tour

• Enjoy a scenic cruise on Lake Powell, visit Glen Canyon Dam and drive along Vermillion Cliffs National Monument

• Experience the glory of the Grand Canyon’s North Rim

• Spend two nights in Springdale, Utah, outside the entrance to Zion National Park

• Touring in Bryce Canyon National Park to see the multi-hued spires and cliffs set inside a natural amphitheater

• Embark on a narrated tour of Zion National Park with its sheer cliffs and painted sandstone walls

• Spend one night in exciting and glittering Las Vegas and enjoy a farewell dinner

DAY 8 Zion National Park and Las Vegas

Begin today in Zion National Park, where the Virgin River has cut a dramatic rugged gorge through multi-hued sandstone, shale and limestone. Admire the towering rock walls surrounding you while touring aboard open-air sightseeing tram. Later arrive in glittering Las Vegas to enjoy the excitement, energy and a special farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

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DAY 9 Homeward Bound

Your tour ends with a group transfer to the Harry Reid International Airport at 9:00 a.m. for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

Days 2 and 3 – Aarchway Inn or Fairfield Inn, Moab, Utah

Days 4 and 5 – Lake Powell Resort, Page, Arizona

Days 6 and 7 – Hampton Inn, Springdale, Utah

Day 8 – Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, Nevada

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Salt Lake City and from Las Vegas.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Salt Lake City is $309 and in Las Vegas is $219, tax and breakfast included.

FROM THE RED ROCKS TO THE ROCKIES

7 DAYS LAS VEGAS > DENVER FROM $5,489

The beauty of Utah’s colorful National Parks comes into view along with Colorado’s rugged Rocky Mountains on a journey aboard the Canyon Spirit. Experience the excitement of Las Vegas, the multi-hued canyons of Zion and Bryce as well as the unique features of Arches and quiet beauty of Rocky Mountain National Parks. This is a trip to remember.

DAY 1 Arrive in Las Vegas

Arrive today in “The Entertainment Capital of the World” exciting Las Vegas. Transfer to your hotel on the Las Vegas Strip and get acquainted with your new surroundings. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a welcome dinner leaving you plenty of time to enjoy this glittering city. Meal: D

DAY 2 Red Rock Country and Zion National Park

Leave the bright lights of Las Vegas behind and venture into the canyonlands and red rocks of southern Utah. Come to aweinspiring Zion National Park, where the Virgin River has cut a dramatic rugged gorge through multi-hued sandstone, shale and limestone. Look up at the towering rock walls surrounding you on all sides as you tour this incredible natural wonder aboard an open-air sightseeing tram. Feel free to hop-off and hop-on as you make your way through the canyon. Be sure to leave time for exploring and shopping in picturesque Springdale. Meal: B

DAY 3 Bryce Canyon National Park

Begin the day with a drive to the famed “Pink Cliffs” of Bryce Canyon National Park. Follow the Rim Drive to view the vividlycolored, fantastic rock formations approximating castles, temples and even whole cities sculptured in stone! Bryce’s endless concentration of “Hoodoos” – irregular columns of rock, is the largest collection in the world. Then, continue to Moab located at the heart of canyon country. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 4 Arches National Park and Board the Canyon Spirit

Begin the day in Arches National Park which contains the largest concentration of stone arches in the world. The park has over 2,000 natural stone arches, in addition to hundreds of soaring pinnacles, massive fins and giant balanced rocks. A local guide shows you the massive red sandstone arches and describes the culture of those that have occupied the region. In the afternoon, board the Canyon Spirit and begin the journey eastward. Depart Moab and travel through Colorado Canyons National Conservation Area. See Parachute Creek and Mount Logan while following the scenic Colorado River and taking in beautiful red rock formations, desert cliffs of Ruby Canyon and mountain vistas. Overnight is in Glenwood Springs, Colorado. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Ride the Canyon Spirit to Denver

A full day aboard the Canyon Spirit is the plan for the day. Enjoy the breathtaking views from the comfort of your spacious, reclining seats and through the train’s oversized glass-dome windows. The onboard culinary experience highlights cuisine and ingredients local to the Southwestern U.S. From dense wooded forests and white-capped mountains of White River National Forest, to the picturesque Byers and Gore Canyons and the raging rivers and tranquil mountain lakes of Arapahoe National Forest, this journey is a joy. Cross the Continental Divide with a sparkling wine toast while cutting through the six-mile-long Moffatt Tunnel. Later, arrive in Denver for a two-night stay. Meals: B, L

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 12 Meals: 6 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend one night in Las Vegas, “The Entertainment Capital of the World”

• Explore Utah’s canyonlands and red rocks on an open air tram tour through awe-inspiring Zion National Park

• See the “Pink Cliffs” of Bryce Canyon National Park with vividly-colored rock formations called “Hoodoos”

• Tour Arches National Park to see the largest concentration of stone arches in the world

• Travel aboard the Canyon Spirit from Moab to Glenwood Springs following the Colorado River and passing beautiful red rock formations, desert cliffs and canyons

• Spend another day aboard the Canyon Spirit across Colorado with spacious, reclining seats and oversized glass-dome windows, crossing the Continental Divide and travel the six-mile-long Moffatt Tunnel

• Visit Rocky Mountain National Park, with elevations ranging from 8,000 feet on the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Longs Peak

• Spend two nights in Denver, the “The Mile-High City”

FROM THE RED ROCKS TO THE ROCKIES

DAY 6 Rocky Mountain National Park

This morning, venture into Rocky Mountain National Park, a living showcase of the grandeur of the Rocky Mountains. With elevations ranging from 8,000 feet on the wet, grassy valleys to 14,259 feet at the weather-ravaged top of Longs Peak, the park is filled with breathtaking scenery and experiences. Following the Trail Ridge Road a stop at the Alpine Visitor Center offers an opportunity to learn more about this fascinating place. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Homeward Bound

This morning a group transfer to the Denver International Airport is available for flights home departing after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Treasure Island or the Golden Nugget, Las Vegas, Nevada

Day 2 – Hampton Inn, Springdale, Utah

Day 3 – Aarchway Inn or Fairfield Inn, Moab, Utah

Day 4 – Hotel Colorado or similar, Glenwood Springs, Colorado

Days 5 and 6 – Hilton Denver City Center, Denver, Colorado

Room for the nights before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Las Vegas is $369 and in Denver is $499, tax and breakfast included. *These departures operate from Denver to Las Vegas.

FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to Las Vegas and from Denver.

SEDONA’S RED ROCKS

AND THE GRAND CANYON

featuring Two Historic Rail Journeys

6 DAYS PHOENIX > PHOENIX FROM $2,599

Enjoy the breathtaking beauty of the southwest, take a ride on two of Arizona’s scenic railways, take in the aweinspiring Grand Canyon, visit old mining towns and explore Montezuma Castle National Monument.

DAY 1 Arrive in Arizona

Your Arizona adventure begins as you arrive in Phoenix and are transferred to your hotel. Tonight, meet your Tour Manager and traveling companions at 6:00 p.m. for a transfer to Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse where a total cowboy western experience awaits. A delicious dinner, live entertainment and drinks are the order of the night. Meal: D

DAY 2 Montezuma Castle and Sedona Trolley Tour

This morning, visit Montezuma Castle National Monument, an ancient five-story Indian dwelling carved out of a great limestone cliff. In Sedona, your narrated trolley tour visits the south side of town, highlighted by Tlaquepaque Arts and Crafts Village, Gallery Row and a stop at the famous Chapel of the Holy Cross. Meal: B

DAY 3 Grand Canyon Railway and the South Rim

Travel to the spectacular South Rim of the Grand Canyon today. Enjoy breathtaking views while traveling along the rim. Then, climb aboard the Grand Canyon Railway and enjoy the everchanging terrain, from pine to prairies to high desert. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Sedona at Leisure

Sedona, an artist community, is set amongst the red-hued rocks of Oak Creek Canyon. Its breathtaking beauty fills the senses and soothes the soul. Today has been reserved as a day of leisure. Sit back, relax and enjoy the warmth of the Arizona sun, explore the eclectic art galleries and craft shops, or take an optional guided jeep tour through the Sedona backcountry. Meal: B

DAY 5 Verde Canyon Railroad

This morning, stop in Jerome, an old mining town and melting pot for those who dreamed of making a quick fortune. Once virtually a ghost town, it is now restored with shops, museums and art. Later, climb aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad for a spectacular journey over old-fashioned trestles, past ancient Indian ruins and through a 700-foot tunnel. Enjoy the views from the comfort of your First Class seat or from one of the open-air viewing cars. Watch for wildflowers, blooming cacti and wildlife in their natural habitat. Tonight, chow down with a chuckwagon supper at the “Blazin’ M Ranch” and Western Stage Show. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

Your Arizona adventure comes to a close today with a group transfer to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hilton Garden Inn, Scottsdale, Arizona

Days 2 through 5 – Element Sedona, Sedona, Arizona

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 8 Meals: 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend one night in Scottsdale and enjoy a welcome dinner with drinks at Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse

• Experience two of Arizona’s scenic rail excursions:

• Ride the Grand Canyon Railway after visiting the awesome Grand Canyon

• Journey through Verde Canyon in First Class comfort aboard the Verde Canyon Railroad

• Spend four nights in Sedona, at the heart of Red Rock Country

• Experience the breathtaking beauty of Grand Canyon National Park

• Visit Montezuma Castle National Monument, an ancient Indian dwelling carved into a limestone cliff

• Narrated trolley tour of Sedona

• Enjoy rip-roarin’ entertainment and a chuckwagon supper at the Blazin’ M Ranch and Western Stage Show

• Relax with a day at leisure in Sedona for shopping and exploring on your own, or take an optional Jeep tour

• Visit the old mining town of Jerome

Call for rates and schedules from your city to and from Phoenix. Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Scottsdale is $309 in 2027 or $349 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

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CHICAGO CUBS

ARIZONA SPRING TRAINING

featuring Three Spring Training Games

6 DAYS PHOENIX > PHOENIX FROM $3,199

What could be better than cheering on your favorite ball team, The Cubs, under the warm desert sunshine for three exciting spring training games? Get a head start on the baseball season with your Chicago Cubs at the Cactus League in Arizona.

DAY 1 Travel to Arizona

Depart for the Phoenix Valley today, home to Major League Baseball’s spring training Cactus League. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. and get you know your fellow Cubbies fans at a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Phoenix Sightseeing

and Chicago

Cubs Spring Training Game

Arizona is home to the Major League Desert League and the air is filled with excitement in anticipation of another baseball season. Begin the day with a sightseeing tour of Phoenix with a local guide. Get acquainted with your surroundings before heading to the ball park for the first of three spring training games where the Chicago Cubs are fan favorites. Meal: B

DAY 3 Another Chicago Cubs Spring Training Game

and Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse

Begin the day with some free time in Scottsdale as you visit historic Old Town for shopping and an on own lunch. Then, head to the ball park again for another fun-filled spring training game featuring your Chicago Cubs. In the evening, you head to Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse where a total cowboy western experience awaits. A delicious dinner, live entertainment and drinks are the order of the night. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Full Day Trip to Tucson

Depart Tempe this morning into the Sonoran Desert to scenic Tucson. Begin with a leisurely drive to the Saguaro National Park Visitor Center to see these amazing giants of the cactus world. Later, a visit to the Pima Air & Space Museum is planned. Here, nearly 300 historical aircrafts from the Wright Flyer to a 787 Dreamliner are on display. You also pay a visit to Mission San Xavier del Bac, the 17th-century Spanish mission known as “The White Dove of the Desert,” with its imposing dome, lofty towers and graceful spires. Then, return to Tempe. Meal: B

DAY 5 Dolly Steamboat

Cruise and Final Chicago Cubs Spring Training Game

Begin the day with a journey to spectacular Canyon Lake, nestled in the heart of the Superstition Mountains. Here, board the Dolly Steamboat for a narrated scenic nature cruise. Be on the lookout for majestic desert big horn sheep, bald eagles and a host of other wildlife, water fowl and birds. Then, be on hand to cheer your Cubbies on to victory at another Spring Training game. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

After breakfast a group transfer takes you to Phoenix Sky Harbor International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Embassy Suites, Tempe, Arizona

FREE AIRFARE from major U.S. cities. Call for details. Call for air schedules from your city to and from Phoenix. Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Tempe is $399, tax and breakfast included.

Please note, order of activities are subject to change pending the Spring Training schedule.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 8 Meals: 5 breakfasts and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend five nights in Tempe, Arizona, the heart of MLB’s Cactus League

• See three Spring training baseball games from reserved seats featuring the Chicago Cubs

• Free time to visit historic Old Town Scottsdale

• Enjoy dinner at Rustler’s Rooste Steakhouse

• Narrated sightseeing tour of Phoenix with a local guide

• Leisurely cruise on Canyon Lake aboard the Dolly Steamboat

• Full day trip to Tucson including a drive through Saguaro National Park

• Visit the Pima Air & Space Museum featuring nearly 300 aircraft and home to the Arizona Aviation Hall of Fame

RAILS, SAILS AND REDWOODS OF THE SIERRA NEVADA

featuring Two Rail Excursions, Two Boat Cruises and Yosemite National Park

9 DAYS SAN FRANCISCO > RENO FROM $3,799

Tour San Francisco, drive the beautiful Pacific Coast and experience the majestic Redwood and Sequoia trees of California. Ride the Roaring Camp Forest Train through Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park and the historic Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad with included lunch. Take a narrated Valley Floor Tour of Yosemite National Park and cruise on the turquoise waters of Lake Tahoe. Visit the historic towns of Carson and Virginia Cities. Narrated San Francisco bay cruise

DAY 1 Arrive in California

Arrive in San Francisco today and transfer to your lodging in San Francisco’s Fisherman’s Wharf area. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 San Francisco Touring and Bay Cruise

Embark on a guided tour of San Francisco and see many of the landmarks that made the city known throughout the world. See Union Square, Twin Peaks, Golden Gate Park, Chinatown and the world’s most crooked street, Lombard Street. In the afternoon, set sail on a narrated San Francisco Bay cruise, taking in the city’s waterfront, Fort Mason, the Presidio, Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Tonight, dinner is at Fisherman’s Wharf capping off a memorable day. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Roaring Camp Forest Train and Henry Cowell Redwoods

Depart this morning and follow the beautiful Pacific Coast past rugged cliffs and scenic coves. The Roaring Camp Forest Train offers a nostalgic train ride through the stunning redwoods forests of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park. Hear stories of the Roaring Camp during the logging era and enjoy the breathtaking views of these towering redwoods and surrounding landscape. Tonight, enjoy dinner on your own in the quaint seaside town of Santa Cruz. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad

Today you will travel past the rambling hills of the San Joaquin Valley. Begin your ascent into the Sierra Nevada Mountains for your next destination, the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad.

Climb aboard an official logger steam train for a narrated ride through the stunning landscape where lumberjacks once felled these mighty trees. Enjoy an included lunch and take in the railroad’s stunning landscape. Later, visit Mariposa Grove, home to the Giant Sequoia trees which have stood here for up to 3,000 years. Learn the history of these magnificent trees and wonder at this ancient and beautiful grove. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Yosemite National Park Valley Floor Tour

After breakfast, your Yosemite National Park visit begins with a tour of the Yosemite Valley Floor to see the park’s grandeur and natural treasures in all their glory. See El Capitan, a onemile-thick granite mountain and the thundering Yosemite Falls, the tallest waterfall in North America. This land is sacred to Native Americans, a land of broken dreams for many a prospector and a favorite subject of landscape photographer Ansel Adams. The park harbors a grand collection of waterfalls, meadows and forests that include groves of giant sequoias. Meal: B

DAY 6 Sacramento Touring and California Wine

Begin the day at the California Capitol Building where a tour shows you its extensive collection of statues, paintings and portraits. In Old Sacramento, a National Historic Landmark District, sits the California State Railroad Museum. Here, learn the importance the “iron horse” played in connecting California with the rest of the nation. Then visit Grindstone Winery set in the beautiful Dunnigan Hills. This family-owned winery features wines of exceptional quality with unique flavors and complex aromas. Meals: B, D

CALIFORNIA

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 13 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in San Francisco with narrated city tour

• Narrated bay cruise to see Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge

• Pass the rugged cliffs and scenic coves of the Pacific coastline

• Ride the Roaring Camp Forest Train through the stunning redwoods forests of Henry Cowell Redwoods State Park

• Ride the Yosemite Mountain Sugar Pine Railroad, an official logger steam train

• Tour the California Capitol Building and visit the California State Railroad Museum

• Wine tasting and tour at Grindstone Winey in the Dunnigan Hills

• Take a leisurely narrated cruise on the turquoise waters of Lake Tahoe aboard the MS Dixie II

• See the Nevada State Railroad Museum in Carson City

• Trolley tour of Virginia City and visit The Way it Was Museum

• Tour Reno’s National Automobile Museum

• Farewell dinner at Louis’ Basque Corner

DAY 7 Lake Tahoe Cruise and Nevada State Railroad Museum Cross into Nevada this morning and come to South Lake Tahoe. View the magnificent scenery while cruising on the turquoise waters of Lake Tahoe, the largest and second deepest Alpine lake in North America. From the deck of the MS Dixie II, view castles and mansions tucked between inlets and picturesque points. En route to Reno stop at the Nevada State Railroad Museum whose collection of steam locomotives helped shaped the development of the American West. Meal: B

RAILS, SAILS AND REDWOODS OF THE SIERRA NEVADA

DAY 8 Virginia City and Reno

Begin the day in Virginia City, once a thriving, vibrant metropolis of 25,000 residents. In 1859 the Comstock Lode, a rich deposit of silver ore was discovered here. Enjoy a narrated trolley tour to learn the history of the area. At The Way it Was Museum get a unique look at the region’s rich Western history. Have lunch on your own in Virginia City before heading back to Reno. An afternoon stop is made at the National Automobile Museum which features the cars of Paul Newman, Frank Sinatra and Elvis Presley. Dinner tonight is at Louis’ Basque Corner, home of the famous Pichon Punch. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Return Home

Your journey ends today with a group transfer to the RenoTahoe International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Marriott Marquis Hotel, San Francisco, California

Day 3 – Holiday Inn Express, Santa Cruz, California

Day 4 – Yosemite View Lodge, El Portal, California

Days 5 and 6 – Holiday Inn, Sacramento, California

Days 7 and 8 – Hotel J Resort, Reno, Nevada

July 10, 17 $3,799

August 14

September 18, 25 $3,799 + $1,699

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to San Francisco and from Reno.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in San Francisco is $399, and in Reno is $299, breakfast and tax included.

MOUNT RAINIER AND OLYMPIC NATIONAL PARKS

featuring Seattle, Tacoma and Victoria

8 DAYS SEATTLE > SEATTLE FROM $3,999

Explore the Pacific Northwest from Seattle’s vibrant waterfront to the English charm of British Columbia’s capital, Victoria. Along the way, see the deep, dark waters of Puget Sound, the majesty of Mount Rainier and the beauty of Olympic National Park.

DAY 1 Travel to Washington

Arrive at Seattle and transfer to your hotel in Tacoma. Tonight, meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

Olympic National Park

DAY 2 Museum of Glass and LeMay-America’s Car Museum

Today starts with a “hands on” session in a Tacoma “glass hot shop,” where you’ll design and make your own glass art pieces. Then, visit the renowned Museum of Glass and cross the Chihuly Bridge of Glass filled with the artist’s glass works. See the collection of classic vehicles at the LeMay-America’s Car Museum. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Mount Rainier National Park and Crystal Mountain Gondola

Mount Rainier stands at 14,410 feet and is the focal point of the park. Fields of wildflowers, forests of giant Douglas fir, icy glaciers and valleys teeming with wildlife are found here. At Crystal Mountain, take a gondola to the summit where you will find expansive views of Mount Rainier. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Seattle City Tour and Museum of Flight

A guided tour of Seattle includes Pioneer Square Historic District, Waterfront Park and the Lake Washington Ship Canal and Locks. Following free time at Pike Place Market, you’ll visit the numerous displays and historic aircraft, Space Gallery and Boeing’s original Red Barn factory at Seattle’s outstanding Museum of Flight. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Olympic’s Port Cities of Port Gamble and Port Townsend

Cross the Tacoma Narrow Bridge to the Olympic Peninsula and stop in Bremerton for a visit to the Puget Sound Navy Museum. Here, learn about the naval heritage of the region. Then, stop for lunch in the charming village of Port Gamble.

In Port Townsend, a local guide conducts a narrated tour to learn the history and see the handsome Victorian-era homes. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Ferry to Victoria, BC and Butchart Gardens

Have your passports handy as you ferry across the Strait of Juan de Fuca to Vancouver Island. Here, Victoria maintains a delightful English flavor, spiced with red double-decker buses, Tudor-style buildings and immaculate gardens. See the Parliament Buildings and the impressive Empress Hotel. Discover why Butchart Gardens are world-famous for ornate landscaping and superb Italian, Japanese and rose gardens. Dinner tonight is included at the Victoria Harbour House Restaurant. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Olympic National Park and Sequim Lavender Farm

Today, embark on a scenic drive into extraordinary Olympic National Park. See the beautiful panoramic vistas of the towering Olympic Mountains and the Strait of Juan de Fuca from the mile-high Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center. This afternoon, tour the colorful lavender farm in the Sequim area. Return to Port Angeles for a farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Return Home from Seattle

Crossing Puget Sound via the Washington State Ferry from Bainbridge Island, arrive at Seattle’s Sea-Tac Airport for flights out after 1:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 4 – Hotel Murano, Tacoma, Washington

Days 5 through 7 – Red Lion Hotel, Port Angeles, Washington

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 13 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights in Tacoma, Washington

• Tour the Museum of Glass featuring a “hands on” session and the impressive Chihuly Bridge of Glass

• Visit LeMay-America’s Car Museum

• Sightseeing in Mount Rainier National Park with its Douglas firs and icy glaciers

• Ride the Crystal Mountain gondola for expansive views of Mount Rainier

• Narrated city tour of Seattle including Pioneer Square Historic Park and free time for lunch in Pike Place Market

• Tour the Museum of Flight including Boeing’s original Red Barn factory

• Visit the Puget Sound Navy Museum and the charming village of Port Gamble

• See the handsome Victorian-era homes of Port Townsend

• Ferry to Victoria, known for its English flavor

• Discover world-famous Butchart Gardens with its ornate landscaping

• Visit Hurricane Ridge Visitor Center for fabulous views of Olympic National Park

• Tour the colorful Sequim Lavender Farm

MONTANA AND GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

featuring the Gates of the Mountains and Going-to-the-Sun Road

8 DAYS SPOKANE > MISSOULA FROM $3,699

The awesome grandeur of Glacier National Park is on display from the comfort of a historic Red Bus traveling along the legendary Going-to-the-Sun Road. Cruise through Waterton Lakes National Park and follow in Lewis & Clark’s footsteps to the Gates of the Mountains.

DAY 1 Arrive in Spokane, Washington

Spokane is Washington’s second largest city but retains a “small town” ambience. The downtown area is especially attractive with Riverfront Park and Spokane Falls. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. in the lobby for dining suggestions.

DAY

2 Wallace, Idaho and Kalispell, Montana

Wallace, Idaho, is an old mining town and is one of the few places where the entire town is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. It has one of the best collections of turn-of-thecentury architecture in the Pacific Northwest. There are several interesting museums that offer a glimpse into the fascinating history of the area. Continue into Montana and travel along the largest natural freshwater lake west of the Mississippi, Flathead Lake. More than 28 miles long, it occupies a trough dredged out by a great glacier about 12,000 years ago. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Glacier National Park

Welcome to Glacier National Park! Founded in 1910, the park is a land of mountain ranges carved by prehistoric ice rivers. The vistas seen from Going-to-the-Sun Road, named one of the top 100 scenic drives, are breathtaking and a photographer’s paradise. The best way to travel is via the Red Buses whose drivers are known as “jammers.” The antique red buses are both a symbol of the park and a reminder of a time when adventurous travel was done with style. The name “jammer” is carried over from the days when the buses had standard transmissions and the drivers could be heard “jamming” the gears as they drove up and down the rugged mountainous highway. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park

Travel north into Canada to Waterton Lakes National Park and embark on a boat cruise of Upper Waterton Lake, with its deep scenic bays, sheer vertical mountains and beautiful wilderness surroundings. In the afternoon, enjoy an included lunch at the

Lakeside Chophouse and see the Prince of Wales Hotel, one of the most photographed hotels in the world. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Great Falls Touring

Depart for Great Falls today. This area held great significance for the Lewis & Clark Expedition. You visit the Lewis and Clark Interpretive Center to learn about the explorers who were forced to spend nearly a month around the falls in June 1805. Much of the Missouri River in this area is as it was when Lewis and Clark first viewed it over 200 years ago. Then visit the C. M. Russell Museum, a gifted artist who masterfully captured art and soul of the American West. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 The Gates of the Mountains Cruise

Follow in the footsteps of Lewis and Clark on a journey to the Gates of the Mountains. This historical boat trip along the Missouri River traverses spectacular cliffs towering 1,200 feet on either side. Meal: B

DAY 7 Miracle of America Museum and Flathead Lake Cruise

Take the drive to Polson this morning for a visit to the Miracle of America Museum. The collection of “Americana” artifacts is in the thousands and is scattered throughout a handful of buildings. Continue up the west side of the lake to the town of Lakeside to climb aboard your vessel for a narrated cruise on scenic Flathead Lake. The largest natural fresh water lake west of the Great Lakes, Flathead Lake’s breathtaking splendor is sure to please. Return to Missoula for a farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Travel Home

Following breakfast a group transfer to the Missoula Airport is available for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hampton Inn, Spokane, Washington

Day 2 – Red Lion Hotel, Kalispell, Montana

Days 3 and 4 – Glacier Park Lodge or Many Glacier Hotel, East Glacier, Montana

Day 5 – Hampton Inn, Great Falls, Montana

Days 6 and 7 – Best Western PLUS Grant Creek Inn, Missoula, Montana

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 12 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Visit the historic mining town of Wallace, Idaho, the “Silver Capital of the World”

• Spend two nights at the historic Glacier Park Lodge or Many Glacier Hotel

• Travel the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road in a “jammer” Red Bus through Glacier National Park

• Enjoy a relaxing cruise on Upper Waterton Lake in Canada’s Waterton Lakes National Park

• Have lunch in Waterton and make a photo stop at the Prince of Wales Hotel

• Trace the footsteps of the two of the nation’s greatest explorers at the Lewis & Clark Interpretive Center

• Visit The C. M. Russell Museum in Great Falls

• Embark on a historical boat cruise on the Missouri River to the Gates of the Mountains

• Tour the Miracle of America Museum whose collection of “Americana” numbers in the thousands

• Take to the water for a narrated cruise on scenic Flathead Lake, the largest natural fresh water lake west of the Great Lakes

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Spokane and from Missoula.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Spokane is $319, and in Missoula is $349, tax and breakfast included.

FROM BLACK HILLS TO BADLANDS

featuring Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse and Deadwood

6 DAYS RAPID CITY > RAPID CITY FROM $2,699

Explore the wild wonders of South Dakota with a Black Hills & Badlands tour! Witness the grandeur of Mount Rushmore, delve into the otherworldly rock formations of Badlands National Park, and discover hidden gems like historic Deadwood or the 1880 Train. Tours offer expert guides, transportation between sights, and the chance to truly experience the Black Hills’ unique blend of history, nature, and adventure.

DAY 1 Arrive in South Dakota

Your northwesterly journey begins in Rapid City. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Journey Museum, Mount Rushmore and Fort Hays

Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show

Begin the day at the Journey Museum where you learn about the Indian culture and heritage. Then, visit the famed Shrine of Democracy, Mount Rushmore National Memorial. See the memorial, explore the museum and have an on own lunch. Later, tour the Black Hills Gold Factory, an enriching experience, followed by a stop at the Berlin Wall exhibit and then see the President statues around downtown. Tonight, mosey on over to Fort Hays Old West Town for their Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 The 1880 Train, Tatanka and Historic Deadwood

This morning board the 1880 Train of the Black Hills Central Railroad for the spectacular mountain scenery found along the tracks laid in the 1880s to service the area mines. Enjoy free time for shopping in the rugged town of Keystone. A drive through scenic Spearfish Canyon brings you to Tatanka, Story of the Bison. Founded by Kevin Costner, visit the Northern Plains People Center and Dances with Wolves movie costumes. In historic Deadwood, visit Mount Moriah Cemetery, known as “Boot Hill,” home to the graves of Old West legends like Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. There will be time to explore the town and see the local street shows. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Mammoth Site, Custer State Park and Crazy Horse Memorial

Your day starts in Hot Springs, home to Mammoth Site. This excavation site features the fossils of 58 woolly mammoths at the world’s largest site of its kind. Then travel into Custer State Park, home of the nation’s largest bison herd. Enjoy lunch on your own at the State Game Lodge before climbing aboard the park’s Jeeps for a tour among the bison herd. At the Crazy Horse Memorial, a bus takes you to the base of the carving for an up-close view. Return to the visitor center to see the exhibits, film and enjoy an included buffet dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Wall Drug Store and Badlands National Park

Begin the day at the Chapel in the Hills, a quiet retreat nestled at the foot of the Black Hills. Then stop at famed Wall Drug Store, a unique shopping emporium featuring western clothing, Indian pottery and favorite watering hole since the 1930s. Enjoy time for shopping and an on own lunch. Then, a local guide takes you through Badlands National Park, a uniquely beautiful geologic area formed over millions of years by wind, rain and erosion. Later, return to Rapid City for a farewell dinner featuring the entertainment of an Indian dancer, storyteller and flute player. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer to the Rapid City airport is available for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 5 – DoubleTree by Hilton, Rapid City, South Dakota

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 9 Meals: 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend five nights in Rapid City, at the heart of the Black Hills

• Learn about Indian culture at the Journey Museum

• See Mount Rushmore, the world’s largest sculpture

• Tour the Black Hills Gold Factory

• Visit the Berlin Wall and see the statues of the Presidents

• Fort Hays Old West Town and Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show

• Ride the Black Hills Central Railroad 1880 Train to Keystone

• Drive through Spearfish Canyon to Tatanka, Story of the Bison

• Visit Deadwood, see Boot Hill Cemetery and have dinner

• See the fossil remains of wooly mammoths at Mammoth Site

• Take a Jeep ride through Custer State Park to see the bison herds

• Travel to the base of Crazy Horse Memorial with included dinner

• Visit the Chapel of the Hills and shop at famed Wall Drug Store

• Guided tour of Badlands National Park with its beautiful formations

• Special farewell dinner featuring the entertainment of an Indian dancer, storyteller and flute player

THE GREAT BUFFALO ROUNDUP OF THE BLACK HILLS

featuring Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse and Deadwood

6 DAYS RAPID CITY > RAPID CITY FROM $2,499

Visit South Dakota’s historic Black Hills and beautiful Badlands on one trip. See national monuments, historic towns, and feel the ground rumble as cowboys bring in the state’s buffalo herd at the Great Buffalo Roundup.

Visit Historic Deadwood

DAY 1 Arrive in South Dakota

Your northwesterly journey begins in Rapid City. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Mount Rushmore, 1880 Train and Fort Hays

Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show

Begin the day with a tour at the Black Hills Gold Factory. Then, visit the famed Shrine of Democracy, Mount Rushmore National Memorial. See the memorial, explore the museum and have an on own lunch. Later, board the 1880 Train of the Black Hills Central Railroad for the spectacular mountain scenery found along the tracks laid in the 1880s to service the area mines. Stop by the Berlin Wall exhibit and then see the President statues around downtown. Tonight, mosey on over to Fort Hays Old West Town for their Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Historic Deadwood and Crazy Horse Memorial

In historic Deadwood today, visit Mount Moriah Cemetery, known as “Boot Hill,” home to the graves of Old West legends like Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. There will be time to explore the town and see the local street shows. Then, travel to the Crazy Horse Memorial where a bus takes you to the base of the carving. Return to the visitor center to see the exhibits, film and enjoy a enjoy an included buffet dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 The Great Buffalo Roundup and Mammoth Site

Our day starts early in Custer State Park with a pancake breakfast to get ready for the Great Buffalo Roundup.

Each fall the ground rumbles and the dust flies as cowboys and park crews saddle up to bring in the thundering herd of nearly 1,300 strong. After an included lunch at the State Game Lodge, travel to Hot Springs, home to the Mammoth Site. This excavation site features the fossils of 58 woolly mammoths at the world’s largest site of its kind. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Wall Drug Store and Badlands National Park

Begin the day at the Chapel in the Hills, a quiet retreat nestled at the foot of the Black Hills. Then stop at famed Wall Drug Store, a unique shopping emporium featuring western clothing, Indian pottery and favorite watering hole since the 1930s. Enjoy time for shopping and an on own lunch. Then, a local guide takes you through Badlands National Park, a uniquely beautiful geologic area formed over millions of years by wind, rain and erosion. Return to Rapid City for a visit to the Journey Museum and a farewell dinner featuring the entertainment of an Indian dancer, storyteller and flute player. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

After breakfast, a group transfer to the Rapid City airport is available for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 5 – DoubleTree by Hilton, Rapid City, or Courtyard by Marriott, Box Elder, South Dakota

SOUTH DAKOTA

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 9 Meals: 5 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend five nights in Rapid City, at the heart of the Black Hills

• Tour the Black Hills Gold Factory

• See Mount Rushmore, the world’s largest sculpture

• Ride the Black Hills Central Railroad 1880 Train to Keystone

• Visit the Berlin Wall and see the statues of the Presidents

• Fort Hays Old West Town and Chuckwagon Supper and Cowboy Music Show

• Visit Deadwood, see Boot Hill Cemetery and have dinner

• Travel to the base of the Crazy Horse Memorial to see the carving up close

• Enjoy a pancake breakfast followed by the annual Great Buffalo Roundup in Custer State Park

• Included lunch at Custer State Game Lodge

• See the fossil remains of woolly mammoths at Mammoth Site

• Visit the Chapel in the Hills and stop at famed Wall Drug Store

• Guided tour of Badlands National Park with beautiful formations

• Visit the Journey Museum

• Special farewell dinner featuring the entertainment of an Indian dancer, storyteller and flute player

THE BEST OF THE DAKOTAS

Featuring Mount Rushmore, Theodore Roosevelt and the Medora Musical

9 DAYS SIOUX FALLS > BISMARCK FROM $3,399

Discover America’s frontier spirit on this adventure highlighting the best of South and North Dakota. From Sioux Falls to Bismarck, explore Mount Rushmore National Memorial, Badlands National Park and Theodore Roosevelt National Park. Ride the historic 1880 Train, encounter bison in Custer State Park, enjoy the Medora Musical, and cruise the Missouri River—an unforgettable journey through legendary landscapes.

Spend two nights in Sioux Falls

DAY 1 Arrive in South Dakota

Arrive in Sioux Falls today and transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 5:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner with your traveling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Sioux Falls Touring

This morning a local guide conducts a narrated tour of Sioux Falls. See the stunning 123-acre Falls Park, featuring pink quartzite waterfalls, learn about the downtown sculpture walk and see the historic Pettigrew Home. Lunch is at McCrossan Boys Ranch, a non-profit working ranch offering an opportunity for young men to learn life skills. The Old Courthouse is one of the oldest buildings in the city and home to the Siouxland Heritage Museum. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Hansen Wheel and Wagon Shop

and Badlands National Park

Depart Sioux Falls and come to Hansen Wheel and Wagon Shop, one of the nation’s remaining builders and restorers of horse-drawn carriages, wagons and stagecoaches. Then, take the leisurely drive through Badlands National Park, a uniquely beautiful geologic area formed over millions of years by wind, rain and erosion. Later, stop at famed Wall Drug Store, a unique shopping emporium featuring western clothing, Indian pottery and favorite watering hole since the 1930s. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Black Hills Touring

Begin the day with a visit to the famed Shrine of Democracy, Mount Rushmore National Memorial. See the memorial and explore the museum.

At the Crazy Horse Memorial, a bus takes you to the base of the carving for an up-close view. Then, travel into Custer State Park, home of the nation’s largest bison herd. Enjoy an included lunch at the State Game Lodge before climbing aboard the park’s Jeeps for a tour among the bison herd. Back in Rapid City, visit the Journey Museum where you learn about Indian culture and heritage. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 1880s Train and Deadwood

This morning board the 1880 Train of the Black Hills Central Railroad for the spectacular mountain scenery found along the tracks laid in the 1880s to service the area mines. Enjoy lunch in historic Deadwood and visit Mount Moriah Cemetery, known as “Boot Hill,” home to the graves of Old West legends like Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. There will be time to explore the town before heading up to North Dakota. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Theodore Roosevelt and the Medora Musical

A busy day today begins with a drive through Theodore Roosevelt National Park. On the scenic loop through the park be on the lookout for the many bison, deer, elk, bighorn sheep and even wild horses that inhabit the area. Then, visit the new Theodore Roosevelt Presidential Library where you will explore the legacy of a leader who shaped America. Spend time at the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame which showcases ranching, trail drivers and rodeo cowboys of the plains of North Dakota. Dinner today is a traditional Pitchfork Steak Fondue where chefs load steaks on pitchforks and fondue them western-style. The evening is capped off with reserved seats to the famed Medora Musical. This outdoor, high energy, western-style musical show is sure to please. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Badlands Dinosaur Museum and The Enchanted Highway

After a long day yesterday, take time this morning before visiting the Badlands Dinosaur Museum. See the fossils, bones, teeth and the largest collection of full skeletons on display in North Dakota.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Narrated sightseeing tour of Sioux Falls including Falls Park, Pettigrew Home and the Old Courthouse

• Enjoy lunch and tour at McCrossan Boys Ranch

• Visit Hansen Wheel and Wagon Shop, builders of horse-drawn wagons and stagecoaches

• Drive through the unique landscape of Badlands National Park

• Black Hills touring including Mount Rushmore, Crazy Horse, a jeep ride and lunch in Custer State Park

• Visit the Journey Museum to learn about Indian culture and heritage

• Ride the 1880 Train of the Black Hills Central Railroad

• Enjoy free time in historic Deadwood and visit Mount Moriah Cemetery, known as “Boot Hill”

• Drive through Theodore Roosevelt National Park and be on the lookout for the many bison, deer and bighorn

• Tour the new Theordore Roosevelt Presidential Library and explore the legacy of a leader who shaped America

• Visit the North Dakota Cowboy Hall of Fame

• Enjoy a traditional Pitchfork Steak Fondue

• Reserved seats to the famed Medora Musical, an outdoor, western-style musical show

• See the state’s largest collection of dinosaur skeletons at the Badlands Dinosaur Museum

• Drive the 32-mile long Enchanted Highway

• Narrated tour of North Dakota’s State Capitol, a prairie-themed Art Deco styled building

• Tour Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park, a cavalry military outpost

• Narrated cruise on the mighty Missouri River aboard the Lewis & Clark river vessel

THE BEST OF THE DAKOTAS

Then for a little fun, you will take a drive along North Dakota’s Enchanted Highway. This 32-mile long scenic drive features classic roadside art of giant metal sculptures before coming to Bismarck. Meals: B, L

DAY 8 Fort Abraham, Custer’s Home and Lewis & Clark River Cruise

Begin the day with a narrated tour of North Dakota’s State Capitol, a prairie-themed Art Deco styled building. Then you will visit the Fort Abraham Lincoln State Park. Established in 1907 the park contains the reconstructed earth lodges of the On-aSlant Village of the Plains Indian tribes, the 1873 cavalry military outpost and the home of Lt. Colonel George Armstrong Custer.

DAY 9 Travel Home

This morning your tour ends with a group transfer to the Bismarck Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Sheraton Hotel, Sioux Falls, South Dakota

Days 3 and 4 – DoubleTree by Hilton, Rapid City, South Dakota

Days 5 and 6 – Hawthorne Extended Stay, Dickinson, North Dakota

Days 7 and 8 – Hampton Inn & Suites Northwest, Bismarck, North Dakota

+ $1,599

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Sioux Falls and from Bismarck.

Rooms for the night before and after are available. Cost for a room in Sioux Falls is $269, and in Bismarck is $299, tax and breakfast included.

HIGHLIGHTS OF THE COLUMBIA AND SNAKE RIVERS

featuring Timberline Lodge, Hells Canyon and the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel

8 DAYS PORTLAND > SPOKANE FROM $3,399

Experience the best of the Columbia and Snake Rivers. From Mount Hood’s Timberline Lodge and the Columbia River Gorge’s Multnomah Falls to the Snake River’s Hells Canyon and two nights at the beautiful Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel.

DAY 1 Arrive in Oregon

Welcome to Portland. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. and fellow travelers for a welcome dinner in the hotel. Meal: D

DAY 2 Mount Hood and Timberline Lodge

Begin by traveling to Mount Hood, the highest mountain in the state. Lunch is at the incredible Timberline Lodge. Considered an architectural wonder, it was declared a National Historic Landmark in 1977. Back in Portland, enjoy a guided tour of the city which includes the Old Town Historic District and International Rose Test Gardens. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 The Spectacular Columbia River Gorge

Depart Portland for the spectacular Columbia River Gorge where sheer cliffs rise 2,000 feet. See Vista House and stop at beautiful Multnomah Falls, a 600-foot tall roaring cascade of water as well as mammoth Bonneville Lock and Dam. Later, arrive in Pendleton, known for its western heritage and traditions. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Fort Walla Walla

Crossing into Washington today a stop is made at Fort Walla Walla. Dating from 1806, when Lewis and Clark traveled the

area, Fort Walla Walla has seen the 1840s wagon trains, the 1856 military post and the 1860s gold rush days. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Hells Canyon Day Jet Boat Excursion

Embark today on an epic Jet Boat journey on the incredible Snake River into Hells Canyon National Recreation Area, the deepest river gorge in North America. Learn about Native American history, the pioneers and gold miners on this 120mile excursion. Enjoy your deli-style box lunch served under the fruit trees at Cache Creek Ranch. Travel through three states and see the confluence of the Snake and Salmon Rivers. Then, check into the fabulous Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel with plenty of time to freshen up before enjoying an authentic cultural experience featuring live performance, song, storytelling and dinner. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 6 Eagle Aviary Tour and Lake Coeur d’Alene Dinner Cruise

The day begins with a tour of the Eagle Aviary located across Coeur d’Alene Lake. Learn about and see up close the eagles and other raptors cared for by tribal wildlife staff under the direction of wildlife biologist Janie Veltkamp. Enjoy an included lunch and spend time shopping in the local native store. Then, return to the property with time to freshen up before the evening dinner cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 7 SkyRide Gondola and Spokane Falls

Take the short drive to Spokane, Washington, boasting the second largest waterfall by volume in the nation. At Riverfront Park you will board the SkyRide gondola for a thrilling ride

across the Spokane River and mighty Spokane Falls. Long considered sacred by the Native American tribes, the falls carves its way through the city with spectacular natural beauty. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a special farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Travel Home

Depart for home from this memorable vacation with a group transfer to the Spokane International Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – DoubleTree Hotel, Portland, Oregon

Day 3 – Holiday Inn Express, Pendleton, Oregon

Day 4 – Hells Canyon Grand Hotel, Lewiston, Idaho

Days 5 and 6 – Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel, Worley, Idaho

Day 7 – Hampton Inn, Spokane, Washington

May 15

July 17

August 7

September 18

$3,399 + $999

$3,399 + $999

$3,399 + $999

$3,399 + $999

Call for rates and schedules from your city to Portland and from Spokane.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Portland is $249 and in Spokane is $309, tax and breakfast included.

Spokane Fort Walla Walla

Columbia River Gorge Hells Canyon National Recreation Area Lewiston Worley

OREGON

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 16 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 6 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• See majestic Mount Hood and have lunch at Timberline Lodge

• Panoramic tour of Portland including Old Town Historic District and International Rose Test Gardens

• See the highlights of the Columbia Gorge including Vista House, Multnomah Falls and Bonneville Dam

• Visit Fort Walla Walla Museum whose history spans back to the days of Lewis and Clark

• Take an exciting narrated Jet Boat excursion on the Snake River into rugged Hells Canyon with an included lunch

• Spend two nights at the Coeur d’Alene Casino Resort Hotel

• Authentic Native American Cultural Experience and Dinner with tribal entertainment and cuisine

• Take the Eagle Aviary Tour and see eagles and other raptors with Tribal wildlife staff

• Free time for shopping in the local native store

• Narrated dinner cruise on Lake Coeur d’Alene

• Touring in Spokane including the SkyRide gondola

WINTER IN YELLOWSTONE

NATIONAL PARK

featuring the National Elk Refuge and Jackson Hole

6 DAYS SALT LAKE CITY > SALT LAKE CITY FROM $2,599

Witness the majesty of Yellowstone in winter, when the park is bathed in crisp white snow and shimmering ice. A private Snowcoach takes you to places where the wildlife is still abundant, but the tourists are not.

DAY 1 Arrive in Salt Lake City, Utah

Welcome to Salt Lake City, often called the “Crossroads of the West.” This bustling modern city is surrounded by mountains and features the historic Temple Square. Meet your Tour Manager at 5:00 p.m.for a hearty welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY

2 Mormon Tabernacle Choir and West Yellowstone

Following breakfast this morning you will be treated to the beautiful sounds of the world-famous Mormon Tabernacle Choir at their weekly live broadcast performance. Then, board your waiting motorcoach and travel north through the Island Park region. Cross Targhee Pass and enter Big Sky Country of Montana. Our destination is the town of West Yellowstone, the gateway to Yellowstone National Park’s west entrance. Check into our hotel for a two-night stay and a delicious dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Snowcoach Touring in Yellowstone National Park

Have your winter gear ready and your cameras packed as our private Snowcoach picks you up at your hotel and takes you into Yellowstone National Park, a winter wonderland only accessible by specially-equipped vehicles. This full day journey features a narrated tour to legendary geyser Old Faithful. There are many stops along the way including Madison Junction, considered the birthplace of Yellowstone; Fountain Paint Pot, a mud pot named for its many colors; and Biscuit Basin, with its active geothermal activity. A box lunch is included and many wildlife stops will be made along the way. Experience the beauty and wonder of Yellowstone in winter on this 60-milelong once-in-a-lifetime adventure. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 National Elk Refuge Sleigh Ride and Jackson Hole

Leaving Montana today, travel to the historic town of Jackson, Wyoming, a blend of American history and Western charm. En route, stop at the National Elk Refuge for an exhilarating open sleigh ride among the elk herd numbering in the thousands. Be sure to bundle up as the ride can be chilly! Your hotel in Jackson offers warm and welcoming accommodations just steps away from historic Jackson Town Square, home to shops, galleries and boutiques. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Olympic Park and Salt Lake City

Traveling south brings you through the rugged Snake River Canyon area which separates the Snake and Wyoming Mountain Ranges before coming back into Utah. Stop at the Utah Olympic Park for a tour of the facility which hosted the 2002 Winter Olympic Games and continues to host World Cup events. Later, continue to Salt Lake City where your accommodations and a delicious farewell dinner await. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

After breakfast, our group transfer takes us to the Salt Lake City airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 5 – DoubleTree Hotel, Salt Lake City, Utah

Days 2 and 3 – Kelly Inn, West Yellowstone, Montana

Day 4 – 49er Inn and Suites, Jackson, Wyoming

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 10 Meals: 5 breakfasts, 1 box lunch and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in Salt Lake City

• Attend the world-famous weekly broadcast performance of the Mormon Tabernacle Choir

• Spend two nights in West Yellowstone, Montana, the gateway to Yellowstone National Park

• Experience a full day touring inside Yellowstone National Park aboard a specially-designed Snowcoach on a 60-mile journey to Old Faithful and back

• Yellowstone touring stops include Madison Junction, Fountain Paint Pot, Biscuit Basin and of course, Old Faithful geyser

• Enjoy numerous magnificent photo opportunities of Yellowstone’s geysers, mud pots and wildlife

• Visit the National Elk Refuge and take an exhilarating open sleigh ride among the Elk herd

• Spend one night in Jackson Hole, filled with history, shopping and Western charm

22, 29

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Salt Lake City.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Salt Lake City is $309 in 2027 or $349 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

THANKSGIVING IN NEW YORK CITY

5 DAYS NEW YORK CITY > NEW YORK CITY FROM $2,899

Visit New York City and its famous Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. Enjoy a narrated sightseeing tour including Wall Street, Battery Park and the Brooklyn Bridge. See breathtaking views from the Top of the Rock, sail to Ellis Island and the Statue of Liberty and enjoy the dazzling Rockettes Christmas Spectacular Show.

DAY 1 Arrive at New York’s LaGuardia Airport

Arrive in New York City today and transfer to your hotel in Manhattan. Meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. to enjoy a welcome dinner with your traveling companions. Meal: D

DAY 2 Sightseeing in New York City and Top of the Rock Observation Deck

There is so much to see in this amazing city! After breakfast, a local guide conducts a narrated sightseeing tour of “The Big Apple” including views of the famous museums of history and art, Wall Street and Battery Park, to name just a few. You will also see the Brooklyn Bridge, Carnegie Hall and St. Patrick’s Cathedral. Your city tour ends at Rockefeller Center where you climb aboard the elevator to the observation deck located at the “Top of the Rock” for a spectacular panoramic view of Manhattan and New York City. Meal: B

DAY 3 Statue of Liberty Circle Cruise and Rockettes Christmas Spectacular Show

This morning, climb aboard your vessel and take to the water for a circle cruise around Manhattan Island. Learn about this incredible city and see the Statue of Liberty on this narrated cruise. In a perfect way to celebrate the holiday season, head to Radio City Music Hall for a performance of the magnificent Christmas Spectacular show, featuring the world-famous Rockettes. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade and Farewell Dinner

As traditional as family gatherings, turkey feasts and football games on Thanksgiving Day is the annual Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade. This extravaganza features a host of clowns, floats, marching bands, celebrities and the famous gigantic balloons that follow the parade overhead. In the evening, gather with your fellow traveling companions for a special farewell dinner hosted by your Tour Manager. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Return Home

This morning a group transfer to New York’s LaGuardia Airport is available for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 4 – Sheraton Times Square, New York, New York

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 7 Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 2 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights lodging in the heart of New York City

• Narrated tour of New York City including Central Park, Greenwich Village, Chinatown and Battery Park with a local guide

• Ride 70 stories up to the Top of the Rockefeller Observation Deck for an incredible view of New York City

• Enjoy a narrated circle Manhattan Island cruise and see the Statue of Liberty and Ellis Island

• See the magnificent Christmas Spectacular by the Rockettes at Radio City Music Hall

• Watch the Macy’s Thanksgiving Day Parade with its marching bands, elaborate floats and giant balloons

Call for air rates and schedules for your city to and from New York LaGuardia

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in New York City is $599, breakfast and tax included.

SAN ANTONIO CHRISTMAS ON THE RIVERWALK

featuring a Holiday Cruise, Texas Hill Country and The Alamo

5 DAYS SAN ANTONIO > SAN ANTONIO FROM $1,899

Discover the holiday spirit of Texas on a five-day San Antonio getaway. Enjoy a four-night stay on the iconic Riverwalk with guided touring, Mission San Jose, El Mercado, and the legendary Alamo. Travel through the Hill Country to LBJ National Historical Park and the National Museum of the Pacific War. Visit Bandera, the Cowboy Capital of the World, and enjoy a festive Paseo del Rio cruise.

See the Texas White House

DAY 1 Arrive in San Antonio, Texas

Stay four nights right in the center of all the action on San Antonio’s famous Riverwalk. Meet your Tour Manager in the lobby at 5:00 p.m. for a welcome get-together at the Drury Plaza’s Manager’s Kickback Reception. Meal: Drury Manager’s Kickback Reception

DAY 2 San Antonio Touring and The Alamo

This morning a local guide conducts a sightseeing tour of the city. Explore the area’s rich history with a visit to Mission San Jose, followed by shopping at El Mercado, an authentic Mexican Marketplace. Later, you visit The Alamo, the famous fort where Davy Crockett and 185 other “Texans” fought against Mexico. See the museum and enjoy the spectacular IMAX movie, Alamo – The Price of Freedom. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 LBJ National Historic Park and National Museum of the Pacific War

Today you travel through the Texas Hill Country for a visit to the Lyndon Baines Johnson National Historic Park. Begin in Johnson City with a visit to the boyhood home of LBJ, the nation’s 36th President, before arriving in Stonewall and the LBJ Ranch and Texas White House. See LBJ’s presidential airplane, automobiles and see the Texas White House where the nation’s business was often conducted. Enjoy an included lunch in Fredericksburg before visiting the National Museum of the Pacific War, a one-of-a-kind museum which covers the War in the Pacific arena from all angles. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Frontier Times Museum, Bandera and Paseo del Rio Cruise

Today, travel to Bandera, the self-proclaimed “Cowboy Capital of the World” for a visit to the Frontier Times Museum. Opened in 1933 the museum is dedicated to the American West and includes a wonderful collection of Western Art, the Texas Heroes Hall of Honor and personal collection of “curiosities” from the founder, J. Marvin Hunter. Enjoy time for lunch and shopping in this unique Cowboy town before heading back to San Antonio. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner followed by a leisurely cruise along the Paseo del Rio beautifully decorated for the holidays. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Fly Home

Depart for home with a group transfer to the San Antonio International Airport for flights out after 10:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Drury Inn Riverwalk, San Antonio, Texas

San Antonio Christmas on the Riverwalk Tour Code 346SX 2027 Departure DatesPer Person TwinSingle Room add

November 29

December 13

$1,899 + $999

$1,899 + $999

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from San Antonio.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in San Antonio is $349, tax and breakfast included.

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 8 Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 3 dinners (including Drury Manager’s Kickback Reception)

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights on the famous San Antonio Riverwalk

• Enjoy a leisurely cruise along the Paseo de Rio

• Guided tour of San Antonio including the Mission San Jose and El Mercado Mexican marketplace

• Visit the Alamo and see the IMAX presentation, Alamo – The Price of Freedom

• Visit the LBJ National Historic Park consisting of his boyhood home in Johnson City and Ranch in Stonewall including the Texas White House

• Tour the National Museum of the Pacific War, a one-ofa-kind museum covering the War of the Pacific arena

• Travel to Bandera, the “Cowboy Capital of the World” with time for lunch and shopping

• Visit the Frontier Times Museum

• Farewell dinner followed by a cruise along the Paseo del Rio

CHRISTMAS AT THE OPRYLAND RESORT

featuring the Opryland Holiday Show, General Jackson and the Grand Ole Opry

6 DAYS NASHVILLE > NASHVILLE FROM $3,099

Enjoy the magic of the holiday season with a Christmas tour to Opryland. Marvel at the stunning lights and decorations that adorn the resort, creating a festive wonderland unlike any other. Take a leisurely stroll through the beautifully landscaped gardens, adorned with twinkling lights and festive displays. Step inside to find towering Christmas trees, elaborate holiday decorations, and live entertainment that will fill you with holiday cheer.

Enjoy a show at the Grand Ole Opry

DAY 1 Arrive in Tennessee

Welcome to Nashville with a transfer to the Gaylord Opryland Resort. Tonight, meet your Tour Manager at 6:00 p.m. and get to know your traveling companions during a welcome dinner at the resort. Meal: D

DAY 2 Nashville Sightseeing and Country Music Hall of Fame

Begin the day with a narrated tour of Nashville conducted by a local guide. See the Honky Tonks, Music Row, the historic Ryman Auditorium and even a full-scale replica of the Parthenon. Then, visit the fabulous Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum. Called the “Smithsonian of Country Music” because of its collection of artists’ artifacts, photographs, recorded sound and vintage video, the museum is highlighted by its core exhibit Sing Me Back Home: A Journey Through Country Music. Meal: B

DAY 3 Free Day and Grand Ole Opry

Today is a day at leisure for you to explore the incredible Opryland Resort. Here, you will experience southern hospitality at its finest as you stroll through nine acres of lush gardens and flowing waterfalls inside a glass atrium. Take a ride on a Delta River Boat through the Resort and see this remarkable complex from a whole new perspective. Dinner tonight is at the Opry Backstage Grill which serves Southern fare paired with live music. In the evening, sit back and enjoy the excitement of the Granddaddy of Country shows, the Grand Ole Opry. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 General Jackson Showboat and

Belle Meade

Enjoy the morning at the Opryland Resort. Then, climb aboard one of the largest showboats ever built, the General Jackson

An elegant triumph of American ingenuity, the “Gen Jack” was launched on the Ohio River in 1985. Expect a delicious luncheon while experiencing a dazzling holiday show featuring stunning costumes and lively entertainment celebrating the best of the holiday season. In the afternoon, visit the elegant Belle Meade Plantation and learn the century-long history of the estate through a guided tour. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Opryland’s ICE! Show and Opryland Christmas Dinner Show

Today, experience Opryland’s annual ICE! show. This winter holiday attraction is an interactive world of colorful hand-carved ice sculptures created by artists from around the world. Also, enjoy the exciting synchronized light and music fountain show in the Delta Atrium, and enjoy the outdoor Nativity display with special light effects. In the evening, you are treated to a Christmas Dinner and Show at the Opryland Resort. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Travel Home

Your trip ends with a group transfer to Nashville’s International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Gaylord Opryland Resort, Nashville, Tenessee

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Nashville International Airport.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Nashville is $429, tax and breakfast included.

• 9 Meals: 5 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend five nights at the fabulous Gaylord Opryland Resort, with its atriums beautifully decorated

• Narrated tour of Nashville to see the Honky Tonks, Music Row and the historic Ryman Auditorium

• Tour the Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum often called the “Smithsonian of Country Music”

• Enjoy Southern cooking and live music at the Opry Backstage Grille

• Reserved seats to the Granddaddy of Country shows, the Grand Ole Opry

• Experience a delicious luncheon and dazzling live entertainment celebrating the holiday season aboard the General Jackson Showboat

• Visit the elegant Belle Meade Plantation and learn the century-long history of the estate

• Experience Opryland’s traditional ICE! Show, featuring hand-carved ice sculptures crafted by international artists

• Experience an exciting synchronized light and music fountain shows in the Delta Atrium as well as the outdoor Nativity display with special light effects

• Take a Delta River Boat ride through the Opryland Resort

• Enjoy dinner and top-notch entertainment at Opryland’s Christmas Dinner Show

A CAROLINA CHRISTMAS

featuring Andy Griffith’s “Mayberry” and Christmas at the Billy Graham Library

7 DAYS GREENSBORO > CHARLOTTE FROM $2,799

Experience the magic of the Carolinas this holiday season. Explore Greensboro’s history and culinary delights, marvel at Victorian décor in Winston-Salem, tour Andy Griffith’s “Mayberry,” and enjoy Charlotte’s festive Fourth Ward. Discover stunning gardens, art, and a live holiday dinner show on this enchanting Christmas getaway.

DAY 1 Arrive in North Carolina

Arrive in Greensboro with a transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager and traveling companions at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

Enjoy a dinner and show at NarroWay

DAY 2 Greensboro Trolley and Tasting Tour

Begin the day with a narrated Trolley Tour of “The Gate City,” Greensboro followed by a Downtown Tasting Tour to discover locally-owned restaurants and food shops, while learning about the city’s history and architecture. Then, stop at the historic 1880’s Brookhaven Mill Farms with its lovely Victorian gazebo and old-timey farm store to shop for fresh farm products and local artisan gifts. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Winston-Salem, Körner’s Folly and Old Salem Museums

On a guided tour today see the R.J. Reynolds Headquarters and the beautiful Graylyn Estate. Then visit Körner’s Folly, a historic home built in 1880 transformed into a winter wonderland with traditional Victorian decorations. Old Salem Museums and Gardens is a historic site relating the stories of people who built the region. After dinner, celebrate the magical glow of the Tanglewood Park Festival of Lights by driving through miles of dazzling displays all illuminated by over one million LED lights.

Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Andy Griffith’s “Mayberry”

Travel today to Mount Airy, the birthplace of Andy Griffith and the inspiration for the fictional town of “Mayberry.” See Andy’s childhood home, Wally’s Service Station and a replica of the Mayberry Jail. Then, see Floyd’s Barber Shop and enjoy lunch in historic downtown. Also, visit the Andy Griffith Museum as well as the museum dedicated to the “original” Siamese Twins Change and Eng. A stop at the Gertrude Smith Home and the Mount Airy Museum of Regional History complete the day.

Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Charlotte’s Fourth Ward and Christmas at the Billy Graham Library

Travel to Charlotte for a guided tour of the city’s historic Fourth Ward, with its Victorian mansions lining charming, shady streets. Then, tour the Billy Graham Library for their Christmas at the Library experience. Learn the story of Billy Graham’s life while enjoying the Christmas Carolers, live Nativity and a traditional Christmas Dinner featuring turkey, carved ham, cornbread stuffing and more. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Daniel Stowe Conservatory, Mint Museum and NarroWay Dinner Show

At the Daniel Stowe Conservatory and Botanical Gardens, see the stunning Garden Pavilion and explore the conservatory full of tropical plants, orchids and vibrant flower displays. The Mint Museum is the oldest art museum in North Carolina with over 35,000 objects in its collection. Stop at the 1815 Historic Rosedale House and Gardens. Tonight, enjoy a delicious dinner and rousing live show at NarroWay Dinner and Show. NarroWay offers a variety of original Broadway-style musicals, Biblical productions and Holiday shows. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Travel Home

Bid a fond farewell to Carolina with a group transfer to Charlotte Douglas International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Embassy Suites, Greensboro, North Carolina

Days 2 through 4 – Embassy Suites, Winston-Salem, North Carolina

Days 5 and 6 – Hilton Garden Inn, Charlotte, North Carolina

$1,199

Mount Airy

Winston-Salem Clemmons

Greensboro 3 2 1

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 12 Meals: 6 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Take a narrated Trolley Tour of Greensboro and enjoy a Tasting Tour

• Visit the historic 1880’s Brookhaven Mill Farms

• Take a narrated tour of Winston-Salem and see the R.J. Reynolds Headquarters and beautiful Graylyn Estate

• Visit Körner’s Folly, an historic 1880 home

• Tour Old Salem Museums and Gardens, an historic site

• Celebrate the Tanglewood Park Festival of Lights

• Visit Andy Griffith’s “Mayberry,” Mount Airy, and see his childhood home, Wally’s Service Station and Floyd’s Barber Shop

• See Charlotte’s Victorian mansions in the Fourth Ward

• Experience Billy Graham’s Christmas at the Library featuring Christmas Carolers, live Nativity and Christmas Dinner

• Visit the Daniel Stowe Conservatory with their Four Seasons Garden

• Visit The Mint Museum with its large collection

• Stop at Historic Rosedale House and Gardens, built in 1815

• Farewell dinner and show at NarroWay, offering a variety of original Broadway-style musicals, Biblical productions and Holiday shows

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TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE

featuring a Gala New Year’s Eve Party

5 DAYS LOS ANGELES > LOS ANGELES FROM $2,499

See the Granddaddy of all Parades from your reserved seats along Colorado Boulevard. Explore Los Angeles on a sightseeing tour and ring in the New Year in style with a private gala event. The parade, which is the prelude to the Rose Bowl, has been a tour destination for generations.

See the sights of Los Angeles and Hollywood

DAY 1 Arrive in Southern California

Welcome to the Granddaddy of parades, the 139th Tournament of Roses Parade, featuring the beautiful pageantry and tradition of magnificent floral floats, high-stepping equestrians and spirited marching bands. You will stay in Long Beach for four nights. Join your Tour Manager tonight for a welcome orientation.

DAY 2 Los Angeles Sightseeing Tour and J. Paul Getty Museum

Today a local guide conducts a tour of Los Angeles and Hollywood. From the Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral to the Disney Concert Hall, home of the Los Angeles Philharmonic Orchestra, the tour is a blend of old and new. See the Dolby Theater and the legendary Grauman’s Chinese Theater. In the afternoon, visit the J. Paul Getty Museum, a testament to the enjoyment and understanding of the visual arts. The museum contains a collection of Western art from the middle ages to the present and is one of the most visited museums in the nation. Meal: B

DAY 3 Rose Parade Float Building and New Year’s Eve Festivities

This morning, go behind the scenes in Pasadena for the Rose Parade Float Building. See the floats being built up close by the hundreds of people working to finish their floats. Marvel at the thousands of various flowers from around the world that were used to create the world’s most imaginative floats. Then, visit the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library which chronicles the storied career of Ronald Reagan which spanned more than five decades.

This evening, ring in the New Year with your newfound friends at a private New Year’s Eve gala event. Put on your dancing shoes as a live orchestra fills the room with sounds from yesterday and today. Enjoy a spectacular dinner and champagne toast to celebrate the dawning of a New Year. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 139th Tournament of Roses Parade

The event you came for is about to begin. You have reserved bleacher seats along Colorado Boulevard and after breakfast you depart for the Tournament of Roses Parade. View the animated floats, the precision of the marching bands and the equestrian teams as you become part of an event that is seen throughout the world by millions. In the afternoon, head back to the hotel where a special Tailgate Party awaits. Watch the Rose Bowl football game and cheer on the teams while enjoying a Tailgate lunch. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Homeward Bound

Your transfer from the hotel to the airport is included for your flight home. Your Tour Manager will help you with arrangements to Los Angeles International Airport. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Marriott Long Beach Downtown, Long Beach, California

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 6 Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 1 dinner

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights in Long Beach, ranked as one of the most walkable cities in America

• See the sights of Los Angeles and Hollywood on a narrated Sight and Sounds Tour with a local guide including Our Lady of the Angels Cathedral, Disney Concert Hall and Grauman’s Chinese Theater

• Visit the J. Paul Getty Museum, a testament to the enjoyment and understanding of the visual arts

• See the fabulous Rose Parade Float Building and view these floats being built

• Tour the Ronald Reagan Presidential Library, which chronicles the storied career of Ronald Reagan that spanned more than five decades

• Gala private New Year’s Eve dinner and dancing with live orchestra and champagne toast to ring in the New Year!

• Reserved seating for the 139th Tournament of Roses Parade, featuring the beautiful pageantry

• Enjoy a fun Tailgate Party with big screen TVs to cheer on the college football teams participating in the Rose Bowl

• Optional post-tour excursion to beautiful San Diego

OPTIONAL POST-TOUR EXTENSION TO BEAUTIFUL SAN DIEGO

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Los Angeles.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Long Beach is $399, tax and breakfast included.

4 DAYS • 6 MEALS While on your Tournament of Roses Parade holiday, why not take an optional extension to San Diego, one of the California coast’s most beautiful cities? Motor south from Long Beach and take a tour of the Mission San Juan Capistrano followed by a visit to the USS Midway Museum. Spend three nights in San Diego, enjoy a city sightseeing tour, visit the Hotel del Coronado and take to the water on a Seal Tour. You will also visit the world-famous San Diego Zoo.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS: Hilton Garden Inn, San Diego, California

$1,449 Per Person Twin / Single Supplement add $699

ALASKA ADVENTURE CRUISE

featuring the Alaska Railroad, Denali National Park and the Inside Passage

14 DAYS FAIRBANKS > SEATTLE FROM $5,159

Join us on the ultimate adventure to America’s last frontier, Alaska! Experience the natural beauty of Alaska’s rugged interior aboard the Alaska Railroad and tour Denali National Park. Take the mountain tunnel to Whittier and cruise along the Inside Passage to Vancouver. Visit ports of call steeped in history, culture and tradition.

DAY 1 Fly to Fairbanks

Your flight to the “Land of the Midnight Sun” takes you to Fairbanks, Alaska, where your Tour Manager greets you at the hotel. The first day of travel will come to a quiet close as you explore the new surroundings and prepare for your adventure.

DAY 2 Fairbanks,

the “Golden Heart

City”

Cast off aboard the Riverboat Discovery, the only authentic sternwheeler in Alaska. Your narrated cruise takes you to Old Chena Village where native Alaskan guides show the culture and lifestyle of the original Alaskans. This afternoon visit Gold Dredge #8 Camp for a rail journey through an old mining camp. Here you will be able to try your hand at gold panning in an authentic setting. Dinner this evening is at Pioneer Park for a sumptuous feast of grilled salmon, prime rib or deepfried cod. Afterwards, enjoy humorous skits and songs about early Fairbanks in the Palace Theatre’s production, Golden Heart Review Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Alaska Railroad and Music of Denali Dinner Show

Today, board the Alaska Railroad’s flagship Denali Star for the trip to Denali National Park. The track cuts through the northern boreal forests of the interior on a journey where sparkling salmon streams, stands of aspen and birch and carpets of purple fireweed create a dramatic landscape. The train arrives just outside Denali National Park in the early afternoon. The afternoon is free of scheduled activities so you can explore the scenic surroundings on your own. Tonight, sample Alaskan cuisine at the Music of Denali Dinner Show.

Then, enjoy the show for an evening of hilarious tall tales, fun songs and foot-stompin’ music. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Natural History Tour of Denali National Park

Rise early and join an experienced local guide who conducts this morning’s Natural History Tour of Denali National Park. Weather permitting, see North America’s tallest mountain, Denali. Learn about Denali’s varied and interesting collection of birdlife as well as the over 650 species of flowering plants. Later, travel down the George Parks Highway where you might catch a glimpse of Denali and the rest of the Alaska Range through the stands of spruce and pine. A stop at the Iditarod Trail Headquarters showcases the race’s exciting history. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Martin Buser’s Happy Trails Kennel and Alaska Native Heritage Center

Begin the day at Happy Trails Kennel, the home and kennel of four-time Iditarod Champion, Martin Buser. Hear Martin’s personal stories, meet his champion dogs and get a glimpse of what life is really like out on the trail. This is an outdoor facility, so please dress accordingly. Later, visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center which features interactive displays and exhibits. Here, you will explore the rich cultural history of Anchorage through guides in traditional dress in their model lakeside village. Meal: B

DAY 6 Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center

This morning take in the dramatic views of Turnagain Arm en route to the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center. This haven for orphaned or injured Alaskan wildlife hosts an array of animals. Then, take the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel to Whittier. This 2.5 mile-long tunnel is the gateway to Prince William Sound. Later, board your ship, Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Jade to begin the unforgettable cruise portion of the tour. Meals: B, D

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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 30 Meals: 13 breakfasts, 7 lunches and 10 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in Fairbanks, “The Golden Heart City”

• Narrated cruise aboard the Riverboat Discovery to Old Chena Village and visit Gold Dredge #8

• Enjoy an Alaska Salmonbake dinner and see the Golden Heart Review

• Ride the Alaska Railroad from Fairbanks to Denali National Park

• Spend one night at Denali National Park with a Natural History Tour

• Enjoy tall tales, Alaskan music and dinner at a Music of Denali Dinner Show

• Visit the Alaska Native Heritage Center, highlighting the rich native heritage

• Tour the Alaska Wildlife Conservation Center and take the Anton Anderson Memorial Tunnel to Whittier

• Experience an exciting seven-day Inside Passage cruise aboard Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Jade

• NCL’s “More at Sea” Beverage Package*

• NCL’s “More at Sea” Specialty Dining Package*

• NCL’s “More at Sea” Wi-Fi Internet Package

• Visit Juneau, considered the nation’s most beautiful capital city

• Visit Skagway, founded during the Gold Rush of 1898

• Visit Ketchikan, the “Salmon Capital of the World”

*For first and second guest in stateroom

ALASKA ADVENTURE CRUISE

DAY 7 Prince William Sound and Hubbard Glacier

With its 3,000 miles of shoreline, Prince William Sound is one of the most scenic archipelagoes of tidewater glaciers in the world. Keep one eye on the shoreline while cruising, as you just may spot otters, seals, bears, eagles and deer. From almost anywhere on the ship you will be able to view Hubbard Glacier, a massive 1,350-square mile natural wonder of blue ice. It is the longest river of ice in North America and one of the most active glaciers of its kind in Alaska. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 8 Icy Strait Point

Cruise Glacier Bay National Park and take in the sounds of the “living” ice, shrill cries of gulls and soaring eagles and splash of a breaching whale. Frosted peaks towering over mossy forests, wide tidewater glaciers, and marine wildlife are givens on Glacier Bay cruises, but every experience in this changing biosphere is unique. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 9 Juneau and Sawyer Glacier

Your port of call this morning is the Alaskan Capital of Juneau, considered by many to be the most beautiful capital city in the nation. Founded during the gold rush in 1880, the former goldmining town counts among its riches some of Alaska’s most spectacular scenery. The terrain is hilly and winding, and narrow streets present a small-town quaintness existing sideby-side with cosmopolitan sophistication. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 10 Skagway and the Lynn Canal

As your ship approaches Skagway, see the town resting peacefully at the base of a river valley bordered by the Coast Mountains. When gold was discovered in the Klondike region of the Yukon Territory, it resulted in the historic Gold Rush of 1898. As thousands of gold-crazed adventurers sought the best jumping-off spot for their trek, they found the deepest penetration by boat was at the northern tip of the Lynn Canal. This is how Skagway was born. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 11 Ketchikan

A popular destination along Alaska’s famed Inside Passage, Ketchikan is teeming with Native American culture.

Known as the “Salmon Capital of the World,” it is home to the largest concentration of Tlingit, Haida and Tsimshian people in the state. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 12 Cruising the Inside Passage

Cruise the Inside Passage, a 1,000-mile-long sea corridor from Alaska to British Columbia, the longest sheltered inland waterway in the world. Its scenery is as grand as that of Norway. Be on the lookout for orcas and humpback whales as you take in the sheer cliffs, massive glaciers and snow-capped mountains. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 13 Arrive in Canada and Seattle

The Norwegian Jade arrives in Vancouver and your waiting motorcoach transfers you to the Seattle-Tacoma area. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 14 Travel Home

After breakfast, your Tour Manager will assist with a transfer to the Seattle-Tacoma International Airport for flights home. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

*Optional Excursions are offered for purchase from NCL directly.

CRUISE AND HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Bear Lodge or Sophie Station Suites, Fairbanks, Alaska

Day 3 – Denali Bluffs Hotel, Denali National Park, Alaska

Day 4 – Grand View Inn, Wasilla, Alaska

Day 5 – Hilton Hotel, Anchorage, Alaska

Days 6 through 12 – Norwegian Cruise Line’s Norwegian Jade Day 13 – Hilton Seattle Airport, Seattle, Washington

SPECIAL MAYFLOWER AMENITIES

• NCL’s “More at Sea” Beverage Package* which includes a wide array of premium beverages per person

• NCL’s “More at Sea” Specialty Dining Package*

• NCL’s Wi-Fi Package of up to 150 minutes per person*

• Pre-Paid Gratuities on Beverage and Dining Packages*

*For first and second guest in stateroom

Call for air rates and schedules for your city to Fairbanks and from Seattle. Add $720 for port charges, government taxes and fees, which are subject to change.

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in Fairbanks is $499, tax and breakfast included. Passport required on this program.

HAWAIIAN CRUISING IN PARADISE

featuring Oahu, Maui, Kauai and the “Big Island”

11 DAYS HONOLULU > HONOLULU FROM $3,998

Join us on an enjoyable and relaxing cruise in Paradise. Spend two nights in Honolulu with time to explore Waikiki and Iolani Palace before boarding a floating resort. Spend seven days cruising through the beautiful Hawaiian Islands while calling at “The Valley Isle” of Maui, The Big Island” of Hawaii, and “The Garden Isle” of Kauai. Experience lush forests, pristine beaches and even a volcano.

DAY 1 Arrive in Hawaii

After a flight across the Pacific arrive at Honolulu airport where you are warmly welcomed with a fragrant fresh flower lei. Tonight, join your Tour Manager and traveling companions at a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Free Day in Paradise

Your first day in paradise is free for you to explore your new surroundings. Feel free to relax on the beach or do some shopping. For those who wish, you can make your own arrangements to visit Pearl Harbor and the USS Arizona Memorial. Meal: B

DAY 3 Honolulu City Tour and Board NCL’s Pride of America

The day begins with a narrated tour of cosmopolitan Honolulu with its tropical ambiance and one of the world’s best beaches, Waikiki. Your island touring today includes stops at Punchbowl National Cemetery, the impressive Iolani Palace and the King Kamehameha Statue. Later, board Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Pride of America where a welcome aboard dinner awaits. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Port of Call: Kailua-Kona, Hawaii

The Kailua-Kona region is known for its beautiful stretch of bays, fishing villages, tropical rainforests and coffee plantations. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include the Kona Coast to snorkel the pristine waters of Kealakekua Bay; visit the only seahorse farm in the U.S.; or climb aboard the Atlantis Submarine, the most technologically advanced passenger submarine in the world. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 5 Port of Call: Hilo, Hawaii

The Pride of America brings you to the east side of the “Big Island” to the port of Hilo. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include a trip to the island’s most popular attraction, Volcanoes National Park where you’ll encounter the earth’s most primal forces. See this active volcano spew plumes of steam into the atmosphere and look for molten rock from ongoing lava flows. You may also spend time in the city of Hilo or visit beautiful Akaka Falls. Meals: B, L, D

DAYS 6 AND 7 Port of Call: Kahului, Maui

Your first port of call is at Kahului on the Hawaiian island of Maui. Known as “The Valley Isle,” Maui’s natural wonders will set your spirit free. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include the lush Iao Valley, where the famed “Battle of Kepaniwai” took place in 1790; or visit Haleakala National Park with its 27,000 acres on the mountain of Haleakala, a massive volcano that is at the heart of Maui’s torso. The Observation Center located here provides a birds-eye view of the enormous crater and the surrounding area. Be sure to spend time shopping in Whalers Village or The Shops at Wailea. Meals: 2 B, 2 L, 2 D

DAYS 8 AND 9 Nawiliwili,

Kauai

Your cruising brings us to Kauai, “The Garden Isle.” Encompassing roughly 550 square miles, Kauai is the oldest and most northerly of the Hawaiian Islands. *Optional Excursions offered for purchase from NCL include a relaxing scenic cruise on the Wailua River to visit Fern Grotto. Or, a visit to Waimea Canyon, that at 10 miles long and more than 3,500 feet deep, Waimea Canyon was described by Mark Twain as the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” Meals: 2 B, 2 L, 2 D

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Pacific Ocean Honolulu 2

Kailua-Kona

Kahului

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Hilo

HAWAII

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 23 Meals: 9 breakfasts, 6 lunches and 8 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers and fresh flower lei greeting upon arrival

• Spend two nights in Honolulu, Oahu, known as “The Gathering Place,” and home to famous Waikiki Beach

• Oahu tour includes Punchbowl National Cemetery, Iolani Palace and King Kamehameha Statue

• Spend seven glorious days cruising aboard Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Pride of America, a massive floating resort

• At the “Big Island” of Hawaii, call at Kailua-Kona. Take an optional tour to snorkel in Kealakekua Bay; visit a seahorse farm; or ride the Atlantis submarine

• Call at Hilo, Hawaii. Optional excursions include Volcanoes National Park; shopping in the city of Hilo; or visit beautiful Akaka Falls

• Call at Kahului on the “Valley Island” of Maui. Optional excursions include a visit to lush Iao Valley or visit Haleakala National Park

• Call at Nawiliwili on the “Garden Island” of Kauai. Optional excursions include a cruise on Wailua River to visit Fern Grotto and impressive Waimea Canyon, called the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific”

• Premium Beverage and Ultimate Dining Packages including taxes and gratuities

DAYS 10 AND 11 Return Flight Home

After disembarking in Honolulu, a group transfer brings you to the airport for flights home after 12:00 p.m. For those who wish, you can make your own arrangements to visit Pearl Harbor en route to the airport through NCL while on board the ship. Please ensure your flights are booked out after 6:00 p.m. if you consider this excursion. Fly through the night and return home in the morning. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change. *Optional Excursions are offered for purchase from NCL directly.

HAWAIIAN CRUISING IN PARADISE

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Honolulu.

Add $940 in 2027 or $681 in 2028 for Balcony Staterooms and $870 in 2027 or $554 in 2028 for Inside Staterooms for port charges, government taxes and fees, which are subject to change.

HOTEL AND CRUISE ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Embassy Suites by Hilton Waikiki Beach Walk, Honolulu, Oahu

Days 3 through 9 – Norwegian Cruise Lines’ Pride of America

Rooms for the night before the tour are

SPECIAL MAYFLOWER AMENITIES

• Premium Beverage Package which includes a wide array of premium beverages per person*

• All taxes and gratuities on Premium Beverage Package*

• Ultimate Dining Package featuring two nights of Specialty Dining per person* (one night for Inside staterooms)

• All taxes and gratuities on Ultimate Dining Package*

• Pre-Paid Service Charges for NCL staff and stateroom crew per person*

• Shore Excursion credit up to $50 per stateroom**

• Internet Package of up to 150 minutes per person**

*For first and second guest in stateroom **For Balcony Staterooms

BAJA CALIFORNIA CRUISE

featuring Catalina, Ensenada and San Diego

8 DAYS SAN DIEGO > LOS ANGELES FROM $2,199

The beauty and excitement of Mexico’s Baja California Peninsula is the highlight of this land and cruise adventure. Spend three nights in San Diego, see the famed Hotel del Coronado and visit Balboa Park, the Zoo and USS Midway Museum. Then, spend four days cruising the Pacific Ocean along the Baja coast with stops at Catalina and Ensenada.

DAY 1 Arrive in California

Your Baja California cruise adventure begins in San Diego with a transfer to your hotel. Meet your Tour Manager and traveling companions at 6:00 p.m. for a Welcome Dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 San Diego City Tour and Hotel del Coronado

Today’s city tour of the San Diego area presents one of America’s most colorful and romantic cities. You will visit San Diego’s downtown area including the Gaslamp Quarter and La Jolla. Then, cross the Coronado Bay Bridge to Coronado Island and see the famous Hotel del Coronado, a National Historic Landmark. In the afternoon, visit the USS Midway Museum. Located at Navy Pier, this historical naval museum features the aircraft carrier, USS Midway. The museum houses an extensive collection of aircraft, many of which were built in Southern California. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 San Diego Zoo and Balboa Park

This morning arrive at the internationally acclaimed San Diego Zoo. Located in beautiful Balboa Park, the 100-acre world famous San Diego Zoo was founded by Dr. Harry Wegeforth in 1916. This colorful and extremely enterprising San Diego physician started the collection with a handful of animals left over from the Panama-California Exposition. Today, the San Diego Zoo cares for more than 4,000 individual animals representing 800 different species. Its collection of animals, as well as its plant collection of over 6,500 species, is acknowledged as one of the finest in the entire world. Your visit will include a narrated bus tour highlighting the many attractions of the Zoo and a Skyfari aerial tram ride.

Our ride takes us on an airborne shortcut over the treetops to the other end of the Zoo where we’ll enjoy spectacular views of the Zoo and surrounding Balboa Park. Meal: B

DAY 4 Board the Carnival Radiance

After breakfast this morning, travel north to the Long Beach area, known for its diverse art scene and beautiful sandy beaches. This afternoon, board the Carnival Radiance for your four-night cruise. There will be plenty of time to explore your new surroundings and get to know the ship layout before you enjoy a relaxing dinner aboard ship. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Catalina Island

Although Catalina Island is just 24 miles off the coast of Los Angeles, it may seem like another part of the world. This peaceful island offers glamor and sophistication combined with some of the best wildlife watching in North America. Where else do bald eagles, wild boars and American buffalo coexist with wealthy jet setters from around the globe? Take a stroll through the picturesque town of Avalon or enjoy one of the area’s many superb beaches. You’ll quickly see why Catalina Island is a treasured destination in the middle of the ocean. Meals: B, L, D

DAY 6 Visit Ensenada, Mexico

Your cruise continues south along the Pacific coastline to Ensenada. This romantic little town is an absolute delight. The streets are lined with charming boutiques and shops selling all sorts of artifacts and artwork. The elegant Avenida Lopez Mateos offers excellent buys on silver jewelry, pottery, decorative masks and leather clothing. You may choose to pass the day in a cozy cantina where mariachi bands stroll by to serenade you or maybe stroll the silvery sand and sundrenched beaches and explore wonders like La Bufadora, a natural geyser that sprays water up to 50 feet high. Meals: B, L, D

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

BAJA CALIFORNIA MEXICO

• 16 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend three nights in San Diego, with a welcome dinner

• Narrated tour of San Diego with a local guide including La Jolla and the Gaslamp Quarter and the Hotel del Coronado, a National Historic Landmark

• Tour the USS Midway Museum located at Navy Pier

• Visit the world-famous San Diego Zoo in beautiful Balboa Park

• Experience an exciting four-day cruise aboard the Carnival Radiance along the beautiful Baja Peninsula

• Call at Catalina Island, a peaceful island offering glamour, sophistication and some of the best wildlife watching in North America

• Visit Ensenada, Mexico, a romantic little town with charming boutiques and shops along the elegant Avenida Lopez Mateos

• Enjoy a day at sea to enjoy the ship’s amenities with spectacular views of the Baja Peninsula

DAY 7 Full Day at Sea

Enjoy a full, uninterrupted day at sea and experience cruising in all its glory. You can do it all…or do nothing at all! Perhaps you’ll choose to stretch out on the deck and soak up the warm sunlight. You will have time to pamper yourself with a massage or special spa treatment or you can join the games and activities planned onboard. This fantastic floating resort also has a fabulous casino with all the glamour and spectacular shows of Las Vegas-style. Whether you’re looking for fun and relation, the time you spend aboard the Carnival Radiance will surely fulfill your every wish. Meals: B, L, D CALIFORNIA

BAJA CALIFORNIA CRUISE

DAY 8 Travel Home

After breakfast, the Carnival Radiance sails into Los Angeles. Your adventure comes to a close today with a group transfer to Los Angeles International Airport for flights out after 1:00 p.m.

Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

*Optional Excursions are offered for purchase from Carnival directly.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 through 3 –

Call for rates and schedules from your city to San Diego and from Los Angeles. Add $229 in 2027 or $244 in 2028 for port

Rooms for the night before the tour are available. Cost for a room in San Diego is $399 in 2027 or $429 in 2028, tax and breakfast included.

ENCHANTING EASTERN CANADA

featuring Quebec City, Montreal and Ottawa

8 DAYS QUEBEC CITY > OTTAWA FROM $3,799

Beginning in Quebec City, explore historic sites of St. Anne de Beaupré and Montmorency Falls and enjoy a traditional Sugar Shack dinner. Visit the Albert Gilles Copper Art Studio, see the stunning Our Lady of the Cape Shrine and explore the Eastern Townships home to the peaceful Abbaye de Saint-Benoîtdu-Lac. In Ottawa, see the landmarks of Canada’s capital including the Canadian Museum of History and a scenic Ottawa River cruise.

DAY 1 Arrive in Quebec, Canada

Arrive in beautiful Quebec City today and transfer to your hotel. Tonight, meet your Tour Manager and fellow travelers at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Quebec Sightseeing, St. Anne de Beaupré and Montmorency Falls

This morning, a local guide conducts a tour of one of Canada’s most beautiful cities. Then, visit St. Anne de Beaupré, one of the oldest pilgrimage sites in North America. Continue to Manor Montmorency, once the summer home of the Duke of Kent, for a breathtaking view of Montmorency Falls. Higher than Niagara, Montmorency is Eastern Canada’s highest waterfall. In the heart of Quebec sits Basilica-Cathedral NoteDame de Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Tonight, a special Sugar Shack dinner will introduce you to Quebec’s unique culture complete with a maple syrup making tour, musical entertainment and traditional French-Canadian cuisine. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Albert Gilles Copper Art Studio at Our Lady of the Cape

Begin the day by learning the intricacies of copper art at the Albert Gilles Copper Art Studio with a tour and hands-on workshop to make your own copper work of art. Then, follow the St. Lawrence River to Trois-Rivieres. Here, visit Canada’s National Shrine, Our Lady of the Cape. Built in 1714, it is one of the two oldest churches in Canada. With its magnificent stained-glass windows and unique 5,425-pipe Casavant organ, the shrine welcomes over 250,000 pilgrims a year. Then, continue to Montreal. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 Montreal Sightseeing

This morning a local guide conducts a narrated tour of Montreal, one of Canada’s vibrant cities known for its rich FrenchCanadian heritage. Your guide shows you Old Montreal with its narrow streets lined with a mixture of buildings dating from the 17th-century, Notre-Dame Basilica, St. Joseph’s Oratory, Mount Royal and Olympic Park, site of the 1976 summer Olympics. Later, climb aboard Le Grande Roue de Montreal Ferris wheel. Enjoy the comfort of the enclosed gondolas while taking in the exciting Montreal skyline. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Eastern Townships and Abbaye Saint-Benoit-du-Lac

Travel to Sherbrooke where a local guide conducts a tour of the city’s sites including the immense frescos highlighting the region’s rich heritage. Visit the Basilica-Cathedral of Saint Michel, a Gothic masterpiece whose construction began in 1914. Then, visit the Benedictine monastic community of Abbaye de Saint-Benoit-du-Lac. On a guided tour you will learn about daily monastic life, admire the beautiful architecture of the Abbey and understand how the products the Monks produce support the needs of the community. Meals: B, D

DAY

6 Mont-Tremblant

Gondola and Ottawa

Depart Montreal this morning and travel to Mont-Tremblant. Here, climb aboard the gondola and be whisked away to the top of the mountain for breathtaking views of the surrounding autumn foliage. After your included lunch, continue to the Canadian capital city of Ottawa. Meals: B, L

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Basilica-Cathedral of Saint Michel QUEBEC

Trois-Rivieres

Mont-Tremblant Ottawa Montreal Sherbrooke

ONTARIO

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 5 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in Quebec and take a guided tour including Old Quebec, Place Royale and the Citadel

• Visit the sacred St. Anne de Beaupré Shrine and marvel at the beautiful Montmorency Falls

• Marvel at the Basilica-Cathedral Notre-Dame de Quebec, a UNESCO World Heritage Site

• Enjoy dinner and entertainment in a real Quebec Sugar Shack

• Albert Gilles Copper Art Studio hands-on experience

• Visit Canada’s National Shrine, Our Lady of the Cape, with its magnificent stained-glass windows and 5,425pipe Casavant organ

• Spend three nights in Montreal, French Canada’s most vibrant city

• Take a guided tour of Montreal including Old Montreal, St. Joseph’s Oratory and Jacques Cartier Square

• Visit Sherbrooke’s Basilica-Cathedral Saint Michel

• Tour the Benedictine monastic community of the Abbey de Saint-Benoit-du-Lac

• Visit Montreal’s Notre-Dame Basilica

• Ride the Mont-Tremblant Gondola for fantastic views

• Spend two nights in Canada’s capital city Ottawa and see Parliament Hill, the House of Commons and the War Memorial

• Tour the Canadian Museum of History followed by a narrated cruise on the Ottawa River

ENCHANTING EASTERN CANADA

Visit

DAY 7 Ottawa, Canada’s Capital City

Today a local guide conducts a narrated sightseeing tour of Ottawa, Canada’s stately capital. See the picturesque Parliament buildings, the colorful open-air marketplace as well as the residences of both the Governor General and Prime Minister. Also included are the War Memorial, the Peace Tower and the historic Rideau Canal. In the afternoon you will tour the Canadian Museum of History followed by a narrated cruise to explore the Ottawa River and its rich historical surroundings. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Depart for Home

After breakfast your group transfer takes you to Ottawa’s Macdonald-Cartier International Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – Hotel Chateau Laurier, Quebec City, Quebec

Days 3 through 5 – Le Centre Sheraton, Montreal, Quebec

Days 6 and 7 – The Lord Elgin Hotel, Ottawa, Ontario

Departure DatesPer Person TwinSingle Room add September 10, 24

+ $1,599

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to Quebec City and from Ottawa.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available.

Cost for a room in Quebec City is $389 and in Ottawa is $419, tax and breakfast included.

Passport required on this program.

TOUR ACTIVITY LEVEL 12 3 45

NOVA SCOTIA AND CANADA’S MARITIMES

featuring Cape Breton, New Brunswick and Prince Edward Island

9 DAYS HALIFAX > HALIFAX FROM $3,699

Welcome to Canada’s enchanting Maritimes, a region filled with charm, history, and natural beauty. Home to the world’s highest tides, breathtaking beaches, lush forests, and picturesque harbors, these delightful provinces offer warm hospitality, vibrant coastal culture, and the freshest seafood imaginable, creating unforgettable experiences and memories that will truly last a lifetime.

DAY 1 Arrive in Nova Scotia

Welcome to Halifax, Nova Scotia’s capital. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Halifax, Lunenburg and Peggy’s Cove

After a get-acquainted breakfast a local guide conducts a tour of Halifax. Hear the history of the city’s war years, the devastating Halifax explosion and learn about the city’s connection to the Titanic disaster. Then, visit the port town of Lunenburg featuring National Historic Sites and a thriving waterfront. Stop at Peggy’s Cove, the picturesque fishing village famous for its weathered granite rocks and scenic lighthouse. Back in Halifax, see the beautiful waterfront and visit The Citadel, the restored British fort and National Historic Landmark. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Cape Breton Island

Depart for beautiful Cape Breton Island. Originally settled by the Loyalists from New York state, they were followed by Scottish immigrants, choosing this region as it reminded them

of their homeland. Visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site in Baddeck, Nova Scotia, overlooking beautiful Bras d’Or Lake. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Cabot Trail

Spectacular scenery is the highlight today as you travel along the Cabot Trail through Cape Breton Highlands National Park. With its charming communities and breathtaking scenery, a visit to Cape Breton is sure to thrill. Enjoy a relaxing picnic-style box lunch along the way and experience the scenic nooks and crannies of this remarkable landscape. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Ferry to Prince Edward Island

Travel by ferry across the Northumberland Strait to Prince Edward Island. Your two-night stay on PEI gives you ample time to explore this quaint part of Canada. This evening savor a traditional lobster dinner, complete with all the fixings. Meals: B, D

DAY 6 Explore Prince Edward Island

Begin with a tour of Charlottetown, settled by the French, Scottish, English and Irish. Visit the Anne of Green Gables home, and explore the marvelous beaches and woodlands along the way. Later, enjoy a musical performance at the Confederation Centre for the Arts. Meal: B

DAY 7 Shediac Lobster Cruise and Hopewell Rocks

Depart PEI across the nine-mile-long Confederation Bridge to Shediac, “Lobster Capital of the World.” Enjoy a narrated cruise on the warm waters of Shediac Bay while having a freshly cooked lobster lunch.

A stop is made at Hopewell Rocks, unique rock formations known for their natural beauty. Meals: B, L

DAY 8 Bay of Fundy Ferry and Grand-Pre National Historic Site

Breathtaking views of the Bay of Fundy come into view as the MV Fundy Rose ferry takes you back to Nova Scotia. Stop at Grand-Pre National Historic Site, site of an 17th and 18th century Acadian Village. Visit the Interpretive Center and stroll the gardens. Tonight, your Tour Manager hosts a farewell dinner. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

Depart this morning with a transfer to Halifax’s Stanfield International Airport for flights home today. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Days 1 and 2 – The Hollis DoubleTree, Halifax, Nova Scotia

Days 3 and 4 – Inverary Resort, Baddeck, Nova Scotia

Days 5 and 6 – Rodd Royalty Hotel, Charlottetown or Rodd Brudenell River Resort, Cardigan, Prince Edward Island Day 7 – Holiday Inn Express, Saint John, New Brunswick Day 8 – Hilton Garden Inn, Enfield, Nova Scotia

Hopewell Rocks Fundy National

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Narrated tour of Halifax including The Citadel National Historic Landmark

• Visit the port towns of Lunenburg and Peggy’s Cove with its famed lighthouse

• Tour the Alexander Graham Bell Museum, featuring the largest collection of his inventions

• Travel the scenic Cabot Trail through Cape Breton Highlands National Park

• Travel by ferry to Prince Edward Island and enjoy a narrated tour of Charlottetown

• See a musical performance at the Confederation Center for the Arts

• Visit the home of Anne of Green Gables, one of the island’s most popular attractions

• Travel the nine-mile-long Confederation Bridge across Northumberland Strait

• Take a narrated cruise on Shediac Bay and enjoy a succulent lobster lunch

• See the amazing Hopewell Rocks and beautiful Fundy National Park

• Sail across the Bay of Fundy aboard the MV Fundy Rose

• Tour Grand-Pre National Historic Site and Interpretive Center

THE BEST OF THE CANADIAN ROCKIES

featuring Banff, Jasper and Calgary

8 DAYS CALGARY > CALGARY FROM $3,999

Discover the breathtaking beauty of Western Canada on an unforgettable journey from Calgary through the majestic Canadian Rockies. Travel Alberta’s legendary Cowboy Trail and Kananaskis Highway, enjoy a BBQ lunch at Boundary Ranch, and explore Banff’s stunning scenery. Ride the gondola up Sulphur Mountain, walk the Glacier Skywalk, cruise turquoise lakes, and experience the Icefields Parkway and Lake Louise.

DAY 1 Arrive in Calgary

Welcome to one of North America’s most rugged and beautiful cities, Calgary. Known for its cowboys and spectacular beauty, Calgary was brought to the world’s attention during the 1988 Winter Olympics. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Alberta’s Cowboy Trail, Kananaskis Highway and Boundary Ranch

Depart Calgary for the historic Cowboy Trail, a narrow band of mixed forests and grasslands which is known for its moderate climate and diverse wildlife. Turn west toward the Rocky Mountains and experience the rugged mountain scenery and pristine wilderness of the Kananaskis Highway. Watch for wildlife, mountain vistas, and blue-green glacial lakes as you traverse the Highwood Pass. Stop at Boundary Ranch for an included “Burgers and Barns” Experience featuring a BBQ burger lunch and guided barn tour. Later, arrive in the mountain town of Banff, your home for the next two nights. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Banff Sightseeing

This morning explore the many attractions of Banff. See Bow Falls and Tunnel Mountain before climbing aboard a gondola for a ride in enclosed cars to the top of Sulphur Mountain. Spectacular panoramic views of the village and valley below await. Then, take the short drive to Lake Minnewanka, a beautiful man-made reservoir that flooded three historic glacial lakes. Enjoy a leisurely cruise with views of majestic Mt Girouard reflected in the vibrant blue waters. Back in Banff, explore this quaint village, full of wonderful shops and charming boutiques. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Athabasca Glacier Snocoach Ride and Glacier Skywalk

Today, trade in your motorcoach for a “snocoach” and venture on to North America’s largest glacier, the Columbia Icefield’s Athabasca Glacier. You will travel in a specially designed vehicle to the middle of the glacier, as your driver points out interesting geological features. At the icefall below the glacier headwall, you will step out onto ice formed from snow which fell as long as 400 years ago. Then, take a walk on the incredible Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored observation platform perched 918 feet above spectacular glacier-formed valleys and rushing waterfalls. Later, arrive in the mountain town of Jasper. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Maligne Lake Cruise

Today enjoy the breathtaking scenery of Jasper National Park as you cruise Maligne Lake with its unparalleled vistas. Learn of the local history, geology, wildlife and glaciology of Maligne Lake and Jasper National Park as some of the most spectacular scenery in the Rockies drifts past your window.

Watch moose lazily wander the shoreline and look for other wildlife that are native to the area. In the afternoon, return to Jasper in plenty of time for exploring. Meal: B

DAY 6 Icefields Parkway, The Crossing and Lake Louise

After breakfast, enjoy one of the most beautiful drives in the world, the Icefields Parkway, renowned for its stunning views of glaciers, waterfalls and mountain peaks. A stop is made at The Crossing for a delicious lunch and some shopping in the gift shop. Then you come to beautiful Lake Louise. Here, the majestic mountains soaring skyward are reflected in the vibrant blues of the glacier-fed Lake Louise. Later, continue to Calgary. Meals: B, L

DAY 7 Calgary and Heritage Park

After breakfast, embark on a panoramic sightseeing tour of Calgary. See the city’s many communities along with Stampede Park and Canada Olympic Park. Then, take a step back into Canada’s historic past at Heritage Park. Here you will learn about life as a 19th-century fur-trader or old-fashioned blacksmith. In the Gasoline Alley Museum, admire the collection of 1908 REO Autobuggies and 1912 Buicks, or stroll through Heritage Town Square and chat with the locals in their traditional clothing. From high atop the Calgary Tower, you will enjoy a panoramic view of Calgary. Then, sit down in the Sky 360 Restaurant for a fabulous farewell dinner making for a memorable ending to your adventure. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Travel Home

Following breakfast, depart Calgary on a group transfer to the Calgary International Airport for flights out after 11:00 a.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Hampton Inn Airport, Calgary, Alberta

Days 2 and 3 – The Otter Hotel, Banff, Alberta

Days 4 and 5 – Forest Park Hotel, Jasper, Alberta

Days 6 and 7 – Hampton Inn Downtown, Calgary, Alberta

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

12 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 2 lunches and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend three nights in Calgary with a panoramic sightseeing tour

• Ride the historic Cowboy Trail, the scenic Kananaskis Highway and have a BBQ lunch at Boundary Ranch

• Spend two nights in the quaint town of Banff inside Banff National Park

• Ride the Sulphur Mountain Gondola and cruise on Lake Minnewanka

• Take a Snocoach excursion on the Athabasca Glacier and experience the Glacier Skywalk

• Spend two nights in the mountain town of Jasper inside Jasper National Park

• Enjoy a narrated cruise on Maligne Lake with the most spectacular scenery in the Rockies

• Travel the scenic Icefields Parkway and make a photo stop at scenic Lake Louise

• Learn about Canada’s historic past at Heritage Park to learn about life as a 19th-century fur-trader

• Enjoy a farewell dinner at Sky 360 Restaurant high atop the Calgary Tower

Call for air rates and schedules from your city to and from Calgary.

Rooms for the nights before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Calgary is $269, tax and breakfast included.

required on this program.

CANADIAN ROCKIES AND GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

9 DAYS CALGARY > CALGARY FROM $4,999

Experience a breathtaking western adventure through Canada’s majestic Rocky Mountains and Montana’s Glacier National Park. Discover lush forests, glacier-fed rivers, and towering icefields in the Canadian Rockies’ stunning national parks. Then, journey through Glacier National Park aboard a classic Red Bus, enjoying crisp mountain air and pristine alpine scenery along the legendary Going-to-the-Sun Road—an unforgettable exploration of North America’s most spectacular landscapes.

DAY 1 Arrive in Calgary

Welcome to one of North America’s most rugged and beautiful cities, Calgary. Known for cowboys and spectacular beauty, Calgary was brought to the world’s attention during the 1988 Winter Olympics. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a dining suggestions.

DAY 2 Waterton-Glacier International Peace Park Hotel

Today, travel south from Calgary to Waterton Lakes National Park. Embark on a boat cruise of Waterton Lakes, with its deep scenic bays, sheer vertical mountains and beautiful wilderness surroundings. In the afternoon, see the beautiful Prince of Wales Hotel, one of the most photographed hotels in the world. Enjoy an included lunch in Waterton before arriving at scenic East Glacier and your hotel. Meals: B, L

DAY 3 Glacier National Park

Welcome to Glacier National Park! Founded in 1910, the park is a land of mountain ranges carved by prehistoric ice rivers. The vistas seen from Going-to-the-Sun Road are breathtaking and a photographer’s paradise. The best way to travel is via the antique Red Buses that are both a symbol of the park and reminder of a time when adventurous travel was done with style. The name “jammer” is carried over from the days of when the busses had to be “jammed” into gear as they rode along the rugged highway. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Experience the Ice Age

This morning, it’s off to Banff, Canada’s first National Park. Located amid the rugged alpine beauty of the Rocky

Mountains, Banff is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Savor magnificent views of the region as you continue along the parkway to the quaint village of Banff, your home for the next two nights Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Banff Sightseeing

Explore Banff and see Bow Falls and Tunnel Mountain before taking a gondola ride in enclosed cars to the peak of Sulphur Mountain for spectacular panoramic views. Later, travel to beautiful Lake Louise where majestic mountains soaring skyward are reflected in the vibrant blues of this glacier-fed lake. Meal: B

DAY 6 Athabasca Glacier Snocoach and Glacier Skywalk

Today, trade in the motorcoach for a “snocoach” and venture on to North America’s largest glacier, the Columbia Icefield’s Athabasca Glacier. You will travel in a specially designed vehicle to the middle of the glacier, as your driver points out interesting geological features. At the icefall below the glacier headwall, you will step out onto ice formed from snow which fell as long as 400 years ago. You will also take a walk on the incredible Glacier Skywalk, a glass-floored observation platform perched 918 feet above spectacular glacier-formed valleys and rushing waterfalls. Later, arrive in Jasper. Meals: B, D

DAY 7 Maligne Lake Cruise

Today, in spite of its highways and railroad, Jasper National Park looks very much like it did when David Thompson, Canada’s great fur-trade-era explorer, first saw it. Enjoy the breathtaking scenery and unparalleled vistas of Jasper National Park on a Maligne Lake cruise.

CANADA

MONTANA

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 13 Meals: 8 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend two nights in Calgary, known for its cowboys and beauty

• Enjoy a relaxing cruise on Upper Waterton Lake in Canada’s Waterton Lakes National Park

• Spend two nights at the historic Glacier Park Lodge at East Glacier

• Travel the famous Going-to-the-Sun Road in a “Jammer” Red Bus through Glacier National Park

• Spend two nights in the town of Banff inside Banff National Park, Canada’s first national park

• Take a gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain for a breathtaking view of the Banff village valley and surrounding mountains

• Snocoach excursion on the Columbia Icefield’s Athabasca Glacier, the largest in North America

• Visit the Glacier Skywalk for spectacular views of the Rockies

• Spend two nights in the mountain town of Jasper inside Jasper National Park, the largest park in the Canadian Rockies

• Enjoy a leisurely narrated cruise on Maligne Lake with some of the most spectacular scenery in the Rockies

• Travel the scenic Icefields Parkway through Jasper and Banff National Parks

Learn the local history, geology, wildlife and glaciology of Maligne Lake and Jasper National Park as some of the most spectacular scenery in the Rockies drifts past your window. Watch moose lazily wander the shoreline and look for other wildlife that are native to the area. In the afternoon we return to Jasper in plenty of time to explore the town. Meal: B

CANADIAN ROCKIES AND GLACIER NATIONAL PARK

DAY 8 Travel the Icefields Parkway

Travel along one of the world’s most spectacular mountain highways today, the Icefields Parkway. See snow-capped mountains reflected in the turquoise lakes along the way and watch for the black bear, moose and caribou that inhabit the region. Tonight, dinner is held high atop the Calgary Tower. Meals: B, D

DAY 9 Travel Home

Following breakfast, a group transfer to Calgary International Airport for flights home is available. Meal: B Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – DoubleTree by Hilton Calgary North, Calgary, Alberta

Days 2 and 3 – Glacier Park Lodge or Many Glacier Lodge, East Glacier, Montana

Days 4 and 5 – The Kenrick Hotel, Banff, Alberta

Days 6 and 7 – Forest Park Hote or Lobstick Lodge, Jasper, Alberta

Day 8 – Hampton Inn Airport, Calgary, Alberta

July 11, 18 $4,999 +

August 1

September 19

$4,999 + $2,599

$4,999 + $2,599

Call for rates and schedules from your city to and from Calgary.

Rooms for the night before and after the tour are available. Cost for a room in Calgary is $269, tax and breakfast included.

Passport required on this program.

TOUR ACTIVITY LEVEL

12 3 45

CANADIAN ROCKIES BY RAIL

featuring Banff, Vancouver and the Rocky Mountaineer Train

8 DAYS CALGARY > VANCOUVER FROM $7,199

The beauty of Canada’s west comes alive on an unforgettable rail adventure aboard the famed Rocky Mountaineer on two awe-inspiring days through the spectacular Canadian Rockies. Also visit the cowboy capital of Calgary, the beautiful mountain town of Banff and the picturesque and cosmopolitan Vancouver.

DAY 1 Arrive in Calgary

Welcome to one of North America’s most rugged and beautiful cities, Calgary. Known for its cowboys and spectacular beauty, Calgary was brought to the world’s attention during the 1988 Winter Olympics. Meet your Tour Manager in the hotel lobby at 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY 2 Calgary Tower and Heritage Park

Get to know Calgary on a panoramic sightseeing tour of the city. Get your first glimpse of the Canadian Rockies from high atop the 626-foot tall Calgary Tower. Then, take a step back into Canada’s colorful past at Heritage Park. Here you will learn about life as a 19th-century fur-trader or old-fashioned blacksmith. In the Gasoline Alley Museum, admire the collection of 1908 REO Autobuggies and 1912 Buicks, or stroll through Heritage Town Square and chat with the locals in their traditional clothing. Then, depart for Banff and your hotel.

Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Lake Louise and Banff Sightseeing

Today, travel to beautiful Lake Louise where majestic mountains are reflected in the blue, glacier-fed waters, Later, explore Canada’s first National Park and UNESCO World Heritage Site, Banff. See Bow Falls and Tunnel Mountain before taking the gondola ride in enclosed cars to the peak of Sulphur Mountain for a spectacular panoramic view of the village and valley below. Meals: B, D

DAY 4 Ride the Rocky Mountaineer to Kamloops Board the Rocky Mountaineer in Silver Leaf Class and begin the journey westward. Departing Banff National Park the train will travel through the unique Spiral Tunnels in Yoho National Park, a remarkable engineering achievement. You will also cross the Continental Divide. Beyond Craigellachie is Rogers Pass with its tunnels, glistening glaciers, and snow-capped mountains. After Craigellachie, where the “last spike” was driven completing the Canadian Pacific Railway in 1885, you pass through the vast ranchlands to Shuswap Lake. Overnight in Kamloops. Meals: B, L

DAY 5 Rocky Mountaineer to Vancouver

Upon leaving the city of Kamloops the train will follow the Thompson River through the Fraser Canyon. One of the canyon’s true highlights is Hell’s Gate, where you will watch water torrent past the canyon’s walls at its narrowest point. En route you will pass through the scenic Fraser Canyon and the fertile Fraser Valley. The Rocky Mountaineer takes you into the interior of British Columbia to the cosmopolitan city of Vancouver. Meals: B, L

DAY 6 Vancouver Sightseeing and Harbour Cruise

Vancouver, its dramatic location between the Rocky Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, is sure to inspire you. Enjoy an included sightseeing tour to see Vancouver’s downtown core, the spectacular North Shore and beautiful Stanley Park. After your included lunch, embark on a scenic sightseeing cruise through Canada’s “Gateway to the Pacific”- the Burrard Inlet. You will get up close to many of Vancouver’s most famous landmarks. Cruise past the famous Stanley Park, the busy cruise ship terminals, the spectacular city skyline, historic Gastown, the breathtaking North Shore Mountains and more. Meals: B, L

COLUMBIA

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 14 Meals: 7 breakfasts, 3 lunches and 4 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend one night in Calgary, Alberta’s center of Cowboys and Culture

• Take a panoramic sightseeing tour of Calgary and the Canadian Rockies from high atop the 626-foot tall Calgary Tower

• Step back into Canada’s colorful past at Heritage Park with its fur-traders, blacksmith and collection of vintage automobiles

• Spend two nights inside Banff National Park, Canada’s first national park and visit Lake Louise

• Take a gondola ride to the top of Sulphur Mountain for a breathtaking view of the Banff village valley and surrounding mountains

• Spend two full days on board the Rocky Mountaineer train in Silver Leaf Class* as you pass some of the most breathtaking scenery in North America

• Spend one night in scenic Kamloops, nestled in the Rocky Mountains

• Spend three nights in cosmopolitan Vancouver, the gem of Canada’s Pacific Coast

• Take a panoramic tour of Vancouver to see its downtown core, spectacular North Shore and beautiful Stanley Park

• Enjoy a narrated cruise through Canada’s “Gateway to the Pacific” – Burrard Inlet

• Tour the Museum of Anthropology renowned for its works by the First Nation bands

• Stop at Granville Island and visit the Gulf of Georgia Cannery which echoes the days BC was a leading salmon producer

*Limited Gold Leaf seating available.

CANADIAN ROCKIES BY RAIL

DAY 7 Museum of Anthropology,

Granville Island and Gulf of Georgia Cannery

Begin the day at the Museum of Anthropology renowned for its world arts and cultures and works by the First Nation bands. Spend time at Granville Island’s public market, the crown jewel of the island. This outdoor market features colourful food, produce stores, handcrafted products and unique gifts. Later visit the Gulf of Georgia Cannery. Built in 1894 this National Historic Site echoes the days of when British Columbia was a leading salmon producer. Meals: B, D

DAY 8 Return Home

Following breakfast, depart with a group transfer to the Vancouver International Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Day 1 – Best Western Premier Calgary Plaza Hotel, Calgary, Alberta

Days 2 and 3 – The Canoe Hotel or the Otter Hotel, Banff, Alberta

Day 4 – The Delta Hotel (or similar), Kamloops, British Columbia

Days 5 through 7 – Holiday Inn and Suites, Vancouver, British Columbia

MONTREAL CHRISTMAS MARKETS

featuring Three Christmas Markets and the Notre Dame AURA Light Show

5 DAYS MONTREAL > MONTREAL FROM $2,349

Come experience Montreal’s quaint Christmas Markets in this vibrant and exciting city. Visit three Christmas Markets and the Farmer’s Market along with Notre-Dame Basilica’s amazing AURA Experience, a four-act multimedia display.

DAY 1 Arrive in French Canada

Arrive in Montreal, Canada today and settle into your conveniently-located hotel. Later, meet your Tour Manager and get to know your traveling companions 6:00 p.m. for a welcome dinner. Meal: D

DAY

2 Montreal Sightseeing, Notre-Dame Basilica

Montreal Christmas Village

Embark on a narrated tour of Montreal, one of Canada’s vibrant cities known for its rich French-Canadian heritage. Your local guide shows you Old Montreal with its narrow streets lined with a mixture of buildings dating from the 17th-century, Place d’Armes, St. Joseph’s Oratory, Mount Royal and Olympic Park, site of the 1976 summer Olympics. Also visit Montreal’s sacred Notre-Dame Basilica, one of the crown jewels of Quebec’s rich religious heritage. Then, visit the Montreal Christmas Village. A charming festive village set up near the Atwater market. Enjoy browsing through the booths made up of local and regional artisans showcasing their treasures and see the many fun activities such as the Kingdom of the Elves. Meals: B, D

DAY 3 Space for Life District, The AURA Experience and the Great Montreal Christmas Market

Begin the day at the Space for Life Museum District, a collection of Montreal’s most prominent natural museums. The Montreal Biodome allows you to walk through the nation’s four ecosystems, and the Montreal Botanical Garden features thematic gardens and greenhouses. Lunch today is at the Time Out Market, an innovative eating and drinking destination featuring the city’s top chefs, the most talked-aboutrestaurants and the latest in arts and culture. Later, a magical journey awaits at the Great Montreal Christmas Market on Sainte-Catherine Street. Various chalets of local and regional artisans display their festive wares and a fine selection of gourmet stations will serve up holiday treats to delight young and old alike.

Later, come to Notre-Dame Basilica for the amazing AURA Experience, a four-act multimedia display of dynamic light, orchestral music and expressive architecture. Meals: B, L

DAY 4 McCord Stewart Museum and Atwater Christmas Market

This morning you visit the McCord Stewart Museum, dedicated to the preservation and appreciation of Canadian history. Relive the magic of Ogilvy’s mechanical Christmas window displays at the museum. See The Mill in the Forest and The Enchanted Village, both dazzling holiday displays dating back to 1947, featuring handmade animals that come to life in a Bavarian setting. Then, visit the Atwater Market, located near the Lachine Canal and housed in a beautiful art-deco building. You will experience the magic of Christmas with festive local products such as foie gras, cider and maple products. Tonight, enjoy a farewell dinner featuring a delicious meal served in an old-world rustic ambiance. Meals: B, D

DAY 5 Travel Home

After breakfast your group transfer takes you to Montreal’s Pierre Elliott Trudeau International Airport for flights out after 12:00 p.m. Meal: B

Itinerary subject to change.

HOTEL ACCOMMODATIONS

Le Centre Sheraton, Montreal, Quebec

TOUR HIGHLIGHTS

• 8 Meals: 4 breakfasts, 1 lunch and 3 dinners

• Round trip airport transfers

• Spend four nights in vibrant and exciting Montreal

• Take a guided tour of Montreal including Old Montreal, St. Joseph’s Oratory and Jacques Cartier Square

• Enjoy the Montreal Christmas Village, a charming festive village with booths of local and regional artisans showcasing their treasures

• Spend time at the Space for Life Museum District, a collection of Montreal’s most prominent natural museums and visit the Montreal Biodome and Montreal Botanical Garden

• Enjoy lunch at the Time Out Market, an innovative eating destination

• Visit the Great Montreal Christmas Market featuring chalets of local and regional artisans and a selection of gourmet stations

• Experience Notre-Dame Basilica’s amazing AURA Experience, a four-act multimedia display of dynamic light and orchestral music

• Tour the McCord Stewart Museum and relive the magic of Ogilvy’s mechanical Christmas window displays

• Visit the Atwater Christmas Market housed in a beautiful art-deco building and featuring festive local products such as cider and maple products

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Your travel documents will be in your possession approximately 14 days prior to departure. Documents include tour itinerary, departure and arrival information and times, hotel and ship information, clothing suggestions, baggage tags, plus any helpful hints.

Mayflower Loyalty Program, First Time Travelers and Referral Rewards:

Earn $100.00 travel credit for every North America Air holiday taken with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. No restrictions to the amount of credits an individual can acquire. Loyalty Credits

can be applied to any reservation made within 16 months after the departure date of the tour they were earned on. Multiple credits can be used on a single tour. Credits are nontransferable but can be combined with Referral Rewards and Mayflower promotional savings.* First Time Travelers, earn $50.00 to be applied to their first reservation with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. FTTs cannot be combined with any Free Airfare promotional offer. With Mayflower’s Referral Rewards program you can earn hundreds of travel dollars when you refer a friend to us. Here is how it works – refer a friend that is NEW to Mayflower Cruises & Tours and you will earn up to a $100 Travel savings when your friend makes a reservation and pays the deposit on a tour that is 5 days or longer. The Travel savings is per friend. So if you bring in a couple that is new to Mayflower – you will earn $100 x 2 = $200 in savings. You can apply these savings on upcoming tours* you have with Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Your Friend also gets a First Time Traveler savings of $100. *Some restrictions apply, call for details.

Smoke Free Environment:

Although smoking is not allowed on the motorcoach, frequent rest/smoking stops are made.

Travelers with Special Needs:

You must advise Mayflower at the time your booking is made of any disability requiring special attention. The special needs of our travelers will be accommodated with reasonable efforts to be made. Be aware that the Americans with Disabilities Act is applicable only within the United States and that accommodations for disabled travelers outside the United States may be more limited. If a traveler requires assistance, we require that he/she be accompanied by a companion who is capable of and totally responsible for providing the assistance. Neither Mayflower nor Tour Operator’s personnel, nor its suppliers, may lift or physically assist travelers. If a traveler thinks he/she might need assistance during a trip, he/ she should call Mayflower to determine what assistance might reasonably be provided. If special arrangements are provided, and these arrangements add to the Tour Operator’s cost, the Tour Member will be responsible to pay the additional costs. Special individual assistance to travelers with special needs for walking, dining or other routine activities cannot be provided. Travelers requesting a handicapped room cannot be booked with Guaranteed Share accommodations.

Membership:

Mayflower and the respective Tour Operator reserve the right to withhold tour membership, or to require any traveler to leave a tour at any time, when such action is determined by Mayflower or the respective Tour Operator to be in the best interests of the traveler or the tour group. Children must be at least 10 years of age and accompanied by a guardian at all times.

Force Majeure:

Except where otherwise expressly stated in these terms and conditions we cannot accept liability or pay any compensation where the performance or prompt performance of our obligations under our contract with you is prevented or affected by or you otherwise suffer any damage, loss or expense of any nature as a result of Force Majeure. “Force Majeure” means any event which we or the supplier of the services in question could not, even with all due care, foresee or avoid.

Responsibility:

These tour programs are operated by Mayflower Cruises & Tours, Inc. 650 Warrenville Rd, Suite 500, Lisle, IL 60532. In common with other companies, Mayflower acts only as an agent for Tour Members in arranging room accommodations, transportation, sightseeing, admissions and restaurants. Mayflower reserves the right in its sole discretion to make changes in the itinerary and is not responsible for expenses, loss of time, money or other occurrence resulting from a change of tour scheduling made for Tour Members. Mayflower reserves the right to accept, decline or retain any person as a member of the tour, and is not responsible for any losses or damages of personal property, or for injuries, expenses or damages incurred by any Tour Member. Mayflower reserves the right to withhold tour membership, or to require any traveler to leave a tour at any time, when such action is determined by Mayflower to be in the best interests of the traveler or the tour group. Children must be at least 10 years of age and accompanied at all times by a guardian.

United States Tour Operators Association

$1 Million Travelers Assistance Program:

Mayflower Cruises & Tours, Inc. shares the coverage available under the United States Tour Operators Association (“USTOA”) $1 Million Travelers Assistance Program with affiliates of Mayflower Cruises & Tours who, as an Active Member of the USTOA is required to post $1 Million with USTOA to be used to reimburse, in accordance with the terms and conditions of the USTOA Travelers Assistance Program, the advance payments of Mayflower Cruises & Tours travelers in the unlikely event of Mayflower Cruises & Tours bankruptcy, insolvency or cessation of business. Further, you should understand that the $1 Million posted by Mayflower Cruises & Tours may be sufficient to provide only a partial recovery of the advance payments received by Mayflower Cruises & Tours. Complete details of the USTOA Travelers Assistance Program and a list of affiliates may be obtained by writing to USTOA at 345 Seventh Avenue, Suite 1801, New York, NY 10001, or by email to information@ustoa. com or by visiting www.ustoa.com.

Tour Activity Level:

Travelers should be in reasonably good health. Please consult your physician for pre-departure health advice.

1. This program has a leisurely pace with minimal activity such as climbing stairs, boarding the motorcoach and walking within the hotels and ships.

2. Average physical activity on this program requires the ability to climb stairs and walk reasonable distances, sometimes over uneven surfaces.

3. A blend of longer and shorter touring days with walking tours. Expect more of the touring to be over uneven surfaces and involve more stairs.

4. Longer touring days with more walking tours mixed with some periods of standing. Expect more of the touring to be over uneven surfaces and involve stairs.

5. A more physical touring experience based on the destination. Involves longer walking tours, on uneven surfaces, may involve inclines, stair climbing, windy or wet conditions at sites and periods of standing. Expect some of the experiences to occur during the evening.

Payment Information:

Listed below is a schedule of deposit and final payment due dates. You will note that the first category includes an optional Travel Protection Plan (TPP). Within five business days of making your reservation, you must make your initial trip deposit. Once your trip deposit is made, you then have 24 hours to add on the Optional TPP if you choose to purchase.

Please see “Travel Protection Plan (TPP)” section on the next page for further explanation of this offering.

NORTH AMERICA (AIR ) HOLIDAYS DEPOSIT SCHEDULE: Land tour price up to $3,500

Land Tour with Air* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $549 90 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $200 90 Days

Land Tour Only* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $449 90 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $200 90 Days

DEPOSIT SCHEDULE: Land tour price from $3,501 and up

Land Tour with Air* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $599 90 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $200 90 Days

Land Tour Only* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $499 90 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $200 90 Days

The F431L TPP plan mentioned in this brochure is not offered on select North America tours, including Alaska Adventure Cruise, Canadian Rockies by Rail, From the Red Rocks to the Rockies, Hawaiian Cruising in Paradise, New England and Canada Autumn Cruising, Baja California Cruise. For a full list, please contact us directly. These trips may be covered under the F431G plan, please visit www.tripmate.com/F431G for more details on this Travel Protection Plan. Rates immediately below are for the F431G plan.

DEPOSIT SCHEDULE: Canadian Rockies by Rail; From the Red Rocks to Rockies

Land Tour with Air* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $969 120 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $400 120 Days

Land Tour Only* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $969 120 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $400 120 Days

DEPOSIT SCHEDULE: Alaska Adventure Cruise; New England and Canada Autumn Cruising; Hawaiian Cruising in Paradise; Baja California Cruise

Land/Cruise Tour with Air* Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $899 140 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $400 140 Days

Land/Cruise Tour Deposit Per Person Final Payment

• With TPP Coverage $899 140 Days

• Without TPP Coverage $400 140 Days *Land tour price is based on twin occupancy rate

Refund and Cancellation Policy:

All payments for land, air, train (ticketed by Mayflower Cruises & Tours) will be refunded when cancellations are prior to final payment date less the deposit amount, which is nonrefundable, unless otherwise noted below. The Refund and Cancellation Policy is offered by Mayflower Cruises and Tours and is separate from the TPP. If you purchase an optional Travel Protection Plan (TPP) you may be reimbursed for your payments, including the deposit amount, less the TPP plan cost.

Any changes made to the reservation after final payment will result in cancellation charges as listed below provided you have not purchased TPP:

North America Tours:

• 90 to 31 days prior: 20% of tour cost

• 30 to 15 days prior: 30% of tour cost

• 14 to 1 day prior: 40% of tour cost

• Day of departure or early departure from tour: 100% of tour cost

No refund on unused portions of the tour

Canadian Rockies by Rail, From the Red Rocks to the Rockies

• 121 days or more: Deposit Amount

• 120 days until day of departure: 100% of the tour cost

• No refund on unused portions of the tour

Alaska Adventure Cruise, Hawaiian Cruising in Paradise, New England and Canada Autumn Cruising, and Baja California Cruise

• 141 days or more: Deposit Amount

• 140 days until day of departure: 100% of the tour cost

• No refund on unused portions of the tour

Part A Cancellation Waiver Exclusions (F431L):

Mayflower Cruises & Tours reserves the right to alter its Cancellation Waiver when a substantial amount of cancellation or postponement of travel is attributable to: conditions resulting from an act of God, natural or man-made disaster, fire, government action, civil disorder, war, hostilities between nations, or unavailability of transportation through no fault of Mayflower Cruises & Tours.

Air Services:

Airfare may be purchased through Mayflower for travel originating in the United States. By using Mayflower’s air services, you accept that Mayflower is only acting as your agent and is not responsible for any accident, death, personal injury, illness, property damage, delay or other monetary loss or expense of any nature that may arise directly or indirectly out of any act of God, or any actions or default of any carrier. Mayflower is not liable for, and does not assume responsibility or accept claims with regards to any losses incurred due to cancellation of flights or change in flight schedule resulting in additional expenses to you, even when the air services are purchased through Mayflower.

Tour Price Includes:

All motorcoach transportation noted in the tour itinerary, round trip airport transfers on the tour departure and return dates (only), services of the Tour Manager and driver, lodging, sightseeing, taxes, admissions, gratuities for bellmen and waiters for included meals. Included meals are clearly noted in the touring description. Air transportation is available upon request, at additional cost, for United States and Canada Tours. For travelers purchasing their own air, airport transfers are

included provided their flight arrival and departure times meet the time frames suggested in the brochure.

What is Not Included on the Tours:

The land price of your tour does not include airfare to the tour departure point; excess luggage charges; items of a personal nature; meals not included on the itinerary; sightseeing attractions listed as “optional excursions” and gratuities to the full time Tour Manager, motorcoach driver, all airport skycaps, van or limo drivers and local guides. The optional travel protection is available to add to your booking and is not automatically included in your Tour.

Airline Security Measures:

The Transportation Security Administration requires that travelers provide their name exactly to their airline as it appears on the passport or a government issued I.D. (such as a driver’s license) to be used while traveling, along with their date of birth and gender when making reservations to fly within the U.S. When making your flight reservations through Mayflower Cruises & Tours, you will be asked for this information by our staff. Due to airline security measures, your photo I.D. or passport must match your airline ticket name and your tour reservation name or you may be denied aircraft boarding.

Passport & Visas for Canada and Mexico:

Each U.S. citizen must have a valid passport for entry into Canada or Mexico. No other documents will be accepted. Expiry date of passports should be at least six months after the return date of tour. If you don’t have a passport, call our office and we’ll tell you how to apply for one. Holders of non-U.S. passports should contact their nearest consulate and inquire about the necessary passport or visa documentation required for entry into the countries visited.

Travel Protection Plan

Our F431L Travel Protection Plan consists of a Cancellation Waiver (Part A) combined with Travel Insurance Benefits (Part B) and non-insurance assistance services.

Part A - Cancellation Waiver:

Part A of our optional travel protection plan, allows you to cancel your reservation with us, up to 24 hours prior to departure and be reimbursed up to your trip cost for the nonrefundable payments you made for your trip.

*Exception: If you purchase non-refundable airline tickets from Mayflower Cruises & Tours, the Part A (Cancellation Waiver) of the F431L plan TPP does not provide a reimbursement for the airline tickets in the event of a cancellation. You will be charged the TPP cost for the land tour only. Any changes made to the reservation after final payment will result in cancellation charges as listed below. If you purchase the F431G plan, you may be eligible for air ticket reimbursement, provided you have a covered claim.

Cancellation Waiver is available for purchase separately in NY. In NY a different cancellation waiver is available.

Part B - Travel Insurance Benefits:

In addition to the Part A Cancellation Waiver, this plan also provides the following travel insurance benefits and non-insurance assistance services. These Part B benefits are underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company and marketed by Trip Mate.

• Trip Interruption (up to 100% trip cost)

• $500 Missed Connection

• $2,800 (max $200/day) Trip Delay

• $25,000 Accident & Sickness Medical Expense

• $25,000 Medical Evacuation and Repatriation of Remains

• $25,000 24 Hour Accidental Death and Dismemberment

• $2,000 Baggage and Personal Effects

• $500 Baggage Delay (max $100/Day)

• 24/7 Non-Insurance Travel Assistance

Part B Travel Insurance is underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company. For complete details of the plan please visit online website at www.tripmate.com/wpF431L.

As outlined, some tours only qualify for the F431G plan. If your tour is only offered the F431G plan, please visit www.tripmate. com/wpF431G

All plans and maximum benefit amounts may vary.

Important! The Travel Protection Plan must be purchased within 24 hours of initial payment and may not be purchased at a later date.

This advertisement contains highlights of the plans developed by Trip Mate, a Generali Global Assistance & Insurance Services brand, which include travel insurance coverages underwritten by United States Fire Insurance Company, Principal Office located in Morristown, New Jersey, under form series T7000 et al T210 et al and TP-401 et al and non-insurance Travel Assistance Services provided by Generali Global Assistance, FootprintID® , Blue Ribbon Bags and a Cancellation Waiver provided by Mayflower Cruises and Tours. The terms of insurance coverages in the plans may vary by jurisdiction and not all insurance coverages are available in all jurisdictions. Insurance coverages in these plans are subject to terms, limitations and exclusions including an exclusion for pre-existing medical conditions. In most states, your travel retailer is not a licensed insurance producer/ agent, and is not qualified or authorized to answer technical questions about the terms, benefits, exclusions and conditions of the insurance offered or to evaluate the adequacy of your existing insurance coverage. Your travel retailer may be compensated for the purchase of a plan and may provide general information about the plans offered, including a description of the coverage and price. The purchase of travel insurance is not required in order to purchase any other product or service from your travel retailer. CA DOI toll free number is 800-927-4357. The cost of your plan is for the entire plan, which consists of both insurance and non-insurance components. Individuals looking to obtain additional information regarding the features and pricing of each travel plan component, please contact Trip Mate, a Generali Global Assistance & Insurance Services brand; We are licensed in all states. CA License Number 0821931. https://www.tripmate.com/main/generali-globalassistance-insurance-services-licenses/ 880 SW 145th Avenue #400 Pembroke Pines, FL 33027; 1-833-297-2255; assistancefees@tripmate.com. While Trip Mate, a Generali Global Assistance & Insurance Services brand, markets the travel insurance in these plans on behalf of USF, non-insurance components of the plans were added to the plans by Trip Mate, and Trip Mate does not receive compensation from USF for providing the non-insurance components of the plans.

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