See the best of Mexico City and Oaxaca in a short amount of time with this luxurious trip combining 5-star hotels with private culture and food experiences. In Mexico City, you'll embark on a taco crawl, float along the canals of Xochimilco, and join a private cooking class. In Oaxaca, unravel the colorful city's charm with guided tours, market visits, and an enriching day trip to discover the region's culture and sights.
Treat your senses to five days of Oaxaca's world-famous gastronomy with this luxury foodie fiesta. Check into your boutique hotel, then join a relaxed bike ride to sample street food with a private guide. Visit the city's top market halls and join a one-on-one cooking workshop with a local culinary master. Finally, explore ancient civilizations at Monte Albán and unleash your creativity at an alebrije workshop.
This five-day luxury Mexico City escape has been meticulously curated for first-time visitors. When you're not on exclusive and private tours, taking you from the floating gardens at Xochimilco to the mysterious wonders of Teotihuacán, you'll enjoy 5-star luxury at a chic design hotel. Taste your way across the city's taco stalls and favorite food market, admire the timeless beauty of Frida Kahlo's iconic Casa Azul, and tour the ancient ruins and Baroque palaces of the Centro Histórico.
This luxurious journey through the heart of Mexico explores the captivating colonial cities of Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende over five days. Get swept up in the charm of these UNESCO-listed gems as you explore cobblestone streets and historic architecture with a private guide. Go deeper with a private wine tasting, tour the city of Santiago de Querétaro, join a horseback ride in the mountains of Guanajuato, and elevate your culinary skills with a hands-on Mexican cooking workshop.
This five-day itinerary redefines laid-back luxury travel on the Riviera Maya, mixing the colonial charm of Valladolid with Tulum's coastal chic. Start in Valladolid with a private walking tour, then unveil the ancient secrets of Ek' Balam and cycle through the mystique of Cobá's ruins. Cruise along the Caribbean coast, snorkeling with tropical fish and giant turtles as your onboard chef prepares a fresh Mexican lunch. Finally, take home Mexico's culinary secrets with a private cooking class in a local chef's home.
The Whitsunday Islands are an idyllic gateway to the Great Barrier Reef that lie just off Australia's rainforest-covered Queensland coastline. Known for their turquoise waters and tranquil beaches, you'll find an abundance of water-based activities to dive into here. These include snorkeling, diving, swimming, kayaking, and spending a night on a chartered catamaran. Or, stick to land and enjoy hiking, golfing, cycling, and learning about the local wildlife.
Spend two weeks admiring Mongolia's vibrant capital, vast landscapes, and rich culture with the opportunity to attend the annual Naadam Festival. Start in the bustling streets of Ulaanbaatar to visit the city's many landmarks. Then, head to Lake Khovsgol, where you can discover scenic landscapes by boat, horseback, or trekking. From here, witness traditional rituals and games during the festival before transitioning into nature to explore flaming cliffs, towering sand dunes, and lush canyons.
With 16 days in Turkey, you can visit at least six regions—from cities to sea. History buffs will appreciate touring Pergamon's Greco-Roman ruins, the partially submerged town of Old Halfeti, and the ancient city of Ephesus. Those interested in culture can join a cooking class, meet traditional carpet weavers, and attend a whirling dervish performance. Active travelers will enjoy sea kayaking at Kekova Island and hiking the Lycian Way, while sunseekers can tour the Turquoise Coast on a scenic sailing cruise.
With three weeks to spend in Vietnam and Thailand, you can explore the highlights of Hanoi, Bangkok, Chiang Mai, and Khao Lak on a well-rounded tour. Or, narrow your focus to the country's culture and cuisine while enjoying extended stays in Ho Chi Minh City, Hoi An, Chiang Mai, and Phuket. Other options include an off-the-beaten-path tour featuring market visits and cooking classes and a nature-filled adventure with abundant beach time in Krabi and Phuket.
Grab your camera, hiking boots, and insect repellent—you're about to become adventurers! Perfect for families with older kids and teens, this seven-day Brazil itinerary begins at the base of the Iguaçu Falls, where you'll take a powerful shower as a speedboat zooms around the canyons. Venture deep into the rainforest of the Amazon for the second half of your trip, where you'll hike through the undergrowth to an Indigenous compound, canoe through flooded forests, and spot nocturnal wildlife.
For a family getaway combining the best of city and surf, this weeklong trip to Brazil is hard to beat. Kick off in Rio de Janeiro and see the iconic sights. Relax in legendary spots like Ipanema and Copacabana before flying to Salvador to immerse yourselves in Brazilian culture, cuisine, and history. Before you leave, squeeze in a day trip to the beautiful Praia do Forte coastline to round off this perfect blend of nature and city fun.
Looking for a taste of Brazil's rich cultural heritage and pristine wilderness? This weeklong trip to Salvador and North Pantanal provides a kid-friendly getaway with plenty of excitement. Soak up Bahia's vibrant music and cuisine scene in Salvador before flying to North Pantanal for some of Brazil's best wildlife viewing, from chatty macaws to mysterious jaguars. Go hiking, kayaking, and horseback riding before rounding your trip off back in colorful Salvador.
Create lasting family memories with your little ones during this stress-free vacation in Brazil's favorite beach city. Sip on caipirinhas and top up your tans in Copacabana as the kids play in dedicated children's areas. Tick off Rio de Janeiro's must-visit sites via cable cars and old-fashioned trams and spend ample time in the fresh air at some of the city's tropical parks and gardens. End your trip with a child-friendly cooking workshop where you'll indulge in a traditional Brazilian feast.
Pack your snorkels, headlamps, and cameras for this seven-day family expedition into Brazil's wilderness. Perfect for active and adventurous kids, it starts with three nights in the world's largest wetlands, hiking through South Pantanal's wooded savannas, fishing for piranhas, and searching for elusive big cats on a nighttime drive through the forest. You'll also get to explore the realm beneath your feet at Bonito as you descend into caves filled with fascinating rock formations and turquoise lakes.
Seek out the rich flavors and sacred traditions of central Mexico with this 10-day itinerary. Snack on Mexico City's spiced street corn and cruise down its pre-Columbian waterways, then learn about Aztec history and Indigenous customs with a spiritual cave ceremony in Teotihuacán. Continue to the "Magical Town" of Cholula to dive into its culinary traditions with a market tour and tortilla-making workshop, then end back in the capital at the pilgrimage site of the Basilica of Santa Virgin of Guadalupe.
Experience the highlights of Mexico City, then strike out into the surrounding Bajío region to hop between colorful colonial towns steeped in history. Over 10 days, you'll sample street tacos in the capital, bike through the pyramids of Teotihuacán, sip wine at ancient vineyards in Bernal, and soar over Tequisquiapan by hot-air balloon. Soak in hot springs near San Miguel de Allende, see the underground mines of Guanajuato, and end back in Mexico City with a lucho libre show and a cooking class.
Take a quick deep-dive into Mongolian culture with this five-day trip that showcases the annual Danshig Naadam Festival. Begin with a tour of the National Museum in Ulaanbaatar to gain an overview of Mongolian history, then continue to the festival's opening ceremonies and spend two days enjoying the archery matches, horse races, and traditional monk dancing. Cap the adventure off in Kharkhorin, the former capital of the Mongol Empire, and stay in a traditional yurt in a nomadic village nearby.
Pack your hiking shoes, as this 14-day highlights tour takes you to some of Mongolia's best landscapes. Start with two days in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar before heading into the countryside to traverse the Elsen Tasarkhai dunes atop a camel. Take a city break in Kharkhorin, then hike up a mountain to admire the Tuvkhun Monastery. You'll also discover the unique rock formations of Tsagaan Suvarga and Baga Gazariin Chuluu on foot and horseback before ending back in the capital.
Focus on the highlights and hidden corners of Mexico City with this immersive 10-day tour. Explore ancient Aztec ruins and colonial churches, then sample exotic treats at the gourmet Mercado de San Juan, walk through the opulent rooms of Chapultepec Castle, and marvel at the pyramids of Teotihuacán. Escape the city for a quick getaway to the mystical mountain town of Tepoztlán for two nights, and end your trip in style with a night of contemporary Mexican gastronomy back in the capital.
Revel in Mexico's hidden corners with this 10-day insider's tour. In Mexico City, hunt down the best murals, cruise down ancient canals, and learn to cook traditional food. Bike through the Teotihuacán pyramids on your way to colorful Puebla, where you'll walk its historic streets and visit nearby Cholula. Transfer to the remote Cuetzalan to explore the mountainous nature and surrounding coffee plantations, then return to the capital for the Frida Kahlo Museum, Mexican wrestling, and a mezcal tasting.
Explore volcanoes, pyramids, and the colorful neighborhoods of Mexico City during this active 10-day adventure. Float down the ancient Aztec canals of the capital before heading to the nearby Teotihuacán pyramids for a biking tour. Hike around the famous "Smoking Lady" of Popocatépetl volcano, sweat out your impurities at a traditional temazcal in Amanalco, and spend a night at the base of Nevado de Toluca in a cozy mountain cabin.
Experience the best of central Mongolia's rich natural and cultural heritage on this seven-day guided hiking adventure that takes you from the museums of Ulaanbaatar, across the vast Mongolian steppe grasslands, up sacred mountains, through pristine national parks, into the great Orkhon Valley, and over the dunes of Bayan Gobi. Meet nomadic families, spot wild horses, explore ancient monasteries, and savor the local cuisine, all while overnighting in traditional ger (yurt) camps.
In just five days, you can discover some of central Mongolia's best natural landscapes and get a glimpse of its traditional nomadic culture. Start with a city tour in the capital of Ulaanbaatar, then continue to Hustai National Park to watch endangered horses roam freely and sandboard down the golden dunes of Elsen Tasarkhai. Meet a nomad family and learn how to make airag, Mongolia's national drink, then wake up at dawn to chant with the monks at Erdene Zuu Monastery before ending back in Ulaanbaatar.
This quick, five-day itinerary immerses you in Mongolia's rich nomadic culture as you go from the bustling streets of Ulaanbaatar to the remote steppe. Watch Przewalski's horses roam free in Hustai National Park, enjoy a cultural performance at the Mongol Nomadic Cultural Heritage Center, and meet a nomadic horse breeding family to learn about their day-to-day life. End back in Ulaanbaatar, exploring the city's landmarks and watching a folk performance by the Tumen-Ekh ensemble.
Safari game drives are just one of the many memorable adventures and activities you'll experience on this two-week road trip through South Africa. Get off the beaten track and escape the mass crowds as you explore lesser-visited game reserves and national parks which abound with Big Five safari animals like elephants, rhinos, and lions. Complementing the wildlife tours are cultural excursions, like bike rides through local townships, meeting Indigenous tribespeople, museum visits, and more.
With 10 days in Scandinavia, you can embark on a highlights tour featuring Copenhagen, Gothenburg, Stockholm, and Bergen. Or, swap in Helsinki, Luleå, and Tromsø if you'd prefer to focus your time on the region's fjords, islands, and mountains. Hiking enthusiasts will find the Oslofjord Islands, Ålesund, and Geiranger the perfect destinations, while winter lovers can choose between a festive Christmas markets trip and a northern lights-chasing itinerary in the Arctic Circle.
With two weeks to explore Japan as a family, you can embark on a fun-filled highlights tour complete with theme park visits in Tokyo and Osaka and cultural interactions in Kyoto. Or, speed things up with an active trip that pairs time in the main cities with visits to the remote villages of Magome and Kiso-Fukushima. Other options include an off-the-beaten-path adventure for families seeking a deep cultural connection and a well-rounded itinerary featuring time on the idyllic island of Okinawa.
A life of adventure isn't complete without making the great pilgrimage to Patagonia. This two-week escape begins in Chile's capital, Santiago, and continues south for trekking and outdoor excursions in Torres del Paine—one of the most famous national parks in the world. Then head north to Los Glaciares National Park in Argentina, where you'll marvel at Perito Moreno Glacier, hike around the granite pillars of Mount Fitz Roy, and finish the journey with city tours and cowboy experiences in Buenos Aires.
Spend 16 days in the great outdoors as you explore Brazil's lush jungles and pristine coastline. From Sao Paulo and Manaus, head into the Amazon, where you can go bird-watching at sunrise, paddle down the Amazon River, and fish for piranhas. Enjoy a day in the" Venice of Brazil," then set off for the archipelago of Fernando de Noronha to discover the tropical area from boats, trails, and 4WD vehicles. End the adventure searching for North Pantanal's wildlife, such as the giant river otter and elusive jaguar.
With 12 days in Scotland, you can experience the welcoming cities of Edinburgh and Inverness, the historic castles of Aberdeenshire, and the forested Cairngorms National Park on a well-rounded highlights tour. Or, focus your time on the dreamy islands of Arran, Mull, and Skye with a culture-infused itinerary. Other options include an active adventure featuring hikes in the Isle of Skye, Fort William, and Glen Coe, and a self-drive trip focused on Scotland's famed and lesser-visited whisky distilleries.
See the best of Slovenia and Croatia with this seven-day trip that blends cultural highlights with the great outdoors. Kick off in Ljubljana with a food tour, glide across Lake Bled in a traditional boat, and see more of the Slovenian countryside at cliffside castles and underground caves. Continue to Croatia's Istrian peninsula to base yourself in coastal Rovinj, where day trips take you cycling in Brijuni National Park, exploring Roman ruins in Pula, and tasting truffles in medieval hill towns.
Get an insider's look at Mongolia through one of the country's most anticipated annual events—October's Golden Eagle Festival. Start in Ulaanbaatar to sample local delights at Narantuul Market and delve into local history at the National Museum of Mongolia, then fly to Ölgii to meet the Kazakh eagle hunters. Spend the next two days watching the hunters and their birds of prey compete, then end back in the capital to shop for cashmere and watch a performance from the Tumen-Ekh ensemble.
Adventurous types can experience the highlights of Mongolia's natural landscapes and rich culture on this fast-paced guided tour. Starting with a restful night in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, you'll head to three national parks to hit the trails, visit monasteries, see the endangered tahki horses, and sleep in a traditional Mongolian yurt known as a ger. You'll also discover the Elsen Tasarkhai Sand Dunes with a camel ride and watch the Tumen-Ekh ensemble perform to end your whirlwind week.
This fast-paced trip ticks off the cultural highlights of three Balkan countries in just one week. Starting in Slovenia, you'll explore the capital of Ljubljana and take a day trip to the famous Lake Bled before crossing into Croatia. Wander around the incredible Plitvice Lakes National Park en route to coastal Split, and explore Diocletian's Palace before crossing into Bosnia and Herzegovina, where Sarajevo and a culture shift await.
Spend a sun-soaked week pairing the best of Croatia's Dalmatian Coast with Montenegro's undiscovered Adriatic gems. Start with a history lesson in Split at Diocletian's Palace, then head down the coast to Dubrovnik— pausing en route for a wine tasting on the Pelješac peninsula. After a spin around the city walls and golden beaches of the "Pearl of the Adriatic," cross the border into Montenegro to skirt the famous Bay of Kotor and venture inland to Cetinje and Mount Lovcen.
Crossing from Bosnia and Herzegovina into Croatia, this tightly curated highlights itinerary weaves stories of the East and West into a weeklong exploration of the Balkans. Experience the culture and food of Sarajevo, unearth the historic charm of Mostar, and soak up the coastal allure of Dubrovnik. In between the three cities, you'll detour to the sacred pilgrimage site at Medugorje, see the natural beauty of Blagaj, and take a scenic day trip into Montenegro.
Get to the heart of Mongolia's nomadic culture and desert landscape on this exciting 10-day tour. It starts in Ulaanbaatar, where you'll see the giant Buddha statue at Gandan Monastery and visit the imposing monument of Genghis Khan. Then, you're off to the Gobi Desert for hiking, followed by a day trip to the Naadam Festival—the country's ultimate nomad celebration. From here, you'll trek through the Khongor Dunes, meet (and ride!) camels, and observe endangered horses at a national park.
This adventure-filled tour of central Mongolia starts in the capital city of Ulaanbaatar, where you'll visit historic museums and the impressive Gandan Monastery. Then, it's off to Terelj and Hustai National Parks for hiking, horseback riding, and "glamping" in luxurious yurt campsites. Next, take in expansive mountain views from Tuvkun Monastery, explore the ancient capital city of Kharkhorin, and return to Ulaanbaatar for a trek up Zaisan Memorial Hill and a traditional folklore dinner show.
Follow the nomadic paths of the ancient Mongols on this active and cultural 10-day tour. The adventure starts in Ulaanbaatar, where you can learn about the country's history at the National Museum of Mongolia. Then, you're off to hike the limestone formations of Tsagaan Suvarga and ride horses through the incredible Yolyn Am Gorge. From here, you'll trek the shifting sands of Khongor Dunes, see ancient relics in Kharkhorin, and finish in Ulaanbaatar with a traditional Mongolian folklore show.
Discover Brazil's varied landscapes and vibrant cities on this far-reaching 16-day tour. Visit the iconic Christ the Redeemer statue and sip caipirinhas on a neighborhood tour of Rio de Janeiro, then fly north to Iguaçu Falls to see the natural wonder by boat and helicopter. Continue to the wetlands of South Pantanal and on to the Amazon to spot exotic wildlife and connect with nature. Return to urban life in Salvador, learning about the local Bahian culture and ending on the nearby beaches of Praia do Forte.
Ideal for outdoor enthusiasts and nature lovers, this two-week New Zealand trip embraces the wild beauty of the South Island. Start in the adventure capital of Christchurch and catch a ride on the TranzAlpine Train across the island. Then, it's time for a road trip, as you collect a rental car to reach Franz Josef Glacier, Queenstown, Te Anau, Milford Sound / Piopiotahi, and Aoraki / Mount Cook. Along the way, you'll kayak, jet boat, hike, cruise, and helicopter your way through ever-shifting landscapes.
If you plan to visit New Zealand in June, July, or August, this two-week winter trip includes the best of the North and South islands, with seasonal adventures like skiing and whale watching adding a layer of richness. Your self-drive journey begins in Queenstown with a snow day and a Milford Sound / Piopiotahi tour. Journey north to Picton via Aoraki / Mount Cook, Christchurch, and Kaikoura, then cross between the islands by ferry to see the best of temperate Wellington, Rotorua, and Auckland.
Buckle up for an epic 14-day self-drive adventure through New Zealand's South Island. Cruise Milford Sound / Piopiotahi, spot fur seals in Otago Harbor, and land on a snow-covered glacier. You'll also ride a jet boat on the Shotover River, meet penguins, explore glowworm caves in Te Anau, and paddle a Maori canoe. But it's not all nature and aquatics. There's also time for a wineries tour, food safari, and the historic Larnach Castle before ending with a world-class train trip over the Southern Alps.
Eager to explore the vast beauty of New Zealand without driving? This two-week itinerary uses convenient transfers, buses, and flights to ensure you experience the country's top highlights, from cities to countryside. Start in Auckland and travel south to the wonders of Rotorua before flying to the South Island. Take a dramatic bus trip from Christchurch to Lake Tekapo, then continue to Queenstown and Franz Josef / Waiau Glacier. Finally, ride the TranzAlpine Scenic Train back to the city.
See three different sides of Brazil on this 15-day tour that combines the remote Amazon with the scenic Coral Coast and the culturally rich state of Bahia. Start with a tour of Manaus, then venture deep into the rainforest for canoeing, trekking, and fishing. Trade the jungle for the beaches of the Coral Coast—cruising to nearby islands and swimming in natural pools—then wind down with a tour of Salvador's UNESCO-listed center and an introduction to the Afro-Brazilian history of Bahia.
With its countless natural wonders forged by ice and fire, Iceland was built for road trips. And while it's possible to embark on short sections of this nation's most scenic drives, this epic 10-day journey doesn't skimp on the action. You'll drive around the whole country, stopping for adventures as you marvel at waterfalls, snorkel in Arctic waters, explore the rugged Eastfjords, go horseback riding on black-sand beaches, brave whitewater rapids, soak in volcanic hot springs, and more.
This exciting weeklong adventure through Thailand and Cambodia is one for the senses, taking you through glistening pagodas, ancient Buddha monuments like Wat Pho and Wat Arun, and the largest religious structure in the world: Angkor Wat. Alongside these iconic landmarks, you'll eat your way through both countries as you sample a range of unique dishes, wander through bustling food markets, and visit a village to watch an iconic recipe being made, which, of course, includes a tasting.
This tasty culinary adventure through Japan takes you to the country's gastronomic capitals, starting in Tokyo, where you'll try authentic omakase sushi in the foodie haven of Shinjuku and sip fine whiskies. Next, you'll train to Kyoto to learn about the mysterious world of the geisha and sample sakés in the Fushimi district. Then it's time to make ramen at a ramen factory, ending your trip in Osaka, home to the iconic Osaka Castle and delicious food stalls in the Kuromon Market.
This fast-paced Australia itinerary squeezes high-class city fun and barefoot luxury into just 10 days. Dine at top restaurants in creative Melbourne and drive the Great Ocean Road, then escape to Kangaroo Island, where peace, wildlife, and natural landscapes await. Taste world-class wines in Adelaide, cruise Sydney Harbour at sunset, helicopter to the Hunter Valley for a luxe winery lunch, and spend your final days disconnected from it all on the remote and lush Lord Howe Island.
From sparkling city skylines to twinkling outback stars, this 10-day luxury Australia itinerary combines the culture and creativity of Sydney and Melbourne with once-in-a-lifetime outback adventures. Catch an opera at the world-famous Sydney Opera House and explore the city. Then, fly to the Red Centre to experience sunset over Uluru, see the Field of Light, dine under outback stars, and visit a remote arts community by charter flight. Finish in Melbourne with a street art masterclass and hip nightlife tour.
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