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If you have chosen "A Culinary Odyssey in Oaxaca" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Oaxaca cultural city tour: Begin your visit to Oaxaca with a leisurely stroll through charming cobblestone streets, winding past lively plazas and striking colonial architecture. The heart of the city is the bustling Zócalo, where the community's pulse is palpable. Continue to the central market, a vibrant showcase of local handicrafts. This market offers a window into the region’s artisanal traditions and the craftsmanship that is a hallmark of Oaxaca’s cultural heritage. This tour not only bridges the ancient with the modern but also offers a comprehensive insight into the city’s enduring spirit.(INCLUDED) Oaxaca chocolate-tasting experience: Discover the rich legacy of cacao in Oaxaca, a symbol of wealth and spirituality since pre-Hispanic times, with an intimate, hands-on workshop. Guided by Chef Carrizosa, embark on a sensory journey as you roast fragrant cacao beans, coaxing out their deepest flavors. Using the time-honored metate grinding technique passed down through centuries, you will transform the beans into velvety chocolate, then skillfully blend them with select ingredients to reveal layers of complexity. Experience the ancient ritual of preparing traditional hot chocolate with water — just as Oaxaca’s Zapotec ancestors would have enjoyed it.(INCLUDED) The cultural and natural treasures of Hierve el Agua, Mitla and El Tule: Discover Oaxaca’s cultural and natural treasures on this full-day excursion. Begin at El Tule where you will visit the legendary Tule Tree, more than 2,000 years old and steeped in Zapotec mythology. Continue to Mitla, an ancient Zapotec site celebrated for its intricate stone mosaics and sacred history. Then, travel into the Sierra Madre to Hierve el Agua, where petrified waterfalls, mineral springs, and panoramic views await. Walk along cliffs, explore rock formations, or dip in mineral pools. Conclude with a warm, home-cooked Zapotec lunch featuring handmade tortillas, mole, and seasonal produce, gaining insight into the region’s culinary traditions and community life.(INCLUDED) Behind the scenes in a distillery and exclusive Mezcal tasting experience: Set off on a journey through Oaxaca’s Mezcal-producing heartlands, venturing to three villages renowned for their artisanal Mezcal production. This tour offers an in-depth look at the traditional processes used in small, family-run distilleries. You’ll witness firsthand the ancient methods used, observing both traditional copper still production and rare pre-Columbian clay still techniques. San Dionisio Ocotepec, San Baltazar Chichicapam, and Santa Catarina Minas serve as your backdrop for this cultural immersion, where you will taste distinct Mezcals crafted from various types of agave. A locally prepared lunch enhances the experience, pairing regional cuisine with the fine spirits you are sampling.Nature meets culinary traditions: Explore the ancient Zapotec site of Mitla, known for its unique and intricate stone mosaics. Once a sacred burial site, it gives a fascinating glimpse into pre-Hispanic religious life and architecture. Continue into the Sierra Madre mountains to Hierve el Ague where you will discover petrified waterfalls, mineral springs, striking rock formations and panoramic views from the cliffs. Round it off with a home-cooked lunch, where you will learn about the Zapotec community’s food traditions.
If you have chosen "The Wildlife of Madagascar" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Lemur spotting in Perinet: Head out into the Perinet Reserve with your local guide in search of the elusive Indri Indri. With its barely visible tail, black and white markings and a surprised teddy-bear face, this lemur is one of the few animals in the world that cannot survive in captivity. As you walk through the rainforest, look out for troops of grey bamboo lemurs, common brown lemur, diademed sifaka and the black and white ruffed lemur, as well as bird species, plenty of reptiles and some of Madagascar’s more than a thousand orchid species.(INCLUDED) Hiking through Mantadia: A treasure trove for naturalists, Mantadia National Park is packed with seldom seen species of mammals, reptiles and birds. Head off after breakfast to spot various lemur species on walking trails where the forest is tall and wild. You will also find an abundance of birds including the scaly ground roller, the pitta-like ground roller and the red-breasted coua. Round it off with a picnic by the Rianasoa Waterfall.(INCLUDED) A night walk in the forest of Zenavo: A night walk through the eerie and prehistoric Forest of Zenavo is an experience you won’t forget in hurry. Animal lovers will be offered the chance to see diurnal lemurs bedding down for the night, as nocturnal lemurs wake up among spiny branches. You will also spot sifakas and sleeping white-foot sportive lemurs, as well as sleeping birds, chameleons and owls once the sun sets.Visit the spectacular dunes of Lac Anony: Embark on a day trip to stunning Lac Anony. This saltwater lake, separated from the Indian Ocean by a series of large sand dunes, is home to greater flamingos and a variety of saltwater birds. On arrival, walk along the lake shore to a beautiful picnic spot. Then surmount the 70-foot-high sand dunes for an incredible view of the surrounding area before heading back to the lake for a swim. Return to the camp in time for dinner.
If you have chosen "Hidden Gems of Trieste and Istria" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Trieste guided walking tour and coffee tasting: Discover Trieste’s captivating blend of cultures with a local guide as you explore the city on foot. Begin in stately Piazza Unità d’Italia, then proceed to the Grand Canal and Teatro Romano, strolling through streets where Italian, Austrian, and Slavic influences intertwine. Ascend to the Hill of San Giusto for panoramic views over the city. Pause at one of Trieste’s historic cafés for a coffee tasting. For centuries, Trieste has been Italy’s coffee gateway, serving as a vital port for importing and roasting beans. Savor a cup while learning how this history shaped its identity as Italy’s coffee capital.(INCLUDED) Trieste: karst winery and the Grotta Gigante: Visit the rugged Carso, a plateau of limestone cliffs north of Trieste. Begin your adventure with a visit to a winery carved into the rock, where cool air and the scent of aging barrels invite you into a hidden world. Indulge in a wine tasting, savoring mineral-rich wines that capture the essence of this wild terrain. Next, venture deeper underground to the Grotta Gigante, an awe-inspiring natural wonder. Step into its vast, cathedral-like chamber, where towering stalactites and stalagmites shimmer in the soft glow of artificial light. As you explore winding pathways, feel the quiet majesty of this subterranean realm.Tour the Castello di Miramare: Take a guided tour of the Castello di Miramare, the dazzling white stone castle commissioned by Archduke Ferdinand Maximilian of Austria. Inside, explore the grand rooms filled with Habsburg-era furnishings, making your way to the upper levels to enjoy sweeping views of the Adriatic Sea. Outside, explore the beautiful gardens and collection of rare plants, strolling across the expansive terrace just as the Habsburgs would have done.(INCLUDED) Visit the hilltop town of Motovun and enjoy a Wine Tasting: En route from Trieste to the enchanting region of Istria, famed for its rolling hills and vineyards, visit a countryside winery. Tour the estate and learn about local winemaking traditions, then enjoy a guided tasting of regional varietals, accompanied by light local bites. Continue to the hilltop town of Motovun, rising above the Mirna River valley and surrounded by medieval walls. Enjoy lunch at one of Motovun’s traditional taverns (payable locally), then meet your local guide and explore the town’s narrow, cobbled streets. Discover artisan shops, panoramic viewpoints, and legends woven into the town’s rich cultural fabric.(INCLUDED) Witness Pula’s Roman wonders and enjoy an olive oil tasting: Set out for southern Istria with a visit to a traditional estate among olive groves. Immerse yourself in the region’s rich agricultural heritage with a guided tasting of award-winning extra virgin olive oils paired with local delicacies. Continue to Pula for a leisurely lunch (payable locally) at a restaurant showcasing regional flavors. Afterward, tour Pula’s Ancient Roman heritage with your guide. Stand before the imposing Amphitheatre, stroll the Forum, admire the Temple of Augustus, and pass through the Gate of Hercules and Twin Gate — each monument offering a glimpse into the city’s imperial past.(INCLUDED) Istrian truffle traditions and the charming medieval town of Hum: Immerse yourself in the wonders of Istria, starting with the charming village of Buzet, where you will learn about the ancient tradition of truffle hunting. Visit a museum dedicated to this prized delicacy and uncover its fascinating history. Savor a truffle-based lunch, with a local foodie expert sharing tips on cooking with this exquisite ingredient. Next, continue to Hum, officially recognized as the world’s smallest town. Nestled in the heart of Istria, this medieval gem, with its cobbled streets and stone buildings, has remained virtually unchanged for centuries. Meet your guide and stroll through the town’s charming alleys.Fresco painting in Roc and a visit to Hum: Explore your creativity with a fresco painting workshop. Travel to the small town of Roc, renowned for its fresco painting tradition. After a short tour of Roc to see some of its wonderfully preserved original frescoes, try your hand at this unique skill under the guidance of an enthusiastic art professor. Learn about the different stages of making a fresco and the importance of sustaining this rarely used technique. Complete the afternoon with a stop in Hum, the smallest town in the world, with only around 20 inhabitants. Enjoy views of the countryside and Ucka Mountain before transferring back to your hotel.Essence of Istria: visit a local distillery: Step into the warmth of a local distillery and follow expert artisans as they reveal the time-honored techniques used to create Istria’s cherished fruit brandies and homemade jams. Breathe in the rich aromas, watch the craft in action, and let your senses guide you through a curated tasting. Sip smooth, expressive spirits and savor a sweet plate on which jams, cookies, and chocolates with olive oil come together in a celebration of local tradition and flavor.
If you have chosen "A Taste of Valencia" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Valencia paella cooking class: Join a local chef in the Albufera region to master traditional Valencian paella, starting with an introduction to key ingredients and preparation steps. Savor starters and an aperitif before rolling up your sleeves in the kitchen. Sit down to enjoy the paella you have crafted, after which you can opt to take a boat trip across Albufera Lake, taking in views of dune beaches, forests and rice fields.(INCLUDED) Hike Chulilla’s canyons: Venture an hour from Valencia to Chulilla, a whitewashed village perched above a dramatic canyon. Wander its storied lanes before setting out on the Hanging Bridges Route, a scenic trail that traces the Turia River and crosses two suspension bridges high above limestone cliffs. Pause along the way for sweeping views of the gorge, turquoise pools and wild greenery.(INCLUDED) An Evening Walk Through Time: Get to know Valencia’s historic center on an informal walk through its narrow streets. Take in Baroque and Gothic monuments, stopping at several old-school bars where locals demonstrate their love of Mediterranean gastronomy, from elaborate, avant-garde tapas to simpler, mouthwatering, hyperlocal bites – with the chance to sample the city’s celebrated Agua de Valencia (cava, orange juice, vodka and gin).(INCLUDED) Hike the Peña Cortada Aqueduct: Take a trek through the Spanish countryside to the ancient Peña Cortada Roman Aqueduct, near the village of Calles, a remarkable example of 2,000-year-old Roman engineering. The path is flanked by pine and oak woods, and looks out onto the Sierra de Espino Mountain range, dotted with small, traditional villages, and crystal-clear rivers. This is a historical pilgrimage paired with the beauty of the landscape.(INCLUDED) Valencia by bike: One of the best ways to explore Valencia is by bicycle. Cycle through Valencia’s Turia Gardens, home to famous Valencian orange trees, and past fountains, sports fields and market stalls before reaching the Old Town. Pause in lively plazas and enjoy a drink and tapas, then ride on to the City of Arts and Sciences, a bold and controversial addition to the city skyline.
If you have chosen "Secrets of Kerala’s Backwaters" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) The culture of Kochi: Nowhere else in India will you find such a melting pot of cultures as in Kochi, a port city on the Malabar coast. Your half day tour of serene Kochi includes a visit to the Jewish Synagogue, built more than 400 years ago, with beautiful Belgian glass chandeliers and hand painted tiles from China. Next you will discover the Dutch Palace with its spectacular murals, followed by St Francis Church, the first European church built in India.(INCLUDED) Tea plantations in Munnar: A haven of peace and tranquility, Munnar (Moon-ar) takes its name from its position at the confluence of three mountain rivers in the Idukki district. Encircled by the wooded hills of the Annamalai Ranges, including the towering peak of Anamudi at 2695 m, it is also known for its tea plantations. Take a guided visit to the tea museum, followed by a walk through the plantations — plus there will be time to explore the market and buy some of these locally grown leaves.(INCLUDED) Traditional Keralan Houseboat: A gentle cruise on board a traditional Keralan houseboat is a day to remember. Along the backwaters of Vembanad Lake in Kumarakom, your cocoon-like 50 foot long kettuvallam will guide you through waterways that wind through forests, palms and fruit trees, past lush meadows and ancient temples. Relax on the sundeck and watch the world go by — coconut in hand, before enjoying a traditional Keralan lunch.(INCLUDED) Tranquil village experience in Kumarakom: Nested on the peaceful banks of Vembanad Lake, Kumarakom offers a glimpse into traditional Keralan village life among lush landscapes. Start off with a scenic boat ride through serene canals, surrounded by coconut palms and shimmering waters, before visiting local villages. You will see farmers tending to rice paddies, fishermen casting their nets, and women working on traditional crafts. A heartwarming blend of warm hospitality and authentic Keralan cuisine awaits.
If you have chosen "A Magical Journey Through Morocco" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Exploring Casablanca: A fascinating half-day excursion to Casablanca, the city made immortal in the 1940s Humphrey Bogart film. Originally settled by Berbers in the 7th century, today it is a bustling business centre with a French influence. Start at the magnificent Hassan II Grand Mosque, one of the few Moroccan mosques that can be visited and whose minaret is the tallest religious structure in the world. Your tour will also take in Mohammed V Square, United National Square and Arab League Park.(INCLUDED) Exploring old and new Fez: Travel back to the Middle Ages by visiting Fes, the world’s largest living medieval medina-city and the cultural heart of Morocco. Explore the 9,000 narrow lanes, alleys and souks of its Old Quarter; visit the Karaouine, one of the oldest, still-functioning universities in the world; Nejjarine Square with its beautiful mosaic fountain; learn about Fes’ leather tradition and visit a tannery; before moving onto New Fes, built in the 13th century, to admire the Royal Palace, mosques, schools, souks and the old Jewish quarter.(INCLUDED) The Roman ruins of Volublis: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Volubilis is home to the largest and best preserved Roman ruins in Morocco. With its triumphal arches, basilicas and capitols, the city’s skyline is peppered with examples of Roman architecture. But the greatest treasure you will visit are the spectacular mosaic floors, still in situ. Three to bookmark include: Orpheus charming animals with his lyre, nine dolphins signifying good luck and a portrait of Amphitrite in a chariot drawn by a seahorse.(INCLUDED) The highlights of Rabat: A tour of Rabat, situated at the mouth of the River Bu Regrag, which celebrates the political capital’s cultural influences and the extremely well preserved relics of its Moorish past. Visit the 12th Century Hassan Tower, an impressive example of Moorish architecture, as well as the mausoleum alongside that is dedicated to Mohamed V, the founder of modern Morocco and the grandfather of the current king. Next up is the Oudaya Kasbah, built on a bluff overlooking the Atlantic Ocean with a beautiful Moorish gate. Beyond its walls, explore the remains of the ancient city of Sala, as well as the Mohamed VI museum of Modern Contemporary art, a great introduction to Moroccan history and contemporary Moroccan artists.Backstreets of Marrakech from a vintage sidecar: Explore the backstreets of Marrakech in a vintage sidecar. This unique adventure offers a complete immersion into the soul of the city, guided by a passionate local insider and curated to your interests. In Gueliz, uncover the Marrakech of the 1920s, resplendent with modern life, each alley revealing surprising and amusing anecdotes. In the Medina, delve into its lesser-known secrets with a visit to the Jewish quarter, a stop at the flea market of Bab El Khemis and the tanner’s quarter. Or, go for an off-radar romp through Palm Grove, the "Beverly Hills" of Marrakech, pinned to the edge of the Sahara.Learn to cook tagine with a local chef: Travel to a small farm in a Berber village just outside Marrakech, where you’ll learn the secrets of Moroccan cuisine with a local chef. Hone your green thumb in the garden, harvesting fresh ingredients and learning about Moroccan spices, then get busy in the kitchen with a hands-on lesson in preparing tagine. While your stew is slow-cooking on the fire, explore the surrounding Berber village, share mint tea with the locals, and then settle in to feast on the fruits of your labour.Historical walking tour of Marrakech: Known as the Red City, Marrakech is packed with hidden wonders that are best explored on foot. Inside the historic Medina, discover the labyrinth souks with its textiles and handmade Moroccan crafts. Wander around the Kasbah district, which reveals the Saadian tombs — preserved in their lavishness from the 16th century — in the shadow of the Kasbah Mosque. And make time for the Jewish Quarter, Mellah, with its array of synagogues.Marrakech’s idyllic gardens: Start your tour of Marrakech’s best gardens at the Menara Gardens. Strewn with centuries-old olive trees, their tranquility and coolness make them one of the Red City’s most pleasant – and romantic — places for a stroll. Next up are the Majorelle Gardens, created in the 1920s by the French painter Jacques Majorelle, which also contains a memorial to the iconic designer Yves Saint Laurent.
If you have chosen "Hawaii Family Adventure" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Honolulu and Pearl Harbor: Honolulu is the capital of the Aloha State, where glamorous hotels jostle with palm trees for the best spot on Waikiki Beach. Tour this welcoming city in style before joining your private driver-guide at the moving Pearl Harbor Visitor Center, commemorating that fateful event in 1941. The rest of the day is tailored to your interests: feel the rolling surf on your toes at Sunset Beach, or marvel at the Byodo-in-Temple on the island’s East Coast.(INCLUDED) Helicopter flightseeing over Kilauea volcano: The grandeur of the Big Island’s rainforests and waterfalls is even more spectacular when viewed on a doors-off helicopter flight, en route to Kilauea. The volcano has been continuously erupting for more than thirty years, and you can even feel its heat from your helicopter seat. On arrival, a volcanologist guide (a professor at the University of Hawaii) will lead you on an exciting journey through the rugged landscape of Ka‘u. You will also visit Jaggar Museum, Nahuku and Halema‘uma‘u Crater, to acquaint yourself with local legends.(INCLUDED) Enjoy a traditional Luau celebration on Maui: A luau is an evening of traditional Hawaiian cuisine, music, cultural dances and demonstrations. Your four-day visit to Maui continues with a chance to attend the Old Lahaina Luau — a celebration usually accompanied by live entertainment and the best Hawaiian feast in the state. Dine on roasted kalua pig and bread slathered with guava butter before donning a lei and dancing the night away, finishing with a cocktail or two on the beach.(INCLUDED) Maui family kayaking adventure: Experience Maui from the water as you embark on a kayaking adventure — perfect for families to enjoy together. Pick the right season (November to May) and you could get up close and personal with migrating humpback whales. You may also have the chance to snorkel with sea turtles. A sunset dinner cruise beneath a blanket of stars concludes this magical day in style.
If you have chosen "Madeira and the Azores: An Active Culinary Adventure" (If not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED) Madeira Levada Walk, Cider Tasting and Lunch: Hike along the island’s levadas, centuries-old irrigation channels that wind through lush forests, to a renowned cider farm. There, you will taste ciders crafted from the finest locally grown apples and learn about the farm’s unique production process, which has earned national and international acclaim. Conclude with a delicious lunch paired with ciders.(INCLUDED)Traditional Madeiran Cooking Workshop: In this hands-on cookery class, learn to prepare a full menu of traditional Madeiran dishes, guided by skilled chefs. Among the delicacies to master are some typical local entrées, the seasonal catch of the day, espada (black scabbardfish) fresh from the Atlantic Ocean, and a passion fruit-based dessert that captures the essence of Madeira’s vibrant flavors.(INCLUDED) Hike the Lomba de São Pedro Waterfall Trail: On São Miguel, walk with an experienced guide along the Lomba de São Pedro trail through one of the Azores’ most enchanting landscapes. The journey begins with coastal views and descends into verdant forests, offering a chance to witness the island’s diverse flora, such as vibrant hydrangeas, and its abundant birdlife. Pass gushing waterfalls and natural swimming pools perfect for a refreshing dip, before next-level panoramas at Santa Iria viewpoint.(INCLUDED) Volcanic Hotpots of São Miguel Island: Climb to Pico da Barrosa, one of the highest points on the island, for a sweeping view of Lagoa do Fogo – a pristine crater lake renowned for its turquoise waters and volcanic ridges. Continue to Caldeira Velha, one of the island's Natural Reserves, with the option of taking a dip in a natural pool fed by a geothermal waterfall. Finish at Ribeira Grande, tasting a local liquor made from the island’s paradise fruits.
If you have chosen "Jordan: Petra, Wadi Rum and the Dead Sea" (if not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

(INCLUDED)Meet local communities with A&K Philanthropy: See AKP's work in action: cook delicious Jordanian cuisine on Bedouin farm, learn about how locals are preserving the natural environment around the Dead Sea, and meet the beneficiaries of the Jordan Bike Enterprise, a project designed to combat rural unemployment. Finish the day with a sunset dip in the Dead Sea before returning to your hotel.(INCLUDED) The storied history of Jerash: Everyone knows about Jordan's ancient site of Petra, but the Greco-Roman city of Jerash manages to slip under the radar, with a fraction of the visitors. And yet it is absolutely glorious. Jerash’s golden age arrived with Roman rule, but it has existed since the Bronze Age, and today, extraordinarily well preserved in the desert climate, the ancient city beckons, triumphant pillars and arches hinting at the city’s glorious heyday. Step beneath Hadrian’s Gate, pass between the columns of the vast, oval-shaped Forum, and take a pew in the South Theatre as your private guide recounts the rise and fall of this spectacular site.(INCLUDED) Visit Aljourn Castle and Forest Reserve: Located in the Aljoun Highlands north of Amman, the Aljoun Forest Reserve is 13 sq km of open woodlands including oak, pine, carob, strawberry and pistachio. As well as their scenic beauty, these trees have been important to locals for centuries for medicine and food. Explore the rich history of the area, reflected in the many archaeological ruins, as well as voting the castle, also known as Qalat er-Rabad. Positioned on a high peak overlooking the city of Aljoun, it was built in the late 12th century to oppose the Crusaders’ castles of Kerak and Shobak.Tour of ancient Amman: Explore the history and culture of Amman with a tour of the city. Start at the Citadel, which towers above the city from atop Jabal al-Qala'a, affording an excellent vantage point of the cityscape below. The site of ancient Rabbath-Amman, its most impressive building — known as al-Qasr (the Palace) — dates back to the Islamic Umayyad period and features a monumental gateway and colonnaded street. Next up is the National Archaeological Museum, which houses Jordanian antiquities including the Dead Sea Copper Scrolls, before moving on to the Roman Theatre and the Folklore Museum.(INCLUDED) Exploring Mount Nebo, Madaba and Kerak: Following the ancient Kings’ Highway, your first stop is Mount Nebo, a memorial site since the first days of Christianity and where Moses was allowed to see the Holy Land. Continuing to Madaba, the ‘City of Mosaics’, which is perched on an archeological site with more than 4000 years of history buried beneath it. One of the most prominent cities in the world for mosaics, its St George’s Church features a mosaic floor depicting a large map of Palestine. The final stop is the hilltop city of Kerak to visit the Crusader’s Castle, which was built in the 12th century and is surrounded by steep valley slopes.(INCLUDED) A walking tour of Ancient Petra: Known as ‘the rose-red city half as old as time’, Petra is the greatest wonder of Jordan. Visit the ancient city of Petra on foot, starting at the main gate to the entrance of the old city, which was built from 800 BC to 100 AD by Nabatean Arabs as a fortress carved out of craggy rocks. After the Romans invaded in the first and second century, it reached the peak of its fame, covering 100 sq km and including more than 800 monuments. It fell into abandonment when shipping replaced caravan routes, before being rediscovered by Swiss explorer Johann Ludwig Burckhardt in 1812.(INCLUDED) A 4x4 tour of Wadi Rum: Known as the Valley of the Moon, Wadi Rum is Jordan’s largest and most spectacular desert landscape. Virtually untouched by humans, it is a maze of monolithic rock formations, which rise up out of the desert floor to heights of 1,750m — making it a paradise for mountaineers. It is also deeply connected to British officer T.E. Lawrence, who passed through during the Arab Revolt of 1917 — with one of the rock formations named ‘The Seven Pillars of Wisdom’ after a book he penned.Hot air balloon ride over Wadi Rum: Rise before dawn for a hot air balloon flight above Wadi Rum. Watch as the crew inflates the balloon in the first light, sipping coffee while the desert wakes. After a safety briefing, step into the basket and lift off, floating high above red sands and sandstone cliffs, with the pilot adjusting altitude for sweeping views of rock arches, canyons and the vast Valley of the Moon.
If you have chosen "Peru Family Adventure" (if not please skip) please select add on experiences if you prefer for your journey.

Lima’s landmarks: Set out to explore the cultural and architectural gems of Lima, stopping at the Plaza Mayor and Cathedral of Lima, as well as the Church of San Francisco, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that is home to a world-renowned library and collection of paintings and frescoes. Complete your tour of the Peruvian capital with a visit to the Larco Museum, home to one of the city’s best collections pre-Columbian artifacts, housed within a majestic, 18th-century mansion.(INCLUDED) Exploring monumental Callao: Lima’s Monumental Callao neighbourhood is where history entangles with art and culture, making it an area of social transformation. Visit its circuit of art galleries and ART.MO 2019, the largest international contemporary art festival in Peru, before setting off on the Graffiti Route to view more than 60 murals by urban artists. Better still, the area is packed with lively bars, restaurants and cevicherias.Learn to make ceviche: Local culinary expert Penélope Alzamora will show you how to make Peru’s signature dish, ceviche. Your day will begin at the market, which is filled with fresh vegetables and locally sourced cod and salmon. After helping you pick out the finest produce, Penélope will teach you how to cut the fish into bite-sized chunks and prepare the perfect amount of lime, aji chillis and finely sliced red onions. The end result is a seafood lunch with a backdrop of spectacular ocean views.Lima tour with an award-winning travel photographer: Witness the city of Lima afresh in the company of award-winning travel photographer and filmmaker Christian Declerq. From the urban art and historic resonance of Monumental Callao to the city's boho neighborhood of Barranco, via striking landmarks, colonial mansions and avant-garde architecture, this inspiring tour frames the city through a creative lens, with Declerq's expertise on hand for all those keen to capture the city's contemporary buzz.Lima cookery masterclass with market visit: Enjoy a hands-on introduction to Peruvian cuisine. In the morning, visit a market, where you will learn how to select the freshest and most seasonal ingredients. Then take part in an interactive cookery class that includes preparing a two-course lunch: Ceviche and Lomo Saltado. After savoring the lunch you prepared, you will return to your hotel with a new appreciation of why Peru’s culinary scene ranks among the best in the world.Amano Pre-Columbian Textile Museum tour with Isabel Collazos: Enjoy a guided visit to the Amano Textile Museum, accompanied by Isabel Collazos, a noted authority on pre-Columbian art. In the museum’s first two galleries, more than 120 exquisite pieces illustrate the cultural evolution of ancient Peru through the language of weaving, while the museum’s iconic drawer room showcases an extraordinary collection of more than 460 Chancay textiles. The journey then continues into the Amazon through its flavors. At Awa restaurant, chef Aldo Yaranga brings the Peruvian rainforest to the city, crafting dishes with native ingredients such as paiche and gamitana (Amazonian fish), macambo (a cacao relative), and the fiery inchicucho chili.An Afro-Peruvian music experience curated by Javier Lazo: This evening of Afro-Peruvian music takes place in the elegant Andrés Del Castillo Museum, housed in historic Casa Belén, where guests can admire the stunning displays of crystallized minerals, pre-Hispanic metalwork, jewelry, ceramics, and textiles. In this evocative setting, the legacy of Afro-Peruvian music will be brought to life by renowned composer and musician Javier Lazo — known for his collaborations with Susana Baca and Novalima. He will lead an interactive session exploring the genre’s history and icons, during which participants can engage directly with emblematic instruments such as the cajón, cajita, and quijada de burro, learning ancestral rhythms and songs that embody a vibrant living tradition.Peruvian chocolate and coffee flavor exploration: In an intimate and evocative setting, this experience invites guests to explore the flavors of Peru through a curated tasting led by Amanda Jo (AJ) Wildey, an anthropologist and certified cacao and chocolate taster, and Felipe Aliaga, an agricultural technician and certified Q-Grader in coffee. The journey begins with an introduction to the origins of Peruvian cacao and coffee, revealing the landscapes, communities, and traditions behind each bean. Guests then embark on a flavor exploration across different regions of the country through four artisanal chocolates and a specialty coffee prepared using a pour-over method.DanSa gourmet dinner and dance experience: DanSa presents a nine-course pairing dinner — six dishes and three signature cocktails — inspired by traditional recipes elevated to a gourmet level. This culinary journey unfolds alongside the story of ‘Yanuq, the Magic of Teresa,’ following a brave young woman guided by a mysterious Ukuku as she travels through the diverse regions of Peru in search of the flavors that shape her heritage. The evening culminates in a dazzling showcase of iconic Peruvian dances: the powerful Scissors Dance, the mythical Diablada, the ancestral rhythms of the Festejo, and other vibrant performances that embody the country’s cultural richness.An immersive cocktail journey at Sastrería Martínez speakeasy: Tucked away in the heart of Miraflores, Sastrería Martínez is an elegant speakeasy that celebrates the craft of fine drinking. Led by acclaimed mixologist Diego Macedo, who brings more than 20 years of experience behind the bar, this intimate venue offers a sophisticated and immersive cocktail journey. Diego personally hosts curated tastings of Peruvian spirits, including an in-depth pisco tasting, where each pour reveals the rich heritage of local distillation. The experience culminates in a signature cocktail tasting, blending classic techniques with contemporary flair.Casa Liébana: a remarkable collection of Peruvian folk art: Step inside Casa Liébana, a Republican-era mansion in Barranco, where one family has preserved a sweeping private collection of Peruvian folk art. Explore works spanning the 18th century to today: altarpieces, retablos, ceramics, masks, sculptures, and textiles, each reflecting the country’s layered cultural identity. Jaime and Vivian Liébana began assembling this collection in 1971, driven by a deep respect for Peru’s regional artistry. Their sons, Mateo and Joaquín, now open the doors to select guests, guiding you through rooms that honor both master artisans and the family’s enduring legacy.A personal tour of Lima’s culinary and cultural hidden gems: Join Angie Pelosi, visual artist and founder of cultural initiatives like Fugaz in Monumental Callao, for an intimate exploration of Lima. As your ‘local friend,’ Angie offers a personal and insightful journey into the city’s vibrant heart. The experience begins in traditional markets and huariques — small, almost ‘hidden’ family-run restaurants — where local flavors and culinary stories come to life. From there, wander through iconic neighborhoods adorned with urban art and striking architecture, where murals speak of identity, resistance, and renewal. With Angie’s creative lens and warm storytelling, discover Lima as a living canvas, rich in history, culture, and soul.Touring formidable Ollantaytambo: Ollantaytambo is a formidable stone structure located at the summit of a towering peak in Sacred Valley. The valley’s main defence and the site of the Inca’s greatest victory against the Spanish, constructed of rose-gold granite, it was once a thriving complex of baths, temples and military barracks. Below the fortress lies a complete Inca town of the same name, which is inhabited to this day.
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(INCLUDED) Delving into Bogota: Start your guided tour at Paloquemao Market, a colourful canvas of fruits, native flowers and local delicacies. Next, wander around the colonial-era buildings of the old La Candelaria area, before visiting the nearby main square and its landmark buildings including the National Capital, Palace of Justice and Cathedral. Finish it off at Monserrate, located in the east of the city, where you will ascend by cable car to take in epic views of Bogota.Emerald mine excursion by helicopter: Known for their high quality and deep green hue, Colombian emeralds come highly sought after. Journey by helicopter to the heart of Colombia's precious gems industry with an exclusive tour of an emerald mine. Departing from Bogota and accompanied by an expert emerald dealer, you'll soar above picturesque landscapes before descending to discover the inner workings of an active mine and the inside track on the precious stone industry.(INCLUDED) Birding in Santa Marta: An adventure for bird lovers in Santa Marta, the gateway to the country’s coffee region of Minca, Campano and Bella Vista. You will stop to taste street blends on your way to exploring the wildlife wonders of the region. Look out for endemic birds within the ‘cloud forest’ such as Santa Marta Blossom crown, the Streak-capped Spinetail and Black Hawk-Eagle.Hiking in Tayrona: Walking through tropical forests, you will encounter the particular microclimate and birdlife of the Yarona National Park — with the occasional playful monkey or squirrel. Your first stop is Las Playas de Arrecifes, a place of extraordinary natural beauty, before reaching the beaches of Arenilla and the Natural Pool, before your final destination: the spectacular beaches of Cabo San Juan.
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(INCLUDED) Boat ride on Cheow Lan Lake: Explore the Cheow Lan Lake by boat, taking in the striking limestone formations rising from the water. The most famous of these are the Khao Sam Klur, or Three Brothers, said to represent three brothers who were competing for the love of a princess. On the shore keep a look out for wildlife emerging from the forest to bathe or drink from the lake’s waters.(INCLUDED) Khao Sok National Park wildlife safari: Follow your expert guide on a jungle trek that brings you up close to Khao Sok National Park’s incredible wildlife. Look out for gibbons, macaques, and the elusive Dusky Leaf monkey, as well as plenty of wonderful plant life that calls the jungle home – from carnivorous pitcher plants and orchids to the largest flower in the world - Rafflesia arnoldii.(INCLUDED) James Bond Island by speedboat: If you have seen the 1974 Bond film The Man With The Golden Gun, you will probably remember the iconic rock formations that provided a dramatic backdrop. Hop on a speedboat to visit the location (Phang Nga Bay), known as James Bond Island, before switching to a canoe and exploring more of Panak Island. Motor on to a floating fishing village on stilts and lunch on the beach at Rang Yai Island.(INCLUDED) Bang Krachao by bike: Leave the chaotic inner city behind with a cycle tour around the urban oasis of Bang Krachao, known as the “green lung” of Bangkok. Ride through this hidden jungle, woven with waterways and dotted with temples. Elevated pathways above the Chao Phraya River take you through mangrove forest and farmland, past homesteads and temples — including an Ayutthaya-era temple with a 250-year-old teak roof. Stop off at Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park and Botanical Garden to explore local plants and wildlife.(INCLUDED) Royal Bangkok: Step into Bangkok’s storied past, where spiritual devotion and royal legacy shape daily life. Glide along the Chao Phraya River, passing Wat Arun’s porcelain spires before reaching the Grand Palace at opening. Wander gilded courtyards in relative quiet, pausing before the revered Emerald Buddha in Wat Phra Kaew. Next, slip into the Queen Sirikit Museum of Textiles, an intimate collection of the Queen Mother’s elegant gowns and couture—each piece a reflection of refined taste and national identity. Hop a tuk tuk and weave through the city’s pulse to Wat Pho, where the colossal reclining Buddha stretches serenely, its golden presence anchoring centuries of tradition.Cycle Bang Krachao: Leave the chaotic inner city behind with a cycle tour around the urban oasis of Bang Krachao, known as the ‘green lung’ of Bangkok. Ride through this hidden jungle, woven with waterways and dotted with temples. Elevated pathways above the Chao Phraya River take you through mangrove forest and farmland, past homesteads and temples — including an Ayutthaya-era temple with a 250-year-old teak roof. Stop off at Sri Nakhon Khuean Khan Park and Botanical Garden to explore local plants and wildlife.Backwaters of Bangkok: Discover Bangkok's hidden heritage aboard a private longtail boat tour through its khlongs (canals) to its offbeat, lesser-known neighborhoods. Understand why the Thai capital was once known as the “Venice of the East” as you navigate its historic waterways, leaving the shimmering skyscrapers behind and gliding into quieter backwaters, where children swim, locals fish from the banks, and hawkers sell grilled squid from their boats. Accompanied by a guide, hop ashore at the 200-year-old Thai-Portuguese enclave of Kudi Jeen to visit a serene Buddhist temple, explore the historic lanes, and pick up pastries from the best bakery in the neighborhood.Old Bangkok and Chao Praya River: Led by a savvy local guide, delve into the characterful district of Talad Noi, or Old Bangkok. The architecture is eclectic: French neoclassicism sits alongside Chinese merchants' 19th-century mansions and converted warehouses hosting cool cafes, designer boutiques and art studios; street art paints the walls of hidden labyrinthine backstreets, which house mechanics shops and street-food stalls. Walk the lanes then hop on a boat along the Chao Phraya River to get a different perspective on Old Bangkok.Market-hopping in Bangkok: Bangkok's markets are little worlds of their own, fairgrounds of the senses, and a great way of dipping into everyday Thai life. This market tour starts early in the morning, heading to a traditional food market for a street-food breakfast before heading to Yaowarat and a wholesale market selling everything from stationery to fabrics. Spices, silks and crafts can be found on the stalls in Little India, while garlands of bright marigolds are made at the main flower market.
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(INCLUDED) Waterfall hike: Perfect for nature lovers and adventure seekers, this hike through Costa Rica’s pristine landscape offers a new perspective. As you traverse the route, you will feel the tranquility of the rivers that are renowned for their light blue hues, weaving through pools and stopping at viewpoints. Finally, you are rewarded with a spectacular vista of the Las Gemelas Waterfall.Dolphin and whale watching: A thrilling ride for nature lovers through the Golfo Dulce, one of only four tropical fjords around the world. It is home to a stunning variety of marine life, including cetaceans. Look out for two species of dolphin, which spend their whole life cycle in the area, as well as Humpback whales and their calves, which arrive during July and November. Plus, sea turtles and birds often show up for the ride.Explore Costa Rica’s Pacific coast aboard the Kontiki Wayra: Immerse yourself in the raw, untouched beauty of a Costa Rica that few travelers ever experience. For a private exploration in an expedition vessel, the 40-meter Kontiki Wayra yacht — hosting up to 18 guests — offers an exclusive Charter Experience. Sail to the secluded heart of Costa Rica’s South Pacific, where lush tropical forests, an intense concentration of biodiversity, and adventure-filled excursions await. The route is curated to visit destinations noted for their sustainability credentials.
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Up to 100% trip cancellation reimbursement with a maximum of $100,000
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