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Dublin Dinner and Cabaret - Enjoy an evening of new food and fun as Ireland’s history unfolds with comedy, song, and dance. You’ll be tapping your toes and joining in the show, all in the spirit of Irish humor. And you’ll even be served an Irish coffee to round off your dinner.
Adult: 89.00 EUR
History dating back to the 1100s awaits as you join a Local Expert on a Dublin city tour to visit St. Patrick's Cathedral. Here at Ireland's largest church, gain all the insights learning how Irish author Jonathan Swift was once installed as Dean and ultimately laid to rest. With rest of the day at leisure, stroll along Grafton Street and see its lively performers, stop for a pint of the 'Black Stuff' in Temple Bar or relax in St. Stephen's Green. Or, join an Optional Experience of food and fun at a Dublin Dinner and Cabaret.
Dublin Dinner and Cabaret - Enjoy an evening of food and fun as Ireland’s history unfolds with comedy, song and dance. You’ll be tapping your toes and joining in the show, all in the spirit of Irish humor. And you’ll even be served an Irish coffee to round off your dinner.
Adult: 89.00 EUR
Embark on an excursion to get up close and personal with Ireland's thoroughbred industry at the Irish National Stud. Next up is Cork, a fusion of castles, gardens, and foodie havens that will enchant curious travelers like you. Your Travel Director orients you to the sights, sounds, and flavors from the circa-18th-century English Market lined with local cheeses, fresh seafood, and handmade chocolate to Cork City Gaol, a museum offering insight into Cork’s history. Cork is also home to the biggest jazz festival in Ireland. With the evening at leisure, take in the city’s musical culture, joining an Optional Experience of Irish entertainment with local musicians, including a hearty pub dinner.
An Evening of Irish Entertainment with a Pub Supper - Tonight, we’ll travel by coach to a local pub for an evening of Irish entertainment with local musicians/singers, including a good hearty Pub supper.
Adult: 54.00 EUR
Today's Brendan Choice gets you up close and personal to one of the icons of Ireland, Blarney Castle, the Witch's Kitchen and Wishing Steps gardens and, of course, the infamous stone – said to bestow the 'gift of the gab' upon whoever kisses it. Or, go beyond the castle and don’t miss the chance to amble the 1,500-acre grounds. After your visit to the stone or stroll through the grounds, head west to Killarney, ushering you into the beauty of the Ring of Kerry. Tonight’s Dine-Around evening invites you to enjoy your pick of Irish specialties. Then finish your day with an Optional Experience of traditional Irish song, music, and dance.
Irish Ceilidh Evening - The Irish Ceilidh epitomises how music and dance were enjoyed in rural Ireland, especially on festive occasions. The craic - welcoming, jolly, fun and informal - is accompanied with plenty of food and drink. There's no more enjoyable way to understand Irish culture.
Adult: 81.00 EUR
Gaelic Roots - The origins of Irish culture spring to life over a tour de force of traditional Irish song, music, and dance at this Gaelic Roots show. Using traditional instruments, Irish dance, and time-honored folk songs, this energetic show will have you tapping your feet and singing along. You’ll treasure experiencing the 2,000-year-old Gaelic culture over an evening out.
Adult: 37.00 EUR
Famous for its 'forty shades of green,' the Ring of Kerry has inspired writers and poets for centuries. Drink in the beauty of the coastal drive lined with beaches, colorful seaside villages, and views of the Atlantic Ocean. You’ll be astounded by even more icons of Ireland as you venture inland to a mountainous region dotted with lakes and green woodlands. Enhance your discovery over an Optional Experience Jaunting Cart Ride through Bourne Vincent National Park. Upon arrival back in Killarney, end your day with a decadent three-course dinner infused with Irish flavors.
Jaunting Car Ride - Experience the best of the Irish countryside on a traditional pony and trap ride through the beautiful Bourn-Vincent National Park. Formerly known as the Muckross Estate, this area became Ireland's first National Park in 1932. In 1981, the park was designated by UNESCO as a Biosphere Reserve, part of a network of natural areas which have conservation, research, education, and training as primary objectives. During your journey, your Local Specialist shares insightful anecdotes about the area and Ireland.
Adult: 28.00 EUR
Begin the day with a ferry crossing before arriving at the towering Cliffs of Moher. Perched at 700 feet, take in views of the Clare Coast and the pounding Atlantic, where colonies of puffins make their homes. The area is home to Guillemot and Razorbills, Peregrine Falcon, Kittiwake and Fulmar, as well as endangered bird species including Choughs. Full of fascinating insights, make your way through the rocky landscape of the Burren to Galway Bay.
Ireland’s cultural center and the festival capital of Ireland, Galway, hosts 122 festivals per year. One might say the city’s artistic side is reflected in actor Peter O’Toole, who has a strong connection with Galway. O’Toole claimed that he was born in Galway before being taken to England as a baby and built a house outside Clifden in the county. You’ll feel Galway’s fun, bohemian vibe come to life over an orientation tour. Your Travel Director introduces you to the sights, including Eyre Square, dedicated to the late US President, John F. Kennedy. With the rest of the day at leisure, continue to explore this bustling port city on your own or join an optional Galway Walking Tour with pub dinner.
Medieval City Walk With Pub Supper - Uncover more sights and insights of Galway, joining your Local Expert for an informative stroll. Dine in one of Galway's best-loved taverns serving up traditional Irish fare. Sip on a pint, getting up close and personal with West of Ireland traditional musicians.
Adult: 64.00 EUR
Aran Islands - Embark on a journey across Galway Bay, taking the Aran ferry as you pass rocky oceanside cliffs. Hear the story of Inishmore from the island men themselves as they guide you to sites such as the 3,200-year-old fort of Dún Aonghasa, the site of the seven churches. Follow your time on the water with leisure time in the island villages.
Adult: 58.00 EUR
Full of curiosities, Kylemore Abbey is a treasure trove of picture-perfect scenery and a storied past as the oldest of the Irish Benedictine Abbeys. Discover more on a Lough Corrib Cruise, where you'll explore one of County Galway's natural jewels and learn about its historical significance. Conclude another grand day arriving at five-star, award-winning Ashford Castle, where a lone piper escorts you over the drawbridge. Your exquisite hotel provides a romantic backdrop in superior surroundings, offering both relaxation and comfort you’ve come to enjoy on your Ireland tour. Feel history come alive with past owners including Benjamin Lee Guinness, Lord and Lady Ardilaun, and hotelier Noel Huggard, who transformed the estate into a hotel in 1939. In addition, celebrities such as John Lennon and Brad Pitt and even royal patrons, including King George V, have luxuriated at Ashford Castle.
Time for a last-minute stroll on the Ashford Estate. Perhaps take in more of the splendid scenery on foot, joining a leisurely walk with the Irish wolfhounds. Then cross the midlands, also known as Our Hidden Heartlands, a beautifully unspoilt part of Ireland where life moves at its own pace. Return to the capital, where the remainder of the day is free. Dinner awaits tonight, where you’ll raise a glass and toast with your new friends.
As the curtain falls on a memorable journey with new friends, we say a fond slán go fóill to Dublin and the 'Emerald Isle'.
2025 - Flavors of Portugal & Spain (Wine Cruise)
Embark your luxurious ship in Porto. This evening, meet your fellow passengers. (B, D)
Galapagos Islands Land Adventure
Welcome to Ecuador! After claiming your luggage, you will be met by your Big Five Ecuador representative and transferred to your hotel. Beautifully and eclectically appointed, Casa Gangotena’s newly restored interiors draw the eye with Art Nouveau and contemporary touches combined with original NeoClassical architecture. During the restoration process, huge efforts were made to preserve and restore the mansion’s original details, assuring an air of history and sophistication dressed in understated luxury.
The hotel has 31 guest rooms, some with Plaza views. On the third oor is a wide terrace on the third oor with impressive views over the Old Town, the bell towers and spires, the Panecillo hillside, the Pichincha Volcano, and special events such as the Easter procession from the San Francisco Church. The hotel’s cozy glass-roofed patio is ideal for relaxing with a patio garden planted with orchids and flowers just beyond. The ground-floor restaurant is decorated in harmony with the rest of the property, and the cuisine is a modern international take on traditional Andean and coastal ingredients. Casa Gangotena.
The capital of Ecuador, Quito, lies at an elevation of 9,000 feet in the province of Pichincha, surrounded by the Andes Mountains. One of the most beautiful capitals in the world, the city was founded as San Francisco de Quito on December 6th, 1534, by the Spanish conquistadors. Today, it is a UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Site. The historic center of Quito, known as the “Old Town,” is the largest and best-restored historical center in the Americas. It is as you would imagine – eccentric, narrow, winding cobblestone streets, magnificent churches, and wide, open plazas lined with shops of all kinds. The buildings reflect the rich Spanish colonial influence in the balconies, tile roofs, thick columns, and central patios. Explore Old Town on foot for a personal experience of this magnificent area. Your local resident guide is part of the neighborhood and a member of a grassroots NGO organization, the San Roque Heritage Guardians. This group of neighbors, artisans, and merchants is actively interested in sharing the daily life and work of the neighborhood.
They see this as the best way to recover and strengthen their heritage, and by doing so, leave a legacy for the local and global community.
Enjoy with your family, walking along the nearby streets, up the hill on Calle Rocafuerte; browse San Francisco Market, one of the oldest in the capital, to learn about Ecuador’s fresh fruit and vegetables, and how they are traditionally used. You also have the chance to meet one of the local herbal healers, who has a shop in the market. Walk downhill to the street of La Ronda, considered one of the flagship regeneration projects in the city. You meet a variety of artisans in their workshops, shopkeepers, hat makers, and candy makers that are a part of the Manos en La Ronda Project.
You will see how candy was made in colonial times! This is not the candy you know back home. Made by traditional techniques that date back centuries, it is prepared simply in a huge pot. You’ll delight in a visit to a chocolatier, where you taste some of the best chocolate in the world, which, of course, comes from Ecuador! In fact, Ecuador is one of the world’s main exporters of cocoa. Learn about the cocoa fruit and its many surprising uses beyond chocolate, including various ointments. You can sample chocolate combined with everything from tree tomatoes to blackberries. And then there’s the ice cream shop where you can try local traditional flavors such as humitas con café. You can visit a healer and learn about the superstitions and folklore of Ecuador. See how Springer children’s toys are made and how kids in Ecuador still play with old-fashioned wooden toys. Casa Gangotena (B,L,D).
This morning, you are transferred to the airport to board your flight to the Galapagos Islands. Upon your arrival, you will board a small plane to Isabela Island. The Enchanted Islands are seldom seen from above. We flew you to Isabela on a small propeller plane for a bird’s-eye view of the archipelago’s volcanic formations. The semi-submerged craters, turquoise waters, rocks, and islets are breathtaking. Isabela is the largest island in the Galapagos and one of the most volcanically active places on Earth.
After lunch, visit Los Humedales, a complex with various trails where you can find the four species of mangroves existing in Galapagos. This area is characterized by solitary beaches, lava tunnels, natural pools, and estuaries where you can see flamingos and other birds.
You will also visit the Turtle Breeding Center, where the national park is breeding turtles in danger of extinction. Some of these giant turtles have been released by the park and can be found on the trails. At the end of the road, you will visit a historic site of Isabela, The Wall of Teasras, El Muro de las Lagrimas. It was built from huge blocks of lava by exile inmates from 1945 to 1959 as a punishment while Isabela was a penal colony. Iguana Crossing Hotel (B,L,D).
Spend the morning exploring Sierra Negra, a large shield volcano at the southeastern end of the island and one of the most active of the Galapagos volcanoes. Hike the extraordinary 16 km/10 mi trail to the caldera over petrified lava flows with impressive views of the island. In the afternoon, visit Tintoreras, a rock formation that is home to a great variety of wildlife with crystalline waters inhabited by white tip reef sharks, Galapagos penguins, turtles, blue footed boobies, and sea lions that are a joy to snorkel with. You may also tour the Tortoise Breeding Centre, exhibiting the different stages of development for the Galapagos tortoise. Iguana Crossing Lodge (B, L, D).
You will y back to Baltra. Your family’s private naturalist guide from Galapagos Safari Camp will welcome you and transfer you to your hotel. Galapagos Safari Camp features nine luxury tents plus a special family suite. The family unit is next to the main lodge and sleeps six, featuring a master bedroom and two twin rooms, all with en suite bathrooms. Twin beds can be joined to become a queen bed, and a sofa bed can be added for children under 12. The en suite bathrooms are tastefully designed with hot power showers and en-suite toilets. All the tents have a large balcony with a hammock and chairs to take in the wonderful view.
The infinity pool is ideal for a refreshing swim on hot days, or for simply relaxing in this tranquil setting. The camp borders the Galapagos National Park in the highlands of Santa Cruz Island.
After lunch, explore this 135-acre farm, and try your hand at picking tropical fruit, harvesting cacao, and spotting local birds. Before sundown, see the deep lava tunnels by ashlight and seek out giant tortoises roaming the National Tortoise Reserve adjacent to the camp. Galapagos Safari Camp (B,L,D).
Continue your Galapagos Islands exploration today.
Bartolomé Island: At 6.30 am, you will drive with your group to the Itabaca Channel for the 2.5-hour boat trip to Bartolomé. The island is one of the smallest in the archipelago, with two very different visitor sites. The rest landing is wet, followed by a short ten-minute walk across a sand dune that takes you to the southern beach, where black tip reef sharks and rays are often seen in the shallow water. Ghost crabs creep over the sand and disappear as you approach. Between January and March, marine turtles come ashore to nest in the sand.
The second visitor site is a dry landing for a trek up to the island’s summit, from which there are spectacular views. The hike is better in early morning or late afternoon, when the light is softer. If you look carefully, you can make out sunken craters in the sea below. In the distance, you can see most of the central islands, the peaks of Isabela to the west, and on a clear day, Marchena and Pinta to the north. You will also have the opportunity to snorkel with penguins and tropical fish. Return to your hotel in late afternoon. During the evening, the chef teaches the secrets of Ecuadorian cuisine. Ceviche is one of the most emblematic Ecuadorian dishes, and you will learn how to prepare, and later have it for dinner. Galapagos Safari Camp(B,L,D).
Notes: Land tours are operated on a privately guided basis. Boat excursions are on a shared basis, NOT exclusively for Galapagos Safari Camp guests. This itinerary is subject to change due to National Park regulations or force majeure. We advise our guests to buy travel insurance in their country of origin. Flights from mainland Ecuador to the Galapagos Islands can be arranged upon request.
A morning drive takes you to the eastern part of the island. At 490 m/1,608 feet above sea level, Cerro Mesa Reserve offers spectacular views of the largest crater on Santa Cruz Island, exotic plants, and seven unique subspecies of nch and the elusive vermilion ycatcher. After lunch, explore Garrapatero Beach, with stunning contrasts of mangroves, black lava, white sand, and turquoise water – including an amingo lagoon. Kayaking and mountain biking are optional. During the late afternoon, you can join an art class run by a local artist or cooking classes with area chefs. Galapagos Safari Camp– (B,L,D).
North Seymour Islet: At 8.00 am, you drive with your group (shared excursion) to the Itabaca Channel for the 1.5-hour boat trip to North Seymour. Created by seismic uplift, rather than being of volcanic origin, North Seymour is a low island consisting of submarine lava. The dry landing is rich in wildlife: sea lions, swallow-tailed gulls, lava gulls, tropicbirds, brown noddy terns, and pelicans. Heading along the shore, you will traverse a wide expanse of sand, which is a nesting area for marine iguanas. Just off the trail, frigate birds guard their nests in the saltbush clumps, and another trail leads to a at area that is a nesting site for blue-footed boobies. There is a lovely Palo Santo forest, which is very arid during the dry season, but it turns green almost overnight once the rains begin. Other endemic plants include the Opuntia cactus, Croton, Castela, and Sesuvium.
In the afternoon, you might visit Las Bachas Beach, depending on conditions. Its soft, white sand is derived from decomposed coral, making it a favorite nesting site for sea turtles. Behind the beach, there is a small brackish lagoon, where you can see amingos and other coastal birds. This beach is also ideal for swimming and snorkeling. You return to your hotel in the late afternoon. Galapagos Safari Camp (B,L,D).
Transfer to the airport to board your flight back to Quito, where you will connect your flight back home (B).
Yellowstone & Grand Teton National Parks - 2025
Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Jackson Lake Lodge. A transfer is included from Jackson Hole Airport to the Jackson Lake Lodge inside Grand Teton National Park. Welcome to Wyoming's iconic western landscape of vast grasslands and towering mountain ranges, the historic town of Jackson, and majestic Grand Teton National Park with its jagged peaks, glaciers, lakes, and dense forest. Join us for tonight's welcome reception and dinner at your scenic lakeside resort in the heart of the national park
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Majestic Switzerland
Warmly greeted at the Zürich Airport, your private transfer escorts you to your hotel. Explore the winding narrow streets of Augustinergasse or the chic, tree-lined boulevard of Bahnhofstrasse to browse shops including Gucci, Cartier, and Prada. Pause in a shaded café to savor a coffee or a Swiss chocolate. This evening, enjoy your first taste of traditional cuisine by enjoying a traditional Swiss meal.
Journey out of bustling Zurich on your Switzerland tour into the picturesque Liechtenstein countryside. Known for being one of Europe's smallest countries, Liechtenstein welcomes you with stately medieval castles, quaint villages, and dramatic mountains. Admire the hillside Vaduz Castle, where the Prince of Liechtenstein, ruler and descendant of one of the world’s oldest noble families, still resides. From royalty to royal views, ascend the Julier Pass alongside placid mountain lakes through fresh mountain air to the hidden treasure of Engadine Valley. In this tucked-away valley dotted with flowers and distant ibexes, you’ll arrive at the lavish resort town of St. Moritz. Known as the birthplace of Alpine winter tourism, soak in the town’s jet-set atmosphere over dinner at local Restaurant Engiadina.
Experience the rich natural environment of St. Moritz by joining a Local Expert for a gentle mountain hike or enjoying an engaging talk about the local wildlife. If you choose to attend the wildlife conservation talk, you’ll gain an expert’s insight into the resident species and their preservation, learning about the local marmot, the impressive golden eagle, and the majestic red deer. Or, your scenic hike will acquaint you with this picturesque landscape and its history, enveloping you in Alpine views of dramatic peaks and sprawling meadows. Breathe in the crisp air as you savor each step in the surrounding Switzerland’s most stunning scenery.
Embark on an epic journey through the Swiss Alps to the village of Zermatt aboard the Glacier Express. Sit back in your spacious, first-class seat surrounded by panoramic windows showcasing the dramatic scenery, relaxing as you wind your way through the Alps’ narrow valleys and curves. Traverse through 91 tunnels and across 291 bridges and be dazzled by the scenery from the dramatic Matterhorn and the towering Landwasser viaduct in the Albula valley to castles rising out of the Rhine Gorge. A fresh lunch prepared on board featuring regional and seasonal specialties.
Ascend to great heights of Gornergrat Mountain on Europe’s highest open-air cogwheel railway, climbing from Zermatt station to the summit of the Gornergrat. On this modern and stylish railway, bask in the dramatic scenery from forests to colorful Alpine meadows to sweeping ski slopes. As the landscape unfolds, cross dramatic bridges and plunge through tunnels, emerging into panoramic views of mountain lakes. The summit – and highest outdoor train station – finds you standing in awe of the Matterhorn and dozens of other white peaks to the tune of chiming cowbells. Relish your arrival with a soothing spa treatment or cooling swim at your five-star hotel.
Your scenic journey continues with dramatic views of the Rhone valley vineyards, passing ancient forts and medieval castles before bringing you to the charming town of Montreux. Continue your lakeside journey along the Swiss Riviera, drinking in the grandeur of the snowcapped French Alps and the Lavaux vineyards, considered a World Heritage Site by UNESCO, en route to Geneva.
After a Relaxed Start, discover the best of Geneva on a short walking tour featuring the Floral Clock and the grand Reformation Monument. Personalise your day on a relaxing cruise across Lake Geneva or at the Red Cross Museum. The evening beckons with an elegant meal at Michelin-starred La Chaumière.
Savor the finest of Switzerland's gourmet delicacies beginning at famed chocolatier Maison Cailler, where you’ll be treated to a tour and tasting of their rich and elegantly presented chocolate creations. Then journey to Gruyères, a historic medieval town and the heart of Switzerland’s cheesemaking, for a sumptuous lunch of regional specialties featuring fondue paired with a glass of chilled white wine. Your decadent day concludes in Lucerne with a helpful orientation of this ancient town. As a final treat, the evening finds you on a private, after-hours tour of the impressionist and modernist Rosengart Collection featuring the world-renowned paintings of Chagall, Renoir, and Kandinsky, followed by bubbly and canapes among Picasso’s colorful masterpieces.
Your last full day finds you at the Swiss Transportation Museum, a MAKE TRAVEL MATTER® Experience sustainability tour. This interactive showcase will delight you with its surprising collection, including Monteverdi cars, miniature train villages, and even the chance to virtually climb the Matterhorn. As your final evening sets in, you’re treated to a glamorous cruise on Lake Lucerne to Stans where a futuristic cable car will carry you to the summit of Mount Stanserhorn. Bask in the Alpine views you’ve come to love over a sumptuous meal at a panoramic, rotating restaurant. Up among the clouds, there’s no better way to celebrate your travels in Switzerland.
Linger over one last luxurious breakfast on your luxury tour before bidding farewell for your transfer to Zürich Airport.
NEW PRIVATE JET JOURNEYS
Witness a dazzling variety of undersea life in Palau, enjoying your choice of watersports and spotting pods of breaching whales Exclusively visit an Indonesian sanctuary closed to the public to see the critically endangered Sumatran rhino In Nepal, search for the endangered Bengal tiger and one-horned rhino, and take to the river to spot the dinosaur-like gharial Explore the Seychelles with your choice of activities, encountering the islands’ rich wildlife or discovering its Creole heritage At Etosha National Park, see wildlife gather at a watering hole exclusive to your lodge, observing from the vantage point of a private photo blind Venture into the Pantanal by water in search of the rare jaguar, as well as capybaras, monkeys and otters Pay an exclusive visit to the Sloth Sanctuary in Panama to see these tree-dwelling creatures up close
Arrive in Maui and transfer to your accommodations at the Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea, where you meet your tour leadership team and fellow guests over cocktails and dinner. Transfer to the airport the following morning after breakfast to meet your flight crew and begin your journey. Four Seasons Resort Maui at Wailea | Meals: Dinner (May 19); Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner (May 20)
Your dinner this evening includes traditional Palauan entertainment.
Palau Pacific Resort | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Upon landing, ride by four-wheel-drive vehicle to the rhino sanctuary, stopping along the way to look for black gibbon monkeys, locally known as siamangs. Joining you for your visit is a specialist rhino veterinarian, who gives a short talk about the center and its efforts to save these critically endangered animals. The next day, enjoy Design Your Day activities in Lampung.
Grand Mercure Lampung | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Please note: During your visit to Sumatra, your travelling party splits into two groups, visiting Way Kambas National Park and enjoying Design Your Day activities on alternate days.
Conclude your Nepalese visit with a celebratory bush dinner by lantern light.
Barahi Jungle Lodge | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Celebrate your final evening in the Seychelles with a Creole feast overlooking the ocean.
Four Seasons Hotel Resort Seychelles | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Game drives take you through your lodge’s private entrance to Etosha National Park, and some of the area's best wildlife sightings happen at the secluded
waterhole, Ontalelo Outpost, exclusively reserved for Etosha King Nehale guests. Between daytime game drives, bush walks, wildlife talks, and night safaris, relax at your camp with a cocktail or a cup of tea, learn about the fascinating history of the area, enjoy a good book from the camp’s library or soak up the sun in the swimming pool. Gather for delectable dinners in the dining room or in the bush and admire the panorama of stars that unfolds above you after dark.
Etosha King Nehale | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Gran Odara Hotel or Hotel Pantanal Norte | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Explore the Panama Canal, experiencing unique views of the Panama Canal from the Pacific to the Atlantic and back.
Tour the Historic Casco Antiguo Neighborhood on Foot, exploring its vibrant plazas, brick streets, and colorful buildings.
Enjoy a Guided Kayak Excursion through a diverse habitat to spot monkeys, sloths, and a wide variety of birds.
Visit an Embera Indigenous Village for a unique experience, participating in their ancestral games and donning their cultural dress.
This evening, enjoy a gala farewell dinner at a historic site, complete with cultural music and dance performances. The next day, board your private jet for your final flight to Fort Lauderdale, where your memorable A&K journey comes to an end.
Sofitel Legend Casco Viejo Panama City | Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner; Breakfast, Lunch