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Croatia
Calanque d'En-Vau, France

Croatia

 

Situated between Central Europe and the Balkans, Croatia holds 10 UNESCO World Heritage Site masterpieces. Starting in Zagreb, a 900-year-old city, it is considered one of the most preserved European city centers built in the Art Nouveau style rich in culture and history. North of Zagreb, the Zagorje region embraces a tranquil, hilly-green area steeped in medieval history, thermal springs, a distinct cuisine, and centuries-long cultivation of cool-climate grapes.

Take an incredible journey back in time at Kumrovec Ethno Village and its open-air museum. Stop by the Plitvice Lakes, surrounded by 16 picturesque lakes interconnected by a series of dramatic waterfalls ranging in color. A visit is not perfect without a stop on Hvar Island, one of the many Dalmatian islands. Hvar Island is known as Croatia's most extended, sunniest, and most beautiful island, famous for lush vegetation, including oak and pine woods, as well as fragrant lavender and rosemary fields. 

In addition, its impressive architecture, delectable wines, and azure-blue pebble beaches make for a never-forgotten experience. Lastly, a trip to Croatia is not complete without visiting Dubrovnik, known worldwide as the "The Pear of the Adriatic." It is Croatia's most famous city and beautiful destination with a magical cultural history all to its own.

The Great Wall of China

South Korea

 

Korea offers all visitors a unique experience that surpasses all expectations. Home to 13 UNESCO World Heritage sites, visitors can see the country's unique culture and distinct beauty. 

From ancient palaces built centuries ago, such as Gyengbokgung Palace and Changdeokgung Palace, to today’s world-famous K-POP music scene, legendary wellness using Oriental medicine treatment methods, to

Jeju Island, a volcanic island created by parasitic cones from the eruptions of the Hallasan Mountain. From Seoul to Busan, to Gangwon-do Province, where more than 80% of the area is mountainous, to Gyeongsangnando Province, home to many breathtaking coastal areas with picture-perfect landscapes. To Jeollabuk-Do Province, which preserves the traditional Korean culture. Visitors can rent traditional clothing “hanbok” and stroll along the Jeonju Hanok Village.

Chile
City view from cable car, Peru

Chile

 

Nestled between Andes Mountains and the Pacific Ocean, Chile offers a fascinating culture, ancient volcanos, the driest desert on the earth, exquisite landscapes, and gastronomic delights.

From the capital Santiago, where you can visit popular neighborhoods, historic buildings, and coastal towns, to the Atacama Desert, to the stunning landscapes of Torre del Paine in the Chilean Patagonia, where you can witness thousand-year-old ice fields, to the beautiful vineyards of the Chilean Winelands. Experience Chile’s culture, culinary savors, Patagonia trek, horseback riding, serene Lake District escapes, and Valparaiso, a colorful seaside city. Notwithstanding, the famous Easter Island where you can attend a Tapati Rapa Nui Festival and Viña del Mar are two additional must-visit locations.

South Africa
African Savannah Safari

South Africa

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Discover an unforgettable trip of a lifetime to South Africa. From Cape Town, with its unique coastal suburbs, gourmet cuisine, vibrant cosmopolitan culture, rich history, iconic mountains, rolling hills, and many world-class wineries.

Explore the breathtaking Victoria Falls, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of the World. Cruise the Zambezi River to admire crocodiles, hippos, and a diverse birdlife like nowhere else. Take an ultimate lifetime adventure to the Kruger National Park, one of the largest wildlife reserves in the world, where you will be able to spot all the "Big Five." Discover even more diverse wildlife while on safari at Botswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia, Kenya, and Tanzania. Whether traveling with family, in a group, or on a honeymoon, South Africa will not disappoint.

Japan
Traditional Alley in Japan

Japan

Ancient temples, quiet mountain villages, and a culinary tradition centuries in the making — Japan rewards travelers who move slowly and look closely. We design custom Japan itineraries that go beyond the obvious stops, built around the pace and interests that matter to you.​

From Tokyo, with its neon-lit skyscrapers, historic shrines, and legendary sushi counters, to the geisha districts and golden pavilions of Kyoto, to the tranquil deer parks of Nara. Experience Japan's cherry blossom season, onsen hot springs, bullet train journeys, and centuries-old tea ceremonies. Notwithstanding, the snow monkeys of Nagano and the volcanic peak of Mount Fuji are two additional must-visit locations.

Italy
Rialto Bridge ( Ponte di Rialto), Venice, Italy

Italy

From private wine tastings in the hills of Northern Italy to home-kitchen cooking classes in Bologna, Italy is where food, wine, and history come together on every table. Our Northern Italy wine trips are among our most requested journeys — thoughtfully designed for wine lovers and curious travelers alike.

From Rome, where the Colosseum and Vatican City stand as monuments to millennia of history, to the canals of Venice, to the rolling vineyards and cypress-lined hills of Tuscany. Experience Italy's gelato and pasta traditions, Amalfi Coast cliffside drives, Renaissance art in Florence, and the ruins of Pompeii. Notwithstanding, the Dolomites' alpine peaks and the island of Sicily are two additional must-visit locations.

Peru
Vinicunca (Rainbow Mountain), Peru

Peru

 

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Cradle of the Inca Empire, Peru offers an unforgettable blend of ancient wonders, Andean Culture, Amazonian biodiversity, and a food scene ranked among the world's finest.

From Lima, the "City of Kings" and a rising culinary capital, to the sacred citadel of Machu Picchu high in the Andes, to the vibrant markets and colonial charm of Cusco. Experience Peru's Sacred Valley treks, Lake Titicaca's floating islands, Amazon rainforest lodges, and centuries-old weaving traditions. Notwithstanding, the mysterious Nazca Lines and the colorful Rainbow Mountain are two additional must-visit locations.

Spain
Estepona, Spain

Spain

Flamenco courtyards, coastal villages, and centuries-old wine regions make Spain endlessly rewarding to explore. Whether it's a quiet table in San Sebastián or a custom Spain itinerary built around your own pace, we design each trip to feel deeply personal, not off-the-shelf.

From Madrid, home to world-class art museums and lively tapas culture, to the Gaudí-designed wonders of Barcelona, to the Moorish palaces of Andalusia's Alhambra in Granada. Experience Spain's flamenco shows, Rioja wine country, siesta-paced coastal towns, and legendary jamón ibérico. Notwithstanding, the running of the bulls in Pamplona and the white-washed villages of the Costa del Sol are two additional must-visit locations.

Salt flats in Bolivia

Bolivia

One of South America's most geographically diverse countries, Bolivia offers surreal landscapes, indigenous culture, and altitudes ranging from Amazon lowlands to Andean peaks.

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From La Paz, the world's highest administrative capital, framed by the snow-capped Illimani, to the otherworldly salt flats of Salar de Uyuni, to the colonial charm of Sucre, Bolivia's constitutional capital. Experience Bolivia's vibrant Aymara and Quechua traditions, Lake Titicaca's Isla del Sol, Amazon jungle excursions in Madidi National Park, and colorful Andean markets. Notwithstanding, the Death Road cycling route and the mining city of Potosí are two additional must-visit locations.

Argentina
Iguazu Falls, Argentina

Argentina

Stretching from subtropical jungles to the icy tip of Patagonia, Argentina is a country of extremes, blending European elegance with Latin American passion, world-class wine, and some of the most dramatic landscapes on earth.

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From the capital Buenos Aires, where tango spills out of milongas and cafes line cobblestone streets in San Telmo and Recoleta, to the thundering cascades of Iguazu Falls, to the sweeping vineyards of Mendoza in the shadow of the Andes. Experience Argentina's asado culture, gaucho traditions, glacier trekking in El Calafate, and horseback riding across the pampas. Notwithstanding, the otherworldly landscapes of Salta's wine country and the penguin colonies of Peninsula Valdés are two additional must-visit locations.

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