Four amazing countries in one trip! Each place had its own unique charm, and the itinerary was perfectly balanced. Switzerland’s Alps and Italy’s gelato were highlights!

Honestly, I wasn’t sure what to expect as safari tours seem expensive, and I kept wondering if it would really be worth the cost. But it absolutely was. From the first day I knew I’d made the right choice. Every game drive felt like a new adventure. One morning we watched a group of baby elephants playing in the dust while their mothers stood nearby. Later, we spotted a hippo yawning near a watering hole. So close we could see its giant teeth! And the sunsets? Incredible. Our guide was excellent. He was friendly & funny. The group dynamic was easy and fun. We had a mix of people: a couple celebrating their anniversary, a solo traveler from NY, and me with a close friend. It never felt awkward or too crowded. You don’t need to be super fit for this tour. Everything is done at a relaxed pace and was very accessible, even for folks who aren’t used to rugged travel. If Tanzania is on your list, my advice is that you don’t overthink it. Just go. It’s 100% worth it.

Europe the easy way- right way to tell what I experienced. I’ve done my fair share of planning trips in my 40s.booking hotels, figuring out trains, missing connections. This time, I wanted ease. These guys delivered. From the moment we landed in Paris, everything was taken care of: the transfers, guides, comfortable hotels, even entrance tickets to major sites. We explored iconic French towns like Giverny and Amboise, and that day in Mont-St-Michel was something I’ll remember forever. The Spain portion felt like a warm breeze after the cooler French north..Montserrat’s mountaintop monastery was stunning, and I loved our time in Barcelona. The evenings were ours, which meant we could explore or just relax with a glass of wine. I met people my age from across North America, and it was so refreshing to travel with others who wanted to experience culture, but not at a breakneck pace. Highly recommend for anyone who wants that balance of exploration and comfort.

Two weeks through Colombia and Peru, and it felt like we packed in a lifetime of memories. It was busy, yes, but in the best way, every day brought something new and unexpected. Cartagena was our first stop, hot and humid, but absolutely beautiful. Great seafood & some of the most charming streets I’ve walked through in a long time. The coffee region was a real highlight for me. I’ve always enjoyed a good cup but actually seeing how it’s grown and meeting the people behind it added a whole new appreciation. Brought back a few bags and now I can’t drink anything else. Bogota was big and bustling. A bit hectic at times, but had a nice energy to it. The view from Monserrate was well worth the climb (well...cable car in our case!). Then Peru — absolutely stunning. Machu Picchu is everything they say and more. Pictures don’t do it justice. The Sacred Valley was peaceful, Cusco was full of character, and Lake Titicaca? Fascinating. I had no idea about the floating islands before this. A few early mornings here and there, but that’s part of the deal when you want to see so much. Would definitely recommend this trip to fellow travelers 50+ who are still up for an adventure but want it all organized for you. Just pack your walking shoes and an open mind, South America will take care of the rest.

Luxury, history, and adventure all in one trip! Dubai’s skyscrapers, Abu Dhabi’s stunning mosque, and Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar—every moment was unforgettable!

Three countries, three incredible cultures! From Lisbon’s charming streets to Spain’s flamenco vibes and Morocco’s colorful souks, this trip was full of unforgettable moments!

This tour doesn’t go everywhere in Thailand, but what it covers, it covers really well. It’s a focused, meaningful itinerary that gives you a true taste of Thai culture, history and daily life without overwhelming you. If you’re someone who wants a rich experience but only has a little over a week, this is an ideal option. We started in Bangkok with a visit to the main temples, and right away it was clear the tour was well-paced. Wat Pho and the Marble Temple were all fascinating in different ways. The guide gave just enough history without dragging things out. The floating market was colorful, chaotic in the best way, and felt authentic, not staged. The river journey in Kanchanaburi was peaceful with just enough sightseeing mixed in. Ayutthaya was a beautiful finish before heading back to Bangkok. The ruins had an almost mystical quality to them especially in the softer afternoon light. Even the meals stood out..nothing fancy, but fresh, local, and tasty. A nice balance of comfort and authenticity. In short, this is a thoughtful tour. You’re not racing from city to city yet every day feels full. You come away with not just photos but a real sense of place. If you’re short on time but big on curiosity this one’s a great pick.

I came back from the Fascinating India tour utterly amazed, and pleasantly surprised by how seamless it felt. We navigated Delhi’s chaotic bazaars and calm Mughal architecture,visited to Agra for that iconic Taj Mahal sunrise which was seriously magical. Jaipur’s palette of pink-hued palaces, Pushkar’s sacred lake ceremonies, shimmering Udaipur lakeside, intense spiritual energy in Varanasi’s Ghats, and the intricate Khajuraho carvings—each highlight was unique What struck me was the blend of local experiences and smooth logistics: AC transport, domestic flights, pre-arranged hotels and guided reveals of India’s spiritual heart made it feel like a luxury cultural immersion without feeling stiff. Guides shared extra context and took genuine interest in our reflections—not robotic commentary. By Day 10, I found myself savoring the beat: walk, listen, reflect. If you’re looking for a deep but comfortable first dive into India’s soul, this is it.

This tour was the perfect mix of sightseeing, cultural moments, and comfort. I didn’t know what to expect from India. I came away with a real appreciation for its energy. Every day brought something new. The Taj Mahal was, of course, spectacular. But beyond that, I found myself constantly surprised by other things like Qutub Minar in Delhi, the artistry of Jaipur’s facades, and even how much I enjoyed trying different local dishes. The street samosas were a hit! Dubai was a complete switch in vibe and full of wow moments. This contrast in both destinations made it even more fun. We saw the big sights like the Burj Khalifa, Dubai Mall, the desert dunes. The logistics were seamless and the guides were professional and friendly. If you’re curious about India but a little nervous about going solo, this trip is a great intro. And throwing Dubai into the mix adds a whole different dimension. I came home with great memories. Hoping to travel with you again.

From the neon lights of Tokyo to the peaceful temples of Kyoto, Japan was incredible. Riding the bullet train was a highlight, and the cherry blossoms in Osaka were breathtaking!