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Today you’ll transfer by private vehicle to Chefchaouen, evocatively known as the Blue City. Perched at the foothills of the mighty Rif Mountains, Chefchaouen’s blue-washed buildings rise from the hills with postcard perfection. Stroll the town’s steep, cobbled alleys lined with weaving workshops and boutiques.

Discover local life in the shady main square of Place Outa el Hammam, the home of the red-walled Kasbah and Chefchaouen Ethnographic Museum.

For memorable photos with landmarks, including the octagonal minaret of the Great Mosque, a photographer joins your guided tour.

After the tour, you’ll check-in at a luxury riad for one night.

After your private transfer, check-in at your hotel in medieval Fes for a three-night stay.

The oldest of Morocco’s imperial cities highlights the walled Fes El Bali Medina, a UNESCO World Heritage Site with a maze of lanes home to donkeys, market stalls, and ornate architecture.

Spend the day at leisure to explore sites such as the 14th-century Bou Inania and Al Attarine religious schools. Alternatively, take an introductory tour with your private guide.

Spend the day with a private guide discovering historic attractions like the world-famous tanneries and the oldest existing educational institution, the University of Karueein.

Your taste buds won’t miss out, with stops at stalls to try Moroccan pastries, cured olives, succulent fruits, honey, and much more! The feast doesn’t stop there, with the option of a tasting tour in the early evening.

Meknes is Morocco’s leading wine region and today you’ll visit one of the top vineyards. Meander through the vines, olive groves, and cellars. Tastings and a gourmet lunch introduce you to tantalizing products to savor with sweeping views of the property. 

Fly to Marrakech today and check-in at your luxury hotel for your last four nights. A former imperial city in western Morocco, this intoxicating destination brims with lush gardens, palaces, and souks to thrill shopaholics.

Dating back to the Berber Empire, the walled medieval medina features a labyrinth of alleys bursting with traditional jewelry, textiles, and pottery.

Choose the introductory tour of Djemaa El Fna square to discover a sensory explosion of musicians and snake charmers among tempting food stalls.

Enjoy a full-day guided tour starting with awe-inspiring monuments in the morning.

After a tasty lunch, you’ll shop for enticing souvenirs like Moroccan lamps, metal and wood crafts, and colorful spices piled high in barrels throughout the souks.

The legendary La Maison Arabe hosts dinner this evening, where you’re serenaded by Andalusi music.

Sleep in and indulge in a morning at your leisure.

Alternatively, choose a sunrise hot air balloon ride for a bird’s eye view and panoramic photos.

This afternoon, a Tagine Cooking Class offers step-by-step tuition for creating Moroccan Chicken Tagine, along with side dishes and salads. Learn about the fragrant spices used in traditional cooking and delve into the ceremony of making the famous Moroccan tea.

First up today, you’ll stroll through two and a half acres of cacti, marble pools, and bamboo groves in the Majorelle Gardens. Created by French painter Jacques Majorelle in the 1920s, the grounds were restored by Yves Saint Laurent to the splendor you see now. Visit the museum dedicated to the fashion designer to admire permanent and temporary exhibitions.

As the sun sets, you’ll venture into the Agafay Desert for a camel ride framed by the natural light show. Tonight’s farewell dinner is set to tribal music, with henna tattoos available to make your last day in Morocco extra special.

A private driver takes you to the airport for your flight home. 

Today’s guided tour begins at the famous Acropolis Museum. Admire approximately 4,000 artifacts as you delve into life in Ancient Greece. Get your camera ready for panoramic views of the Acropolis from the museum’s terrace.

Stroll through the monumental gates of Propylaea to the top of the Acropolis hill and the magnificent Parthenon to learn about its impact on modern history.

Then, take a leisurely walk through narrow streets in the historic neighborhood of Plaka. You’ll visit the Parliament Building in Syntagma Square for the changing of the guards at the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier.

A private transfer takes you to Athens Airport for your flight to Paros, a stunning Greek island known for whitewashed villages and dream-worthy beaches. You’ll check-in at an elegant five-star hotel for a three-night stay. 

Today’s tour begins in the capital, Parikia. You’ll explore the famous Panagia Ekatontapiliani Church, otherwise known as the church of a thousand doors, along with the Old Market and the Kastro. A minivan whisks you through picturesque landscapes to the traditional village of Lefkes, the former capital of Paros. The mountainous settlement features a photo opportunity around every corner with 360-degree views of the island. 

Immerse in the local culture by learning about traditional food and culinary techniques. Your private driver takes you to a local taverna for today’s cooking lesson, starting with a welcoming Greek aperitif and various types of Greek meze. Say “Yammas”, or cheers! Once the aperitif calms your nerves, your cooking instructor fills you in on the wonderful world of Greek cuisine, with herbs, fresh vegetables, meats, and fruits as the backbone of traditional recipes.

You’ll learn how to create a full Greek lunch with recipes to take home to impress your guests. While it’s cooking, practice your Greek toast with another aperitif before the dishes are served. Savor the hearty meal you helped prepare, along with Greek salads, local wine, and a traditional dessert. Kali Orexi or Bon Appetite!
 

Travel in comfort with a private transfer to Paros Port, followed by the ferry to Santorini. A private transfer takes you to a luxury hotel for your final three nights. 

Capture your journey to one of Greece’s most photogenic destinations on a unique photography tour. Today you’ll travel through Santorini’s picturesque villages of whitewashed houses, blue domes, and striking caldera views with a photographer on hand to snap photos of you to last a lifetime.

Then, hop aboard a private helicopter to marvel at sweeping views of the stunning volcanic island.

Get off-the-beaten-track today to immerse in the traditions, aromas, and landscapes of rural Santorini. With an expert guide, you’ll discover the secrets of local winemaking at two of the island’s long-established family wineries. Gain fascinating insight into the production of volcanic wines, from the selection and variety of the grapes to the bottling of the finished product.

Next up, it’s time to taste top-quality wines! Your tour continues with a visit to a traditional Greek restaurant in a beautiful setting for a three-course menu. Enjoy a variety of meze, with tasty small dishes of local specialties paired with Santorini’s fine wine.

All aboard an exclusive Lagoon 380 or 400 to explore the crystal clear seas and islands around Santorini. You’ll soak up the warm sunshine on this private, luxury catamaran cruise while sailing past landmarks, beaches, and the spectacular caldera.

Choose an activity such as a mud bath by the volcanic hot springs, visits to Red and White Beaches for snorkeling, or sailing past the petite volcanic island of Thirassia. With the balmy breeze in your hair, enjoy a scrumptious barbeque paired with Santorini’s finest wine and beverages as the sun sets spectacularly over the blue sea.

Your private driver takes you to the airport for your flight home. 

After breakfast, meet your private guide for the Old City and Street Food Walking Tour. Treat yourself to the flavors of Colombia as you admire the attractions of the historic city center along the way.

This evening, you’ll have plenty of time to explore the city at your leisure.

Street musicians, lively bistros, and colorful laneways characterize the neighborhood of Getsemani. It’s the first free district of Colombia and governed independently from the Spaniards. You’ll explore the formal commercial quarter, where the revolution of the city started. 

Today you’ll meet with a local photographer to capture your celebration in Cartagena. Don a traditional Colombian hat, board a vintage car from the 50s, and sip a glass of champagne as you discover the emblematic places of Cartagena.

Next, a local teacher shows you the moves of Champeta, the newest and trendiest dance in the city with a blend of African and Caribbean sounds.

Lastly, taste premium Colombian rums with a professional bartender while you learn the history of Latin America’s most popular alcoholic beverage. Discover the different styles of manufacture and their origins, with combinations of flavors and aromas.

Soak up the afro-descendant culture of Cartagena in colorful Palenque village today. You’ll learn about traditional instruments, including the rumbling drums at the heart and soul of the music. Get a glimpse at everyday life with a simple but delicious lunch at a local’s house. 

After breakfast, check out of Casa San Agustin for your private transfer to the Cartagena port. Take a boat transfer to the paradise island of Blue Apple Beach. Check-in at your five-star beach house hotel for three relaxing nights. 

Sleep in, laze on the white sand, and celebrate as you see fit. 

Sleep in, laze on the white sand, and celebrate as you see fit. 

A private transfer takes you to the airport for your flight home. 

Pack your bathing suit today and meet your private driver. First, visit the world’s only drive-in volcano Sulphur Springs to see steam rising around the dormant crater.

Next up is the stunning Diamond Falls & Botanical Gardens, the oldest gardens on the island. Here you’ll soak in the therapeutic, mineral-rich water at the baths, which are naturally heated by volcano activity at nearby Sulphur Springs.

Fulfill your need for speed as you zip across a series of nine platforms through fragrant nutmeg and cocoa trees. Your zip-line adventure takes place at 300-year-old Errard Estate, once a spice plantation and framed by a rushing river, waterfall, and the rainforest. A safety briefing gets you started, with harnesses, helmets, and gloves. Take off and look forward to the longest run at 700 feet with a thrilling 60-foot drop. 

Sleep in, laze by the beach and explore your own way today. 

For fit and experienced hikers, climbing Gros Piton is an unforgettable experience through woodland and rainforest. Gros Piton guides meet you at the starting point in the World Heritage-listed area. The first half of the trail involves climbing over large rocks to a gentle slope with views of the Caribbean and the village at Choiseul.

The steep ascent to Gros Piton is a strenuous challenge, however, you’re rewarded with views from 2,619 feet above sea level! Along the way, keep your eyes peeled for wildlife and rare birds, including the Saint Lucian Wren and the Red Neck Pigeon.

Laze on the beach to congratulate yourself for climbing one of Saint Lucia’s National landmarks. Or simply do whatever you like!

Set sail along Saint Lucia’s breathtaking Caribbean coastline and return by land via the dramatic Atlantic coast. While at sea, admire exquisite, deserted beaches and bays, along with charming fishing villages dotting the shore.

Next, meet your air-conditioned taxi to drive north of Castries and through the Rodney Bay area, the host of the famous ARC yacht race. Visit attractions like the Pointe Seraphine Duty Free Shopping Complex and the historic Pigeon Island National Park.

Please your taste buds with lunch at Jacque’s Restaurant, one of the island’s finest. This afternoon’s tour crosses the interior mountains and lush rainforests, before heading down the East Coast Road for a stop at Mamiku Gardens.

Then, it’s time to get snap-happy at the town of Vieux Fort on the island’s southern tip with views of the Maria Islands and the lighthouse at Moule a Chique.

Lastly, you’ll travel north up the West Coast Road to visit Balenbouche Estate for relaxation and a fresh local juice.

Your private driver takes you to the airport for your flight home.