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Nashville - 100th Anniversary of the Grand Ole' Opry
August 4 - 7 $1380 pp double occupancy / $1822 single occupancy
Enjoy three nights lodging at the luxurious Gaylord Opryland Hotel with atrium views of the wonderful gardens and waterfalls, and a fabulous breakfast each morning. Enjoy a three-hour escorted tour through downtown Nashville, a tour of the famous Ryman Auditorium, a backstage Grand Ole' Opry tour, dinner on the "Hee Haw" stage and an exclusive invitation to the 100th Birthday dinner party, with commemorative show posters, lapel pins, and main floor seats for the 100th Opry dinner performance. Also, free time to enjoy the hotel, catch a fountain show, and some retail therapy at the Opry Mills Mall.
Includes: Escorted transportation, 3 nights lodging, 3 breakfasts, 1 dinner, luggage service, admission to all attractions, taxes, and included meal gratuities.
Summer in Lake Placid
August 17 - 21 $1595 pp double occupancy / $2185 single occupancy
Tour the site of the 1980 Winter Olympics and Northern New York State, as we visit some historic sites, view some breathtaking scenery, meet a past Olympic athlete and enjoy some great food.
Day 1: Board and depart for Rochester, NY. Here we check into our hotel before a private dinner at Artisan Works, noted for their great food and eclectic galleries filled with artwork and interactive displays.
Day 2: Breakfast before we depart for Lake Placid & check into our hotel before a welcome reception at Cloudsplitter Roof Top Bar where we will enjoy dinner and meet one of our US Olympic athletes.
Day 3: After a delicious Adirondack buffet breakfast, we take a scenic drive up to the summit of Whiteface Mountain, where we visit High Falls Gorge for a breathtaking waterfall tour and lunch at the gorge (included). After lunch we travel to the Olympic Ski Jumping Complex, ride the gondola to the base of the towering ski jumps and ascend the glass elevator for spectacular views and maybe see some athletes training. Next we visit the Lake Placid Olympic Center and relive the 1980 Olympics, including the “Miracle on Ice” hockey game.
Day 4: After breakfast, included, we will cruise on Raquette Lake and enjoy lunch (included) while we cruise the beautiful lake. After our cruise we will visit Sagamore, the Vanderbilt family grand estate, nestled in the Adirondacks, dinner included at the Anchor Bar and overnight near Buffalo, NY
Day 5: Breakfast (included) before we depart for home.
Includes: Escorted transportation, 4 nights lodging, 4 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 3 dinners, admission to listed attractions, taxes and meal gratuities.
The Best of Washington DC (full w/waiting list)
August 26 - 29 $800 pp double occupancy / $950 single occupancy
Join us as we travel to the Capital of the United States for four days of patriotic history. We will visit or drive by the Memorials, the U.S. Capitol Building, the Library of Congress, the Kennedy Center, White House Visitor Center, Smithsonian Museums, Arlington Cemetery, and the White House.
Day 1: Travel to Alexandria, VA for a visit to the Iwo Jima Memorial. Dedicated in 1954 to all Marines who gave their lives in defense of the United States. Dinner tonight is a pizza, pasta buffet (included) at Primo Family Restaurant in Alexandria, VA, before checking into the Hampton Inn.
Day 2: Breakfast (included) starts our day before we meet our local guide and see Memorials located throughout the city, including the White House and tour of the Capitol Building and the Library of Congress. Tonight a delicious dinner is (included) at the Fish House in Alexandria.
Day 3: After breakfast (included) we visit the White House Visitors Center, featuring 100 historical artifacts and over 90 artifacts from the White House collection. We will tour the Kennedy Center, a beautiful facility, and enjoy a box lunch at the Center Cafe. This afternoon, we visit the Smithsonian Museums for free time to tour on our own and at our leisure. Dinner tonight is (included) at a local favorite, near the hotel.
Day 4: Our final breakfast is (included) before we board for a nostalgic visit to Arlington Cemetery. Lunch and dinner today are on your own enroute home.
Includes: Escorted transportation, 3 nights lodging, 3 breakfasts, 1 lunches, 3 dinners, admission to listed attractions, taxes and included meal gratuities.
2026 Spring & Summer Tours
Seneca Niagara Resort and Casino, New York
February 16 -18 $422 pp double occupancy / $572 single occupancy
Begin the 2026 touring year with a trip to Seneca Niagara Casino, Niagara Falls, NY. This beautiful facility is one of the most popular casinos in the state of New York and within walking distance to Niagara Falls. There will be plenty of free time for gaming, explore the casino and view the falls.
Includes: Escorted transportation, 2 nights lodging at the casino hotel, $100 free play and $40 food vouchers, luggage service, and taxes. (Casino vouchers subject to change)
Spring in Savannah, Savannah, GA
March 22 - 28 $2275 pp double occupancy / $2985 single occupancy
Prepare for a warmer climate as we travel south to beautiful Savannah Georgia. We begin with a travel day to Charlotte, NC for the night. Departing Charlotte, we arrive at the Billy Graham Library where we learn the life and legacy of “America’s Pastor” and tour this beautiful 40,000 sq ft facility. Boarding, we continue to Savannah for a rousing dinner at Pirates House Restaurant, where past pirates and sailors would rendezvous for food and drink; we will ride a trolley through Savannah’s “dark side” with stories of ghosts, hangings, and murders; visit some truly historic buildings and museums, enjoy a relaxing dinner cruise on the Savannah River, spend a full day shopping and exploring Tybee Island, and a Broadway-style musical in one of the oldest operating theaters in the US.
Day 1: Today is a full day of travel to Drury Inn & Suites, Charlotte, NC, where we will stay tonight. Dinner is included at the hotel or (on your own) at nearby restaurants.
Day 2: After breakfast (included) we will visit the Billy Graham Library, celebrating over 75 years of Gospel Ministry. Tour the 40,000 sq foot experience where you discover the life and legacy of America’s Pastor. Lunch is included before we continue our journey to Savannah, GA where we check in at the Hilton Garden Inn. After check in we have time to freshen up before dinner at Pirates’ House Restaurant, a unique dining experience in a facility that was a favorite rendezvous for bloodthirsty pirates and rugged sailors to eat and drink. After dinner we board our trolley for a “Ghosts and Gravestones Tour”. This 75-minute tour offers fun stories of ghosts, hangings, murders, and even stops for a visit to the Andrew Low House, located on the site of the Old City Jail, and Perkins & Sons Ships Chandlery with their tales of spirits haunting River Street.
DAY 3: Breakfast (included) before we board for a full day of adventure beginning with a guided city tour of historic Savannah, presented by a knowledgeable and registered local guide. Highlights include the 2.2 square miles of the Historic District’s restored 18th & 19th century buildings, splendid homes, gorgeous parks, the picturesque waterfront, and The Cathedral Basilica of St. John the Baptist, an iconic symbol of Savannah. Lunch will be on your own before we depart for Pin Point Heritage Museum, located on the site of the A.S. Varn & Sons oyster and crab factory in PinPoint. The company operated until 1985 when it closed and marked the end of an era for this tiny fishing community, tucked away on the banks of the Moon River. Founded by first-generation freedmen, this self-sustained city survived for over one hundred years; where family, religion and work were deeply connected to the water. Our evening begins with a Savannah River Dinner Cruise, where we can relax and enjoy this beautiful Riverboat and also a delicious buffet-style dinner with dance music by the riverboat entertainers.
DAY 4: Breakfast (included) before we cruise to Tybee Island for the day. Enjoy an overview bus tour of the island with stops at Tybee Island Museum & Marine Science Center, before we free time to shop and dine on Tybrisa Street. This afternoon we will tour the Tybee Lighthouse and Tybreeza, the home of “Ms. Linda”, a historic Tybee circa 1918 cottage. Here we will be treated to a traditional Low Country Boil Dinner and an evening with locals who share stories and show us how Southerners entertain at the beach, TYBEE STYLE.
DAY 5: Breakfast (included) before a guided tour of Bonaventure Cemetery, Savannah’s most famous and hauntingly beautiful cemetery who has captured the imaginations of writers, poets, naturalists, photographers, and filmmakers for over 150 years We travel back to the Savannah Historic District for lunch (on your own) and enjoy some free time to shop and explore. Dinner tonight is at the River House Seafood Restaurant, a restored cotton warehouse overlooking the Savannah River. Enjoy the Chef’s Choice dinner especially prepared for this evening. After dinner we will visit the historic Savannah Theatre. Operating since 1818 this restored theater is the oldest of its kind still operating on the original site, in the US. Our evening will be filled with comedy and toe tapping music from a Broadway-style musical show.
Day 6: Enjoy breakfast and a little free time before boarding and travel back to Charlotte, NC. We will stay tonight at the Drury Inn & Suites and dinner is included at the hotel.
Day 7: Breakfast is included before we board and depart for Ohio, lunch and dinner are on your own enroute home.
INCLUDES: Escorted transportation, 6 nights lodging, 6 breakfasts, 4 dinners, luggage service, admission to listed attractions, and included meal gratuities.
River Hop & “The Great Steamboat Race” Tour
APRIL 26 - 30 $1690 dbl / $1995 single occupancy
Join us for this exclusive tour that culminates with “The Great Steamboat Race”, an iconic 50+ year tradition of the Kentucky Derby Festival, that includes fun, food, bourbon, and riverboat racing.
DAY 1: We begin our adventure by traveling to Newport, KY, where we will overnight at the Aloft Newport on the Levee Hotel, with free time to explore Newport & dinner on your own at nearby restaurants.
DAY 2: Today we board the beautiful “Belle of Cincinnati”, a lovely paddle wheeler. Featuring Victorian decor, The Belle has two enclosed decks and an open-air top deck perfect for sightseeing. The first stop on the Ohio River is the town of Aurora, Indiana, where quaint shops, historic homes, and lovely scenery await.. We then continue our cruise with fun food, crafts, and songs, before navigating through the Markland Lock and Dam. Experience an up-close look at how our inland waterways operate. After dinner in the Belle dining room, we dock at Vevay, IN, and overnight at the lavish Belterra Resort and Spa. Retire for the night or try your luck at the casino.
DAY 3: Today more fun and food await as we cruise into the beautiful Waterfront Park in Louisville, KY. We’ll check in at the Hampton Inn for 2 nights before heading out for a dinner and show at the famed Derby Dinner Playhouse.
DAY 4: Today we tour some of Louisville’s major attractions, with a delicious lunch along the way. Then the much anticipated “grand finale” awaits back at The Belle of Cincinnati, as we race the legendary Belle of Louisville, complete with a bourbon tasting, a delicious meal, and all the “riverboat shenanigans” you can handle as you help cheer us to the finish line!! There is only one rule in a riverboat race: “there are no rules!”
DAY 5: After breakfast (included) we board and travel a short distance to Oldham County, KY for a tour of Windy Meadows Horse Farm, a most beloved farm tour and a true "Hallmark" darling! This stunning property has set the scene for four heartwarming films, including Orphan Horse.
INCLUDES: Escorted transportation, 4 nights lodging, 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches, 3 dinners, luggage service, admission to listed attractions, and meal gratuities.
SIGHT & SOUND THEATER
PRESENTS JOSHUA
LANCASTER, PA
May 20 - 22, August 5 - 7, Sept. 30 - Oct. 2, Oct. 21 - 23
$825 pp double occupancy / $980 single occupancy
Travel with us to the beautiful Sight & Sound Theater for their new production of “Joshua”. From the banks of the Jordan River to the walls of Jericho, Joshua is an inspiring adventure. As he is called by God to replace Moses to lead the Israelites, his trust in God is put to the test in a live performance you won’t forget. We will also enjoy a dinner and show at Paradise Barn, visit Kreider Dairy Farm for a tour and lunch, tour Seltzer’s Smokehouse Meats factory, and stroll through Kitchen Kettle Village with some free time to shop.
Day 1: Departing Ohio, we will travel to Intercourse, PA, arriving at Paradise Station for a buffet dinner (included) featuring Dutch favorites including locally made pies and ice cream for dessert. After dinner we will enjoy a performance by local entertainers and then depart for check in at the Best Western Inn for the evening.
Day 2: Our day begins with a buffet breakfast (included) before we depart for a tour of Kreider Farms, where we will get a view of high-tech farming. We will drive through the “cow palace”, a Titanic-sized loafing barn, and have a birds-eye view of the state of the art “milking merry-go-round". We can also climb the Silo, a 100-foot tall (170 steps) to an observation area for a look at this beautiful farm and enjoy your choices of chocolate or white milk with our box lunch (included). Boarding, we will depart for Seltzer’s Smokehouse Meats and learn the art of smoked meat production and the renowned Lebanon Bologna. This afternoon takes us to the Sight & Sound Theater for the production of “Joshua”, a miraculous adventure that comes to life on stage, followed by an enjoyable and unique dining experience in the Carriage Room at Hometown Kitchen. Seated at tables with buggy seats surrounded by antique carriage decor. Dinner is a delicious home-made PA Dutch family style dinner (included).
DAY 3: A buffet breakfast (included) begins our day before we depart for home, with a stop at Kitchen Kettle Village, a quaint, walkable village of quilters, local cooks, and local crafters, all with warm smiles and lots of friendly faces.
INCLUDES: Escorted transportation, 2 nights lodging, 2 breakfasts, 1 lunch, 2 dinners, admission to all listed attractions, luggage handling and meal gratuities.
MARITIME CANADA & MAINE
FEATURING ROYAL NOVA SCOTIA INTERNATIONAL TATTOO
June 26 - July 8, 2026
$4450 pp double occupancy / $5970 single occupancy
$200 pp deposit / passport needed
Bring your passport and join us for an outstanding adventure to Nova Scotia, for the largest military musical performance in the world. Tattoo is world renowned for precision military drill teams, bagpipers, fife and drum performers, and military bands from across the globe. We travel through the state of Maine with a visit to the Portland Lighthouse and Museum before we enter Canada with beautiful scenery and some interesting stops along the way. Crossing the Confederation bridge to Prince Edward Island, we continue through Charlottetown and Wood Island before we cross Northumberland Strait to Nova Scotia and Cape Breton. Our next stop is Halifax where we join the Nova Scotia International Tattoo. In addition to the festival, we will visit Fundy National Park, Hopewell Rocks, Green Gables in Cavendish, Alexander Graham Bell National Historic Site, Highlands National Park, Citadel Hill National Historic Site, Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, Peggy’s Cove, and travel through the Annapolis Valley and Evangeline Trail to Grand Pre…. And More!!!
Day 1: Travel from Ohio through Pennsylvania to Clarks Summit, PA for the night. Dinner tonight is (on your own) at restaurants near the hotel.
Day 2: After breakfast (included) we travel through New York, Connecticut, Massachusetts, and New Hampshire, with a city tour of Kennebunkport, ME before arriving in Portland Maine at our hotel. There, a Lobsterette will meet us at the hotel for dinner (included)
DAY 3: Breakfast (included) at the hotel before we continue north with a stop at The Center for Maine Craft, a retail store and gallery exhibiting work from over 300 Maine artists. Next stop is for lunch at Dysart’s near Bangor and then continue to Calais, ME where we cross the Canadian border (bring your passport) into the Province of New Brunswick. We travel a short distance to St. John, where we meet our Atlantic Tour Guide and check into our hotel for the night.
DAY 4: Breakfast (included) before we depart with our local tour guide to St John and travel through the beautiful Fundy National Park and visit Hopewell Rocks. Here we may have the opportunity to walk on the ocean floor if it is low tide. We will also see how the world’s highest tides have gouged out four-story sculptures from the cliffs. At low tide, the rocks look like giant flower pots; at high tide, they practically disappear. Later, we will cross the Confederation Bridge to Canada’s smallest province: Prince Edward Island. This afternoon and evening we have some free time to relax and stretch our legs before we check into our hotel and then on to a Lobster dinner (included) in Charlottetown for two nights.
DAY 5: Breakfast (included) before we visit Green Gables. This farm was originally the home of a cousin of the writer Lucy Montgomery, famous around the world as the inspiration for the setting of Lucy’s classic tale Anne of Green Gables. We will enjoy Prince Edward Island National Park, renowned for its red sandstone cliffs, fine white sand beaches and dunes, and lush green fields. Lunch today is (on your own) before we board for a guided city tour of Charlottetown.
DAY 6: Breakfast (included) before we depart for Wood Island and board the ferry for a 75-minute ride and cross over into Nova Scotia. Once back on land we arrive at Cape Breton, where its most famous resident, Alexander Graham Bell, said he had seen the Canadian and American Rockies, the Andes, the Alps and the Scotland Highlands, but for simple beauty, Cape Breton outrivals them all. Before checking into The Inverary Resort for two nights, visit the Alexander Graham Bell National Site for an insightful look into the mind of this famous inventor. Dinner is included tonight.
DAY 7: Breakfast (included) before we travel to Baddeck for a visit to the Alexander Graham Bell Museum and enjoy the history of this gifted inventor. We will discover first hand the beauty of Cape Breton Island as we travel the Cabot Trail (named for explorer John Cabot) around the northern shore and ascend to the incredible plateaus of Cape Breton Highlands National Park. While at the park, a picnic style lunch is (included) before we visit Cheticamp, famous for its Acadian culture and “hooked” crafts. We depart Cheticamp and travel back to Baddeck for dinner (included) before checking in at our hotel.
DAY 8: Breakfast (included) then we depart across the Canso Causeway to mainland Nova Scotia and travel to Halifax, the capital of Nova Scotia. After lunch (on your own) enjoy a tour of this historic port city. Beginning as a colonial fort it has been and remains the economic center for the Atlantic provinces.We will learn about Halifax during the war years, the Halifax Explosion and city’s role in the recovery operations after the Titanic disaster. We will also visit the Maritime Museum of the Atlantic, which houses the Titanic exhibit and the Victorian Public gardens. Dinner is (included) tonight before check-in at our hotel for two nights.
DAY 9: Grab a cup of coffee before we depart for the picturesque fishing village of Peggy’s Cove, where we will enjoy breakfast (included) at Sou'wester Restaurant and watch the crashing surf and view the lighthouse perched atop wave washed rocks, a great place to use your camera! Don’t miss the sculpture carved in the granite rock by well known artist William De Garthe. This afternoon we will enjoy the magnificent performance of the Royal Nova Scotia International Tattoo. Writer Glen Hancock described it as “Folies Bergere, the Dumbells, the Navy Show, Disneyland and the Charge of the Light Brigade all rolled into one”. After the show we return to the hotel for free time and dinner (on your own)
DAY 10: Breakfast (included) before we depart and travel to Nova Scotia’s beautiful Annapolis Valley on the Bay of Fundy side of the provinces, where we visit the Grand Pre National Historic Site and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Situated in an area which was a center for Acadian activity from 1682 to 1755, Grand Pre commemorates the period of colonization by Acadians as well as their deportation in 1755. The site features a graceful stone church and a statue of “Evangeline”, the heroine of Longfellow’s epic poem. The site also has an Interpretive Center featuring a theater, exhibit hall, and gift shop. We will travel to Digby and enjoy lunch (included) at the Digby Pines Resort where we will also have free time to relax & explore. We will depart Digby by ferry arriving in Saint John for the night.. Dinner is (on your own) aboard the ferry, before arriving at our hotel for our final night in Canada.
DAY 11: Breakfast (included) at the hotel before we depart St. John to St. Stephen, where we re-cross the border from Canada to the US, and have a rest stop in Calais, Maine. Next we continue the Bangor area, through the countryside where acres of blueberry fields will bear fruit in August, and stop at Dysart’s in Hermon, ME for lunch (on your own). Our journey continues to Fort Williams, ME where we arrive at the Museum of Portland Head Lighthouse for a self-guided tour. Commissioned by George Washington, this is Maine’s oldest lighthouse. Departing the lighthouse, we travel to Portland, check in to our hotel, and then enjoy a “lobster choice dinner” at DiMillo’s On the Water.
DAY 12: Breakfast (included) before we depart for a full travel day with rest stops and lunch break (on your own) before arriving back in Wilkes Barre, PA for the night. Dinner is on your own near the hotel.
DAY 13: Breakfast (included) at the hotel before we depart for home, with rest stops and lunch stop (on your own) enroute.
INCLUDES: Escorted transportation, 12 nights lodging, 12 breakfasts, 2 lunches, 6 dinners, luggage transfers, admission to all attractions,taxes, and meal gratuities.
