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The best of South Africa: a world class safari, spectacular Cape Town, plus magnificent Victoria [...]
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Track the Great Migration through the breathtaking landscapes of Kenya and Tanzania
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Experience Rwanda's gentle mountain gorillas in the wild, and discover its varied wildlife and lush [...]
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From the renowned Okavango Delta to extraordinary Hwange National Park via Victoria Falls
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Get to know the classic parts of Vietnam
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Temples, Taj, and Tigers: see quintessential India on this immersive journey
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The highlights of Bangkok, northern Thailand, and the southern beaches
Days: 16 | From: $22,400/per person
An immersive exploration of the art, culture, and history of Japan
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See Australia's Wonders: Sydney, Uluru, Daintree Rainforest, Great Barrier Reef, and Brisbane
Days: 14 | From: $10,570/per person
From Alpine Peaks to Coastal Bays, Experience the Diversity of New Zealand
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Add Four Days in Fiji to Your Australia or New Zealand Itinerary
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Visit New Zealand's Top Destinations in Style on This 5-Star Itinerary
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Visit the Great Barrier Reef, Daintree Forest, Kangaroo Island, Adelaide Wine Region, and Sydney
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The Best of Italy: Venice, Florence & Rome
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An Extraordinary Private Journey from Barcelona to Andalucía via Madrid
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Where Castles, History, and Culture Come to Life
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An Extraordinary Alpine Journey from Zurich to Zermatt
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Our Most Popular Trip: Two of South America’s most spectacular destinations in one itinerary
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The best of Patagonia on both sides of the border
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Explore this fascinating country's most iconic sites
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Explore Buenos Aires, Iguazu Falls & Rio de Janeiro all in one trip
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Visit Costa Rica's highlights and the beautiful, remote Osa Peninsula
Days: 8 | From: $7,450/per person
Explore the pristine jungles of Belize, Mayan ruins, and idyllic Caribbean islands
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Experience the highlights of this fascinating and culturally rich country
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Combine the pristine rainforest and barrier reef of Belize with striking Guatemalan ruins
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One of the most classic of Arctic programs, with polar bears and magnificent scenery.
Days: 10-23 | From: $8,590/person
The most popular and classic Antarctica cruise option
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Follow the herds of the Great Migration through some of Africa's most iconic safari destinations [...]
Posted by Gabrielle Venturi on December 6th, 2012
When many people picture Argentine Patagonia they envision the famous granite towers of Mt. Fitz Roy and Cerro Torre. In their eagerness to visit these stunning peaks many travelers stay in the transportation hub of El Calafate, but to do so is to miss the opportunity to experience another essential part of Patagonia: the estancia…. Read Full Post
Posted by nick on November 27th, 2012
El Calafate, like a teenager who has just experienced a growth spurt, is awkward in its newfound popularity. Dusty, wind-chilled streets play host to the lavanderias and locutorios; pizzerias and albergos which have sprung up to cater for the throngs of tourists who come here in search of ‘the politically incorrect glacier’, the one which… Read Full Post
Posted by nick on November 15th, 2012
When I arrived in Argentina I had heard about the ‘amazing steaks’, but to be honest I actually knew more about Maradona, Evita and the tango than I did about asado. A few days in the country sorted out all of those misconceptions. Granted, in Argentina Maradona is about as big as asado, but Evita is ancient history and tango is limited to Buenos… Read Full Post
Posted by Gabrielle Venturi on October 30th, 2012
For many of our travelers, the cosmopolitan allure of Buenos Aires is enough to keep them busy and satisfied for a few days. For some, a day or two in the metropolis is enough, and they want a chance to escape the urban density and reconnect with nature. One great day trip from Buenos Aires… Read Full Post
Posted by Matthew Harahush on September 18th, 2012
Update: The Argentine government has repealed the reciprocity fee for American citizens. For any American citizen traveling to Argentina, this post is no longer valid as of March 24, 2016. Click here for more details. However, Canadian and Australian citizens are still required to prepay. Please follow the following instructions if you are Canadian or… Read Full Post
Posted by Jim Lutz on September 7th, 2012
This extraordinary book is on our “Suggested Reading” list for Argentina, and is particularly recommended for anyone traveling to Patagonia or Tierra del Fuego. The first person account of E. Lucas Bridges (only the third child born in Tierra del Fuego to non-native parents), the book is a lesser-known classic that combines history, anthropology and adventure…. Read Full Post
Posted by lisa on August 28th, 2012
One afternoon, as my husband and I explored the Palermo neighborhood of Argentina’s capital city Buenos Aires, the skies opened up, and a downpour ensued. Fortunately, it just happened to be a Wednesday, and Wednesday is a discount admission day at the MALBA Museum, so we headed on in. It was a serendipitous event, because… Read Full Post
Posted by James Kinard on July 25th, 2012
Argentina has a long history of wine cultivation, dating back to its colonial roots. While the production has been present for centuries, it’s within the last couple of decades that vintners have truly focused on quality over quantity. Now the 5th largest exporter of wine in the world, including many world class producers, Argentina can… Read Full Post