We would like to thank you again for all your effort and help you have done for us during our stay in California. We were very glad with all your nice advices about places to go to and restaurants to have dinner. We had a lovely stay in San Francisco and went to the Napa Valley and Sonoma for two day trips and visited some nice wineries!
North American Regions
Canada & Alaska
Glacier Bay captures some of the world’s most breathtaking beauty. Seeing scenery just as beautiful for yourself is sure to leave indelible memories. The Great North and Alaska are more than...
Caribbean & Bermuda
There’s just something about the calm and natural beauty of a sun-kissed beach on the shores of a crystal blue sea. Whether as a stop on a cruise or as a destination itself, the Caribbean...
Hawaii
It’s hard to believe you’re still in the United States when you’re surrounded by the unique beauty of Hawaii. The Aloha State truly has something for everyone, and is a popular...
Mexico
A Cancun vacation on a white-sand beach or at one of the many AAA Five-Diamond all-inclusive resorts along the Riviera Maya is only part of the Mexican story. Mexico is a diverse country steeped in...
National Parks Custom Tours
Consider a vacation where you can photograph trees older than the pyramids, experience the world’s largest network of geysers, and see herds of buffalo grazing vast prairies. America’s...
Recommended North American Trip
A stylish vacation cruising on America's great rivers
Historical ambiance in our own backyard on a Steamboat cruise.
Steamboating has a glorious past in America's history, and the newly re-launched American Queen is the only paddle wheeler offering all-inclusive overnight cruises. Enjoy the ambiance of the 1800's with the comforts of the 21st century with trips ranging from three to 14 nights. The timelessness of America’s inland rivers enables you to discover your own backyard in much the same manner the original steamboat travelers did it. Along the way are included visits to antebellum mansions, exploration of America's history tied to its most famous rivers and historic ports of call like Mark Twain's Hannibal, gracious Louisville, charming Chattanooga and tuneful Nashville.
A historian’s tour of America
Behind the scenes of American history.
Ken Burns sees America differently. The award-winning filmmaker behind documentaries about our National Parks, Baseball, Jazz and the Civil War now brings you a slice of Americana with the benefit of his unique insights on tour programs that include events and films produced by Burns and writing partner Dayton Duncan, and sometimes their personal participation. You’ll share his personal experiences and perspectives while going behind the scenes in places like Yellowstone, New Orleans, Gettysburg and more.