DATES: September 7, 2026 – September 19, 2026
$300 nonrefundable deposit. Final Payment: June 2, 2026
Land Only: Price at time when book per person double occ.
Land & Air: Price at time when book (est. economy airfare from JFK)
Single Supplement: Not known
English Escorted Packages include:
Arrive in Casablanca this morning and transfer to Rabat. On arrival, check into your hotel and spend the afternoon at leisure. Tonight, attend an orientation meeting with your Tour Manager at approximately 7 PM, followed by dinner. We recommend that you select flights which arrive in no later than 3:40 PM. Overnight: Rabat
Meals: Dinner
This morning, take a city tour of Rabat, Morocco’s capital. Visit the Oudaya Kasbah, the Oudaya National Museum of Ornaments, showcasing an exquisite collection of decorative pieces from intricate jewelry and finely crafted metalwork to delicate ceramics and textiles, and the Hassan Tower. Following lunch, travel to Tangier stopping along the way in Asilah. Tour this fortified town on the Atlantic Coast with its history dating back to 1500 BC. Stroll through the narrow streets of the medina and view Raissouni Palace. Afterward, continue to Tangier for overnight
Overnight: Tangier
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Begin the day with a drive to Cap Spartel, located at the entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, offering panoramic views of the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean. Then, visit the Caves of Hercules. Afterward, return to Tangier for a city tour. Visit Borj dar el Baroud and the Tangier American Legation, a five-story mansion located in the medina and the only American National Historic Landmark outside the U.S. Experience the atmosphere of the Grand Soco, Tangier’s largest market, as well as the legendary Kasbah. Overnight: Tangier
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Depart Tangier and travel to the Mediterranean town of M’Diq. Along the way, stop in the multicultural city of Tetouan, nestled in the foothills of the Rif Mountains. Wander through the Spanish influenced medina with its Jewish, Andalusian and Berber quarters. Visit the Ethnographic Museum and the Royal Artisan School, which offers a comprehensive education in craftsmanship. Here, master artisans teach children skills that are passed on to the next generation, thus preserving the ancient arts and techniques. Afterward, taste local products before continuing the drive. Arrive in M’Diq and spend free time for lunch on your own. Later, check into your room. Tonight, dinner is at the hotel. Overnight: M’Diq
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Depart M’Diq and head south to Fez. Along the way stop at Chefchaouen, nestled in Morocco’s Rif Mountains. The city known as “The Blue Pearl,” is painted in various shades of blue, a custom that dates back to the 15th century, when an influx of Jews escaping the Spanish Inquisition settled in Chefchaouen. They brought along the tradition of painting buildings blue to mirror the sky and remind them of God. Afterward, continue to Fez, one of the four imperial cities of Morocco, for dinner and overnight. Overnight: Fez
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
The exploration of Fez begins at Borj Sud, offering panoramic views of the city. Enter via the Bab Boujloud, or “Blue Gate,” and visit Fes el Bali Medina, a UNSECO World Heritage Site. After visiting the Al Attarine Madrasa, stop at a tanner’s workshop to see how leather is cut and dyed using traditional techniques. View the famed Karaouine Mosque and University, the oldest continuously functioning university in the world, Moulay Idriss mausoleum, and visit the Nejjarine Fountains and Museum. Afterward, step into the historic Seffarine Hammam, one of the oldest bathhouses in Fez. Later, you will have an opportunity to shop for authentic Moroccan carpets. Tonight, join a local family for dinner. Overnight: Fez
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Your day of exploration begins with a long drive into Morocco’s Middle Atlas Mountains towards Bin El Ouidane. Ascend scenic roads, past cedar and oak forests. Stop for lunch in Beni Mellal, located in the heart of Morocco. This evening, upon arrival in Bin El Ouidane, take an orientation tour of the town. Afterward, check into the hotel for dinner and overnight. Overnight: Bin El Ouidane.
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
Today, admire Morocco’s natural beauty. During the scenic drive to Ouzoud, pass by olive groves of the Tadla plains and rolling foothills. Stop at a Berber family’s home for mint tea and an authentic cultural exchange. Afterward, visit the famous Ouzoud Waterfalls, a 330-foot high falls surrounded by thousands of olive trees. There will be free time for lunch on your own. Later, travel to Marrakesh and check in to your hotel. Overnight: Marrakesh
Meals: Breakfast
Discover historic Marrakesh today. Begin at Majorelle Gardens and then visit Koutoubia, a 12th century mosque and minaret. Continue to Dar el Bacha Palace & Museum, built by Pasha Thami el Glaoui in the early 1900’s. View exhibits on Moroccan culture and admire the zellige mosaic tilework of the palace. Afterward, walk through the colorful souks to Le Jardin Secret, dating back to the Saadian dynasty. Later, visit an argan oil shop. End the morning with a stroll through the medina. Watch artisans perform their craft before arriving at Djemaa el Fna Square, a dazzling display of acrobats, story tellers, and snake charmers. This evening, head to the medina to attend a cooking class in an authentic Riad. Learn how to successfully prepare traditional Moroccan tajine and salads. Overnight: Marrakesh
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Arise before dawn to participate in today’s optional Marrakesh Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride. Take off in a hot air balloon as you watch the sunrise. Drift above the beautiful landscape, before returning back to earth to enjoy a traditional Moroccan breakfast. Afterward, experience the tranquility of the Palmeraie, a palm oasis outside of Marrakesh, as you ride in Berber style through the valley of lush palm groves on a dromedary, a member of the camel family. Spend the afternoon at leisure. Tonight at dinner, bid farewell to your Tour Manager and to Morocco Optional: Marrakesh Sunrise Hot Air Balloon Ride with Breakfast (AM). Overnight: Marrakesh
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight. Meals: Breakfast
DATES: SEPTEMBER, 27, 2025 – OCTOBER 8, 2025
$300 nonrefundable deposit. Final Payment: June 25, 2025
Land Only: $2,549 per person double occ.
Land & Air: $3,499 (economy round trip flights Miami-Lima, Lima-Miami)
Single Supplement: $500
English Escorted Packages include:
Hotels, Hotel porterage, Entrance fees per Itinerary
17 meals: 11 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 2 dinners
This morning’s tour of Lima, with its 2000 years of history, begins at the colonial center of the city, declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its historic buildings surrounding the splendid Plaza Mayor. View the impressive Palace of the Archbishop with its fine carved balcony, the opulent Government Palace, official residence of the President, and the 16th century Cathedral of Lima whose first stone was laid by Pizarro. Continue to the 17th century Monasterio de San Francisco complex with its magnificent tiles, ornate carved ceilings, exceptional paintings and world-renowned library. Spend the remainder of the day at leisure or join the optional tour Larco Herrera Museum with lunch. Following lunch, experience one of Lima’s most magnificent museums. Admire the world’s largest collection of pre-Columbian masterpieces and a stunning exhibition of gold and priceless jewels
Optional: Larco Herrera Museum with Lunch
Overnight: Lima
Meals: Breakfast
Depart Lima this morning by flight to Cuzco in the Peruvian Andes. This ancient capital of the Inca Empire is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the western hemisphere, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel in this historic city. In the afternoon, depart for a tour of Cuzco. View the impressive Colonial Cathedral, which contains over 400 paintings from the Cusqueña School in addition to colonial art. Continue on to visit the Koricancha, the Temple of the Sun, once the most important religious site of the Incas, whose walls and floors were allegedly once covered by sheets of solid gold
Overnight: Cuzco ▲
Meals: Breakfast
Early morning transfer to the Sacred Valley’s Ollanta Station to board the Expedition Train that travels through misty peaks to the astonishing ancient citadel of Machu Picchu*, the “Lost City of the Incas”, designated by UNESCO as one of the New Seven Wonders of the World. Machu Picchu was virtually unknown to the western world until Hiram Bingham’s rediscovery in 1911. Spend the morning viewing the unforgettable wonders of this 15th century retreat, abandoned nearly 100 years later with the arrival of the conquistadors. See the highlights of the site including the imposing Temple of the Sun, the House of the Priest, the Sacred Plaza and the intricately carved rock likely used as a sundial by the ancient Incas. The images of this significant archaeological site will be a long-lasting memory. Return to the Sacred Valley in the early evening and transfer to your hotel in Cuzco for overnight
*Approximate time spent at the ruins of Machu Picchu is 3 hours
Overnight: Cuzco
Meals: Breakfast
Spend today at leisure in the “Imperial City” of Cuzco. Take time to explore some of the city’s stunning sights or shop for some of the finest handicrafts and textiles in all of Peru. Perhaps, participate in the optional Cuzco Behind the Scenes Tour, offering a glimpse into the other side of life in Cuzco. On this tour, visit a local market and taste fresh-baked Chuta bread. Stop at the Cuzco cemetery to learn more about Andean life and death and meet with a local “shaman” (holy man). After the cooking demonstration, enjoy a delicious meal. In the afternoon, attend the optional tour Half Day Ancient Cuzco Ruins which explores some of Cuzco’s most unique Inca ruins
Optional: Half Day Cuzco Behind the Scenes (AM)
Optional: Half Day Ancient Cuzco Ruins (PM)
Overnight: Cuzco
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Travel through Andean Hills to Colca & Discover Colca Canyon
Begin the day at Laykakota local market. Explore the colorful stalls filled with fresh produce, handmade crafts, and local delicacies. Afterward, head to Chucuito Village to visit the Fertility Temple. Learn about the temple’s history, cultural and religious significance, along with ancient fertility rituals. Next, take a boat excursion to the fascinating Uros Floating Islands where the indigenous people of the area, the Uros, live on islands that dot the lake. The Uros live very much the same way as their ancestors did and still follow the ancient customs and traditions. These islands are completely man-made structures, using the totora reeds from the lake to build the islands and houses. Return to Puno for the remainder of the day at leisure. Or, take the optional tour to the Sillustani Tombs, the pre-Incan burial ground on the shores of Lake Umayo. The tombs here are built above the ground in tower-like structures called chullpas, vestiges of the Colla people before they were conquered by the Incas in the 15th century. Evening is at leisure in Puno
Optional: Half Day Sillustani Tombs (PM)
Overnight: Puno
Meals: Breakfast
The scenic drive to Colca takes you into some of the most magnificent scenery. Admire tiny villages on an unspoiled countryside of Andean hills and terraced farmlands sloping into vast valleys. Perhaps you will see shepherds, some of who are descended from indigenous tribes like the Collagua and Cabana, tending to their alpaca. Upon arrival in Colca, settle into your comfortable accommodations at Colca Lodge. The land here is fed by hot springs, and there will be time to relax and enjoy the medicinal benefts of thermal baths, that are due to the high content of calcium, zinc and iron
Overnight: Colca
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
This morning’s journey takes you to the Colca Canyon, reportedly the deepest in the world, thought to be twice as deep as the Grand Canyon. The Colca River has carved this geologic wonder over millennia and some of the terraced hillsides are known to predate Incan civilization. Here, the Canyon is home to the extraordinary Andean condor. Although the population of condors in South America is dwindling, at the Colca Canyon they can be seen soaring gracefully overhead. The floor portions of the canyon are surprisingly habitable, with fields still supporting agriculture and human life. Colca Valley has been known by many different names including The Valley of Wonders, The Valley of Fire and The Territory of the Condor
Overnight: Colca
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
This morning, take a scenic drive to Arequipa. Arrive in time for lunch. Afterwards explore this remarkable colonial city, guarded by three dramatic volcanoes. Arequipa’s remote location has allowed its Spanish-based culture to thrive with little outside influence. Much of the city’s architecture was built with sillar, a white volcanic rock. The shimmering stone lends a bright air to the streets, and has earned the city the nickname “La Ciudad Blanca,” the White City. You’ll visit two striking 16th century structures in the historic Plaza de Armas, the massive cathedral and the Santa Catalina Monastery, beloved for its vividly painted façades. You’ll also browse the local San Camilo Market, whose stalls overflow with colorful produce and textiles. Sample some local fruit here and mingle with farmers who cart in their harvest from the Andean countryside. Spend the evening at leisure
Overnight: Arequipa
Meals: Breakfast, Lunch
Transfer to the airport after breakfast for your flight to Lima. Afternoon is at leisure for individual pursuits. Tonight, have dinner at a restaurant in the trendy Miraflores District and bid farewell to your Tour Manager
Overnight: Lima
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer from the hotel to the airport for your departure flight*
*Some flights depart shortly after midnight in the very early morning of day 12 and will require a transfer on day 11. Transfers depart the hotel approximately 4 hours prior to flight time.
Meals: Breakfast
▲ Due to the high elevation, travel in the Peruvian highlands may cause some passengers to experience the temporary effects of altitude sickness. If you have any concerns about traveling to higher than your accustomed elevation, please consult your healthcare provider.
DATES: SEPTEMBER, 19, 2026 – OCTOBER 1, 2026
$300 nonrefundable deposit. Final Payment: July 19, 2026
Land Only: $4,349 per person double occ.
Land & Air: $4,949 (economy roundtrip leaving from Miami) Single Supplement: $900
English Escorted Packages include:
17 meals: 11 breakfasts, 4 lunches, 2 dinners
Welcome to Brazil! Morning arrival in Rio, the vivacious “sun and fun” capital of South America; meet and transfer to your hotel. The rest of the day is yours to rest, relax, and acclimate Your tour will begin with an orientation meeting with your Tour Manager at approximately 5:30 PM, followed by dinner at a typical Brazilian Churrascaria! We recommend that you select flights which arrive no later than 3:30 PM. Overnight: Rio de Janeiro
Meals: Dinner
Awake this morning in amazing Rio. Begin the day with an ascent by a scenic cog railway to the summit of Corcovado Hill. Here, at 2,400 feet above the city, stands the 125-foot-tall statue of Christ the Redeemer. The Christ statue, that embraces the entire city, is designated as one of the seven “New Wonders of the World.” See the thrilling 360 degree sweeping view of the city and understand why Rio is known as one of the most beautiful cities in the world. Afterwards, continue along Rio’s famous beaches, including Copacabana and Ipanema, before returning to your hotel. Overnight: Rio de Janeiro
Meals: Breakfast
Today is at leisure to discover all of the delights of Rio on your own. Watch the volleyball and soccer matches on the beach, shop for local crafts, and linger at a waterfront cafe. Join the optional not-to-be-missed glass cable car ride that takes you to the top of iconic Sugar Loaf Mountain, symbol of the city, where you’ll see the stunning panorama of the beaches, Corcovado Mountain, downtown Rio, and Guanabara Bay. In the afternoon attend the optional Carnival and Samba Experience. Visit one of the top Samba schools in the city and learn what made the Samba & Carnival, icons of Brazilian national identity. On your last night in Rio at leisure, be sure to sample the cuisine at some of the fabulous restaurants and cafes ringing the beachfront. Optional: Half Day Sugar Loaf Mountain (AM), Optional: Half Day Carnival and Samba Experience (PM). Overnight: Rio de Janeiro
Meals: Breakfast
Depart Rio this morning on a flight to Iguassu Falls. Upon arrival, walk along the winding pathways on the Brazilian side of the majestic and awe-inspiring Falls, one of the world’s greatest natural wonders. Iguassu consists of over 275 separate cataracts across a span of two and one-half miles, wider than Victoria Falls, higher than Niagara Falls, and more dramatic than both. Stand in awe at the unforgettable panoramic views before crossing the border to Iguazu, the Argentinean side of the Falls, for overnight. Return to the hotel and savor a typical Argentine dinner. Overnight: Iguazu
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Your adventure continues this morning on the Argentinean side of the Falls. A rail car takes you to the top of the falls on the Upper Circuit,* and you will walk to the Lower Circuit where the power of nature surrounds you. Continue along the catwalks to Devil’s Gorge. Stand in amazement as you gaze at spectacular “Devil’s Throat” the most magnificent of all of the cataracts. View, photograph, and feel the spray of the thundering waters, a unique experience for your senses. Spend the rest of the day exploring the natural treasures of Iguazu National Park. Overnight: Iguazu.
Meals: Breakfast
This morning, enjoy some additional time at leisure in Iguazu. Time permitting, visit a local school in the afternoon before transferring to the airport for your flight to the cosmopolitan city of Buenos Aires. The city’s beauty is apparent with its elegant architecture, wide tree-shaded boulevards, striking monuments, and sprawling parks. Upon arrival in the evening, check into your hotel. The rest of the night is at leisure. Overnight: Buenos Aires
Meals: Breakfast
Discover the city’s highlights this morning on a tour that includes the Plaza de Mayo, Metropolitan Cathedral, and Casa Rosada (government palace); see the balcony where Eva and Juan Peron made their speeches. Then, to the colorful La Boca neighborhood, a working-class barrio, and the old quarters of San Telmo and Caminito, a mix of colonial style homes, narrow lanes, artists’ lofts, and very trendy cafes. Spend the rest of the afternoon exploring some of Buenos Aires’ neighborhoods and fabulous collection of shops before this evening’s tango lesson with professional Argentine tango dancers. Tonight is at leisure, or participate in the optional Buenos Aires Dinner & Tango Show, Optional: Buenos Aires Dinner & Tango Show (PM), Overnight: Buenos Aires
Meals: Breakfast
DAY 9, Full Day in Buenos Aires
Revisit some of your favorite places in the city today, shop for leatherwear and designer clothes, or join the optional fun-filled Gaucho Party at the Santa Susana Ranch. Get ready for a rustic experience at a typical Argentine ranch (estancia), dedicated to agriculture and the breeding of cattle and horses. After a tour of the grounds, enjoy a typical barbecue lunch, followed by a folklore show with live music and dancing. Return to the hotel with time to freshen up for this evening’s dinner
Optional: Full Day Traditional Gaucho Party. Overnight: Buenos Aires
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
This morning, depart Buenos Aires by flight to Santiago, the energetic capital of Chile. The remainder of the day is free for independent pursuits in this city that blends the old with the new. Overnight: Santiago
Meals: Breakfast
This morning’s city tour takes you through the colonial neighborhoods of the city that contrast with the modern financial center, known as Sanhattan. Pass by beautiful residences that are part of the Barrio Universitario (University Area). In the historic center view the lively Plaza de Armas, with its fountains and sculpture. Continue with a drive along the green Parque Forestal with its stunning Fine Arts Museum. Then, crossing the bohemian neighborhood of Bellavista, and climb up San Cristóbal Hill to a viewpoint, for a magnificent panoramic view of the city with its backdrop of the towering Andes Mountains. This afternoon, join the optional excursion to the Undurraga Winery in the Maipo Valley, one of Chile’s most important wine producing areas. Taste some of Chile’s world-famous wines before returning to Santiago. Optional: Half Day Undurraga Winery Tour & Tasting (PM). Overnight: Santiago
Meals: Breakfast
On your last day in Santiago, visit the picturesque port of Valparaiso, founded in the 16th century on a total of 43 hills that are reached by narrow, windy streets, staircases, and a series of lifts (funiculars) which now constitute a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue to Viña del Mar, known as the Garden City for its pretty parks and flower-lined streets. There will be time to explore and for lunch on your own. On the return to Santiago, stop at some of the most beautiful beaches in the area. Tonight, share memories of your journey in South America at a traditional Chilean dinner at a local restaurant and bid farewell to your Tour Manager. Overnight: Santiago
Meals: Breakfast, Dinner
Transfer to the airport for your departure flight
Meals: Breakfast
© 2021 Worldwide Phenomenal Travel. All rights reserved. Website by web.com.