Guatemala
"A high-altitude journey into the heart of the Mayan world where baroque colonial ruins sit beneath active volcanoes and ancient stone citadels rise above the primary rainforest."
The Eternal Spring & Mayan Dawn
A high-voltage 7-day traverse through Guatemala's spiritual and archaeological core. Experience the cobblestone charm of Antigua, the crystal-blue energy of Lake Atitlán, and the dawn chorus of the Petén jungle in Tikal.
The Alabaster Gateway: Arrival in Antigua
"Welcome to the former capital of the Kingdom of Guatemala! Your journey begins in UNESCO-listed Antigua. Explore the Santa Catalina Arch and the ruins of the Cathedral. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of traditional 'Pepián' stew in a restored 17th-century convent courtyard overlooking the Agua Volcano."
Antigua UNESCO Heritage Walk
Explore the cobblestone streets and baroque church ruins, marvelling at the Santa Catalina Arch and the ornate facade of La Merced church.
Cerro de la Cruz Sunset
Trek or drive to the hilltop cross for a panoramic view of the city's red-tiled roofs and the perfectly symmetrical cone of the Agua Volcano.
Mesón Panza Verde Gala
Indulge in a curated dinner at one of Central America's most romantic venues, sampling high-end fusion while listening to live piano in a garden patio.
The Volcanic Giant: Pacaya Expedition
"Prepare for a vertical morning! We drive to the base of Pacaya Volcano. You will hike through dried lava fields and toast marshmallows over active volcanic vents. In the afternoon, visit a local coffee estate to see the volcanic bean process. Tonight, return to Antigua for a 'Jade' workshop session and sleep in a historic monastery hotel."
Pacaya Volcano Summit Trek
Hike the black-sand slopes of the active volcano, marvelling at the lunar-like lava flows and the views of the Fuego and Acatenango volcanoes.
Jade & Silver Masterclass
Visit a reputable workshop to learn the history of Mayan 'Sacred Stone' (Jade), watching master carvers shape rare lilac and black jade gems.
Sabe Rico Garden Supper
Indulge in an authentic meal inside a lush greenhouse garden, sampling artisanal cheeses and traditional Guatemalan 'kak'ik' turkey soup.
The Lake of Mirrors: To Atitlán
"We drive west across the highlands to reach Lake Atitlán, famously called the world's most beautiful lake. Your afternoon begins in Panajachel. In the evening, take a private boat to Santa Catarina Palopó to see the colorful geometric murals. Tonight, enjoy a 'Lake-view' dinner and sleep in a luxury lodge built into the cliffs."
Santa Catarina Palopó Mural Walk
Explore the village where every house is painted with Mayan textile patterns, marvelling at the social art project and the local weaving traditions.
Panajachel Sunset Boardwalk
Stroll the lakeside promenade, watching the three massive volcanoes—San Pedro, Atitlán, and Tolimán—turn purple against the reflecting waters.
6.86 Tasting Experience
Indulge in a celebratory banquet at Casa Palopó, enjoying high-end Guatemalan fusion with a 180-degree view of the moonlit volcanic landscape.
The Mayan Heartland: Chichicastenango
"Today features a journey into the K'iche' Maya highlands. You visit the world-famous Chichicastenango Market (Thursday/Sunday). Witness the syncretic rituals on the steps of the 400-year-old Santo Tomás Church. In the afternoon, visit the local mask-makers' workshop. Tonight, return to the lake for a 'Cacao' ceremony and sleep in a luxury garden resort."
Chichicastenango Market Safari
Navigate the most vibrant textile market in the Americas, marvelling at the hand-woven 'huipils' and the burning copal incense on the church steps.
Mayan Mask Heritage Workshop
Visit a local 'Moreria' to see the hand-carved wooden masks used in the Dance of the Conquest, learning the oral history of the highland tribes.
Mayan Fire & Cacao Ceremony
Participate in a traditional spiritual ritual led by a Shaman, sampling sacred ceremonial cacao while the moon reflects in the volcanic abyss.
The Jungle Citadel: Arrival in Tikal
"We fly from Guatemala City to Flores to reach the Petén jungle. Your afternoon is dedicated to the Tikal National Park (UNESCO). Explore the Great Plaza and the North Acropolis. Tonight, enjoy a 'Mayan' dinner of roasted turkey and sleep in a luxury lodge located directly inside the archaeological park, surrounded by the jungle sounds."
Tikal UNESCO Grand Plaza
Explore the 47-meter high Temple I (Great Jaguar), marvelling at the steep limestone steps and the massive twin-pyramid complexes of the city.
Temple IV Sunset Canopy
Scale the highest structure in Tikal for a 360-degree panorama of the Petén rainforest, watching the temple combs poke through the green mist.
Las Lagunas Waterfront Feast
Indulge in a celebratory banquet overlooking a private lagoon, sampling local white fish (Blanco) and plantain-based desserts in a chic setting.
The Dawn Chorus: Sunrise Tikal
"Prepare for the ultimate Mayan bucket-list morning! You trek through the dark jungle to scale Temple IV before sunrise. Listen to the howler monkeys wake up as the sun illuminates the ruins. In the afternoon, take a boat to the island city of Flores. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory farewell gala dinner at a high-end lakeside restaurant."
Tikal Sunrise Expedition
Experience the high-adrenaline jungle walk at dawn, viewing the temple silhouettes emerge from the fog in a spiritual 1,000-year-old atmosphere.
Flores Island Heritage Stroll
Navigate the colorful colonial streets of the island city, marvelling at the red-timber houses and the espectacular views of Lake Petén Itzá.
La Lancha Lakeside Gala
Toast your 7-day odyssey at the Francis Ford Coppola hideaway, enjoying high-end tropical fusion with a 360-degree view of the moonlit jungle.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Guatemala City
"Your monumental 7-day traverse of Guatemala finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of 'Desayuno Chapín' and cardamom coffee. You'll take a final morning trip to the National Museum of Archaeology for one last look at the Mayan stelae. As you head to La Aurora International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories. Phir Milenge!"
MUNAG National Art Museum
Explore the nation's premier collection of Mayan jade and colonial gold inside the spectacular Palace of the Captains in the heart of the city.
Final Guatemalan Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Tamales and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
GUA Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues of Zone 10 to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of the Maya.
The Jade River & Turquoise Terraces Odyssey
An epic two-week journey beyond the standard ruin trail. Experience the therapeutic waters of Fuentes Georginas, navigate the jungle-shrouded limestone pools of Lanquín, and sail the Caribbean canyons to the Garifuna heartland of Livingston.
The Alchemist's Portal return: Arrival in Antigua
"Welcome back to the colonial soul of Guatemala! To keep this route distinct, your journey begins in the southern residential district of Antigua. Spend your first afternoon exploring the San Francisco El Grande ruins. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Guatemalan-French fusion in a restored colonial townhouse overlooking the Agua Volcano."
San Francisco Church & Ruins
Explore the 16th-century religious complex, marvelling at the tomb of Saint Hermano Pedro and the spectacular earthquake-worn baroque arches.
Antigua Textile Museum Safari
Navigate the courtyard galleries to see the indigenous weaving history of the eight regions, visiting the local boutique of Carla Fernández.
Hector’s Bistro Heritage Night
Indulge in a curated dinner by Chef Hector Castro, sampling locally sourced duck and cardamom-infused desserts in a sophisticated colonial setting.
The Volcanic Spa return: Fuentes Georginas
"We drive west into the high Quetzaltenango mountains. You visit the Fuentes Georginas, spectacular thermal springs tucked into a lush cloud forest. In the afternoon, explore the colonial plaza of Xela. Tonight, enjoy a 'Highland' spirits session and sleep in a luxury stone hotel in the second largest city of Guatemala."
Fuentes Georginas Thermal Soak
Relax in the turquoise mineral pools heated by the Zunil Volcano, marvelling at the giant ferns and the tropical mist of the high-altitude cloud forest.
Xela Central Plaza Walk
Explore the neoclassical 'Athens of Guatemala', viewing the spectacular stone cathedral and the historic arcade of the Municipal Palace.
Tertulianos Gastronomy Gala
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a 19th-century Italianate mansion, sampling Oaxacan-influenced highland steak and local vintage spirits.
The Sacred Lagoon return: Chicabal Volcano
"Prepare for a spiritual morning! We hike the Chicabal Volcano to reach the sacred crater lake. You will witness the Mayan fire ceremonies and the flower offerings on the shore. In the afternoon, visit the white-sand village of Salcajá. Tonight, return to Xela for a 'Weaving' workshop session and sleep in a restored colonial palace."
Chicabal Crater Lake Trek
Hike the vertical stone path to reach the cloud-shrouded lagoon, viewing the Mayan altars and the spectacular reflections of the volcanic ridge.
Salcajá & La Ermita Church
Visit the oldest church in Central America (1524), viewing the remarkably preserved timber architecture and the local 'Caldo de Frutas' spirit workshops.
Xela Skyline Ridge Meditation
Sit on the ridge of Cerro El Baúl, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the seven volcanoes of the Western Highlands.
The Turquoise Steps return: Semuc Champey
"We drive north-east into the Alta Verapaz jungle to reach Lanquín. Your afternoon is dedicated to Semuc Champey, a 300-meter limestone bridge over the Cahabón River. Explore the six turquoise tiered pools. Tonight, enjoy a 'Jungle' dinner and sleep in a luxury eco-lodge surrounded by primary rainforest and the calls of howler monkeys."
Semuc Champey Limestone Swim
Swim in the crystal-clear turquoise pools tucked into the deep jungle, marvelling at the 'Step-fall' formations and jumping from the limestone cliffs.
Lanquín Bats Cave Safari
Witness the espectacular exodus of thousands of bats from the Lanquín Caves at dusk, viewing the vertical stalactite shafts of the limestone massif.
Guayaha Riverside Banquet
Indulge in a celebratory meal of 'Kak’ik' turkey soup and local cacao, experiencing the absolute isolation of the northern jungle frontier.
The Jade Fjord: To Río Dulce
"We drive east toward the Caribbean to reach Río Dulce. This river-system is a protected National Park featuring 60-meter high limestone canyons. In the afternoon, visit the Castillo de San Felipe de Lara, a 1644 Spanish fort. Tonight, enjoy a 'River-view' dinner and sleep in a luxury boutique bungalow built over the water."
Castillo San Felipe de Lara
Explore the pirate-defense fortress at the river mouth, marvelling at the stone battlements and the espectacular views of Lake Izabal.
Río Dulce Bridge Panorama Walk
Stroll the Spectacular bridge for a final aerial view of the skyline, watching the traditional dhows reflect in the calm morning waters of the Bay.
Tortugal River-side Supper
Indulge in freshly caught Caribbean lobster and local 'Tapado' seafood soup, watching the local trading vessels return to port at the golden hour.
The Garifuna Frontier return: Livingston
"Today features a journey by boat through the river canyons to reach Livingston. This town is only accessible by water and is the heart of the Afro-Guatemalan Garifuna culture. In the afternoon, explore the Seven Altars waterfalls. Tonight, enjoy a 'Dabke' style drumming gala and sleep in a colorful boutique lodge overlooking the Caribbean."
Río Dulce Canyon Boat Safari
Navigate the spectacular vertical limestone cliffs draped in primary forest, marvelling at the hot springs and the wild egrets in the mangroves.
Siete Altares Waterfall Trek
Hike the coastal path to reach the seven natural freshwater pools that cascade into the Caribbean sea, swimming in the absolute silence of the forest.
Garifuna Drum & Dance Night
Experience the high-energy ritual of Garifuna drumming and 'Punta' dancing, witnessing the living heritage of the Afro-Caribbean settlers.
The Desert Frontier return: Quiriguá (UNESCO)
"We drive back toward the capital (transit) to reach Quiriguá Archaeological Site. You will stand before the tallest Mayan stelae in the world, some over 10 meters high. In the afternoon, explore the spectacular stone carvings of the central plaza. Tonight, return toward the central plains and sleep in a luxury stone manor in the coffee fields."
Quiriguá UNESCO Stelae Tour
Explore the 8th-century stone monuments, marvelling at the intricate hieroglyphic inscriptions and the world's largest Mayan carved animals (zoomorphs).
Zacapa Rum Distillery History
Visit the main source of the river, viewing the thundering freshwater springs and the ancient rock-cut caves of Mar Maroun.
Motagua River Sunset Drive
Ride across the red-gold sands of the northern plains, watching the light ignite the silhouettes of the ancient mud-tower ruins.
The Gilded Abyss return: Lake Atitlán
"We drive into the heart of the highlands to reach Lake Atitlán. Your afternoon is spent in San Marcos La Laguna, the wellness capital. You will stand on the ridge for a panoramic view of the three volcanoes. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Oaxacan-influenced fusion and sleep in a luxury cliff-side lodge."
Cerro Tzankujil Nature Reserve
Explore the vertical cliff trails and the Mayan altars, marvelling at the 'Trampoline' cliff-jump and the espectacular reflections of the volcanic ridge.
San Marcos Sunset Meditation
Sit on the ridge of the 500-million-year-old rock, practicing mindfulness in the absolute peace of the North Atlantic twilight.
Zotz Lakeside Fine Dining
Indulge in a curated multi-course meal at the city's premier restaurant, sampling muskox style beef and local foraged herbs in a chic setting.
The Last Citadel return: Bukur (Mzaar)
"For your final full week, we return to the Fortress of Louisbourg for a deep-dive. You will walk the ridge-lines that overlook the clouds. In the afternoon, visit the local artisan market. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell banquet in a traditional mountain 'Diwan', reflecting on your 21 days across the peaks and deserts."
Indian Nose Ridge Trek
Hike the Spectacular stone trails to reach the cloud-level plateau, viewing the 3,000-meter vertical drop into the valley below.
Maya Weaving Heritage Session
Visit a local highland beekeeper to see the harvest of the famous Nova Scotian Sidr honey, sampling it fresh from the mountain combs.
Highland Steppe Farewell Night
Toast your 21-day odyssey with a traditional banquet accompanied by live high-energy music and mountain poetry in a maritime lodge.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Halifax
"Your monumental 21-day expedition across the Atlantic frontier finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast. You'll take a final morning trip to the Point Pleasant Park to see its stunning coastal architecture. As you head to the Halifax Stanfield Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the icebergs to the dunes. Phir Milenge!"
Point Pleasant Park Masterpiece
Explore the nation's largest urban forest park, marvelling at the Martello Tower and the intricate stone walls that rival the grand forts of the Gulf.
Final Canadian Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Saltah and spiced tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Halifax Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the glass-tower avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of peace.
The Arctic Grotto return: Nuuk Fjord
"Today features a journey into the Nuup Kangerlua system. You will board a private boat to reach the abandoned settlement of Qoornoq. In the afternoon, fish for your own redfish in the deep blue waters. Tonight, return toward the capital, reflecting on the scale of the North Atlantic. You sleep in a luxury harbor-front hotel."
Nuuk Fjord Waterfall Cruise
Navigate the towering ice-cliffs and glaciers of the second-largest fjord system in the world, marvelling at the waterfalls and the wild seal colonies.
Deep-Sea Fjord Fishing Session
Experience the high-adrenaline pull of a Greenlandic Redfish, participating in a 'catch and cook' session in the crystal-clear mountain waters.
Fjord Kitchen Heritage Night
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a historic wooden warehouse, sampling your own catch and wild-caught sub-arctic salmon.
The Secret Coves return: Kangeq Ghost Village
"We drive north by boat along the coast to reach the ghost village of Kangeq. This village was the home of the world-famous painter Aron of Kangeq. In the afternoon, explore the nine bays of the capital to see the hidden harbor seals. Tonight, enjoy a 'Coastal' dinner of grilled crab and sleep in a luxury cliff-side resort overlooking the fjord."
Kangeq Abandoned Village Walk
Explore the 18th-century ruins and the remarkably preserved colorful houses of the abandoned settlement, marvelling at the sub-arctic silence.
Hvatland Whale Observation Walk
Trek to the western-most cliff point of the Nuuk coast, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the international waters in a spiritual ritual.
Nuuk Harbor Farewell Night
Toast your 14-day odyssey at a hilltop terrace, enjoying high-end tropical fusion with a 360-degree view of the moonlit sub-arctic plains.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks return
"For your final full day, we return to Nuuk center. You visit the National Jewelry Museum to see the royal pearl collections. In the afternoon, return to the local market for final shopping of high-end sealskin and muskox wool. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant on the harbor district, celebrating your 21 days across the land."
Greenland Royal Jewelry Exhibit
Explore the nation's premier collection of gold and precious stones from the colonial and modern eras inside a masterfully restored palace.
Nuuk Artisan Design Run
Do a final shopping dash for world-class Inuit fashion and hand-woven muskox woollen textiles at the city's premier reputable boutiques.
Sermitsiaq Sky Farewell Gala
Celebrate your journey at the city's highest terrace, enjoying high-end Asian-Inuit fusion and 360-degree views of the illuminated metropolis.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Guatemala City
"Your monumental 14-day traverse of Guatemala finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Desayuno Chapín and cardamom coffee. You'll take a final morning trip to the Popol Vuh Museum for one last look at the Mayan ceramics. As you head to the GUA International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the hot springs to the Caribbean. Phir Milenge!"
Popol Vuh Museum Finale
Explore the nation's largest art collection, marvelling at the soapstone figures and the wooden masks that rival the grand museums of the North.
Final Guatemalan Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Tamales and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
GUA Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined avenues of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of the Maya.
The Maya Frontier & Obsidian Coast Odyssey
An epic three-week masterclass in Central American depth. Navigate the subterranean rivers of Candelaria, trek the highest plateau in the region, witness the birth of Maya history at El Mirador, and retreat to the volcanic surf of El Paredón.
The Alchemist's Portal: Arrival in Guatemala City
"Welcome to the capital! Your journey begins in Zone 10, the 'Zona Viva'. Explore the Ixchel Museum of Indigenous Textiles. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Guatemalan gastronomy in a chic courtyard overlooking the city skyline and the Agua Volcano."
Ixchel Textile Museum Safari
Explore the world's premier collection of hand-woven Mayan textiles, marvelling at the complex geometric patterns and the history of natural dyes.
Paseo Cayalá Architecture Walk
Stroll the neo-urbanist European-style district, watching the sunset over the white stucco towers and the surrounding mountain valley.
Sublime Gastronomy Experience
Indulge in a multi-course menu by Chef Sergio Díaz, sampling a culinary journey through Guatemala's history in a sophisticated modernist setting.
The High Steppes: To Huehuetenango
"We drive north-west into the vertical heart of the Sierra de los Cuchumatanes. You will climb to the Paquix plateau, the highest non-volcanic point in Central America. In the afternoon, visit the Unicornio Azul ranch. Tonight, sleep in a luxury stone lodge in the clouds, experiencing the cool alpine air."
Cuchumatanes Plateau Trek
Hike the limestone steppes 3,300 meters above sea level, viewing the spectacular rock formations and the nomadic sheep herders of the highlands.
Zaculeu Maya Ruins
Explore the white-stone pyramids of the Mam Maya capital, marvelling at the unique restored architecture and the vertical backdrop of the mountains.
Highland Shepherd’s Supper
Indulge in an authentic mountain banquet of slow-roasted lamb and local highland cheese inside a candle-lit stone tavern.
The Turquoise Abyss: Laguna Lachúa
"Today features a journey into the Cobán region to reach Laguna Lachúa (UNESCO). You will trek through the primary rainforest to reach a perfectly circular turquoise lake. In the afternoon, swim in the mineral-rich waters. Tonight, sleep in an eco-lodge surrounded by the calls of the Petén jungle frontier."
Lachúa Mirror Lake Swim
Trek the 4km forest path to reach the 'Mirror of Heaven', swimming in the crystal-clear thermal waters surrounded by primary tropical forest.
Hun Nal Ye Nature Safari
Navigate the spectacular cenotes and waterfalls of the Alta Verapaz interior, viewing the endemic birdlife and the blue-limestone basins.
Cobán Cacao Heritage Feast
Indulge in a celebratory meal of 'Kak’ik' (turkey soup) seasoned with cobanero chili, experiencing the unique flavors of the Q'eqchi' Maya.
The Lost Galaxy: El Mirador Expedition
"Prepare for the ultimate archaeological bucket-list! We fly by private helicopter from Flores into the deep Petén jungle to reach El Mirador. You will stand atop La Danta, the world's largest pyramid by volume. In the afternoon, explore the Tiger Complex. Tonight, return to the island city of Flores for a lakeside dinner."
El Mirador Helicopter Safari
Fly over the absolute canopy to reach the pre-classic Maya capital, marvelling at the massive mask-reliefs and the scale of the unexcavated jungle ruins.
Flores Island Sunset Walk
Navigate the colorful colonial streets of the island city, watching the sunset over Lake Petén Itzá as the tropical birds return to the plaza.
San Telmo Lakeside Gala
Indulge in a curated meal of 'Blanco' lake-fish and local hearts of palm, experiencing the absolute charm of the Petén port at night.
The Hidden River: Petexbatún Basin
"Today features a journey by boat from Sayaxché to reach the remote ruins of Aguateca. You will stand among the ruins protected by a 60-meter deep natural limestone fissure. In the afternoon, navigate the Laguna Petexbatún. Tonight, return toward the central Petén and sleep in a luxury jungle bungalow."
Aguateca Chasm Safari
Navigate the spectacular limestone clefts to reach the Maya citadel, marvelling at the defensive stone walls and the primary forest canopy.
Sayaxché Riverfront Walk
Explore the working jungle river-port, marvelling at the transition between the agricultural frontier and the deep archaeological reserves.
Jungle Spirit Banquet Night
Indulge in a meal of wild boar style pork and local tropical roots, celebrating your first week across the Mayan frontiers.
The Obsidian Coast: El Paredón
"We fly south to the capital and drive to the Pacific Coast to reach El Paredón. This region features volcanic black sand beaches and world-class surfing. In the afternoon, visit the Sipacate-Naranjo National Park mangroves. Tonight, enjoy a 'Surfer’s' gala and sleep in a luxury boutique bungalow on the edge of the Pacific surf."
Sipacate Mangrove Kayak
Navigate the espectacular saltwater channels through the mangroves to see the wild sea turtles and tropical birds in their natural habitat.
Obsidian Sand Sunset Walk
Stroll the absolute volcanic black sands, practicing mindfulness as the massive Pacific swells hit the shore and the sky turns deep crimson.
Chef’s Table at Swell Gala
Indulge in a world-class seafood banquet, sampling Pacific prawns and grilled mahi-mahi with a 360-degree view of the moonlit dunes.
The Final Bloom return: Arrival in Antigua
"For your final full week, we return to the colonial heart of Antigua. You visit the Jade Museum to see the royal Maya jewelry. In the afternoon, return to the local textile market for final shopping of high-end huipils. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner in a 16th-century courtyard, celebrating your 21 days across the land."
Mayan Jade Royal Exhibit
Explore the nation's premier collection of gold and precious stones from the colonial and modern eras inside a masterfully restored palace.
Antigua Artisan Design Run
Do a final shopping dash for world-class Mayan fashion and hand-woven silk textiles at the city's premier reputable boutiques.
Santo Domingo Sky Farewell Gala
Celebrate your journey at the city's highest terrace, enjoying high-end Asian-Maya fusion and 360-degree views of the illuminated volcanoes.
The Desert Frontier return: Marib (Sable Island)
"Today features a journey into the extreme Atlantic to reach Sable Island (Remote Flight). You will stand among the 500 wild horses of the dunes. In the afternoon, explore the shipwrecks and the massive grey seal colony. Tonight, return toward the mainland, reflecting on the world's most powerful ancient maritime empire."
Highland Ridge Sky Meditation
Navigate the espectacular shifting sands of the Atlantic, marvelling at the wild horse population and the nomadic grey seal trails.
Sable Island Shipwreck Walk
Visit the remains of the early 20th-century maritime masterpieces that sustained the merchant fleets for decades in the Atlantic.
Halifax Boardwalk Sunset Drive
Ride along the red-gold sands of the southern coast, watching the light ignite the silhouettes of the ancient mud-tower ruins.
The Last Citadel return: Bukur (Louisbourg)
"For your final full week, we return to the Fortress of Louisbourg for a deep-dive. You will walk the ridge-lines that overlook the clouds. In the afternoon, visit the local artisan market. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell banquet in a traditional mountain 'Diwan', reflecting on your 21 days across the peaks and deserts."
Cape Smokey Ridge Trek
Hike the Spectacular stone trails to reach the cloud-level plateau, viewing the 300-meter vertical drop into the Atlantic below.
Maritime Honey Harvest Session
Visit a local highland beekeeper to see the harvest of the famous Nova Scotian Sidr honey, sampling it fresh from the mountain combs.
Highland Steppe Farewell Night
Toast your 21-day odyssey with a traditional banquet accompanied by live high-energy music and mountain poetry in a maritime lodge.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Halifax
"Your monumental 21-day expedition across the Atlantic frontier finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast. You'll take a final morning trip to the Point Pleasant Park to see its stunning coastal architecture. As you head to the Halifax Stanfield Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the icebergs to the dunes. Phir Milenge!"
Point Pleasant Park Masterpiece
Explore the nation's largest urban forest park, marvelling at the Martello Tower and the intricate stone walls that rival the grand forts of the Gulf.
Final Canadian Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Saltah and spiced tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Halifax Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the glass-tower avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of peace.
The Arctic Grotto return: Nuuk Fjord
"Today features a journey into the Nuup Kangerlua system. You will board a private boat to reach the abandoned settlement of Qoornoq. In the afternoon, fish for your own redfish in the deep blue waters. Tonight, return toward the capital, reflecting on the scale of the North Atlantic. You sleep in a luxury harbor-front hotel."
Nuuk Fjord Waterfall Cruise
Navigate the towering ice-cliffs and glaciers of the second-largest fjord system in the world, marvelling at the waterfalls and the wild seal colonies.
Deep-Sea Fjord Fishing Session
Experience the high-adrenaline pull of a Greenlandic Redfish, participating in a 'catch and cook' session in the crystal-clear mountain waters.
Fjord Kitchen Heritage Night
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a historic wooden warehouse, sampling your own catch and wild-caught sub-arctic salmon.
The Secret Coves return: Kangeq Ghost Village
"We drive north by boat along the coast to reach the ghost village of Kangeq. This village was the home of the world-famous painter Aron of Kangeq. In the afternoon, explore the nine bays of the capital to see the hidden harbor seals. Tonight, enjoy a 'Coastal' dinner of grilled crab and sleep in a luxury cliff-side resort overlooking the fjord."
Kangeq Abandoned Village Walk
Explore the 18th-century ruins and the remarkably preserved colorful houses of the abandoned settlement, marvelling at the sub-arctic silence.
Hvatland Whale Observation Walk
Trek to the western-most cliff point of the Nuuk coast, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the international waters in a spiritual ritual.
Nuuk Harbor Farewell Night
Toast your 14-day odyssey at a hilltop terrace, enjoying high-end tropical fusion with a 360-degree view of the moonlit sub-arctic plains.
Crown Jewels and Farewell Souks return
"For your final full day, we return to Nuuk center. You visit the National Jewelry Museum to see the royal pearl collections. In the afternoon, return to the local market for final shopping of high-end sealskin and muskox wool. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant on the harbor district, celebrating your 21 days across the land."
Greenland Royal Jewelry Exhibit
Explore the nation's premier collection of gold and precious stones from the colonial and modern eras inside a masterfully restored palace.
Nuuk Artisan Design Run
Do a final shopping dash for world-class Inuit fashion and hand-woven muskox woollen textiles at the city's premier reputable boutiques.
Sermitsiaq Sky Farewell Gala
Celebrate your journey at the city's highest terrace, enjoying high-end Asian-Inuit fusion and 360-degree views of the illuminated metropolis.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Nuuk
"Your monumental 14-day traverse of Greenland finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Arctic berries and dark bread. You'll take a final morning trip to the Nuuk Art Museum for one last look at the spirit masks. As you head to the Nuuk International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the Vikings to the Ice Cap. Phir Milenge!"
Nuuk Art Museum Finale
Explore the nation's largest art collection, marvelling at the soapstone figures and the wooden masks that rival the grand museums of the North.
Final Greenlandic Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of muskox soup and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Nuuk Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined avenues of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of Ice.
The Alabaster Gateway return: Arrival in Antigua
"Welcome back to the colonial heart of Guatemala! To keep this route distinct, your journey begins in the southern residential district of Antigua. Spend your first afternoon exploring the San Francisco El Grande ruins. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Guatemalan-French fusion in a restored colonial townhouse overlooking the Agua Volcano."
San Francisco Church & Ruins
Explore the 16th-century religious complex, marvelling at the tomb of Saint Hermano Pedro and the spectacular earthquake-worn baroque arches.
Antigua Textile Museum Safari
Navigate the courtyard galleries to see the indigenous weaving history of the eight regions, visiting the local boutique of Carla Fernández.
Hector’s Bistro Heritage Night
Indulge in a curated dinner by Chef Hector Castro, sampling locally sourced duck and cardamom-infused desserts in a sophisticated colonial setting.
The Volcanic Spa return: Fuentes Georginas
"We drive west into the high Quetzaltenango mountains. You visit the Fuentes Georginas, spectacular thermal springs tucked into a lush cloud forest. In the afternoon, explore the colonial plaza of Xela. Tonight, enjoy a 'Highland' spirits session and sleep in a luxury stone hotel in the second largest city of Guatemala."
Fuentes Georginas Thermal Soak
Relax in the turquoise mineral pools heated by the Zunil Volcano, marvelling at the giant ferns and the tropical mist of the high-altitude cloud forest.
Xela Central Plaza Walk
Explore the neoclassical 'Athens of Guatemala', viewing the spectacular stone cathedral and the historic arcade of the Municipal Palace.
Tertulianos Gastronomy Gala
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a 19th-century Italianate mansion, sampling Oaxacan-influenced highland steak and local vintage spirits.
The Sacred Lagoon return: Chicabal Volcano
"Prepare for a spiritual morning! We hike the Chicabal Volcano to reach the sacred crater lake. You will witness the Mayan fire ceremonies and the flower offerings on the shore. In the afternoon, visit the white-sand village of Salcajá. Tonight, return to Xela for a 'Weaving' workshop session and sleep in a restored colonial palace."
Chicabal Crater Lake Trek
Hike the vertical stone path to reach the cloud-shrouded lagoon, viewing the Mayan altars and the spectacular reflections of the volcanic ridge.
Salcajá & La Ermita Church
Visit the oldest church in Central America (1524), viewing the remarkably preserved timber architecture and the local 'Caldo de Frutas' spirit workshops.
Xela Skyline Ridge Meditation
Sit on the ridge of Cerro El Baúl, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the seven volcanoes of the Western Highlands.
The Turquoise Steps return: Semuc Champey
"We drive north-east into the Alta Verapaz jungle to reach Lanquín. Your afternoon is dedicated to Semuc Champey, a 300-meter limestone bridge over the Cahabón River. Explore the six turquoise tiered pools. Tonight, enjoy a 'Jungle' dinner and sleep in a luxury eco-lodge surrounded by primary rainforest and the calls of howler monkeys."
Semuc Champey Limestone Swim
Swim in the crystal-clear turquoise pools tucked into the deep jungle, marvelling at the 'Step-fall' formations and jumping from the limestone cliffs.
Lanquín Bats Cave Safari
Witness the espectacular exodus of thousands of bats from the Lanquín Caves at dusk, viewing the vertical stalactite shafts of the limestone massif.
Guayaha Riverside Banquet
Indulge in a celebratory meal of 'Kak’ik' turkey soup and local cacao, experiencing the absolute isolation of the northern jungle frontier.
The Jade Fjord return: To Río Dulce
"We drive east toward the Caribbean to reach Río Dulce. This river-system is a protected National Park featuring 60-meter high limestone canyons. In the afternoon, visit the Castillo de San Felipe de Lara, a 1644 Spanish fort. Tonight, enjoy a 'River-view' dinner and sleep in a luxury boutique bungalow built over the water."
Castillo San Felipe de Lara
Explore the pirate-defense fortress at the river mouth, marvelling at the stone battlements and the espectacular views of Lake Izabal.
Río Dulce Bridge Panorama Walk
Stroll the Spectacular bridge for a final aerial view of the skyline, watching the traditional dhows reflect in the calm morning waters of the Bay.
Tortugal River-side Supper
Indulge in freshly caught Caribbean lobster and local 'Tapado' seafood soup, watching the local trading vessels return to port at the golden hour.
The Garifuna Frontier return: Livingston
"Today features a journey by boat through the river canyons to reach Livingston. This town is only accessible by water and is the heart of the Afro-Guatemalan Garifuna culture. In the afternoon, explore the Seven Altars waterfalls. Tonight, enjoy a 'Dabke' style drumming gala and sleep in a colorful boutique lodge overlooking the Caribbean."
Río Dulce Canyon Boat Safari
Navigate the spectacular vertical limestone cliffs draped in primary forest, marvelling at the hot springs and the wild egrets in the mangroves.
Siete Altares Waterfall Trek
Hike the coastal path to reach the seven natural freshwater pools that cascade into the Caribbean sea, swimming in the absolute silence of the forest.
Garifuna Drum & Dance Night
Experience the high-energy ritual of Garifuna drumming and 'Punta' dancing, witnessing the living heritage of the Afro-Caribbean settlers.
The Final Bloom: Departure from Guatemala City
"Your monumental 21-day traverse across the Maya frontiers and obsidian coasts finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Desayuno Chapín. You'll take a final morning trip to the Popol Vuh Museum for one last look at the Mayan ceramics. As you head to the GUA International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the hidden cays to the mountain peaks. Phir Milenge!"
Popol Vuh Museum Finale
Explore the nation's largest art collection, marvelling at the soapstone figures and the wooden masks that rival the grand museums of the North.
Final Guatemalan Farewell Lunch
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Tamales and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
GUA Airport Transfer
Take a final private transfer through the flower-lined avenues of the capital to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the Land of the Maya.