"A high-voltage journey through the American West where the ancient geological layers of the Grand Canyon meet the neon-lit futuristic skyline of Las Vegas."
A 7-day traverse through the crown jewels of the American Southwest. Experience the vertical depth of the Grand Canyon, the curated curves of Antelope Canyon, and the high-octane luxury of the Las Vegas Strip.
"Welcome to the Red Rock Country! Your journey begins in Sedona, famous for its towering crimson formations and spiritual energy. Explore the Chapel of the Holy Cross built into the cliffs. In the afternoon, hike the Bell Rock pathway. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Southwest 'Cactus' cuisine at a restaurant overlooking the red spires."
Explore the architectural marvel wedged into the red rock buttes, marvelling at the 250-foot drop and the panoramic views of the Verde Valley.
Navigate the rugged red rock trails in a specialized 4x4, climbing the 'Road to Hell' for a spectacular sunset view of the sub-alpine forest.
Indulge in a curated dinner by Chef Lisa Dahl, sampling South American inspired steak and seafood while watching the stars over the Mogollon Rim.
"We drive north to reach the Grand Canyon (UNESCO). You will stand at Mather Point for your first glimpse of the 1.6km deep gorge. In the afternoon, walk a portion of the Bright Angel Trail. Tonight, return to the historic El Tovar Hotel for a sunset dinner and sleep in a luxury suite just steps from the canyon edge."
Explore the paved trail from Mather Point to Yavapai Observation Station, marvelling at the two-billion-year-old rock layers and the Colorado River below.
Experience the breathtaking aerial view of the North and South Rims, flying over the Dragon Corridor where the canyon is at its widest and deepest.
Ride the park shuttle to the western-most viewpoint, practicing mindfulness as the shadows fill the canyon and the peaks turn deep crimson.
"Today features a journey to Page, Arizona. You visit the Upper Antelope Canyon to see the famous 'light beams' hitting the corkscrew sandstone walls. In the afternoon, walk to the Horseshoe Bend lookout to see the 270-degree turn of the Colorado River. Tonight, enjoy a 'Navajo' dinner and sleep in a luxury desert resort overlooking Lake Powell."
Navigate the narrow slot canyon with an indigenous guide, marvelling at the wave-like rock formations and the photographic play of light and shadow.
Trek the sandy path to the 1,000-foot cliff edge, capturing the iconic photo of the emerald river winding around the massive sandstone pedestal.
Indulge in a celebratory banquet on a private vessel, watching the red-rock cliffs of Glen Canyon reflect in the turquoise waters of Lake Powell.
"We drive east into the Navajo Nation to reach Monument Valley. You will stand among the massive sandstone 'Mittens' used in countless Western films. In the afternoon, take a 4x4 tour into the restricted tribal park. Tonight, enjoy a traditional 'Navajo Taco' feast and sleep in a lodge built directly on the rim of the valley."
Explore the restricted areas of the valley with a Navajo guide, visiting the Ear of the Wind arch and hearing traditional stories of the totems.
Visit the most famous movie location in the valley, watching a lone horseman silhouette against the Mittens as the sky turns orange and purple.
Indulge in a meal of fry-bread and corn-based dishes inside a traditional earth-covered Hogan, experiencing the ancient hospitality of the Diné.
"We drive west across the desert to reach Las Vegas, the world's entertainment capital. Your afternoon begins with a walk through the 'Bellagio Conservatory' to see the seasonal floral displays. In the evening, witness the Fountains of Bellagio show. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of world-class French-American fusion at a restaurant overlooking the Strip."
Explore the 14,000-square-foot indoor botanical gardens and the Fountains of Bellagio, marvelling at the synchronized water, light, and music show.
Ride the world's second-tallest observation wheel, reaching 167 meters for a 360-degree panorama of the neon-lit Strip and the surrounding desert.
Indulge in a celebratory banquet at the waterfront, viewing the fountains while sampling the original 'California Cuisine' that defined Vegas dining.
"Today features a journey into the history of the city. You visit the Neon Museum to see the restored signs of the 1950s. In the afternoon, experience a show at 'The Sphere', the world's largest spherical structure with high-res LED displays. Tonight, enjoy a celebratory farewell gala dinner at a high-end steakhouse in the Wynn."
Explore the 'graveyard' of classic Vegas signs, marvelling at the Stardust and Moulin Rouge neon masterpieces that tell the story of the mob era.
Step inside the multi-billion dollar venue to see 'Postcard from Earth', experiencing the high-tech sensory immersion of 16K resolution visuals.
Celebrate your 7-day traverse at the 'Lake of Dreams' at Wynn, enjoying premium Wagyu beef while watching the animatronic water shows.
"Your incredible 7-day traverse of the American Southwest finally concludes. Wake up for a final luxury breakfast of 'Nevada Benedict' overlooking the pools. You'll take a final morning trip to the 'Seven Magic Mountains' art installation in the desert. As you head to Harry Reid International Airport, you carry memories of red rocks and neon nights. Phir Milenge!"
Explore Ugo Rondinone's fluorescent totem sculpture in the Ivanpah Valley, marvelling at the contrast between the neon boulders and the desert.
Enjoy a final authentic meal of French pastries and Champagne at Bardot Brasserie before your long journey home.
Take a final private transfer through the glass-tower avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Goodbye' to the Land of Opportunity.
An epic two-week journey beyond the desert trail. Experience the world's most scenic drive along Highway 1, explore the tech-and-fog beauty of San Francisco, and trek through 2,000-year-old forests.
"Welcome to the coast! Your journey begins in Santa Barbara, where Spanish Colonial architecture meets the Pacific. Explore the 'Queen of the Missions.' In the afternoon, walk the Stearns Wharf. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of Santa Maria-style BBQ and local Pinot Noir on State Street."
Explore the 1786 Spanish mission, marvelling at the twin bell towers, the historic cemetery, and the spectacular views of the Santa Ynez Mountains.
Stroll California's oldest working wharf, watching the fishing fleet return and capturing the coastline as the lights of the Riviera ignite.
Indulge in a curated dinner at The Lark or Loquita, sampling seasonal Central Coast produce inside a converted industrial warehouse district.
"We drive north along Highway 1 to San Simeon. You visit Hearst Castle, the opulent estate of publishing tycoon William Randolph Hearst. Explore the Neptune Pool and the Roman Room. In the afternoon, see the Elephant Seal rookery at Piedras Blancas. Tonight, sleep in a boutique coastal lodge in Cambria."
Explore the 165-room Mediterranean Revival estate, marvelling at the ancient European ceilings and the world-famous outdoor Neptune Pool.
Witness thousands of wild elephant seals on the beach, viewing the massive bulls and pups from the protected boardwalks of the North Coast.
Trek the coastal boardwalk to find sea-glass and moonstones, practicing mindfulness as the Pacific spray hits the volcanic rock formations.
"Prepare for the world's most spectacular drive! We cross the Bixby Creek Bridge and navigate the cliffs of Big Sur. You will visit McWay Falls, an 80-foot waterfall that drops directly onto a sandy beach. In the afternoon, explore the purple sands of Pfeiffer Beach. Tonight, sleep in a luxury yurt or cliff-side resort in the redwoods."
Stop at the most iconic bridge on Highway 1, capturing the 260-foot high concrete arch and the vertical drop to the turquoise Pacific.
Explore the coastal waterfall trail, marvelling at the rare 'tidefall' that spills into the emerald cove of the Pacific Ocean.
Navigate the hidden road to reach the purple-sand beach, watching the sunset light beam through the natural stone archway.
"We drive to Carmel-by-the-Sea, a fairy-tale village of thatched-roof cottages. In the afternoon, navigate the 17-Mile Drive to see the Lone Cypress. Visit the Monterey Bay Aquarium to see the kelp forest. Tonight, enjoy a seafood feast at Canary Row and sleep in a luxury harbor-front hotel."
Explore the private coastal road, marvelling at the Lone Cypress, the Ghost Tree, and the world-famous greens of Pebble Beach Golf Links.
Experience the world-class marine center, viewing the three-story kelp forest and the million-gallon Open Sea exhibit with tuna and sharks.
Indulge in a celebratory seafood dinner in the historic cannery district, sampling local abalone and Dungeness crab in an opulent setting.
"We drive north past Santa Cruz to reach San Francisco. Your afternoon begins at the Golden Gate Bridge (Battery Spencer) for the ultimate view. In the evening, explore the historic district of Haight-Ashbury. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Californian cuisine in the trendy Mission District."
Explore the world's most famous bridge, marvelling at the International Orange towers and the fog rolling through the Golden Gate strait.
Board the ferry to the world's most famous prison, navigating the cellblocks at night and hearing the harrowing escape stories of the inmates.
Indulge in an elevated tasting at Californios or a classic safari through the taco trucks, sampling the city's premier Latin fusion.
"Spend your morning at Alamo Square to see the Painted Ladies Victorian houses. In the afternoon, ride the historic Cable Cars from Union Square to Fisherman's Wharf. Tonight, enjoy a Dungeness Crab feast at Pier 39 and watch the sea lions. You stay in a luxury Nob Hill palace hotel."
Ride the world's last manually operated cable car system, followed by a walk down the 'Crookedest Street in the World' in Russian Hill.
Explore the spectacular Snohetta-designed museum, viewing the Fisher Collection and masterpieces by Warhol and Kahlo in the heart of SoMa.
Toast your first week at the revolving sky-bar on Nob Hill, enjoying 360-degree views of the Bay Bridge and the illuminated Transamerica Pyramid.
"We drive across the Bay Bridge to reach Napa Valley. You visit the Castello di Amorosa, a 13th-century style Tuscan castle winery. In the afternoon, ride the Napa Valley Wine Train through the vineyards of St. Helena. Tonight, enjoy a 'Michelin' dinner in Yountville and sleep in a luxury vineyard resort."
Take a private guided tour of the medieval-style castle, sampling premium Cabernet Sauvignon in the hand-painted Great Hall and vaulted cellars.
Ride the restored 1917 Pullman lounge cars, enjoying a multi-course gourmet lunch while passing the world-famous estates of Oakville.
Indulge in a world-class degustation menu by Chef Thomas Keller (9 courses), experiencing the absolute pinnacle of American gastronomy.
"We drive across the Golden Gate to reach Muir Woods National Monument. You will stand among the coastal redwoods, some over 800 years old and 250 feet tall. In the afternoon, visit the Mediterranean-style village of Sausalito. Tonight, enjoy a waterfront dinner and sleep in a luxury lodge overlooking the San Francisco skyline."
Explore the ancient groves of Sequoia sempervirens, practicing forest bathing along the Redwood Creek trail in the mist of the North Coast.
Navigate the artisan boutiques and houseboat communities, capturing the ultimate photo of the city skyline from across the Richardson Bay.
Trek the suspension bridge to reach the 1855 lighthouse perched on the basalt cliffs, watching the sun set into the absolute Pacific horizon.
"We drive north along the rugged Highway 1 to reach Mendocino. This New England-style village is perched on a sheer cliff overlooking the Pacific. In the afternoon, visit the Glass Beach in Fort Bragg. Tonight, enjoy a 'Coastal' dinner of sea urchin and sleep in a Victorian lodge surrounded by wild gardens."
Explore the unique shoreline where decades of sea-worn glass have created a beach of colorful gems, marvelling at the ecological restoration.
Navigate the vertical sandstone cliffs and arches by kayak, exploring the hidden marine caves and viewing the harbor seals at sea level.
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside a 1893 Victorian house, sampling local Dungeness crab and Mendocino Ridge Zinfandel wines.
"Prepare for a journey through the tallest trees on earth. We drive the 'Avenue of the Giants' in Humboldt Redwoods State Park. You will stand in the Founders Grove to see the 362-foot high giants. In the afternoon, explore the Victorian city of Eureka. Tonight, sleep in a restored timber palace hotel on the edge of the redwood forest."
Navigate the 31-mile scenic road through the ancient forest, stopping at the Shrine Drive-Thru Tree and the Immortality Tree monolith.
Wander the Old Town of Eureka to see the world's most spectacular Queen Anne-style mansion, marvelling at the redwood timber craftsmanship.
Board the MV Madaket, the oldest commercial vessel on the coast, watching the bald eagles and seals in the massive Pacific saltwater estuary.
"We drive to Redwood National Park (UNESCO). You visit Fern Canyon, the spectacular 50-foot high walls draped in primary ferns (film site for Jurassic Park). In the afternoon, hike the Lady Bird Johnson Grove for a view of the high-canopy. Tonight, return toward the coast to reach the gold-sand beaches of Trinidad."
Wade through the shallow creek between vertical walls covered in seven species of ferns, experiencing the prehistoric atmosphere of the canyon.
Explore the high-altitude redwood grove, marvelling at the giant trees that sit in the coastal mist, learning the history of forest conservation.
Climb to the summit of the massive granite headland for a panorama of the sea-stacks and the Pacific whales migrating along the coast.
"Today features a journey across the Oregon border to reach Crater Lake National Park (UNESCO candidate). You will stand on the Rim Drive to see the 1,949-foot deep volcanic caldera. In the afternoon, take a boat to Wizard Island. Tonight, enjoy a 'Summit' dinner and sleep in a historic lodge built directly on the crater edge."
Explore the 33-mile circuit around the deepest lake in the USA, marvelling at the intense cobalt blue water and the Phantom Ship rock island.
Descend the Cleetwood Cove trail to board a vessel to the volcanic cinder cone, viewing the vertical caldera walls from the surface of the lake.
Hike the short trail to the historic fire lookout, practicing mindfulness as the moon reflects in the absolute stillness of the volcanic abyss.
"For your final full segment, we return to the San Francisco Bay. You visit the Palace of Fine Arts to see the Roman-style rotunda. In the afternoon, return to the Ferry Building Marketplace for final shopping of artisan chocolates and Napa wines. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant overlooking the Bay Bridge, celebrating your 14 days of traverse."
Explore the 1915 Panama-Pacific Expo relic, marvelling at the Greco-Roman columns and the lagoon that serves as the city's architectural jewel.
Do a final shopping dash for world-class Blue Bottle coffee, artisan sourdough, and hand-woven Californian textiles at the city's premier reputable shops.
Celebrate your journey with a traditional banquet accompanied by high-end Sonoma wines and 360-degree views of the illuminated Bay Bridge.
"Your monumental 14-day traverse of the Golden Coast finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of Sourdough pancakes. You'll take a final morning trip to Twin Peaks for one last look at the white-and-glass city. As you head to the San Francisco International Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the redwoods to the reefs. Phir Milenge!"
Stroll the ridge for a final aerial view of the skyline, watching the traditional dhows reflect in the calm morning waters of the Bay.
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Sourdough clam chowder and spicy mountain tea at a celebrated wharf restaurant before your long journey home.
Take a final private transfer through the tree-lined avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of the redwoods.
An epic three-week masterclass in American evolution. Explore the birthplace of democracy, navigate the subterranean caverns of Virginia, trek the oldest mountains on earth in the Smokies, and witness the maritime luxury of the Newport Mansions.
"Welcome to the birthplace of the nation! Your journey begins at Independence Hall (UNESCO). In the afternoon, stand before the Liberty Bell. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern Mid-Atlantic cuisine in a restored 18th-century library in the Old City."
Explore the assembly room where the Declaration of Independence was signed, marvelling at the original architecture and the iconic cracked bell.
Wander the oldest continuously inhabited residential street in America, viewing the 1728 brick houses and the historic blacksmith shops.
Indulge in an award-winning multi-course banquet by Chef Michael Solomonov, sampling world-class hummus and wood-fired lamb shoulder.
"We drive south to reach the District of Columbia. Your afternoon begins at the National Mall. Explore the Lincoln Memorial and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial. In the evening, walk the historic streets of Georgetown. Tonight, enjoy a gala dinner at a waterfront restaurant in the Wharf district."
Explore the symbolic axis of the US, visiting the Washington Monument and the reflecting pools that frame the US Capitol building.
Navigate the 18th-century cobblestone streets, visiting the 'Exorcist Steps' and the high-end boutiques of M Street.
Indulge in wood-fired regional cuisine inside a historic rowhouse, sampling ingredients sourced exclusively from the Chesapeake Bay watershed.
"Spend your day exploring the world's largest museum complex. You visit the National Air and Space Museum to see the Wright brothers' flyer. In the afternoon, explore the National Museum of African American History and Culture. Tonight, enjoy a sunset cruise on the Potomac River to see the monuments illuminated."
Explore the history of aviation, marvelling at the Spirit of St. Louis and the Apollo 11 command module inside the newly renovated galleries.
Navigate the high-tech world of espionage, participating in an undercover mission and viewing the world's largest collection of spy gadgets.
Board a private vessel to sail past the Kennedy Center and the Lincoln Memorial, watching the white marble monuments glow at the golden hour.
"We drive to Virginia to visit Mount Vernon, the 18th-century estate of George Washington. Explore the mansion and the pioneer farm overlooking the river. In the afternoon, explore Old Town Alexandria's colonial streets. Tonight, return to D.C. for a 'Bazaar' dinner by Chef José Andrés."
Explore the meticulously restored mansion and gardens, marvelling at the 21-room residence and the tomb of the first President.
Wander through the port city founded in 1749, viewing the historic Gadsby's Tavern and the Spite House—the skinniest house in America.
Indulge in a world-class molecular gastronomy experience (20+ courses), witnessing the intersection of science and art at a private counter.
"We drive west to reach Shenandoah National Park. You will navigate the spectacular Skyline Drive, stopping at Big Meadows for a mountain panorama. In the afternoon, hike to Dark Hollow Falls. Tonight, enjoy a 'Highland' dinner and sleep in a historic mountain lodge on the ridge of the Appalachians."
Navigate the 105-mile ridge road, marvelling at the blue-tinted haze of the mountains and the white-tailed deer in the sub-alpine meadows.
Hike the vertical stone path to reach the most beautiful waterfall in the park, viewing the cascades as they tumble over greenstone rock.
Trek to the highest point on the Appalachian Trail in the park, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the Shenandoah Valley.
"Today features a journey into the earth at Luray Caverns. You will stand before the 'Great Stalacpipe Organ', the world's largest musical instrument. In the afternoon, visit the Monticello estate (UNESCO), the architectural masterpiece of Thomas Jefferson. Tonight, sleep in a luxury farm-resort in the Virginia wine country."
Explore the cathedral-sized chambers, listening to the stalactites being played by electronic mallets in a haunting underground concert.
Explore the 18th-century plantation and mansion, marvelling at Jefferson's high-tech inventions and the spectacular view of the Piedmont.
Indulge in a 3-Michelin-star banquet by Patrick O'Connell, experiencing the absolute pinnacle of American farm-to-table fine dining.
"We drive south to reach Colonial Williamsburg, the world's largest living history museum. You will walk the Duke of Gloucester Street among 18th-century trade shops. In the afternoon, visit the Jamestown Settlement to see the replica ships. Tonight, enjoy a 'Revolutionary' feast in a candle-lit tavern, celebrating your first week of heritage."
Step back to 1774, marvelling at the Governor's Palace and the costumed blacksmiths and silversmiths who recreate the revolutionary era.
Explore the 1607 fort and board the replicas of the Susan Constant, Godspeed, and Discovery in the waters of the James River.
Indulge in an 18th-century banquet by candlelight, sampling peanut soup and colonial game pie served by staff in period costume.
"We drive south-west to reach Asheville, the gateway to the Great Smoky Mountains (UNESCO). Your afternoon begins at the Biltmore Estate, the largest private home in America. Explore the French Renaissance château and the gardens. Tonight, enjoy a welcome banquet of 'Appalachian Modern' cuisine in the trendy River Arts District."
Explore the 250-room Vanderbilt mansion, marvelling at the 70-foot ceiling banquet hall and the world-class library of 23,000 volumes.
Navigate the converted industrial buildings, visiting the working studios of glassblowers and ceramicists in Asheville's creative heart.
Indulge in a curated dinner by Chef John Fleer, sampling heritage cornbread and slow-cooked mountain trout at a communal wooden table.
"Today is dedicated to the Great Smoky Mountains National Park. You will drive to the Newfound Gap and hike to Clingmans Dome, the highest point in Tennessee. In the afternoon, visit Cades Cove to see the wild bears and historic log cabins. Tonight, enjoy a 'Bluegrass' music session and sleep in a luxury mountain lodge."
Scale the spiral concrete observation tower for a 360-degree view of the mist-filled valleys and the highest peaks of the Appalachian trail.
Navigate the 11-mile loop to find wild black bears and elk, viewing the 19th-century churches and grist mills in a spectacular valley basin.
Indulge in a world-class 'Foothills' degustation menu, sampling ingredients harvested from the farm's own gardens paired with rare spirits.
"We drive east to reach Charleston, South Carolina. Your afternoon begins with a horse-drawn carriage tour of the historic district to see the 'Rainbow Row'. In the evening, walk the Battery sea-wall. Tonight, enjoy a welcome banquet of 'Lowcountry' shrimp and grits in a restored 19th-century merchant house."
Explore the antebellum architecture by carriage, marvelling at the wrought-iron gates and the pastel houses of the French Quarter.
Board the ferry to the island fort where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, viewing the massive cannons and the harbor battery.
Indulge in a celebrated dinner at Chef Sean Brock's original flagship, sampling ingredients exclusively from the Southern US in a grand villa.
"We drive south past the Spanish Moss forests to reach Savannah, Georgia. You visit the Forsyth Park to see the iconic white fountain. In the afternoon, explore the 22 squares of the city and the Mercer-Williams House. Tonight, enjoy a 'Ghost Tour' through the cemeteries and sleep in a luxury restored mansion in the historic district."
Explore the checkerboard layout of the city, marvelling at the oak-lined squares and the cathedral of St. John the Baptist.
Navigate the 160-acre Victorian cemetery, viewing the weeping statues and the Spanish Moss-draped oaks that define southern gothic.
Indulge in a celebratory banquet inside an 18th-century Georgian mansion, sampling crispy flounder and fried green tomatoes by candlelight.
"Today features a journey north-east to reach the Outer Banks of North Carolina. You will stand at the Wright Brothers National Memorial at Kitty Hawk. In the afternoon, visit the Bodie Island Lighthouse. Tonight, enjoy a 'Coastal' dinner of blue crab and sleep in a luxury beach-front resort overlooking the Atlantic dunes."
Stand on the hill where the first powered flight occurred in 1903, Viewing the monumental limestone tower and the historic flight markers.
Navigate the northern dunes of Corolla in a specialized 4x4 to see the wild Spanish Colonial Mustangs galloping through the Atlantic surf.
Sit on the highest living sand dune system on the US East Coast, practicing mindfulness as the sun sets over the Roanoke Sound.
"We fly or take the Acela train north to reach New York City. Your afternoon begins at the Empire State Building for a view of the 8-million person metropolis. In the evening, explore the High Line elevated park. Tonight, enjoy a welcome feast of modern American cuisine in a skyscraper restaurant overlooking the Central Park."
Ride the high-speed elevator to the open-air observatory, marvelling at the grid-layout of Manhattan and the Chrysler Building spire.
Wander the 1.5-mile linear park built on a historic rail line, viewing the 'Vessel' sculpture and the world-class street art of Chelsea.
Indulge in a curated menu by Chef Daniel Boulud, experiencing high-end French-American fusion with views of the illuminated Grand Central.
"For your final full segment in the North, we return to the Fifth Avenue. You visit the Metropolitan Museum of Art (The Met) to see the Egyptian Temple of Dendur. In the afternoon, return to the Rockefeller Center for final shopping. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell gala dinner at a high-end restaurant in the northern district, celebrating your 21 days across the heart of the continent."
Explore 5,000 years of art, marvelling at the Temple of Dendur and the American Wing courtyards with a private art historian.
Do a final shopping dash for world-class American jewelry and hand-woven luxury textiles at the city's premier reputable boutiques.
Celebrate your journey at the absolute pinnacle of global dining, enjoying a world-class plant-based degustation in an Art Deco palace.
"Today features a journey into the extreme North-East to reach Newport, Rhode Island. You will stand before 'The Breakers', the massive summer cottage of the Vanderbilt family. In the afternoon, explore the 10-mile Ocean Drive and the Cliff Walk. Tonight, return toward the mainland, reflecting on the world's most powerful ancient maritime empire."
Explore the 70-room Italian Renaissance palace, marvelling at the platinum-leaf walls and the spectacular views of the Atlantic cliffs.
Trek the spectacular 3.5-mile path between the ocean and the mansions, viewing the vertical granite sea-walls and the historic lighthouses.
Ride along the red-gold sands of the southern coast, watching the light ignite the silhouettes of the ancient mud-tower ruins.
"For your final full week, we head to Boston, Massachusetts. You will walk the Freedom Trail to see the site of the Boston Tea Party. In the afternoon, visit the local artisan market at Faneuil Hall. Tonight, enjoy a grand farewell banquet in a traditional mountain 'Diwan', reflecting on your 21 days across the peaks and deserts."
Explore the 16 historic sites of the American Revolution, marvelling at the Old North Church and the site of the Boston Massacre.
Visit the Venetian-style palace to see the world-class art collection and the spectacular flower-filled courtyard in the heart of the city.
Toast your 21-day odyssey at a hilltop terrace, enjoying high-end tropical fusion with a 360-degree view of the moonlit Atlantic plains.
"Your monumental 21-day expedition across the imperial east finally concludes. Wake up for a final traditional breakfast of 'New England' berries. You'll take a final morning trip to the Boston Public Garden to see its stunning coastal architecture. As you head to the Boston Logan Airport, you carry with you a heart full of memories—from the skyscrapers to the dunes. Phir Milenge!"
Explore the nation's oldest botanical garden, marvelling at the George Washington statue and the intricate stone walls that rival the grand forts of the Gulf.
Enjoy a final authentic meal of Saltah and spiced tea at a celebrated city restaurant before your long journey home.
Take a final private transfer through the glass-tower avenues to the international terminal, saying a final 'Ma'asalama' to the land of peace.