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12-Day Tour of Germany

11-Day Tour of Greece and Turkey

14-Day Greece including a 10-Night Cruise

9-Day Tour of Italy

9-Day Tour of Italy + Amalfi Coast Extension

11-Day Tour of Italy RIVER CRUISE

9-Days on the Rhône incl. 7-Night Cruise

Welcome

We’re so glad you’re here—and even more excited to invite you on a journey that’s sure to inspire your faith, feed your soul, and create memories that last a lifetime.

At imagine Tours & Travel, we believe travel is more than just seeing new places—it’s about deepening your walk with God, building meaningful friendships, and experiencing the joy of His presence in the beauty of the world He created. That’s why we’re thrilled to offer faith-based trips through some of Europe’s most breathtaking and spiritually rich destinations.

Come with us as we explore the stunning coastlines and storybook towns of Croatia, sail through history on peaceful river cruises, walk the ancient paths of Greece where Paul once preached, and stand in the very places where the Reformation began in Germany. Each destination is carefully chosen to not only wow you with its beauty but also to stir your heart and draw you closer to God.

Our trips are filled with laughter, prayer, incredible food, and plenty of time to rest and take it all in. Whether you’re traveling solo, bringing a friend, or making it a family adventure, you’ll be part of a warm, welcoming community from the moment you arrive.

We would truly love to have you with us. There’s something so special about worshiping with others in a centuries-old cathedral, sharing stories over dinner on the water, or standing where saints and reformers once stood in faith. It’s travel with purpose—and we can’t wait to share it with you.

Warm regards, Rick & Amy Ricart Owners of imagine Tours & Travel

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CROATIA

Including Montenegro, Bosnia - Herzegovina, Slovenia, and Italy

Where the Adriatic Meets Adventure

Explore the stunning landscapes and rich histories of Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor, the medieval streets of Dubrovnik, and the iconic Old Bridge of Mostar. Along the way, natural wonders like the Kravice Waterfalls and Plitvice Lakes offer breathtaking scenery. The trip continues through ancient Split, UNESCO-listed Trogir, and the musical port of Zadar before heading to the elegant

town of Opatija. From there, you cross into Slovenia to marvel at fairytale-like Predjama Castle and the dramatic Postojna Caves, then enjoy the beauty of Bled Lake and the charm of Ljubljana. Wrapping up your adventure, you travel into Italy to soak in the coastal atmosphere of Trieste and the timeless magic of Venice before heading home, hearts full and memories made.

2026 Travel Dates

12-DAY TOUR OF CROATIA

April 20 - May 1

May 11 - 22

June 15 - 26

Sept 14 - 25

$5,297 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$350 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart US for Croatia

Tour members meet for our flight to Croatia. After dinner is served, sit back and relax, enjoying the on-board entertainment as you prepare for this exciting adventure of a lifetime!

Day 2: Arrival in Croatia, Dubrovnik (Cavtat)

Today we arrive in Croatia and we are met by our guide and driver. We will transfer to our hotel in Cavtat near Dubrovnik. There may be time to explore this sea town on your own. Dinner and overnight at the hotel.

Day 3: Montenegro - Kotor

After breakfast, we will depart for tour in the historical town of Kotor situated on the coastline of Montenegro. After border formalities in Montenegro, we will embark in Perast on a boat tour to admire the Lady of the Rocks Island church and the Blue Cave. Afterwards, we will have a guided tour in the city of Kotor and enjoy lunch and free time in the city. Weather permitting there might be time to take a gondola (not included) for views of the bay. We return to our hotel, dinner and overnight are in Cavtat.

Day 4: Dubrovnik City Tour

Today we will depart from Cavtat via motorboat to Dubrovnik for a full day of sightseeing in the city. We will have a guided tour of the old town of Dubrovnik, where the history of the city probably dates back to the 7th century. Afterwards, we have free time in Dubrovnik. We will then depart via motorboat to our hotel. Dinner and overnight in Cavtat.

Day 5: Mostar, Kravice Waterfalls, Split

We begin our day by traveling to Mostar, the historical capital of Bosnia & Herzegovina. Mostar is situated on the Neretva River and was named after the bridge keepers (mostari) who guarded the Stari Most (Old Bridge) over the Neretva during the Ottoman era. We will have free time in the city. Afterwards we will visit the magnificent waterfalls of Kravice, situated in the South of Mostar. Then we depart for Split in Croatia. Dinner and overnight in Split.

Day 6: Split, Trogir, Zadar

After breakfast, we will have a guided tour in Split which is one of the most important ports in Croatia. We then depart for the historical town of Trogir for a tour of the city, in which the historic center has been included in the UNESCO list of World Heritage Sites for its Venetian architecture..

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

Afterwards we depart for Zadar, a medieval town next to the Croatian coastline. Stroll by night inthe musical port of Zadar with the sea pipe organ. Dinner and overnight in Zadar.

Day 7: Zadar, Plitvice Lakes, Opatija

Today we depart for the National Park of Lakes Plitvice, the biggest national park in Croatia. We will hike through the beautiful scenery with its outstanding and picturesque series of lakes and caves connected by waterfalls. Afterwards we will depart for the majestic town of Opatija. Dinner and overnight in Opatija.

Day 8: Slovenia - Predjama Castle, Postoina Caves, Ljubljana

After breakfast, we will depart for Slovenia’s most picturesque and magnificent Predjama Castle that has been perched up in the middle of a vertical 123-meter high cliff for more than 700 years. Afterwards we will admire the Postoina Caves with their natural sculptures and stalagmites. Later, we will depart for Ljubljana, the capital of Slovenia. Dinner and overnight are in Ljubljana.

Day 9: Slovenia - Bled Lake, Ljubljana

After breakfast, we will depart for Bled Lake, located in the Julian Alps. We enjoy a beautiful scenery where we will have free time to stroll in the nearby town. In the evening, we will have a tour in the city of Ljubljana and enjoy leisure time. Dinner and overnight in Ljubljana.

Day 10 – Wednesday, September 24: ItalyTrieste, Mestre

We begin our day traveling to the gulf of Trieste, a beautiful town situated between Slovenia and Italy. We have a taste of the city and have leisure time to enjoy the city. We will then depart for Venice. Dinner and overnight in Mestre.

Day 11: Italy - Venice, Mestre

After breakfast, we will take the vaporetto to the town of Venice. It is built on a group of 126 islands that are separated by expanses of open water and canals; portions of the city are linked by 472 bridges. We enjoy a full day of sightseeing and a guided tour in Venice. Afterwards, we have free time in the city. Dinner and overnight in Mestre.

Day 12: Mestre, Venice Airport

After breakfast, we will have a transfer to the airport for our flight home.

GERMANY

The Path of the Reformation Explore

Embark on a captivating Reformation tour of Germany, tracing the footsteps of Martin Luther and the birth of Protestantism. This journey takes you through historic towns like Wittenberg, where Luther famously nailed his 95 Theses to the church door, and Eisleben, his birthplace and final resting place. Visit the Wartburg Castle in Eisenach, where he translated the New Testament into

12-Day Tour

German, making scripture accessible to the common people. Along the way, explore Gothic cathedrals, medieval town squares, and centuries-old monasteries that tell the story of religious upheaval and cultural transformation. This tour offers a profound glimpse into one of the most pivotal movements in Western history, blending spiritual reflection with rich historical insight.

2026 Travel Dates

12-DAY TOUR OF GERMANY

April 13 - 24

May 18 - 29

June 15 - 26

Sept 7 - 18

Oct 5 - 16

$5,295 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$350 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart U.S.A. for Germany

Tour members depart on our flight for Germany. After boarding our flight, we will be served meals according to airline schedules. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the on-board entertainment.

Day 2: Berlin

After arriving in Berlin, we are met by our tour guide and board our motor coach to begin touring the city. Our sightseeing tour includes the city-center with the Kaiser Wilhelm Memorial Church, Nicolai quarter, the boulevard Unter den Linden, Checkpoint Charlie, Charlottenburg Castle, Reichstag (from outside), and Brandenburg Gate. This afternoon is at leisure to visit one of the many museums on Museum Island, such as the Neues Museum where one can find among many other archaeological treasures the world-renowned bust of Nefertiti. Dinner and overnight are in Berlin.

Day 3: Berlin, Wittenberg

After our bountiful German breakfast, we have a short drive through the German countryside to Wittenberg, which was the main workplace of Martin Luther from 1508. We begin our tour in Wittenberg with a visit to the temporary exhibition “Luther” located in the Augusteum that was built in the mid-1580s. As Luther House is currently closed for renovation, selected pieces will be exhibited here. Luther hall was once an Augustinian monastery where Luther lived as a monk and again later in 1525 as owner with his wife and family. Luther Hall is the largest museum of Reformation history in the world. We visit the Market Square and Town Hall. Then we tour All Saints Church, the famous site where Luther posted his 95 Theses on the Castle Church door, sparking the beginning of the Reformation. It is here that Luther is buried alongside his fellow reformer, Philipp Melanchthon. We tour St. Mary’s Church, where Luther did the majority of his preaching. This afternoon, we attend an organ concert at the City Church. Dinner and overnight are in Wittenberg.

Day 4: Eisleben, Leipzig

After breakfast, we drive to Eisleben and tour the house where Luther was born in 1483 and the house where he died in 1546. We then continue to the Church of St. Peter and St. Paul where Luther was baptized. Afterwards, we go to St. Andrew’s Church, where Luther preached his last four sermons and where his body was laid in state. We now enjoy a scenic drive to visit the majestic city of Leipzig. We visit St. Nicholas Church, the home of the faithful “Pray for Peace” Christians and the powerful force that transformed Germany’s East and West. We visit the magnificent St. Thomas Church where Luther preached and Johann Sebastian Bach performed and directed the famous St. Thomas Boys Choir. It was here that Schiller wrote his immortal “Ode to Joy,” later to be adopted as the principal theme of “Beethoven’s 9th Symphony” (which was also written in Leipzig). Dinner and overnight are in Leipzig.

Day 5: Dresden, Erfurt

A two-hour drive brings us to the capital of Sachsen (a state of Germany). Dresden is situated on the banks of the river Elbe. During our city tour by bus and on foot we see Zwinger Palace, the protestant Church of our Lady, the catholic Court Church, Semper opera building, Bruehlscheterraces, Residence castle, and Pillnitz castle. In the afternoon, we continue on to Erfurt, the spiritual home of Martin Luther. It was here that Luther obtained a bachelor’s degree in 1502 and a master’s in 1505. He also took the decisive step here to turn to theology and the monastic life, when he was caught in a violent thunderstorm nearby and took a vow to become a monk. We start with a visit of Augustinian Monastery, with a permanent exhibit depicting Luther’s life as a monk. Dinner and overnight are in Erfurt.

Day

6:

Erfurt, Eisenach

After breakfast, we explore the city of Erfurt. Our walking tour begins in the historical section of the city, including St. Mary’s Cathedral, where Luther was ordained as a priest. We also visit the Church of St. Severus. Then we drive to nearby Eisenach and we enjoy a city

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

tour, including a visit to the Luther House where Luther lived during his scholarship and the Bach House. Housed at this museum is an extensive collection of instruments from the 16th to 19th century and a permanent exhibition on the life and work of J.S. Bach. Here we enjoy a musical performance on historical instruments. In the afternoon, we get the chance to tour the magnificent Wartburg Castle where Luther, disguised as “Junker Jörg” (the Knight George), translated the New Testament into German. We stay in Eisenach for overnight and dinner.

Day 7: Wartburg, Mainz, Rüdesheim

Following breakfast, a drive from the east of Germany to the west brings us to the river Rhine and to the city of Mainz, the birthplace of printing, and we visit the Gutenberg Museum where the evolution of printing is documented. Here Gutenberg’s first Bible and the world’s tiniest Bible are on display. Johannes Gutenberg is considered to be the most important individual-contributor of the Second Millennium. Of course, we also tour the city core and learn about St. Martin’s Cathedral. Next, we continue to St. Goar where we meet our boat for a cruise in the Rhine River, one of the most picturesque stretches of this majestic waterway. We’ll sail past magnificent castles and the famous Loreley rock. Our cruise ends in charming wine village of Rüdesheim, which dates back to before the Roman era. Our tour includes its history in winemaking and a wine-tasting in combination with our dinner. Overnight stay is in Rüdesheim.

Day 8: Rhine River Cruise, Heidelberg, Strasbourg

After breakfast, we visit Heidelberg, a gorgeous town on the Neckar River where romanticism is both past and present. Our walking tour includes the Old Town, the famous Stone Bridge over the Neckar River, the Heidelberg Castle (where the Heidelberg Confession was written in 1653), the Castle Church, German Apothecary Museum, and the Church of the Holy Ghost. Next, we cross the border of France, and we come to the city of Strasbourg, known as one of Europe’s most beautiful cities and home of the European Union’s Parliament. We tour the Cathedral of Strasbourg, featuring carvings as delicate as lacework. We stop in the historic La Petite Strasbourg, a riverfront neighborhood that appears to be straight out of a fairytale book. Dinner and overnight in Strasbourg.

Day 9: Strasbourg, Colmar, Rhine Falls

After breakfast, we head for Colmar another very nice and famous city in Alsace. The frame houses of this city a worthwhile a visit. Our day continues to be filled with breathtaking sights as we cross over the borders back to Germany and then to Switzerland and visit the spectacular natural beauty at Rhine Falls, Europe’s largest waterfall. Dinner and overnight are in the Constance area.

Day 10: Bavarian Castles and Churches, Munich

Today, we drive around Lake Bodensee, and through the Bavarian Alps. We stop for a visit to spectacular Neuschwanstein Castle, the famous fairytale castle of King Ludwig. This fantastic castle was the inspiration for Walt Disney’s castles. Next, we visit Wieskirche, one of Germany’s most famous churches from the baroque period. We continue to Munich for dinner and overnight.

Day 11: Munich

Today, we visit Munich, the fun-filled capital of Bavaria. Our sightseeing tour highlights the Old Pinakothek Museum, Olympic Park, Deutsches Museum, Nymphenburg Palace, the Town Hall and its famous Glockenspiel. We have free time in the afternoon to stroll through the Marienplatz with its numerous shops or visit the fresh produce and flower markets. You could also visit the world famous Hofbrauhaus, complete with authentic Bavarian food and entertainment. This evening we gather for our Farewell Dinner and our final overnight in Munich.

Day 12: Depart for U.S.A.

We transfer to the Munich Airport this morning for our flight to the U.S.A. We arrive home the same day.

Experience

GREECE & TURKEY

11-Days via Land (No Cruise)

Walk in the Footsteps of Paul

Your journey begins with a flight to Turkey, where the adventure unfolds with visits to the ancient sites of Pergamum and Asclepium, rich with early Christian and Roman history. Exploring churches in Smyrna, Sardis, and Philadelphia offers a deep connection to the messages of Revelation. In Ephesus, you’ll walk where Paul once preached, and visit the Basilica of St. John. After a scenic flight to Istanbul, highlights include the Bosporus, St. Sophia, the Blue Mosque, and the vibrant Spice Bazaar.

Crossing into Greece, you’ll explore biblical Corinth, the wonders of Athens and the Acropolis, and the sacred ruins of Delphi. The journey continues through Meteora’s breathtaking monasteries, then on to Thessaloniki, Philippi, and Kavala—tracing Paul’s footsteps and witnessing early Christian heritage. Visits to Veria and Vergina offer powerful insights into Greece’s ancient and biblical past before wrapping up in Thessaloniki with a farewell celebration and the journey home.

2026 Travel Dates

11-DAY TOUR OF GREECE VIA LAND (NO CRUISE)

March 16 - 26, March 23 - April 2, Nov 2 - 12, Nov 9 - 19, Nov 16 - 26, Nov 30 - Dec 10

April 6 - 16, April 13 - 23, April 20 - 30, April 27 - May 7, Oct 5 - 15, Oct 12 - 22, Oct 19 - 29, Oct 26 - Nov 5

May 4 - 14, May 11 - 21, May 18 - 28, May 25 - June 4

June 1 - 11, June 8 - 18

June 15 - 25, June 22 - July 2, June 29 - July 9, July 6 - 16, July 13 - 23, July 20 - 30, Sept 7 - 17, Sept 21 - Oct 1

$4,677 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included

Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$295 per person

$345 per person

$395 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart U.S.A.

Embark on your journey with an overnight flight to Istanbul. Prepare for a life-changing experience and take the opportunity to rest during the flight.

Day 2: Arrival Istanbul Airport, Izmir Airport, Pergamum, Izmir

We arrive at Istanbul Airport from our international flight and board on our connecting flight to Izmir Airport. Upon our arrival to Izmir Airport, we will visit Pergamum, one of the finest archaeological sites in Turkey. The city was a great center of culture and the capital of East Roman Empire. On the Acropolis there are numerous remains including the celebrated Library, the steepest theatre of Anatolia, the Temples of Trojan and Dionysos, the place of the monumental Altar of Zeus famous with the relief of God and devils, the Sanctuary of Demeter, the Gymnasium situated on terraces and the lower Agora. Then, we will proceed to the Medical Center of the ancient world, Asclepium where the first psychological treatment had been used and which was dedicated to the God of Health, Asclepios. Next, we will visit the Red Basilica (St. John’s Church). Then we transfer to our hotel in Izmir for dinner and overnight.

Day 3: Sardis, Philadelphia, Kusadasi

After breakfast, we will visit the Ancient Smyrna; poor and persecuted, the church at Smyrna suffered amidst prosperity for its refusal to worship the Roman Emperor. This proved to be the last stronghold of Christianity in Asia Minor. Home of the great second century Bishop Polycarp Pergamum, who was burned alive at the age of eighty-six. Then we continue with a visit to Sardis, ancient capital city of the Lydians and the visit Church of Sardis. Afterwards, we visit Alasehir, where the Ancient Philadelphia Church is located. Then we walk the streets of Philadelphia. We arrive at our hotel in Kusadasi for dinner and overnight.

Day 4: Ephesus, Izmir Airport, Istanbul Airport, Istanbul

After breakfast, we will visit Ephesus, one of the Seven Churches of Revelation (Rev. 1: 11). In ancient days, Ephesus was a bustling port town of 250,000, graced with wide, colonnade bordered streets. Paul’s first visit to Ephesus was brief - during his second missionary tour (Acts 18:19-21). His second visit lasted about three years - during his third missionary tour (Acts 19:1 to 20:31). Luke’s account of the worship of Diana appears in Acts 19:34-35. The Great Theatre (stadium) mentioned in Acts 19:29-31 could seat 25,000 people. Then we continue to visit the Basilica of St. John. Early tradition associated John, the disciple of Jesus, the author of the Gospel of John and the Book of Revelation with the city of Ephesus. As early as the 4th or 5th century a Christian church was built over a simple grave, supposedly the grave of St. John. The church, known as the Church of St. John the Theologian, is located on Ayasuluk Hill. After the tour, we will be dropped off to Izmir Airport to take our flight for Istanbul. Upon arrival to Istanbul Airport, we transfer to our hotel. Then, we will embark on a scenic tour of the Bosporus, the natural waterway that divides Asia from Europe, passing palaces, castles, palatial homes, and the two magnificent suspension bridges. Dinner and overnight are in Istanbul.

Day 5: Istanbul, Istanbul Airport, Athens Airport, Athens

After breakfast, we will have a guided tour of Istanbul. We will visit St. Sophia, one of the greatest marvels of architecture, constructed as a basilica in the 6th Century by Emperor Justinian. Then, we will visit Blue Mosque, facing St. Sophia, famous with its blue Iznik tiles and unique with 6 minarets, built in the name of Sultan Ahmet and Hippodrome, center of sportive (chariot races, athletics) events and political activities of the old city. Obelisk of Theodosius, Serpentine Column and German Fountain of Wilhelm II are the monuments decorating Hippodrome. Then we depart for the Spice Bazaar, where the smells of cinnamon, cloves, and thyme, rise from hundreds of colorful muslin bags at every storefront. Afterwards, we depart for Istanbul Airport for our flight to Athens. Upon arrival at Athens Airport, we transfer to our hotel for dinner and overnight in Athens.

Day 6: Athens, Ancient Corinth, Athens

After breakfast, we depart for a tour of Peloponnese. Our first stop will be the Isthmus of Corinth. It is a narrow strip of land 6 kilometers in length joining Central Greece with Peloponnese. We will have free time to take photos. Then, we arrive at Ancient Corinth (Acts 18:1-18). It was to this megalopolis where the apostle Paul came and worked, established a thriving church, subsequently sending two of his epistles now part of the New Testament. Here, we see all of the sites associated with his ministry: the Agora, the Temple of Apollo, the Roman Odeon, the Bema and Gallio’s Seat. In Romans 16:23 Paul mentions his friend Erastus and we will see an inscription to him at the site. From here, we see the ruins of early Christian 5th century basilica in Cenchreae,

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

before returning back to Athens. It was the harbor of Corinth, on the Saronic Gulf, east, whence Paul sailed for Ephesus (Acts 18:18). There was a church here, of which Phoebe was a member (Rom. 16:1), and Lucius its first bishop, appointed by Paul. There was a temple at the end of each mole, and a statue of Poseidon (Neptune) on a rock between, as may be seen on an ancient coin of Corinth. Then, we return to Athens for a touring the Panathenaic Stadium known as Kallimarmaro. In Antiquity was used for the celebration of Panathenea in honour of Goddess Athena. You will have free time to take photos. Boarding to the coach and departure to see the Zappeion Hall, the Greek Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the symbolic monument in the memory of the Soldiers who died for their country. Then, drive along Panepistimiou Street, one of the most central streets of Athens, we will see the triad of neoclassical buildings: The Library, the Academy and the University. We will visit Mars Hill and the Acropolis with magnificent monuments such as the Parthenon, the Temple of Athena Nike, the Erechtheion, the Propylaea, the Ancient Agora, the theatre of Dionysus and the Odeon of Herodes Atticus (Acts 17:16-34). We will have the chance to walk around the Parthenon Monument, which was built during the 5th century BC by the architects Ictinus and Kallikrates. Then we return to our hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 7: Athens, Delphi, Kalambaka

After breakfast, we will depart for Delphi and learn how the city was considered the “Center of the World” in ancient Greece and today one of the most famous archaeological sites of Greece. Along the way, we will see the plain of Boeotia, an agricultural center, and we will also pass by the city of Theva, the birthplace of King Oedipus. We will reach Delphi towards Mt. Parnassos, making a short rest stop outside the town of Levadia. First stop is a tour of the Delphi archaeological site – a UNESCO World Heritage Site and easily one of the most important digs in Europe. Here, we walk around the evocative ruins to see famous monuments like the monument of the Argive Kings, the treasury of the Athenians, the Athenian Stoa, the Polygonal Wall, the monument of Platea and the Temple of Apollo famous for its oracle. Second stop is Delphi Museum, with its spectacular exhibits include the frieze of the Treasury of the Sifnians, the Naxian Sphinx, the Statue of Antinoos, the metopes of the Athenian treasury, the famous bronze Charioteer, originally created to commemorate a victory during the 476 B.C. Pythian Games, and many other artifacts. Then, we will depart for Kalambaka for dinner and overnight at our hotel.

Day 8: Kalambaka, Meteora, Thessaloniki

After breakfast, we depart for and visit the prefecture built in a rare geological phenomenon of Meteora. It’s a cluster of huge dark colored stones made of sandstone. The name Meteora is attributed to the monk of the monastery, Agios Athanasius the Meteorite. We will have the chance to enjoy the panoramic ride and to visit one of the six visited monasteries. Then we depart for Thessaloniki where we will have dinner and overnight at our hotel.

Day 9: Thessaloniki, Philippi, Thessaloniki

After breakfast, we will follow the route Via Egnatia and visit (as Paul and his companions did once) the Site of Philippi and also the Baptistery of Lydia near the river, where Apostle Paul baptized her. We will also visit the ruins of the Forum of Philippi, the Christian Basilicas, the “Prison of Paul” and the Theatre. Then we depart for Kavala, a picturesque cityport, in order to view the Byzantine Castle and the Roman Aqueduct. Then, we return back to Thessaloniki, starting from Saint Dimitrius, where we will pilgrimage the relics of the Saint, admire the mosaics of the Church and also see the spot where the Saint was martyred. Following that, we will visit the White Tower and the Upper Town, where we will have a panoramic view of Thessaloniki. Then we arrive at our hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 10: Veria, Vergina, Thessaloniki

After breakfast, we will depart for the capital of Imathia, which name is Veria. It is built at the foot of Mount Vermio. We will have free time to visit the Step of Apostle Paul and the Synagogue. It is located next to the Barbouta area, which over time came to be known as the Jewish District. The stone-built Synagogue is the most ancient synagogue in the Northern Greece. Then, we will depart for Vergina, where we will visit the museum with the four tombs, two of which are the most significant, and a small shrine, the Heroes Garden. Two of the tombs are the most significant, the one of Philip II and the other of Alexander the fourth. Then we return to Thessaloniki for a farewell dinner together in a local restaurant. Overnight is at our hotel in Thessaloniki.

Day 11: Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki Airport Departure

After breakfast, we will depart for Thessaloniki Airport for our flight back home. We arrive in the U.S.A. same day.

GREECE

14-Days including a 10-Night Aegean Cruise

Walk in the Footsteps of Paul Experience

Embark on a meaningful journey through Greece and Turkey, where the stories of the New Testament come alive. From walking in the footsteps of the Apostle Paul to exploring ancient cities like Athens, Philippi, Ephesus, and Corinth, each moment invites a deeper connection to Scripture. You’ll enjoy the comfort of a 10-night cruise aboard the Celebrity Infinity, your floating home as you visit powerful biblical sites and vibrant destinations. Along

the way, discover the charm of Santorini, Rhodes, and Mykonos at your own pace, enjoy rich fellowship, and take time for rest and reflection. Whether wandering through ancient ruins, worshiping in unforgettable places, or simply soaking in the beauty of the Aegean, this journey is designed to refresh your spirit and inspire your faith.

2026 Travel Date

14-DAY TOUR OF GREECE WITH A 10-NIGHT CRUISE

September 5 - 18

$5,297 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart U.S.A.

Today we depart on our journey to Greece, preparing for a meaningful experience as we explore biblical sites and early church history through the lands of Greece and Turkey. As we settle into our overnight flight, we look forward to the adventure ahead.

Day 2: Arrival in Athens, Greece

Upon arrival in Athens, we are met by our local representative and transferred to our hotel. The evening is at leisure to begin discovering this historic city. For those who managed to catch a few hours of sleep on the plane—or are simply too excited to sit still—we recommend a stroll through the nearby Plaka district. This charming area is perfect for browsing local art shops, sampling traditional Greek street food, and soaking in the vibrant energy of old Athens. We return to our hotel for dinner & overnight.

Day 3: Athens City Tour & Embarkation

This morning, admire the architectural miracles of ancient Athens, as we follow our guide to the world-renowned Acropolis, to see the Propylea, the Erectheum and the Parthenon. Visit Mars Hill where Paul, delivered his speech on the “Unknown God”. View the Agora, the ancient center of the economic and public life of the city, where Paul preached to the skeptical Athenians. During our bus tour, we’ll see Constitution Square with the House of Parliament and the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the Temple of Zeus, the Old Olympic Stadium, and the Neoclassical buildings of Athens. In the afternoon, we drive to the port of Piraeus and embark on our beautiful cruise ship, the Celebrity Infinity, which will be our home for the next 10-nights (our floating hotel). After checking into our staterooms and completing the muster drill, we enjoy a delicious dinner & overnight on board.

Day 4: Thessaloniki & Philippi

Today we dock in Thessaloniki, where Paul preached during his second missionary journey and was received by Jason (Acts 17:1–9). Excursion Included: From here, we drive to the ancient city of Philippi, the very place where the gospel first reached European soil. If time allows, we begin at the riverside Baptistery of Lydia, honoring the first recorded convert in Europe, whom Paul baptized along with members of her household (Acts 16:13–15). We continue to the archaeological site of Philippi, where we explore the ruins of the Forum, early Christian Basilicas, the Theater, and the traditional site believed to be the “Prison of Paul” (Acts 16:16–40). Afterward, we return to Thessaloniki with possible free time to enjoy the seaside promenade, visit the White Tower, or explore the city’s local shops and cafés. This evening, we return to our ship for dinner & overnight.

Day 5: Day at Sea (Reflection & Relaxation)

As we sail toward the shores of Turkey, we enjoy a full day at sea for rest, reflection, and leisure. This ship has something for everyone—whether you’re seeking a quiet lounge to read, evening comedy shows and entertainment, or a well-stocked fitness center complete with a jogging track. Guests can take a refreshing dip in the indoor or outdoor pool, or explore the sundeck to take in picturesque views as we hug the Greek coastline. For those feeling hungry, Mediterranean cuisine awaits at the buffet or poolside grill. It’s the perfect day to slow down and savor the journey. Dinner & overnight on the ship.

Day 6: Istanbul

We arrive in Istanbul, once known as Byzantium and later Constantinople—a city central to early Christian development and church history. Excursion Included: Our first day begins with a scenic drive over the Golden Horn to the city’s Old Town. We visit the ancient Hippodrome of Constantinople, a central gathering space during the Byzantine and Ottoman eras. At the Blue Mosque, we admire its six minarets and intricate tilework, followed by a visit to the grand Topkapi Palace, once home to generations of Ottoman sultans. Inside, we stroll through ornate courtyards and view its remarkable treasures—including the famed Topkapi Dagger and a glittering collection of ancient artifacts. We conclude with time at the Istanbul Archaeology Museum, housing relics from the city’s deep Byzantine and Roman-Christian history, before returning to our ship for dinner and overnight. (Overnight stay in Istanbul)

Day 7: Istanbul (Continued)

Today, we continue exploring Istanbul! Excursion Included: We begin the morning with a visit to the iconic Hagia Sophia, originally constructed in 360 A.D. as a Greek Orthodox Basilica and later transformed into a mosque, museum, and now mosque once more. Here, we marvel at its soaring dome, ancient mosaics, and layers of sacred history. Our next stop is the bustling Grand Bazaar, one of the

world’s oldest covered markets, where we navigate through thousands of shops filled with local goods—from jewelry and carpets to spices and handcrafted treasures. We conclude with a demonstration on traditional Turkish carpet weaving before returning to the ship. In the evening, we return to our ship for dinner & overnight.

Day 8: Day at Sea

Today offers another full day at sea. We encourage quiet time for journaling, spiritual reflection, or enjoying the peaceful rhythm of the journey. Whether relaxing at the pool or participating in optional group fellowship, this is a day to recharge. Dinner & overnight on the ship.

Day 9: Ephesus (Kusadasi)

In the morning, we dock in Kusadasi. Excursion Included: Our day begins with a visit to the House of the Virgin Mary, believed by many to be where Mary spent her final years. We continue to the ancient city of Ephesus, one of the Seven Churches of Revelation (Revelation 2:1–7) and a place where Paul ministered extensively (Acts 19). Here we’ll explore the open-air museum and walk along marble roads lined with monumental ruins—such as the Library of Celsus, the Fountain of Trajan, and the Great Theater where Paul boldly preached. We visit the Church of the Virgin Mary and the ruins of St. John’s Basilica before enjoying a local Aegean lunch featuring traditional biblical-era foods. Our day concludes with a cultural stop at a carpet weaving demonstration and free time to explore the port town of Kusadasi before returning to the ship.

Day 10: Santorini

Today we arrive in Santorini, one of Greece’s most photographed islands. Excursion Not Included: This is a day at leisure to soak in the beauty of Santorini at your own pace! Due to the nature of the port, we’ll arrive by tender boat and transfer ashore. From there, guests may ascend the cliffside to Fira via cable car or follow the snaking path by donkey—both available locally (not included). Once at the top, you’ll have the freedom to explore the island’s iconic whitewashed villages, capture postcardworthy views of the Mediterranean, and admire the famous blue domes of Oia. Santorini is also known for its unique lava-rock jewelry, perfect for those looking to bring home a one-of-a-kind keepsake. No set agenda—today is about you!

Day 11: Rhodes

Today is a free day to indulge in the charming port of Rhodes, home to one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns. Excursion Not Included: You may choose to explore the Old City on your own, perhaps visiting the Palace of the Grand Master—originally constructed in the 7th century and beautifully restored in the 1930s during Italian rule. For the adventurous, optional cruise excursions are available to the Acropolis of Lindos, about an hour away, where you’ll find sweeping views of the Aegean and the whitewashed village below. Nearby lies the Bay of St. Paul, believed by many to be where Paul stopped briefly en route to Jerusalem during one of his missionary journeys. Whether you spend the day shopping, exploring, or relaxing by the sea, Rhodes offers the perfect blend of history, beauty, and freedom. Dinner & overnight on the ship.

Day 12: Mykonos

Today we arrive at the island of Mykonos, a charming destination best known for its iconic windmills, whitewashed alleyways, and seaside cafés. Excursion Not Included: While there’s no set plans for today, the cruise will provide shuttle bus service from the port into town, where you’ll have the entire day at leisure to explore at your own pace. Meander through boutique shops and art galleries, snap a photo in one of the island’s many picturesque corners, or simply relax by the sea. Mykonos is also a food lover’s paradise: try fresh grilled octopus or seafood saganaki for an authentic Mediterranean meal, or pick up a made-to-order crepe from one of the many friendly vendors if you’re craving something familiar. Whether you’re in search of culture, cuisine, or that perfect Instagram moment, this island has it all. Dinner & overnight on the ship.

Day 13: Disembark – Ancient Corinth & Athens Afternoon at Leisure, Transfer to Airport

This morning, we disembark in Athens and drive northwest to Ancient Corinth, where Paul met Aquila and Priscilla and spent eighteen months preaching the Gospel (Acts 18:1–18). Here we’ll explore the archaeological site, including the Forum, temples, and the famous Bema—where Paul stood trial before Gallio, accused by the Jews of Corinth (Acts 18:12–17). We’ll also stop to view the striking Corinth Canal—a picture-perfect spot where many choose to enjoy a light snack or coffee break before we head back to Athens. In the afternoon, we return to Athens. Depending on flight schedules, there may be time to browse the shops of the Plaka, visit the Acropolis Museum, or savor one final authentic gyro before transferring to the airport. Those continuing on an optional extension will continue their European adventure!

Day 14: Return to U.S.A.

We return home filled with powerful memories, spiritual insights, and a deeper connection to the New Testament world. This journey through Greece and Turkey brings the Scriptures to life in unforgettable ways.

ITALY

9-Days Exploring Italy’s Best

The Cradle of Western Christianity

Your adventure begins with a comfortable flight to Rome, where you’ll ease into the journey with a warm welcome and your first taste of Italy. In Rome, you’ll explore the Vatican, marvel at the Sistine Chapel, and walk through St. Peter’s Basilica. You’ll step into history at the Catacombs and the site of Paul’s martyrdom, then continue to the awe-inspiring Roman Forum, the Colosseum, and the traditional prison of Paul and Peter. Strolling through the lively streets of Baroque Rome, you’ll toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain and soak in the

charm of the Spanish Steps. Leaving Rome behind, you’ll visit the peaceful hill town of Assisi, where the life of St. Francis comes alive. Then it’s on to Florence, where art, architecture, and breathtaking views await. After a stop in Pisa to snap a photo with the famous Leaning Tower, you’ll arrive in enchanting Venice. Here, you’ll wander cobbled lanes, cruise scenic canals, and relax in St. Mark’s Square. With hearts full and cameras full, you head home with memories to last a lifetime.

2026 Travel Dates

9-DAY TOUR OF ITALY

March 7 - 15, March 23 - 31, Nov 2 - 10

Nov 9 - 17, Nov 16 - 24, Nov 30 - Dec 8

April 6 - 14, April 13 - 21, April 20 - 28, April 27 - May 5, Oct 5 - 13, Oct 12 - 20, Oct 19 - 27 Oct 26 - Nov 3

May 4 - 12, May 11 – 19, May 18 - 26

May 25 - June 2

June 1 - 9, June 8 - 16

June 15 - 23, June 29 - July 7, July 6 - 14

$4,597

Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$350 per person

$395 per person

$450 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day

1: Depart U.S.A. for Rome

Tour members depart on our flights for Rome. Sit-back, relax and enjoy the in-flight service as we make our way for Rome, Italy.

Day 2: Arrival in Rome

We arrive at Rome Airport, and then we transfer to the hotel for check-in. Dinner and overnight are in Rome.

Day

3: Rome, Vatican Museums & St. Peter’s Basilica, Abbey of Three Fountains, St. Paul Outside the Walls, Catacombs

After breakfast, we will begin a full day of sightseeing. First, we visit Vatican City where we will see St. Peter Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican Museums with stunning works of art at every turn. After some free time for lunch (not included), we visit the Catacombs where thousands of Christians were buried in a remarkable tiered series of galleries. We’ll then stop at The Abbey of the Three Fountains, the traditional site of Paul’s martyrdom and the ancient street that he walked on. We conclude our day at the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, the site of Paul’s tomb. Dinner and overnight are in Rome.

Day 4: Forum, Colosseum, Mamertine Prison, Baroque Rome

After breakfast at the hotel, we begin our walking tour at the ancient Roman Forum, where our guide will divulge its secrets. We will visit the Arch of Titus which commemorated the sack of Jerusalem by Titus in AD 70. Next, we visit the Colosseum, where thousands of people and animals perished during gladiatorial games. The Colosseum first opened in AD 80 and within 100 days of its opening, 5000 wild beasts perished here. The slaughter of both humans and animals continued for three more centuries. Historians believe the Colosseum could hold between 40,000 and 80,000 people depending on how close the seating was. The floor has recently had a plank placed over the middle making it accessible for people to walk over the labyrinth of brick cells, ramps, and elevators used to transport animals and gladiators into the arena. Here we hear the stories of the games that have fascinated people for hundreds of years. We will continue our visit at the Mamertine Prison, where tradition says the Apostle Paul was imprisoned. The Roman church would say that Peter was imprisoned here as well, but there is no imperial evidence that Peter was ever in Rome. Then we will have free time for lunch (not included). In the afternoon, we will have a walking tour of the Baroque Rome: Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Navona Square, and Spanish Steps. Dinner and overnight are in Rome.

Day 5: Rome, Assisi, Florence

After breakfast, we will say “Arrivederci Roma” and board our coach and travel through scenic Umbria to the ancient walled hillside village of Assisi. After lunch (not included), we will enjoy a guided tour of

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

this beautiful, medieval town, which will include the Basilica of Santa Chiara and the Basilica San Francesco, decorated with some of the most renowned frescoes in the world. The stories of the sacrificial life of St. Francis will be an encouragement to us all. Afterwards, we continue to the beautiful city of Florence, the heart of charming Tuscany. Here we will check-in to our hotel for dinner and overnight.

Day 6: Florence City Tour

After breakfast, we enjoy a guided tour of Florence, one of the world’s greatest artistic capitals. We will see (from the outside): Piazza della Signoria, Duomo, and Baptistry. A stop will also be made on the hillside overlook across the river from Florence where we will enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful, red-tiled roof cityscape. This afternoon is at leisure to enjoy shopping, visiting more galleries, or strolling on the famous Ponte Vecchio, the old bridge which spans the Arno River, or it may be the time to purchase those special gifts. We suggest an optional visit to the Accademia Gallery, home of Michelangelo’s David. Dinner and overnight are in Florence.

Day 7: Florence, Pisa, Venice Mestre/Marcon

This morning we check out of our hotel and begin our sightseeing with a tour of Pisa where we will see (from the outside) the Baptistry, Duomo, and the famous leaning tower in the Piazza dei Miracoli. We continue by bus to Venice where we will check-in to our hotel for dinner and overnight in Venice Mestre/Marcon.

Day 8: Charming Venice City Tour

After breakfast at the hotel, we transfer by bus from Mestre to Tronchetto then by vaporetto (public water bus) to reach St. Marco Square for a Venice city tour. Highlights of our walking guided tour (from the outside) are: St. Mark’s Square and the Byzantine splendor of St. Mark’s Basilica, lavish Doges’ Palace, and the Bridge of Sighs. Then we will have free time to explore Venice on our own where you will have the option to join a gondola ride through the picturesque canal system or visit the many charming shops and take photos. In the afternoon, we transfer back to our hotel in Venice Mestre/ Marcon (vaporetto + bus). Dinner and overnight are in Venice Marcon.

Day 9: Venice Mestre/Marcon, Departure, Arrive in U.S.A.

After breakfast at the hotel and check out, this morning we transfer to the airport for our flight home. We arrive back in the U.S. same day.

Please note: visits, excursions, domestic flights time table, mentioned on the program might have slight changes in the time or in the program scale but without detracting any visit scheduled.

Explore

ITALY

9-Days Plus an Optional Amalfi Coast Extension

Art, Saints, & Empire

Your journey begins with an overnight flight to Venice, where you’ll be welcomed and whisked away to a charming hotel near Piazza San Marco. From exploring the stunning St. Mark’s Basilica and the Doge’s Palace to optional gondola rides and visits to Murano and Burano, Venice offers a magical start. In Florence, you’ll be immersed in Renaissance beauty, standing before Michelangelo’s David and the iconic Duomo. A scenic day in Tuscany brings wine tasting, medieval towers in San Gimignano, and a stroll through Siena’s historic

piazzas. In Rome, you’ll marvel at the grandeur of Baroque landmarks, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and take in the splendor of the Vatican’s treasures. You’ll journey underground into the Catacombs, walk the ancient streets of the Roman Forum, and stand inside the mighty Colosseum. From Venice’s canals to Rome’s sacred sites, this unforgettable adventure leaves you with lasting memories, new friendships, and a heart full of inspiration.

2026 Travel Dates

9-DAY TOUR OF ITALY + AMALFI COAST EXTENSION

March 9 - 17

April 7 - 15, April 27 - May 5, Oct 5 - 13, Oct 12 - 20

May 4 - 12, May 11 – 19, May 18 - 26

May 25 - June 2

June 1 - 9, June 8 - 16

June 15 - 23, June 22 - 30, June 29 - July 7, July 20 - 28, Sept 7 - 15, Sept 21 - 29

$4,297

Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$350 per person

$395 per person

$450 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart U.S.A.

We will depart from the United States for our international flight to Venice, Italy. As we settle in for our overnight journey, we begin preparing our hearts and minds for the rich history, art, and culture that awaits us.

Day 2: Venice Arrival

Upon arrival in Venice, we will be greeted at the airport and transferred by coach before continuing by private boat to our centrally located hotel, just a short walk from Piazza San Marco. Once checked in, we’ll have time to rest or begin exploring Venice at our own pace. The afternoon is free for us to wander this magical floating city and perhaps grab our first gelato. Dinner is included this evening as we begin our journey together.

Day 3: Venice

After breakfast, we’ll meet our local guide for a half-day tour of Venice, including a visit to the stunning St. Mark’s Basilica and the historic Doge’s Palace, once the seat of Venetian power. We’ll walk through centuries of opulence and intrigue. The afternoon is ours to enjoy—whether that means shopping, gliding through the canals by gondola (optional), or taking an optional excursion to the colorful islands of Murano and Burano. Dinner is on our own tonight, offering the chance to try a quaint local trattoria.

Day 4: Venice / Florence

After breakfast, we’ll depart Venice and make our way to the Renaissance heart of Italy—Florence. Upon arrival, we’ll enjoy a guided walking tour highlighting the city’s masterpieces, including the Accademia Gallery (home to Michelangelo’s David), the magnificent Duomo, and the famous Bell Tower. After the tour, we’ll have time to explore Florence’s rich artistic heritage at our own pace. We’ll check into our hotel and gather for dinner together this evening.

Day 5: Florence / Siena Wine Tasting

Following breakfast and check-out, we’ll head into the Tuscan countryside to visit San Gimignano, a beautifully preserved medieval town known for its towering skyline. After free time to explore, we’ll enjoy a wine tasting experience at a local winery—

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

an authentic taste of Tuscany. Later, we’ll continue to Siena where we’ll stroll the famous Piazza del Campo and visit both the Cathedral and the Basilica of Saint Francis. We’ll return to Florence for the night, with dinner on our own.

Day 6: Florence / Rome – Roma Barocca

After breakfast, we journey south to Rome, the Eternal City. Once we’ve checked into our hotel, we’ll step out with our guide for a walking tour of Baroque Rome. We’ll marvel at the iconic Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, lively Piazza Navona, and the famous Spanish Steps. The evening is free for dinner on our own, perhaps with a view of a Roman sunset.

Day 7: Vatican Museums, St. Peter’s, Abbey of the Three Fountains,

St. Paul Outside the Walls, Catacombs

Today we’ll experience the spiritual and artistic treasures of Rome. We begin with a visit to Vatican City to see the awe-inspiring St. Peter’s Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican Museums, filled with masterpieces. After some free time for lunch, we’ll head to the Catacombs—an incredible underground network that housed early Christian burials. We’ll also visit the Abbey of the Three Fountains, believed to be the site of Paul’s martyrdom, and then conclude at the Basilica of St. Paul Outside the Walls, where the apostle is buried. Dinner is included tonight.

Day 8: Ancient Rome

This afternoon, we’ll set out on a walking tour to uncover the ruins of Ancient Rome. We’ll visit the Mamertine Prison where Peter and Paul were held, stroll through the Roman Forum, and view the Arch of Constantine. Our tour concludes with a visit to the mighty Colosseum and the Church of St. Peter in Chains, known for housing Michelangelo’s statue of Moses. Dinner is on our own as we enjoy our final evening in Rome.

Day 9: Return to U.S.A.

Early this morning, we will transfer to the airport for our return flight home. We’ll carry with us not only our souvenirs but memories, inspiration, and the lasting friendships we’ve made on this unforgettable journey.

Optional AMALFI COAST EXTENSION

$1,849 PER PERSON

Price is based on minimum of 20 travelers for price to be valid.

Included: Gratuities of $55

Not Included: Single room supplement of $530

Day 9 – Wednesday, April 15: Rome / Pompeii / Amalfi Coast

After breakfast and check-out, we will depart Rome and head south to Pompeii for a guided tour of the legendary city frozen in time by Mount Vesuvius. Following our exploration, we’ll have free time for lunch. In the afternoon, we’ll continue on to our hotel in the Amalfi Coast region—possibly in Vietri sul Mare, Castellammare di Stabia, or Sorrento—where we’ll check in and have time to relax. Dinner and overnight along the coast.

Day 10 – Thursday,

April

16: Full Day Excursion to Capri

Today, we’ll set out for a full-day excursion to the breathtaking island of Capri. We’ll soak in the stunning views, charming villages, and vibrant coastal life that has enchanted travelers for centuries. After a full day of discovery, we return to our hotel for dinner and a restful evening.

Day 11 – Friday, April 17: Free Day on the Amalfi Coast

We’ll enjoy a full free day to rest, shop, or explore the Amalfi Coast at our own pace. Whether we choose to sip espresso in a sun-soaked piazza or walk the winding seaside paths, the day is ours to savor. Dinner is on our own tonight, perfect for discovering a cozy local restaurant.

Day 12 –

Saturday, April

18: Amalfi Coast, Rome, U.S.A.

After breakfast, we’ll depart from the coast and transfer to Rome’s airport for our return flight to the U.S.A., closing out our extended adventure through Italy’s most unforgettable regions.

While we do our best to ensure that all items listed in your itinerary are included, there are times when conditions beyond our control may affect your program or itinerary, including but not limited to air carrier changes, delays, weather, political climate, time constraints, or changes made by your tour leader and tour guide.

A Journey Through Timeless Beauty Experience the Best of

If you’ve ever dreamed of visiting Italy, this unforgettable adventure was made for you. From the moment you arrive, you’ll be immersed in the rich beauty, culture, and history that make this country so beloved. We begin in Rome, walking in the footsteps of emperors and saints as we explore ancient ruins, grand basilicas, and the Vatican’s incredible art treasures. Then, we hop on a high-speed train—skipping a long bus ride—to give you more time to enjoy Florence, where Renaissance masterpieces and timeless architecture await. Along the way, we’ll wander through the medieval charm of San Gimignano and Siena, sip wine at a family-owned

11-Day Tour

vineyard in Tuscany, and gaze at the iconic Leaning Tower of Pisa. A full day is dedicated to discovering the colorful fishing villages of Cinque Terre, where you can stroll along coastal paths, explore quaint shops, and soak in the sea views. In Milan, we’ll admire The Last Supper (if available) and the breathtaking Duomo before heading to Lake Como for a relaxing boat ride, a stop in picturesque Bellagio, and a farewell celebration to remember. With plenty of free time to enjoy authentic Italian meals, shop, and explore at your own pace, this journey is more than a tour—it’s a personal experience of Italy’s most treasured moments.

2026 Travel Dates

11-DAY TOUR OF ITALY

March 16 - 26, March 23 - April 2, Nov 2 - 12

April 6 - 16, April 13 - 23, April 20 - 30

April 27 - May 7, Oct 5 - 15, Oct 12 - 22, Oct 19 - 29

Oct 26 - Nov 5

May 4 - 14, May 11 – 21, May 18 - 28

May 25 - June 4

June 1 - 11, June 8 - 18

June 15 - 25, June 22 - July 2, June 29 - July 9

July 6 - 16, July 13 - 23, July 20 - 30, Sept 7 - 17

Sept 21 - Oct 1

$5,897 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included

Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

These dates have a seasonal supplement of:

$150 per person

$250 per person

$300 per person

$375 per person

$445 per person

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Everyone wants to travel to Italy. This tour gives you all the highlights of Rome, Florence, Pisa, and Milan, but adds Siena, San Gimignano, a wine tasting in Tuscany, the 5 fishing villages of Cinque Terre, and a full day boat ride on Lake Como with a stop in Bellagio. We have added a high-speed train ride from Rome to Florence, so you get an extra day of Italy highlights without spending the day driving in a bus.

Day 1: Depart U.S.A.

Tour members depart on our flights for Rome. Sit-back, relax and enjoy the in-flight service as we make our way for Rome, Italy.

Day 2: Rome Arrival

We arrive at Rome Airport today. Based upon arrival times, we will begin with a visit to the Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Wall and the Abbey of The Three Fountains, the traditional site of Paul’s martyrdom and the ancient street that he walked on. Then we have free time for lunch (not included). Then we visit the Catacombs of St. Callistus, before heading to our hotel in Rome for dinner and overnight in Rome. (the program will be reconfirmed according to the arrival flight time)

Day 3: Baroque Rome

After breakfast at our hotel, we visit Vatican City where we will see St. Peter Basilica, the Sistine Chapel, and the Vatican Museums with stunning works of art every turn. After free time for lunch (not included), we will have a walking tour of the Baroque Rome: Trevi Fountain, Pantheon, Navona Square, and Spanish Steps. Then we return to our hotel in Rome. Dinner is on your own at one of the local restaurants you will want to try!

Day 4: Rome/Florence

Today we begin with a walking tour of the ancient Roman Forum, where our guide will divulge its secrets. We will see the Curia, seat of the Roman Senate, the State Archive, the basilicas, palaces of justice, the temple of Vesta, and the House of the Vestals, the virgins in charge of keeping the sacred fire always alive. Temples, columns, and arches of triumph – each erected to commemorate gods of Roman history. Our guide will show us the place linked to the fabulous origins of Rome: The Palatine. Here, Romulus founded the town in the year 753 B.C. We will visit the Arch of Titus which commemorated the sack of Jerusalem by Titus in AD 70. Next, we visit the Colosseum, where thousands of people and animals perished during gladiatorial games. We see the labyrinth of brick cells, ramps, and elevators used to transport animals and gladiators into the arena. Then we will have free time for lunch (not included). Finally, we visit the Basilica of St. John Lateran with the steps from Jerusalem made famous in the Martin Luther movie. From there we transfer to the high-speed train to Florence for dinner and overnight at our hotel. Your luggage will be transported separately and waiting at the hotel.

Day 5: Florence

After breakfast, we enjoy a guided tour of Florence, one of the world’s greatest artistic capitals. We will see: Piazza Della Signoria, tour the Duomo (from Outside), and Baptistry of St. John (from Outside). There will also be the option to visit the rooftop terrace here (for an additional fee). After free time for lunch (not included), we visit the Accademia Gallery, home of Michelangelo’s David, and the Uffizi Gallery, one of the oldest and most famous art museums of Europe, hosting marvelous paintings from Leonardo da Vinci, Raphael, Michelangelo and many others. We then return to our hotel in Florence. Dinner is on your own at one of the many local restaurants you’ll want to try.

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

Day 6: San Gimignano, Siena, Florence

This morning, we take a bus to San Gimignano, a small-walled, medieval hill town known as the Town of Five Towers. It is famous for its medieval architecture, unique in the preservation of about a dozen of its tower houses, which, with its hilltop setting and encircling walls, for an unforgettable skyline. We then travel south to Siena to tour the city distinguished by its medieval brick buildings. The fan-shaped central square, Piazza del Campo, is the site of the Palazzo Pubblico, the Gothic town hall, and Torre del Mangia, a slender 14th-century tower with sweeping views from its distinctive white crown. Here, you get to revel in medieval Italy. The town is an architectural time warp, where pedestrians rule, and the present feels like the past. On the way back to Florence, we tour Fattoria Lornano in Tuscany with an included wine tasting (The family-owned winery has produced Chianti Classico wine since 1904) before returning to Florence for overnight. Dinner is on your own. After dinner, we will have the option to stroll the famous Ponte Vecchio, the old bridge that spans the Arno River.

Day 7: Florence, Pisa, La Spezia

After breakfast at our hotel, we check out of our hotel and stop on the hillside overlook across the river from Florence where we will enjoy a panoramic view of the beautiful, red-tiled roof cityscape. You will have an opportunity for lunch on your own in Pisa. We then drive to Pisa where we will tour the Baptistry, Duomo, and the famous leaning tower in the Piazza Dei Miracoli. We continue by bus to La Spezia for dinner and overnight at our hotel.

Day 8: Cinque Terre, La Spezia

After breakfast, we have a full day train ticket to hop on and off at the Cinque Terre fishing villages on the cliffs of the Italian coast. We will stop at Montorossa, Vernazza, Riomaggiore, Manarola, and Corniglia. We will have time to walk in each village, or even to the top if you are able. We will have the opportunity to have lunch on our own in one of the fishing villages. You could perhaps walk the Via Amore to Manarola and skip the train. Optional boat rides between fishing villages may be possible depending on the weather, but not included. Then we return by train to La Spezia for dinner and overnight at our hotel.

Day 9: La Spezia, Milan

After breakfast at our hotel, we drive to Milan where we visit Leonardo da Vinci’s famous painting of The Last Supper (please note: this visit is not always guaranteed). We also see the Church of Santa Maria delle Grazie and then head to the massive Duomo in the center of town for a tour inside and on the roof. The area around the Duomo is famous for its shopping. Stroll the adjoining Galleria Vittorio Emanuele II in the golden quadrilateral of the fashion world where Prada and Louis Vuitton have their shops. Overnight is in Milan. Dinner is on your own this evening to try one of the local restaurants.

Day 10: Lina, Lake Como, Bellaggio, Milan

This morning, we drive to Lake Como for a full day boat ride along the lake, stopping in Bellagio to visit Villa Melzi with its beautiful garden. Here, enjoy a local restaurant lunch on your own and free time for shopping. Then we return to Como for a short time to stroll the city center, before going back to Milan by coach for a farewell dinner and overnight.

Day 11: Return to U.S.A.

After breakfast at the hotel and check out, we transfer to the airport for our flight home. We arrive home the same day.

SISTINE CHAPEL LA

Sail

the

RHÔNE

9-Day Tour including a 7-Night River Cruise

Unfold Time and History

Your adventure begins with a warm welcome in Paris, where you’ll enjoy a relaxing evening before diving into the charm of Montmartre—the city’s beloved artists’ quarter—complete with a visit to the beautiful SacréCœur Basilica. Then it’s off on the high-speed TGV to Lyon, where your river cruise begins in style. As you glide along the Rhône, you’ll be treated to unforgettable experiences like the dazzling immersive art show at Carrieres de Lumieres, the historic streets of Avignon and Arles—where Van Gogh once painted—and the

awe-inspiring Roman aqueduct, Pont du Gard. You’ll fall in love with Lyon’s blend of old-world beauty and vibrant culture, from its secret passageways to sweeping city views. Along the way, enjoy the quaint charm of Beaune and Tournus, explore a storybook château, and sip fine wines at a local vineyard. Cap it all off with a joyful farewell dinner onboard and a final walk through Lyon before heading home, filled with memories from an incredible journey through the heart of France.

2026 Travel Date

9-DAY TOUR INCLUDING A 7-NIGHT CRUISE

May 6 - 14, October 21 - 29

$5,097 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 20+ travelers for your own private tour

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 15-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1 – Friday, May 6: Paris

Arrive in Paris in the evening and transfer to a hotel near the airport. Gather for dinner and then retire to your rooms.

Day 2 – Saturday, May 7: Paris, TGV to Lyon

After breakfast, explore Montmartre, the artists’ quarter, once a small village known for its vineyards and bohemian lifestyle. Visit the iconic white Basilica of the Sacred Heart (Sacré-Cœur) overlooking the city. Enjoy some free time for a light lunch (at your own expense). In the afternoon, transfer to the renowned Gare de Lyon train station and board the world-famous high-speed TGV train for a direct journey to Lyon, arriving in under two hours. No need to worry about luggage—your bags will be delivered directly to your cabins. Upon arrival, board the ship, settle into your rooms, and enjoy a welcome dinner as the cruise begins.

Day 3 – Sunday, May 8: Carrieres de Lumieres

Enjoy a scenic morning cruise along the Rhône River before docking at Châteauneuf-du-Pape. Disembark and visit Carrieres des Lumieres, a spectacular former quarry transformed into an immersive audiovisual art exhibit. Later, rejoin the ship in Avignon. Dinner and overnight onboard.

Day 4 – Monday, May 9: Avignon,

Arles

After breakfast, take a guided walking tour of Avignon, which served as the seat of the Catholic Church in the 14th century. See the famous bridge and the well-preserved medieval walls. Stroll through Place de l’Horloge, lined with charming cafés, and visit the grand Gothic Papal Palace. Return to the ship for lunch and sail toward Arles. In the afternoon, explore Arles, where Vincent van Gogh created some of his most famous works. Visit the impressive Roman amphitheater, still used for performances today, and follow in van Gogh’s footsteps through the town. Return to the ship for dinner. Overnight sailing to Viviers.

Day 5 –

Tuesday,

May 10: Pont du Gard

After breakfast, visit the UNESCO-listed Pont

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du Gard, an ancient Roman aqueduct and engineering marvel that has stood for over 2,000 years. The structure, built without mortar, is one of France’s most visited landmarks. Return to the ship and spend the afternoon cruising toward Lyon.

Day 6 – Wednesday, May 11: Lyon

Today, explore Lyon, a dynamic city where the Saône and Rhône Rivers meet. Discover the UNESCO-listed Old Town and ascend Fourvière Hill for a panoramic view of the city and a visit to the striking white basilica, Notre-Dame de Fourvière. Walk through the impressive Place Bellecour and admire the city’s famous murals. Explore the historic Traboules, covered passageways originally used by silk merchants. Return to the ship for dinner and overnight sailing toward Chalon-sur-Saône.

Day 7 – Thursday, May 12: Chalon-sur-Saône, Beaune, Tournus

In the morning, dock at Chalon-sur-Saône and take an excursion to Beaune, renowned for its winemaking and home to the stunning 15thcentury Hospices de Beaune. Admire its unique Gothic architecture and colorful tiled roofs. Return to the ship for lunch and continue sailing to Tournus. In the afternoon, enjoy a guided walking tour of this charming town before returning to the ship for dinner.

Day 8 – Friday, May 13: Macon

Visit Château de Cormatin, an impressive 17thcentury castle surrounded by beautiful gardens. Built by a local nobleman to showcase his power, the château was later expanded by the director of Monte Carlo’s opera house. Return to the ship for lunch. In the afternoon, visit a local winery for a tasting experience, sampling the region’s exceptional wines. Celebrate the final evening onboard with a farewell gala dinner.

Day 9 – Saturday, May 14: Lyon, Return Flight

After breakfast, bid farewell to the ship and enjoy a final tour of Lyon. According to your flight schedule.

THIS TRIP INCLUDES:

А Luxurious River Cruise: Enjoy a 7-night cruise aboard a comfortable cabin on the Middle Deck.

А All-Inclusive Experience: Indulge in gourmet dining, premium alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, complimentary Wi-Fi.

А Onboard Pampering: Relax with a well-stocked minibar, a welcome bottle of sparkling wine, and a reusable water bottle in your cabin.

А Comprehensive Land Program: Your package includes a one-night hotel stay in Paris with breakfast and dinner, group transfers, expert guided tours, and state-of-the-art audio headsets for seamless sightseeing.

А Expert Guidance: Benefit from the exclusive services of a licensed professional guide from GC’s TEAM, accompanying your group from arrival to departure.

А Hassle-Free Travel: All port taxes, fees, and gratuities throughout your journey are covered, along with a train ride to Lyon, ensuring a smooth and enjoyable vacation.

While we do our best to ensure that all items listed in your itinerary are included, there are times when conditions beyond our control may affect your program or itinerary, including but not limited to air carrier changes, delays, weather, political climate, time constraints, or changes made by your tour leader and tour guide.

MS VIVA VOYAGE PARIS

MACON

AVIGNON

PONT DU GARD

LYON

IRELAND

Where History Meets Hospitality Experience

Join us on a remarkable journey through the breathtaking landscapes and rich spiritual heritage of Ireland. As we explore the Emerald Isle, we’ll visit ancient monastic sites, majestic cathedrals, and the peaceful ruins where early Celtic Christians once worshiped and studied. From the legacy of St. Patrick to the spiritual influence of saints like Brigid and Columba, Ireland offers a profound glimpse into the roots of our faith. Alongside moments of reflection and worship,

we’ll enjoy the warmth of Irish hospitality, stroll through charming villages, and marvel at the beauty of rugged coastlines, rolling green hills, and iconic landmarks like the Cliffs of Moher and the Ring of Kerry. This journey offers more than sightseeing—it’s a time of spiritual renewal, meaningful fellowship, and deeper connection with God through the stories and sacred places of Ireland. Let the history, beauty, and peace of this land inspire your heart and strengthen your walk with Christ.

Travel Dates

11-DAY TOUR OF IRELAND

May 25 - June 4, 2026 September 7 - 17, 2026

May 3 - 13, 2027

$5,397 Per Person

Land Only - Airfare not included Pricing based on a minimum of 15+ travelers for your own private tour

Early Bird Savings

off the total trip cost with your initial deposit of $500.00!

$200 if your payment is received 16-months prior to departure

$150 if your payment is received 12-months prior to departure

$100 if your payment is received 10-months prior to departure

$50 if your payment is received 8-months prior to departure

The ITINERARY

Day 1: Depart U.S.A.

Today, we depart the U.S.A. on our flights bound for Ireland. We enjoy the in-flight service as we journey toward the Emerald Isle.

Day 2: Arrive Shannon, Cliffs of Moher, Bunratty, Adare, Killarney

Upon arrival at Shannon Airport, we meet our tour escort who will accompany us throughout our Irish adventure! We transfer to the Cliffs of Moher where we’ll enjoy breakfast (time permitting) at the visitor center and explore the Cliffs and Atlantic Exhibition. Here we’ll experience the stunning view from over 700 feet above sea level! Afterwards, we visit Bunratty Castle and Folk Park, followed by a stop in Adare where we tour Desmond Castle (Old Priory). We continue to Killarney where we enjoy a 3-course dinner at a local restaurant before checking into the Dromhall Hotel (or similar) for overnight.

Day 3: Killarney, Ross Castle, Ring of Kerry

After a hot buffet breakfast, we’re collected for our magical jaunting car ride (horse & carriage) through the Killarney National Park to Ross Castle. This 15th century stronghold built by one of the O’Donoghue Ross chieftains, contains 16th and 17th century oak furniture. From here, we then embark on the 100-mile journey along the Ring of Kerry, passing through Sneem, Waterville, Molls Gap, and Ladies View. We view Muckross House from the outside before returning for dinner and overnight at the Dromhall Hotel (or similar).

Day 4: Blarney, Cobh, Midleton, Waterford

We enjoy breakfast before heading to Blarney Castle. Those brave enough can climb the ramparts of the castle and kiss the stone, which is said to grant the gift of eloquence! From that, we venture to Cobh to view the Titanic’s last port of call. Afterwards, we visit the Old Jameson Distillery in Midleton for a tour and tasting. We continue to Waterford for dinner and overnight at the Waterford Marina Hotel (or similar).

Day 5: Waterford, Cahir Castle, Rock of Cashel, Kilkenny

Following breakfast, we tour the House of Waterford Crystal with a guide. We then visit Cahir Castle, a 13th century fortress designed by Conor O’Brien. Cahir was owned by the powerful Butler family from 1375. We’ll then stop to see the Rock of Cashel, a spectacular group of medieval buildings set on an outcrop of limestone in the Golden Vale. The area includes the 12th century round tower, High Cross and Romanesque Chapel, 13th century Gothic cathedral, 15th century castle, and the restored Hall of the Vicars Choral. Finally today, we head to Kilkenny for dinner and overnight at the Hoban Hotel (or similar).

Day 6: Kilkenny, Glendalough, Dublin

After breakfast, we visit the 12th century Kilkenny Castle, the principal seat of the Butler family, Marquesses, and Dukes of Ormonde. We travel through the Wicklow Mountains to Glendalough for a guided tour at the visitor center. We end the day in Dublin with dinner and overnight at the Clayton Hotel Charlemont (or similar).

The below is a sample itinerary. We are able to customize any itinerary to fit the needs of your group!

Day 7: Dublin

We begin our day with breakfast at our hotel before setting off for a full-day guided tour of Dublin. Our sightseeing includes a visit to Christ Church Cathedral, where we explore its ancient crypt and remarkable architecture. We continue to St. Patrick’s Cathedral, the largest church in Ireland, which stands as a tribute to Ireland’s patron saint. At Trinity College Library, we marvel at the Long Room and view the famed Book of Kells, a beautifully illuminated manuscript dating to the 9th century. We conclude our tour with a visit to the Guinness Storehouse, where we learn about Ireland’s most famous export and enjoy a tasting before returning to our hotel for dinner and a traditional Irish show at the Merry Ploughboy Pub.

Day 8: Newgrange, Armagh, Londonderry

After breakfast, we travel to Newgrange, where we pause for photos and take in views of the ancient passage tomb, a site older than the pyramids of Egypt. We continue to Armagh, where we visit Number 5 Vicar’s Hill Museum, home to fascinating artifacts and manuscripts from Ireland’s early Christian era. In Armagh, we also explore both St. Patrick’s Church of Ireland Cathedral and St. Patrick’s Roman Catholic Cathedral, reflecting the city’s deep spiritual heritage. We journey onward to Londonderry, where we enjoy dinner and overnight at the Maldron Hotel (or similar).

Day 9: Londonderry, Bushmills, Giant’s Causeway, Ballygally

After breakfast, we set out on a guided two-hour walking tour of Londonderry, where we explore the only completely walled city in Ireland and learn about its storied past. We continue to the Old Bushmills Distillery for a guided tour of this historic site, where we sample a taste of their renowned whiskey. Our journey then takes us along the scenic coast to the Giant’s Causeway Visitor Centre, where we marvel at the unique basalt columns shaped by ancient volcanic activity. Dinner and overnight are at Ballygally Castle Hotel (or similar), where we can relax in this charming coastal setting.

Day 10: Downpatrick, Belfast

After breakfast, we visit the Saint Patrick Centre, the only permanent exhibition in the world dedicated to Ireland’s patron saint. We then explore Down Cathedral and visit the Tomb of St. Patrick, where tradition holds that the great missionary is buried. In the afternoon, we enjoy a panoramic tour of Belfast, taking in Shankill Road, the famous Peace Wall, and the historic Titanic Quarter. Dinner and overnight are at the Europa Hotel (or similar).

Day 11: Depart Belfast

We enjoy our final breakfast together before transferring to Belfast Airport for our return flights to the U.S.A. As we journey home, we take with us a deeper appreciation for Ireland’s rich early Christian heritage, as well as its vibrant history and culture. The memories of the landscapes, legends, and warm hospitality will remain with us long after our return.

CLIFFS OF MOHER, IRELAND

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INCLUDED IN PRICE:

Taxes and fuel charges totaling $578 USD comprised of $247.60 for fuel charges ((subject to airline increase up to 30-days before departure) and $330.40 for taxes (including U.S. federal inspection fees, airport taxes international air transportation tax, agricultural tax, other governmentimposed fees such as the September 11th Security fee up to $10 per person, passenger facility charges up to $18 per person, federal domestic flight segment fees up to $3.50 per segment and U.S. and International arrival and departure, and other government imposed fees up to $300 per person).

PAYMENTS & FEES:

A non-refundable deposit of $500 per person is due upon registration, with a second deposit of $1,000 per person required within 21 days thereafter. Credit cards are only accepted for the initial $500 deposit; subsequent payments must be in check, ACH transfer, bill payment, or wire transfer; all payments are required in US Funds

Final payment is due no later than 150 days prior to departure. Registrations after 150 days require full payment and may incur a $300 late fee if received 149-120 days before departure. Failure to make final payment by 120 days prior to departure results in automatic cancellation, forfeiture of the $1,500 deposit, and potential additional fees. imagine Tours and Travel, LLC (hereafter referred to as imagine) reserves the right to impose a surcharge if the dollar declines by more than 2% against the destination currency based on booking date.

GROUP SIZE & SUPPLEMENTS:

Tour pricing assumes a minimum group size of 20 passengers Smaller groups may incur supplements:

• $150 per person (19-16 travelers)

• $195 per person (15-12 travelers)

Tours with fewer than 12 travelers may be canceled due to insufficient participation.

ACCOMMODATIONS:

Price is based on double occupancy (two people sharing a room). Single rooms may be smaller than double rooms and, when available, incur an additional supplemental charge for the basic itinerary. Roommates are assigned if available; otherwise, single-room occupancy may apply. Roommates may be assigned as late as 120 days prior to departure when applicable

ITINERARY & CHANGES:

imagine reserves the right to adjust itineraries due to airline schedule changes. Changes requiring extra nights incur $195 per person per night ($295 for single rooms). You will be notified in writing of said changes when possible. Meals for additional overnights are not included. Changes and/or deviations from the program and/or departure city listed by the passenger must be provided in writing no later than 120 days prior to departure. All deviations are subject to a $250 administrative fee plus applicable airline fees. All tours are made final at 120 days prior to departure. No changes (including additions) may be made after this time.

LAND ONLY:

Land Only price is per person, excluding international flights.

Land Only passengers may be responsible for transfers and/or additional overnights incurred by booking their own flights. Passengers changing from the regular tour (with group airfare) to Land Only after 120 days prior to departure will be charged a fee of $195 per person.

AIRLINE TICKETS & SEATING:

Flight routing is at the sole discretion of the airline, not imagine imagine does not guarantee passengers will be on the most direct flight or flying together to the final destination (especially prior to 120 days of departure). Flights are economy class on IATA/ARC carriers with non-refundable, non-amendable tickets for groups of 10 or more. Due to group rates, imagine does not participate or allow passengers to use points, miles, or other airline-related offerings on group contracted airfare. Seating requests are at the discretion of the applicable airline and cannot be guaranteed. All requests, including seating, dietary restrictions, and/or all other accommodations must be made in writing prior to 120 days of departure. Airline changes, if allowable, made by the passenger after 120 days prior to departure will incur additional fees. Individual ticketing fees/deposits may apply in certain situations. These fees can be up to $2,000 per person and will be applied to your final balance.

FLIGHT TIMES:

All flight times are subject to change without notice. imagine is not liable

for expenses resulting from flight delays or changes. If making your own flight arrangements to a departure city or any other portion of your trip, we recommend obtaining a ticket which can be changed without large penalties. All passengers are responsible for reconfirming their flights with the airline 24 hours prior to departure.

PASSPORTS & VISAS:

Passengers must ensure their passports are valid for at least six months beyond the return date of their trip and submit a valid passport copy to our office no later than 120 days prior to departure. Visa requirements vary by country, and it is each passenger’s responsibility to obtain necessary visas prior to travel. imagine is not liable for obtaining any required travel visas

TRIP RESCHEDULING:

imagine and/or the group leader/organization reserves the right to reschedule the trip to future dates and/or a different destination due to governmental action, pandemics, wars, or other circumstances beyond their control. Travelers unable to travel on the new dates or to the updated destination may transfer to another tour within one year of the original travel dates, subject to fees of up to $300 per person, plus any applicable fees imposed by ground operators, airlines, or other vendors.

CANCELLATION FEES:

Passengers cancelling from the day of registration up to 151 days prior to departure will be charged a $500 administrative fee plus any airline penalties, if applicable. If passenger cancellation forces a roommate into a single room, the canceled passenger may be charged their single room fee. turn-down (see Accommodations)

The following charges also apply: (plus airline fees, when applicable)

• $1,500 (150 – 136 days)

• $2,000 (135 – 120 days)

• $2,750 (119 – 75 days)

• 85% of total tour cost (74 – 60 days)

• 100% of total tour cost (59 days to day of departure)

All cancellations must be submitted in writing. No refunds will be provided for unused services on or after the day of departure. We advise purchasing travel insurance. In the event imagine cancels the tour due to insufficient participation, a $200 administrative fee per passenger will be deducted from any applicable refund, plus any airline penalties.

Changes to the tour cannot be made within 120 days of departure, as the tour is considered closed at that time.

STATEMENT OF RESPONSIBILITY:

imagine and its associated companies agree to provide the itinerary as described in this brochure. This agreement constitutes the entire understanding between the passenger, their travel agent, the tour host, and the tour operator. All prices, itineraries, and schedules are subject to government regulations, international agreements, and airline tariff adjustments. imagine reserves the right to refuse or revoke travel to anyone who, in the sole judgment of imagine, is unable to participate in group travel. Except for willful negligence by its direct employees, the tour operator assumes no liability for injuries, inconveniences, illness, irregularities, or incidental damages caused by circumstances beyond its control, including but not limited to strikes, revolts, wars, natural disasters, pandemics, force majeure, airport or hotel closures, carrier defaults, negligence of thirdparty service providers, travel agents, or tour leaders/organizations. These conditions become a binding contract upon receipt and acceptance of your enrollment and payment to imagine. Any disputes regarding this brochure or your tour will be governed by Florida law.

RELEASE OF LIABILITY:

By participating in this tour, you affirm your fitness to travel and acknowledge all associated risks to your safety and health. Travel inherently involves risks, especially in certain countries like Israel, where risks include terrorism, criminal acts, and health hazards. You voluntarily assume these risks and release imagine, its officers, agents, and employees from all liability for:

• Any physical, mental, emotional, or other injuries sustained during the tour;

• Loss of or damage to property, illness, injury, delay, or death, regardless of cause, including negligence; any changes made by the cruise lines after the printing of the brochure, shore excursions or rotation of ports or services on board the ship, drink packages, etc.;

• Claims arising from strikes, armed conflicts, terrorism, acts of God, mechanical failures, diseases, local laws, governmental actions, criminal acts, weather conditions, volcanic eruptions, earthquakes, visa refusals, or other events beyond their control.