In
the
early
’60s,
pioneering
air-
and-land
tours
in
the
West
and
winning
the
right
to
stay
in
National
Park
hotels
like
the
Ahwahnee
helped
us
introduce
a new
generation
to
Yosemite
and
its
wonders
that
Roosevelt
and
Muir
fought
to
preserve.
It’s
still
the
centerpiece
2. city tour / Wine country
of
our
California
“Gold
Coast”

nullb nullll... nullinatown... Fishermannull Wharf...
journey
we
launched
in
1987...
nullmbard Street... see these celebrated San
Arthur
Francisco destinations and more on a city
tour. Then cross the manullstic nulllden nullte
nullidge and head north to the Sonoma nulllley,
home to some of the worldnull finest vineyards.
After a tour, tasting and picnic lunch at the nullansa Winery,
return to San Francisco to enulllore as you please. Meals null
to behold on a day of discovery that begins with Taucknull
3. Gold country / the yoSemite vAlley
private twonullour walking tour with a local naturalist, and
nullnture through nullld nullsh country and into the Sierra
continues with the rest of the day free to enulllore the parknull
nullvada nullthen look around in awe as you arrive at the valley
magnificent waterfalls, glaciernullewn gorges, granite peaks
that so inspired conservationist John nullir... and led to the
and remarkable wildlife as you please. nullnully dinner on your
creation of nullsemite nulltional nullrk. Spend two nights amidst
own tonight, surrounded by The Ahwahneenull imposing
soaring cathedral ceilings and massive stone fireplaces at The
stonework and intriguing nulltive American art. Meals null
Ahwahnee, a nulltional nullstoric nullndmark in the heart of the
park. nullne nullla carte in the awardnullinning Ahwahnee nullning
5. AcroSS luSh vAlleyS to monterey
nullom with its floornullonulleiling windows. Meals nullD
After a visit to the nullriposa nullseum and nullstory nullnter,
traverse the farmland of the San Joanullin nulllley nulldubbed
4. yoSemite nAtionAl PArk
nullmericanull Salad nullwlnullnullto sleepy nullrced. Then itnull on to
With names like nullidalveil Falls, nulllf nullme, null nullpitan and
the nullcific nullast and nullrmelnullynullhenullea, a lovely coastal
nullthedral Spires, nullsemitenull legendary wonders are yours
village with a longstanding reputation as an artistsnullcolony.
Spend some time browsing the art galleries and boutinulles
before arriving in nullnterey for a twonullight stay. nullne this
evening at one of nullntereynull fine restaurants. Meals nullD
6. monterey BAy AnullArium / 1nullm ile drive
Awaken at the new Internullntinental the nullement nullnterey,
close to your nenull destination nullthe famous nullnterey nully
Anullarium, showcasing some nullnullenullibits on marine life and
one of the most respected anullariums in the world. Tour the
nullnterey nully nullninsula, an enclave of impressive homes
and lovely beachesnulltravel the 17-Mile Drive through nulll
nullnte For est to nullpress nullint and the famed nullbble nullach
golf course. The rest of the day is free in nullnterey. Meals null
null B iG Sur And heArSt cAStle
nulldwoods and elephant seals are nullst a few of the sights
that await you along one of the most beautiful drives in the
nation today nullon Scenic nullcific nullast nullghway null passing
You’ll be singing the praises of nulln nullancisco on a nullnight staynull the rugged nullg Sur coastline as it weaves its way southward
Call your travel agent or Tauck World Discovery at 800-468-nullnull nullnulltaucnullconull null
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