The newest way to travel with Tauck is the best way to become actively immersed in the local culture. Averaging 20 culturally curious travelers per journey, Culturious allows you to truly experience the destination, not just check it off. Imagine having your own personal ranger at Bushmans Kloof, voted the “World’s Best Hotel”; or living la dolce vita in an Italian villa... dining on meals exquisitely prepared by a French “Rising Chef”... or waking to the ocean surf from your tropical suite in a beachfront reserve. Stretch your legs on hikes, bike rides, game drives, rafting and kayak adventures... your taste buds at vineyards, farmers’ markets, picnics, barbecues and pub crawls... and your mind at art lectures, artisan workshops, insider talks and history walks. The pace is up to you, the included daily activities are most definitely varied, and the rewards are priceless.
We’ve been making travel a family affair for generations, so it’s no surprise that Tauck Bridges is #1 in guided family travel... with inclusive, fun family vacations for every age to enjoy together in the U.S., Canada, Latin America, Europe and Africa. Meticulously planned, seamlessly orchestrated and exceptionally priced, Tauck Bridges adventures are all about shared enrichment and great family value. Stay in the best locations in every destination including hard-to-get, inside-the-national- park lodges; go inside must-see sights like the Vatican Museums without lines; have fun on nature hikes, river rafts, trail rides, zip-line adventures, game drives and jet boats; dine on included meals that are kid-tested and parent-approved; and experience do-it-for-you services from Tauck Directors who make every day carefree.
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
Visit our website at
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