UNCOMMON ACCESS INCLUSIVE EXPERIENCES ASHORE
Tauck’s shore excursions are unlike any others for they combine our 86 years of award-winning travel expertise with unique destination experiences you couldn’t have on your own. Cruise into picturesque harbors steeped in cultural treasures and natural riches, where the views are enjoyed by smaller ships like Tauck’s. Step ashore and discover a real taste of local life… in a remote Darien Province village... at a historic villa on the Amalfi Coast... at a royal palace in St. Petersburg... in a private vineyard on Elba... during a Turkish lunch in the country... on a visit to an Icelandic farm...
EXCLUSIVELY TAUCK
Unlike other cruise companies, Tauck includes privately guided shore excursions that take you inside the destination, both on and off-the-beaten path, like no one else does!
• Go inside the Vatican Museums and the Sistine Chapel on a special after-hours visit without crowds
• Have lunch at a Peruvian horse ranch outside of Lima, including a horse show and folkloric dancing, and have dinner at a private home with a knowledgeable “ex-pat”
• In Croatia, enjoy a private Moreska folkloric performance, an insider lecture by Croatia’s former Minister of Tourism, songs by an a cappella group and wine tasting
• Attend a memorable night of cultural entertainment at a royal palace in St. Petersburg featuring champagne, opera and Russian ballet
• Cruise to tropical islands off Panama with 4 on-board naturalists and experience a full transit of the Panama Canal with commentary from a local expert
• Take a guided walk across the Arctic Circle on the Icelandic island of Grímsey, seeing comical puffins and arctic terns, and discover farm life on Vigur Island
• Sail by volcanic Stromboli at night while viewing a natural fireworks show, up close, from your private yacht
Call your travel agent or Tauck at 800-468-2825
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