Within a small group averaging 20 cultural explorers, we’ll immerse you in the daily life of each place you visit... so you interact with every Culturious destination
A Feast We Call France
In describing Paris as “a moveable feast,” Hemingway evoked a sumptuous “meal” for the senses, extending from the capital into the rest of France, in which you’ll partake fully as you join the Culturious to experience local life as the French do... pedaling a bike past the galleries of Le Marais in Paris or the plane-trees on Cours Mirabeau in “Aix”... tasting truffles in the Luberon with local experts... picnicking in an idyllic Provençal meadow.
The traditional way is the only way in this proud and particular country... as you’ll discover firsthand when you visit Le Cadre Noir de Saumur, France’s esteemed national equestrian academy... go to market and help prepare a meal with our chef in Avignon... and learn to set a proper French table from a countess in her château...
Richly Rewarding Costa Rica
The richness of the land, the life it nurtures and the culture it supports are what Costa Rica is all about – not surprising for a country whose name means “rich coast” – hands-on sight-doing at every turn. Gently kayaking through a mangrove estuary reveals a camouflaged world alive with chattering wildlife. At a historic basilica in Cartago, discover a tiny carved figure believed to have miraculous powers... and hundreds of gifts left by grateful pilgrims.
A short walk from your luxury beach resort leads to a hidden waterfall here, a gathering spot for macaws at sunrise there. The serenity of riding through a plantation ripe with sugar cane... the exhilaration of rafting the rapids of a jungle river or zip-lining through a cloud forest... your first sip of guaro... more magically rewarding moments of pura vida shared with your little group of Culturious adventurers...
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