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This trip was absolutely wonderful and so


much more than we ever imagined. I think I used the word ‘magical’ 100 times! Everything was extraordinary... each day was filled with so much information, and then free time;


it was the perfect way to spend a vacation. Yes, it was a vacation, but it was more of a life-changing experience! – Chris and Frank Grasso, CT





COSTA RICA... Sugar cane fields, mangrove forests, flycatchers, egrets, Scarlet Macaws and more... Zip line through a forest canopy, kayak in crystal-clear waters, visit a shrine in a Byzantine-style church, saddle up for a hacienda trail ride. Swim, explore fantastical gardens, go whitewater rafting and share a Culturious fiesta!


PROVENCE... Need we say more? Boutique hotels in Aix, Joucas and Le Pontet-Avignon, plane trees and fountains, a chalk-cliffed village, a picnic near the Abbaye de Sénanque, ochre-hued Roussillon, dabbling at pétanque and tasting pastis, and grasping the brilliance behind the madness of Vincent van Gogh...


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WHO IS CULTURIOUS? Some of our guests have quietly “confessed” that tours were not on their radar screens when considering how best to explore the world. But increasingly, we’re hearing from these very same travelers that exploring the world with a small Culturious group was not what they envisioned – it was much more fun!


A lot of people who have never traveled on an organized tour before may share those feelings initially. But when you’re Culturious – sooner or later – inquisitiveness gets the best of you. What you’ll find are travel experiences you will not find if traveling on your own; that immerse you in the daily life of new places not just by seeing, but by doing, tasting, hearing, riding, cooking and trying; and that connect you with some pretty interesting people.


Culturious makes travel more interesting for those who never stop seeking – and isn’t that what it’s all about?


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