Tour Code
NFE2025
Url
https://www.tauck.com/tours/fjords-coastal-treasures-norway-cruise/?tcd=nfe2025
Description
Revel in spectacular blue fjords and mountains… glaciers, waterfalls, idyllic valleys dotted with villages await your gaze…. Explore the fjord country and Norwegian culture both past and present… Our seven-night Norway cruise aboard Le Champlain has you sailing between Bergen and Oslo – staying one night at a downtown hotel in both historic cities, and spending a day in Göteborg, Sweden. Norwegian Fjords & Coastal Treasures begins in either Oslo or Bergen. In Bergen explore the historic Bryggen port, visit at the home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s greatest composer, and more… visit the Norwegian Fisheries Museum… explore picturesque Lake Loen and Kjendallsbreen glacier… at spectacular Geiranger Fjord, a day’s touring and a mountain gondola ride surround you with inspiring vistas… sail through fjord land, alighting in Ålesund for scenic views, or a guided walking tour… get a real taste of local life in Norway’s oil capital, Stavanger… visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and Iron Age Farm for insights into the Vikings… sail to Göteborg, Sweden, and check out the Volvo Museum… discover Oslo’s Fram Museum and much more!
Months
6
Price
$10,390.00
Tauck Values
Spectacular fjord country sightseeing: a private guided cruise on Lake Loen, a visit to Kjenndalen Glacier, a ferry ride at Geiranger Fjord, and a gondola ride and scenic touring in the Sunmore “Alps”
All gratuities to Tauck Directors, ship staff and local guides
Tauck’s private shore excursions and distinctive inclusions valued at $3,566
7-night cruise, hotel stays and sightseeing in Oslo and Bergen, and a visit to Göteborg, Sweden
Your cruise may be a shared ship experience with non-Tauck guests onboard as well; all Tauck guests will be accompanied by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 Tauck guests, and your itinerary will always be highlighted by exclusive, private Tauck shore excursions
More activity choices include alternative sightseeing, bicycling, kayaking and more
Day by Day
Day 1 – Welcome to Bergen
Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Hotel Norge or Clarion Collection Hotel Havnekontoret. A transfer is included upon arrival from Bergen Airport to Hotel Norge or Clarion Collection Hotel Havnekontoret, located in the historic wharf district, a UNESCO World Heritage site. Your hotel blends in perfectly with the surroundings of the harbor and its iconic brightly colored medieval buildings. Please join us for a welcome reception and dinner this evening.
Day 2 – Bryggen, Grieg & embark ship
Discover cosmopolitan Bergen, on Norway’s west coast, one of Northern Europe’s oldest port cities, and join our local guide for a walking tour of the historic Bryggen harbor district. This afternoon, get to know Bergen on a walking tour and visit a traditional stave church before heading to Troldhaugen, the hilltop home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s greatest composer. Enjoy a brief reception and a private piano concert featuring Grieg’s music. Embark your ship in Bergen in time for dinner onboard, and set off on your Norwegian cruise this evening.
Day 3 – Lake Loen & Kjenndalen Glacier
Spend a relaxing morning at sea cruising north en route to fjord country. After lunch onboard the ship, disembark in Olden, a village on the shore of Nordfjord, where you’ll take a quick trip to the summit of Mt. Hoven aboard the Sky-Lift cable car, prior to a choice of activities. From Mt. Hoven, you can choose an excursion into the scenic Loen valley for a short boat ride and a walk for views of the blue and white Kjenndalsbreen, an arm of Jostedal glacier, the largest glacier in Europe. The sight is definitely worth the walk! Or you can choose a drive from Mt. Hoven to Briksdalbre, where a ride on a “Troll Car” and a short hike to the foot of Briksdal Glacier lead to stunning views of one of Norway’s most inspiring natural wonders, in a setting of roaring waterfalls and mountain peaks at the end of one of the Nordfjord’s three branches. Return to Olden and board the ship for dinner. Sail on to the village of Hellesylt, on famously scenic Geirangerfjord, this evening.
Day 4 – Geiranger Fjord and the Mountains
Today may be the most beautiful day of touring and sightseeing anywhere! Disembark first thing in Hellesylt in the stunning valley at one end of the deep blue Geiranger Fjord for a choice of activities. On one, head off for a full day’s touring with a local expert around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. All day the views just keep getting better – as you ride a gondola up to the Sunmore “Alps” and drive through the mountains surrounding Geiranger Fjord, and through Fjord og Fjell. Have lunch at a local fjord-side restaurant en route. Or you can stay aboard ship this morning and visit the charming hamlet of Geiranger on your own, perhaps visiting the Norwegian Fjord Center. Another choice is a shorter trip from Geiranger up to Dalsnibba, rising from sea level to nearly a mile high. And a third alternative is a kayaking trip on the Geiranger Fjord. Return to the ship this evening and set off for Ålesund, Norway.
Day 5 – Choices in Ålesund
Disembark today in picturesque Ålesund, the most important fishing harbor in Norway, situated on seven islands on the Atlantic coast. You have three activities to choose from this morning: Join our local expert for a walking tour of the city’s Art Nouveau – Jugenstil – architecture; nearly all the historic buildings went up between 1904 and 1907 after a fire had destroyed the town, making Ålesund a leading example of Jugenstil today. Enjoy a spectacular panoramic sightseeing tour of Ålesund, hopping from island to island to take in the amazing views; you’ll drive through an intricate network of tunnels, carved out of granite, that link this maritime community. Or, embark on a bicycle tour through town. Return to the ship for lunch and spend the afternoon cruising south, enjoying the amenities onboard.
Day 6 – Stavanger Old & New
Welcome to the port city of Stavanger, Norway’s oil capital on the oil-rich North Sea and a lively university town, for a choice of sightseeing. You may choose an overview tour of the city, on which you’ll visit the massive Swords in Rock, a powerful symbol of unity and peace that commemorates the battle of Hafrsfjord in 872, when Harald Fairhair united Norway as one kingdom. You’ll also step even farther back in time on a guided visit at the Iron Age Farm at Ullandhaug, an archaeological site where you’ll see how the prehistoric people of the Iron Age lived – in long buildings of rock and sod, with animals housed at one end and their owners at the other! Then it’s on to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, a Stavanger Port landmark, to learn just about everything you ever wanted to know about oil and gas. Or, you can choose a Stavenger walking tour that includes the city’s harborfront and Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), a settlement of small white wooden houses from the 1800s set on narrow streets paved by ballast blocks, used long ago as ballast on the ships that sailed in and out of port. You may even be invited by the owner of one of these old houses to come inside for a look around. After lunch, your yacht sets sail through Lysefjord; keep your eyes peeled for Prekeistolen, a mammoth flat-topped cliff overlooking the water. Later, your ship charts a course for Arendal.
Day 7 – The seaport town of Arendal
Enjoy some time at sea this morning taking advantage of the amenities onboard your ship and hearing a talk by our lecturer. Early afternoon, the ship arrives in Arendal, a popular seaport town on Norway’s southern coast. Established in the mid-1500s, Arendal’s historic center contains an area called Tyholmen, containing a number of wooden houses dating back to the 17th century; the inner harbor area, Pollen; and the beautiful 19th-century Trinity Church. Discover the town on a guided walking tour and during some free time to explore on your own this afternoon. Your yacht sails across the Skaggerak Strait this evening for Göteberg, Sweden.
Day 8 – Sweden for a Day
Arrive in clean, green Göteborg, Sweden’s second largest city, laced with canals and dotted with parks. On both choices of morning sightseeing here, you’ll explore the lively Långgatorna neighborhood, a hive of homegrown fashion labels, indie bands, and craft beer bars – and for contrast stroll along Kungsportsavenyn, the city’s elegant main avenue inspired by the Champs-Élysées. But you’ll also choose between a tour of Göteborg’s Volvo Museum, taking you on a trip through a unique piece of Swedish 20th- and 21st-century history and design; or a visit to Botaniska, Goteborg’s Botanical Garden, one of the largest in Europe. Return to the ship midday, and enjoy dinner onboard as your yacht sails up the west coast of Sweden back to Norway… and Oslo.
Day 9 – Disembark – Oslo’s Adventurers
Set off to discover some of Norway’s greatest heroes – from Arctic exploration to the arts. An Oslo city tour brings you to the Fram Museum, a reminder that Norway is an Arctic nation; more than 40% of it lies north of the Arctic Circle, and naturally Norwegians have undertaken many important polar expeditions over the centuries. The museum chronicles some of the most famous, and its centerpiece is the wooden polar ship Fram, used on three historic expeditions, including Roald Amundsen’s voyage to Antarctica. Go onboard and take a look around her cabins, lounges, cargo hold and engine room. A guided walk around Frogner Park introduces you to the work of Norway’s most beloved sculptor, Gustav Vigeland; more than 200 of his granite and bronze human figures fill the palatial and popular park with life and emotion, capturing the free-spirited sensibility of the Norwegians, their strong connection to nature, and their willingness to embrace the totality of human experience. And at the Kon-Tiki Museum, discover objects from Thor Heyerdahl’s world famous expeditions including the original Kon-Tiki raft and the papyrus boat Ra II. Lunch is at a local restaurant and the afternoon is free. This evening join us for a farewell reception and dinner at your hotel in the center of town.
Day 10 – Journey Home
Tour ends: Oslo. Fly home anytime. A transfer is included today to Oslo Airport from the Grand Hotel Oslo or Hotel Bristol Oslo. Allow three hours for flight check-in.
Norwegian Fjords & Coastal Treasures – Westbound
Tour Code
NFW2025
Url
https://www.tauck.com/tours/fjords-coastal-treasures-norway-cruise/?tcd=nfw2025
Description
Revel in spectacular blue fjords and mountains… glaciers, waterfalls, idyllic valleys dotted with villages await your gaze…. Explore the fjord country and Norwegian culture both past and present… Our seven-night Norway cruise aboard Le Champlain has you sailing between Bergen and Oslo – staying one night at a downtown hotel in both historic cities, and spending a day in Göteborg, Sweden. Norwegian Fjords & Coastal Treasures begins in either Oslo or Bergen. In Bergen explore the historic Bryggen port, visit at the home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s greatest composer, and more… visit the Norwegian Fisheries Museum… explore picturesque Lake Loen and Kjendallsbreen glacier… at spectacular Geiranger Fjord, a day’s touring and a mountain gondola ride surround you with inspiring vistas… sail through fjord land, alighting in Ålesund for scenic views, or a guided walking tour… get a real taste of local life in Norway’s oil capital, Stavanger… visit the Norwegian Petroleum Museum and Iron Age Farm for insights into the Vikings… sail to Göteborg, Sweden, and check out the Volvo Museum… discover Oslo’s Fram Museum and much more!
Months
6
Price
$10,390.00
Tauck Values
7-night cruise, hotel stays and sightseeing in Oslo and Bergen, and a visit to Göteborg, Sweden
All gratuities to Tauck Directors, ship staff and local guides
Tauck’s private shore excursions and distinctive inclusions valued at $3,566
Your cruise may be a shared ship experience with non-Tauck guests onboard as well; all Tauck guests will be accompanied by one Tauck Director for approximately every 40 Tauck guests, and your itinerary will always be highlighted by exclusive, private Tauck shore excursions
More activity choices include alternative sightseeing, bicycling, kayaking and more
Day by Day
Day 1 – Welcome to Oslo
Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Grand Hotel Oslo or Hotel Bristol Oslo. A transfer is included upon arrival from Oslo Airport to Grand Hotel Oslo or Hotel Bristol Oslo. Please join us for a welcome reception and dinner this evening.
Day 2 – Adventurers & Visionaries
Set off to discover some of Norway’s greatest heroes – from Arctic exploration to the arts. An Oslo city tour brings you to the Fram Museum, a reminder that Norway is an Arctic nation; more than 40% of it lies north of the Arctic Circle, and naturally Norwegians have undertaken many important polar expeditions over the centuries. The museum chronicles some of the most famous, and its centerpiece is the wooden polar ship Fram, used on three historic expeditions, including Roald Amundsen’s voyage to Antarctica. Go onboard and take a look around her cabins, lounges, cargo hold and engine room. A guided walk around Frogner Park introduces you to the work of Norway’s most beloved sculptor, Gustav Vigeland; more than 200 of his granite and bronze human figures fill the palatial and popular park with life and emotion, capturing the free-spirited sensibility of the Norwegians, their strong connection to nature, and their willingness to embrace the totality of human experience. And at the Kon-Tiki Museum, discover objects from Thor Heyerdahl’s world famous expeditions including the original Kon-Tiki raft and the papyrus boat Ra II. Lunch is at a local restaurant. This afternoon, embark your vessel in Oslo and settle in. Your yacht sails for Göteborg, Sweden tonight.
Day 3 – Sweden for a Day
Spend a relaxing morning at sea cruising south along Sweden’s craggy west coast in the Skagerrak Strait en route to Göteborg. Your Tauck Director team shares insights and information about the region’s geography, marine life, history, economics, politics, and more. After lunch onboard ship, disembark for an afternoon in clean, green Göteborg, Sweden’s second largest city, laced with canals and dotted with parks. On both choices of sightseeing here, you’ll explore the lively Långgatorna neighborhood, a hive of homegrown fashion labels, indie bands, and craft beer bars – and for contrast, see Kungsportsavenyn, the city’s elegant main avenue inspired by the Champs-Élysées. But you’ll also choose between a tour of Göteborg’s Volvo Museum, taking you on a trip through a unique piece of Swedish 20th- and 21st-century history and design; or, a visit to Botaniska, Göteborg’s Botanical Garden, one of the largest in Europe. This evening aboard ship, join us for the captain’s welcome reception and dinner as you sail across the Skagerrak Strait to Arendal, Norway.
Day 4 – The seaport town of Arendal
This morning your ship arrives in Arendal, a popular seaport town on Norway’s southern coast. Established in the mid-1500s, Arendal’s historic center contains an area called Tyholmen, containing a number of wooden houses dating back to the 17th century; the inner harbor area, Pollen; and the beautiful 19th-century Trinity Church. Discover the town on a guided walking tour and during some free time to explore on your own. All aboard early this afternoon, as your yacht sails north along the North Sea coast for Stavanger.
Day 5 – Stavanger Old and New
Welcome to the port city of Stavanger, Norway’s oil capital on the oil-rich North Sea and a lively university town, for a choice of sightseeing. You may choose an overview tour of the city, on which you’ll visit massive Swords in Rock, a powerful symbol of unity and peace that commemorates the battle of Hafrsfjord in 872, when Harald Fairhair united Norway as one kingdom. You’ll also step even farther back in time on a guided visit at the Iron Age Farm at Ullandhaug, an archaeological site where you’ll see how the prehistoric people of the Iron Age lived – in long buildings of rock and sod, with animals housed at one end and their owners at the other! Then it’s on to the Norwegian Petroleum Museum, a Stavanger Port landmark, to learn just about everything you ever wanted to know about oil and gas. Or, you can choose a Stavenger walking tour that includes the city’s harborfront and Gamle Stavanger (Old Stavanger), a settlement of small white wooden houses from the 1800s set on narrow streets paved by ballast blocks, used long ago as ballast on the ships that sailed in and out of port. After lunch, your yacht sets sail through Lysefjord; keep your eyes peeled for Prekeistolen, a mammoth flat-topped cliff overlooking the water. Later, chart a course for Ålesund.
Day 6 – Morning Cruising to Ålesund
Enjoy a relaxing morning at sea taking advantage of the amenities onboard your ship and hearing a talk by our Tauck Exclusive lecturer. This afternoon disembark in picturesque Ålesund, the most important fishing harbor in Norway, situated on seven islands on the Atlantic coast where you’ll have three choices to choose from. Join our local expert for a walking tour of the city’s Art Nouveau – Jugenstil – architecture; nearly all the historic buildings went up between 1904 and 1907 after a fire had destroyed the town, making Ålesund a leading example of Jugenstil today. Enjoy a spectacular panoramic sightseeing tour of Ålesund, hopping from island to island to take in the amazing views; you’ll drive through an intricate network of tunnels, carved out of granite, that link this maritime community, or embark on a bicycle tour through town. Sail on to the village of Hellesylt, on famously scenic Geirangerfjord, this evening.
Day 7 – Geirangerfjord & the Mountains
Today may be the most beautiful day of touring and sightseeing anywhere! Disembark first thing in Hellesylt in the stunning valley at one end of the deep blue Geirangerfjord for a choice of activities. On one, head off for a full day’s touring with a local expert around this UNESCO World Heritage Site. All day the views just keep getting better – as you ride a gondola up to the Sunmore “Alps” and drive through the mountains surrounding Geirangerfjord, and through Fjord og Fjell. Have lunch at a local fjord-side restaurant en route. Or you can stay aboard ship this morning and visit the charming hamlet of Geiranger on your own, perhaps visiting the Norwegian Fjord Center. Another choice is a shorter trip from Geiranger up to Dalsnibba, rising from sea level to nearly a mile high. And a third alternative is a kayaking trip on the Geirangerfjord. Board the ship early evening and sail out of Geirangerfjord and south for Olden and Nordfjord tonight.
Day 8 – Lake Loen & Kjenndalen Glacier
Awaken in Nordfjord and disembark early in Olden, a village on the shore of Nordfjord, where you’ll take a quick trip to the summit of Mt. Hoven aboard the Sky-Lift cable car, prior to a choice of activities. From Mt. Hoven, you can choose an excursion into the scenic Loen valley for a short boat ride and a walk for views of the blue and white Kjenndalsbreen, an arm of Jostedal glacier, the largest glacier in Europe. The sight is definitely worth the walk! Or you can choose a drive from Mt. Hoven to Briksdalbre, where a ride on a “Troll Car” and a short hike to the foot of Briksdal Glacier lead to stunning views of one of Norway’s most inspiring natural wonders, in a setting of roaring waterfalls and mountain peaks at the end of one of the Nordfjord’s three branches. Return to Olden to board your yacht and continue sailing toward Bergen. This evening, enjoy a farewell reception and dinner onboard.
Day 9 – Disembark – Bryggen & Edvard Grieg
Disembark your yacht in cosmopolitan Bergen, one of Northern Europe’s oldest port cities, and join our local guide for a walking tour of the historic Bryggen harbor district lined with well-preserved brightly colored houses. This afternoon, continue getting to know Bergen on a city tour, and visit a traditional stave church before heading to Troldhaugen, the hilltop home of Edvard Grieg, Norway’s greatest composer. Enjoy a brief reception and a private piano concert featuring Grieg’s music. After settling in at your hotel late afternoon, please join us this evening for a funicular ride up Mt. Floyen and a special farewell reception and dinner on the mountain featuring spectacular views of the harbor – an ideal finishing touch for your Norway cruise adventure.
Day 10 – Journey Home
Tour ends: Bergen. Fly home anytime. A transfer is included today to Bergen Airport from Hotel Norge or Clarion Collection Hotel Havnekontoret. Allow three hours for flight check-in.
New Mexico – Land of Enchantment
Tour Code
NM2024
Url
https://www.tauck.com/tours/land-of-enchantment-new-mexico-escorted-tour/?tcd=nm2024
Description
Step back in time to centuries of Pueblo culture… at Bandelier National Monument where echoes of ancient American Indian lifestyles live on today… at Taos Pueblo, ten centuries strong and along the Rio Grande where storytelling, a raft trip and a family-style lunch inspire the imagination… stroll through the spirited landscapes of Georgia O’Keeffe… In New Mexico, the enchantment begins. Spend two nights at a resort at the foot of the Sandia Mountains, and three nights in fabulous Santa Fe. Enjoy a private visit to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum, a private presentation by a local chef (with lunch) and a visit to a private artist’s studio in Santa Fe… be treated to a private welcome and talk at the National Museum of Nuclear Science… discover Albuquerque’s Indian Pueblo Cultural Center… visit 1,000-year-old Pueblo de Taos, enhanced by a storyteller’s tales… explore ancient dwellings at Bandelier National Monument… take a float trip down the Rio Grande. It’s New Mexico vacation magic at its best!
Months
4,5,7,9,10
Price
$4,690.00
Tauck Values
TAUCK EXCLUSIVE – A visit to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum & a private artist’s studio in Santa Fe
Multiple-night stays in Albuquerque, Taos and Santa Fe ensuring in-depth cultural discoveries
Visits to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center and private welcome and talk at the National Museum of Nuclear Science offer an insider look at life in Albuquerque, past, present & future
Exploration of Bandelier National Monument & Pueblo de Taos
Storyteller tales & a float trip on the Rio Grande
Airport transfers upon arrival and departure as detailed
Day by Day
Day 1 – Arrive Albuquerque, New Mexico
Tour begins: 6:00 PM, Hotel Albuquerque. A transfer is included from the Albuquerque International Sunport to Hotel Albuquerque. Join us for a welcome reception followed by dinner tonight at your hotel nestled between Albuquerque’s historic Old Town and the vibrant Sawmill district, against a backdrop of New Mexico’s mesas and the Sandia Mountains.
Day 2 – Pueblo culture & the Nuclear Age in Albuquerque
Today you’ll explore New Mexico’s myriad cultural influences, from Pueblo tribes to innovations of the Atomic and Nuclear ages. A guided sightseeing tour of Albuquerque includes historic Nob Hill, the University of New Mexico, downtown districts and Old Town Albuquerque. On a visit to the National Museum of Nuclear Science, a private welcome and introductory talk by a museum docent provide insights on New Mexico’s unique role in the history of the Nuclear Age. After lunch, get a closer look at the history and accomplishments of the Pueblo people, from pre-Columbian to current times, with a visit to the unique Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, a showcase of puebloan history and culture operated by 19 Native American pueblo communities. Return to your hotel late afternoon; dine at the hotel tonight. Note: The largest hot air balloon festival in the world, the annual 9-day Albuquerque International Balloon Fiesta takes place in early October. Guests on the October 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11 and 12 departure dates can enjoy an optional early morning (5:00 AM) excursion today (day 2) to attend the morning session of the Balloon Fiesta; ask for details at booking.
Day 3 – Bandelier National Monument and on to Taos
Depart Albuquerque this morning and peek into the lives of the ancient Anasazi Pueblo culture on a visit to Bandelier National Monument, one of North America’s oldest human settlements. Lunch in a 100-year-old adobe home whets your appetite for the mountain vistas that enhance today’s journey to the Taos region, which has long attracted a thriving and talented community of artists and craftspersons with the scenic beauty of its contrasting forests and deserts. Visit Santuario de Chimayo en route to your Taos resort, where you’ll spend the next two nights and enjoy dinner at your leisure tonight.
Day 4 – Pueblo Life, past & present in Taos
Start your day with a private lecture that shares insights on Pueblo life. A guided excursion to continually inhabited multistoried Taos Pueblo, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, showcases a unique way of life that has remained unchanged for almost ten centuries. Continue to the Rio Grande Gorge Bridge, a magnificent structure that is a landmark site in Taos and the second-highest bridge on the U.S. Highway System. The remainder of the day is free.
Day 5 – Rio Grande float trip and on to Santa Fe
After leaving your Taos resort, today’s gentle float trip* on the Rio Grande with a native guide ends with a traditional Pueblo Indian cooking demonstration and family-style lunch, where you will meet local artisans crafting baskets and drums. Continue on through picturesque desert landscapes and arrive at your hotel in Santa Fe in time for dinner and an evening spent as you please.
Day 6 – An authentic taste of Santa Fe
As the crossroads of the historic Southwest, Santa Fe’s unique culture and ambiance are a blend of Spanish, Native American and Old West influences. Experience this diverse cultural mix on a guided tour of Santa Fe’s centuries-old center, on which you’ll see the city’s historic plaza, terminus of the storied Santa Fe Trail, and America’s oldest public building, the Palace of the Governors; and visit St. Francis Cathedral, the Manhattan Project site, and famous Loretto Chapel, adjacent to your hotel. Discover the tasty secrets of southwestern cuisine at a private presentation by a local chef, followed by lunch highlighting the city’s diverse heritage at the Santa Fe School of Cooking. The remainder of the day is free to spend as you please in Santa Fe.
Day 7 – Georgia O’Keeffe’s Southwest & a visit with a local artist
Enjoy an exclusive, private morning visit to the Georgia O’Keeffe Museum in Santa Fe – revealing the sensuous landscapes and other works by this renowned 20th-century artist, who so loved this part of the Southwest that she made it her home later in life. The collection contains over 1,100 paintings, sculptures and drawings by O’Keeffe herself, and nearly 1,800 works by her contemporaries, including many photos chronicling her life and career. Later, embark on a Tauck Exclusive insider visit to the studio of an acclaimed local artist, who you’ll meet for a private demonstration, presentation and lecture on the art styles of New Mexico. After time to explore and have lunch as you please this afternoon in Santa Fe, celebrate the close of your remarkable New Mexico adventure at this evening’s farewell cocktail reception and dinner at your hotel.
Day 8 – Journey Home
Tour ends: Albuquerque. Fly home anytime; a transfer is included from Eldorado Hotel & Spa in Santa Fe to Albuquerque International Sunport. Allow a minimum of 2 hours for your flight check-in. Ask at booking about extending your stay with additional hotel nights.
