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YOU ARE INVITED!!
2018 TOUR SHOW
AT THE
HERRIN CIVIC CENTER
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 10,
2017, 2:00 P.M.
Tour presentations,
Collette Vacations Representative, food,
brochures on attractions, giveaways, $5
extra discount with overnight deposit
made at the show on tours offering an
early-booking discount and much more!
Please RSVP 888-756-8763 or
618-627-2652.
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2018-2019 TOUR CATALOG INDEX
DATE TOUR PAGE
One Day Tours 3-4
February 10-25 Eastern/Western Caribbean Cruise 5
April 8-13 Springtime in New Orleans 6-8
April 19-30 Hawaiian Adventure 9-11
May 14-19 Oklahoma Cherokees and Cowpokes 12-14
June 18-25 Pacific Northwest and California 15-16
June 28-July 2 Best of Broadway 17
July 9-12 Hidden Treasures of Ohio 18-20
July 28-August 8 Alaska Denali Explorer & Voyage of the Glaciers 21-22
August 25-30 Discover Mackinac Island with 2 nights at the Grand 23-24
September 9-13 Five Day Mystery Tour 25
Sept. 29-Oct. 10 Fall In New England 26-29
Oct. 22-25 Riverboat Twilight Cruise 30-31
Nov. 13-16 Christmas in Branson 32-33
Nov. 27-29 Christmas at the Biltmore 34-36
Feb. 15-Mar. 2, 2019 Panama Canal Ocean to Ocean Cruise 37-38
Apr. 16-May 3, 2019 South Pacific Wonders 39-42
June 5-16, 2020 Alpine Explorer & Glacier Express Train 43-45
With Oberammergau Passion Play
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2018 ONE-DAY TOURS
RIVER CITY CASINO—Tuesday, Jan. 16—$50
1/2 price buffet
MAMA MIA! AT DERBY DINNER PLAYHOUSE
Wednesday, March 7—$138
A mother. A daughter. Three possible dads. And a
trip down the aisle you won’t soon forget! The story
-telling magic of ABBA’s timeless songs propels this
tale of love, laughter and friendship. The ultimate
feel-good show!!! Buffet lunch included .
PHANTOM OF THE OPERA at the Fox Theatre
Saturday, May 12-$196
Critics are raving that this breathtaking production is
bigger and better than ever before and features a
brilliant new scenic design, new choreography and
new staging. The production boasts many exciting
special effects, including the show’s legendary
chandelier. The beloved story and thrilling score will
be performed by a cast and orchestra of 52, making
this Phantom one of the largest productions now on
tour. Lunch is included before the matinee perfor-
mance. Orchestra front B seating.
I DO! I DO! at STAGES St. Louis,
Thursday, June 14—$130
I DO! I DO! tells the poignant story of 50 years in the
married lives of Michael and Agnes. This two-
character musical version of the comedy/drama
“The Fourposter” takes place entirely in a bedroom
and takes its audience on a whirlwind journey that
begins in 1895 and ends half a century later. I DO! I
DO! offers its audiences a frank look at the miracle
of marriage as Michael and Agnes experience child-
birth, parenthood and the eventual settling down to
face the future and their advancing years together. I
DO! I DO! Will be sure to steal your heart while cele-
brating the many triumphs and heartaches of mar-
riage: past, present and future! Lunch is included
before the matinee performance.
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ONE-DAY TOURS CONTINUED
ONE-DAY MYSTERY TOUR
Wednesday, July 18—$148
A guaranteed fun day with great things to see and
do plus delicious food!
FESTIVAL OF THE LITTLE HILLS IN ST.
CHARLES, MISSOURI— Friday, Aug. 17—$70
Discover the largest festival of the year. The Main
Street Historic District is filled with over 300 craft and
artisan vendors, scrumptious food booths, and live
entertainment. This must-see event offers festival
goers hours of shopping and entertainment. Vendors
for this event come from over 40 states and the food
booths benefit local not-for-profit organizations.
You’ll surely find something for your home, both
indoor and outdoor, or that must-have treasure or
gift. In addition to the festivities, Main Street offers
14-blocks of unique shops and restaurants. No meals
are included.
INDIANA COVERED BRIDGE FESTIVAL
Monday, Oct. 15—$76— Join us for our annual
tour to Mansfield, Indiana, where you will spend the
day shopping more bargains than you could ever im-
agine! Lots of good food as well, from Amish baked
goods and cheese to Kettle Corn and pumpkin rolls!
Wear your walking shoes and join us for this fun
day!
VARIETY CHRISTMAS EXTRAVAGANZA at
Badgett Playhouse with lunch at Patti’s 1880s
Tuesday, December 4—$117
Variety! Christmas Extravaganza returns this holiday
season with all of your favorites! Lunch is included
before the matinee performance.
GIRLS’ HOLIDAY OUT at Josephine’s Tea
Room in Godfrey. Thursday, December 6—
$94 - Lunch off the menu is included , as well as
shopping time at Josephine’s unique shops.
MORE ONE DAY TOURS WILL BE ADDED IN
THE SUMMER NEWSLETTER.
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2018 OVERNIGHT TOURS
14-DAY PRINCESS CRUISES
EASTERN/WESTERN CARIBBEAN CRUISE
®
ABOARD THE REGAL PRINCESS
FEBRUARY 10-25, 2018
Itinerary:
2/10—Fly to Ft. Lauderdale, Fl., overnight hotel
2/11— Board the Regal Princess®
2/12—Princess Cays Bahamas
2/13—Sea Day
2/14—Falmouth, Jamaica
2/15—Grand Cayman
2/16—Cozumel, Mexico
2/17—Sea Day Cost per person:
2/18—Fort Lauderdale Call for available cabins and pricing!
2/19—Princess Cays Bahamas
2/20—Sea Day
2/21—St. Thomas
2/22—St. Maarten
2/23—Sea Day
2/24—Sea Day
2/25—Fort Lauderdale—Return Home
Included:
• Basic Princess Travel Care
• Round-trip transfers to STL
• Round-trip ship transfers
• Airport/hotel luggage
gratuities
• Air from STL
• Overnight pre-cruise
hotel
• Fully escorted by Jane’s
Journeys
• Choice of dining
• 14-day Eastern/Western
Caribbean Cruise PRINCESS CAYS
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SPRINGTIME IN NEW ORLEANS
April 8-13, 2018
Where do you go when it is time to get away?
OAK ALLEY
What if you knew of a place where the scenery
isn't all that changes? A place where centuries
old architecture is the backdrop for a culture
so invigorating, it'll rouse your spirit. Join us
as we visit the most fun and authentic city in
America— New Orleans, Louisiana!
Day 1
We travel today through Missouri, Tennessee, a little
bit of Arkansas—into Mississippi, stopping for the
BIENVILLE HOUSE
night at the Ridgeland Drury Inn. The hotel serves a
light dinner or there is a steakhouse within walking
distance for dinner on your own tonight.
Day 2
We depart following breakfast, arriving at Oak Alley
Plantation, in Vacherie, Louisiana, in time for lunch
and tour. It's more than a house. It's a majestic place
by the Mighty Mississippi River where 300-year-old
oak trees have held root through times of prosperity
and through times of suffering. Wander twenty-five
acres of history & romance, regret & rebirth, tragedy
& triumph. Explore the historic grounds and see the
legacies left by the Romans, the Stewarts and others
who made an impact on this iconic landscape. No-
where in the South is there a more spectacular
setting!
Later this afternoon, we arrive in New Orle-
ans, where we will check into our deluxe accommoda-
tions, the Bienville House Hotel, located in the
historic French Quarter. Just as the French Quarter is
perfectly situated in the heart of New Orleans, the
Bienville House Hotel in New Orleans is perfectly situ-
ated in the midst of the historic French Quarter. With
a recent multi-million-dollar renovation, the 83-room attractions, including the antique shops of Royal
hotel is a truly distinctive French Quarter hotel. It Street. Tonight, we will board Royal Carriages for a
offers premium accommodations with a boutique ho- tour of the French Quarter to Mulate’s Cajun Restau-
tel feel with many amenities. Surrounding the beauti- rant. Old world ambience, history, architecture and
ful Bienville House are New Orleans’ most popular jazz. Experience the sights and sounds of the colorful
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French Quarter as the quaint mule-drawn carriages
take you back in time to another era. Courteous and
informative guides will escort you past many land-
marks of New Orleans' heritage, including courtyards
and iron-laced balconies, as well as famous restau-
rants and galleries. Dinner is included at Mulate’s,
recognized throughout the world as the King of Cajun
Dine and Dance halls, featuring live Cajun music and
dancing along with great authentic Cajun food seven
days a week. Mulate's is a place where Cajuns come
to celebrate their heritage and the world comes to
join them in their celebration! (B, L, D)
Day 3
Following a delicious continental breakfast this morn-
ing, we depart for Mardi Gras World, the only place
where Mardi Gras happens all year round! Since 1947,
Blaine Kern Studios has built breathtaking parade
floats not only for Mardi Gras but for parades all over
the world. We will take a tour to see what it takes to
bring Mardi Gras to life year after year. You’ll learn
about the history of this unique and festive tradition
and go beyond its reputation for revelry to get a
deeper understanding of the real Mardi Gras.
Lunch is included before we are joined by a
licensed guide for a city tour, beginning with Expla- WORLD WAR II MUSEUM
nade Avenue, with a stop at St. Louis Cemetery, often
called the “city of the dead” because of its above-
ground tombs. After a refreshment stop in City Park,
we will proceed alongside Lake Pontchartrain and the
city’s finest yacht harbor.
We’ll follow the St. Charles Avenue streetcar
route, seeing Tulane and Loyola Universities, Audu-
bon Park and beautifully restored mansions. Our
guide will also highlight the French Quarter, where
you’ll see Jackson Square, St. Louis Cathedral, The
Cabildo, seat of the old Spanish government and the Day 4
Architecture that makes New Orleans unique among Following breakfast at the hotel, we depart for the
American cities. National World War II Museum, which opened June
This evening we depart for the New Orleans 6, 2000, as the National D-Day Museum. The
School of Cooking, where you’ll learn the basics of Museum tells the story of the American Experience in
Louisiana cooking in a way you’ll never forget! Fun is the war that changed the world—why it was fought,
a primary ingredient in this kitchen! It’s a “ga-ron- how it was won, and what it means today—so that all
teed” good time for all! (CB, L, D) generations will understand the price of freedom
andbe inspired by what they learn. Since its opening
day, nearly two-million visitors have toured the World
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War II Museum. A must-see for history lovers and all
patriots, it has been designated by the U.S. Congress
as the country's official World War II Museum. Power-
ful images and extraordinary artifacts bring to life the
American Spirit, the courage, teamwork and sacrifice
of the young men and women who won the war and
changed the world. From the 1930s prelude to war, to
the Normandy Invasion and the battles of the
Pacific Islands, visitors trace America's role in the war
and on the Home Front. Lunch is included before re- INCLUDES:
turning to the hotel or the French Market. This after- • 13 meals; 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 4 dinners
noon is free for you to explore New Orleans on your • Guided New Orleans city tour/guide gratuity
own! • New Orleans School of Cooking
Tonight, dinner is included at Court of Two • National World War II Museum
Sisters. Delicious food and a beautiful restaurant! • Royal Carriage tour to Mulate’s Cajun Restaurant
And…..we will be dining while listening to the music of • Dinner at Mulate’s with Live Cajun Music
our own jazz combo! (B,L,D) • Court of Two Sisters with Jazz Trio
• Oak Alley Plantation
Day 5 • Mardi Gras World
This morning, we sadly depart The Big Easy and turn • Bass Pro Pyramid
our motorcoach northward. Making the necessary • Five nights’ deluxe accommodations, including
stops along the way, we’ll arrive in Tunica, three nights at Bienville House in New Orleans/
Mississippi, for the night, staying at Gold Strike Luggage handling
Resort and Casino. Dinner is included. (CB, D) • Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
Day 6 • Deluxe motorcoach transportation/
We depart this morning for Memphis, following a de- driver’s gratuity
licious buffet breakfast. Upon arrival, we will visit Bass
Pro Pyramid. The first thing you'll notice is the eleva-
tor—it actually lights up in changing colors, and it's COST PER PERSON:
the tallest freestanding elevator in the nation. You Double: $1,274.00
will also notice that the whole place is filled with fake
Triple: $1,148.00
cypress trees; the craftsmanship is incredible. There
are giant fossil imprints hand-carved in the floor, taxi- Single: $1,678.00
dermy in every direction, and an aquarium on the first
floor. There are also indoor ponds (with live fish),
$250 deposit with reservation; Final
ducks and boats, some of which you can get on. Other payment is due by Feb. 15, 2018.
things you find on the first floor - all kinds of clothes – $20 early bird discount with
everything from North Face stuff to campy t-shirts to
swimsuits, plus shoes, sunglasses, ATVs, camp reclin-
deposit received before
ers, gifts, toys, snacks and all kinds of fishing supplies. 12/31/17, to be deducted
And, that’s just the first floor!! from final payment.
A delicious Memphis BBQ lunch is included
Travel insurance is $93 dbl & triple per
before continuing our journey home, arriving in
person; $115 single occupancy.
Southern Illinois late afternoon. (B, L)
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HAWAIIAN ADVENTURE with Collette NEW
DATE!!
April 19-30, 2018
Let the spirit of “Aloha” be your guide on OAHU
this leisurely three-island tour of Hawaii featur-
ing three-night stays each in Oahu, Kauai and
four nights in Maui. Enjoy your luxurious beach-
front hotel in Waikiki. “Remember Pearl Harbor”
and visit the USS Arizona Memorial. Embark on
a wonderful journey along Oahu’s famous North
Shore. Visit an historic plantation and the larg-
est Hawaiian coffee estate in Kauai. See Waimea
Canyon, the “Grand Canyon of the Pacific.” Expe-
rience a traditional Polynesian luau.
Day 1
Aloha! Your adventure in the sun-drenched Hawaiian
Islands begins in Honolulu. Upon arrival, you’ll be
welcomed with a traditional Hawaiian floral lei before
being transferred to your Waikiki Beach hotel, the
Hyatt Regency Waikiki Resort. Relax and “hang
loose” - you are in Hawaii!
Day 2
This morning “Remember Pearl Harbor” as you em-
bark on an historic journey. Begin at the World War II
Valor in the Pacific National Monument to view arti-
facts from the attack and a short documentary on the
Day of Infamy. Travel by naval launch to the white
marble-clad USS Arizona Memorial. In the silence,
reflect on history as you gaze upon the thousands of
names inscribed on the wall of remembrance. After
this poignant experience, take a city tour of Honolulu,
highlighting the historic Iolani Palace, the impressive
state capitol building, King Kamahameha’s statue and
the moving National Cemetery of the Pacific, known
television series and movies were filmed in this area.
as the Punchbowl. The remainder of your day is at
A stop in the surfing town of Haleiwa will surely be a
leisure to explore Oahu your way. (B D)
highlight as you learn why surfers gather from all over
Day 3 the world with waves ranging from 2 to 40 feet! Rich
Embark on a wonderful journey along Oahu’s famous with island history, Haleiwa is now the social and
North Shore. If there is such a thing as a perfect artistic hub of the North Shore. Here you will find
wave, you’ll likely find it here. The large waves of this surfers fueling up at the restaurants in its plantation—
legendary surf mecca attract the best surfers. Several era buildings before hitting the famous beaches of
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Waimea Bay, Ehukai (Banzai Pipeline) and Sunset
Beach. Return to Waikiki and enjoy the remainder of
the day at leisure. (B)
Day 4
A short flight takes us to the “Garden Isle” of Kauai,
the oldest island in the chain. Only here, on the outer
islands, can you find the timeless world of ancient
Polynesia. Upon arrival, travel to breathtaking
Waimea Canyon. Carved thousands of years ago by WAIMEA CANYON
rivers and floods, each of the lines in the canyon walls
represent a different volcanic eruption or lava flow.
At 10 miles long, one mile wide and more than
3,500 ft deep, it is considered the “Grand Canyon of
the Pacific.” Later, visit the largest coffee estate in
Hawaii and discover the coffee bean’s journey from
tree to your morning cup. Learn about sustainability
practices and taste several of their coffees. We will
then check into our beautiful ocean-front resort,
Kauai Marriott Resort. (B,D) KAUAI MARRIOTT RESORT
Day 5
The day is yours to enjoy this beautiful island at
leisure. Stroll along the beach or take advantage of ROAD TO HANA
your resort’s activities. You may also choose to expe-
rience the island through the eyes of Hollywood with
an optional tour of the island’s famous movie filming
locations. (B, D)
Day 6
Step aboard an open-air boat for a cruise along the
tranquil Wailua River. Your captain will tell stories of
days gone by before making a stop to disembark for a
short guided walk to the lush, green Fern Grotto. On
your return boat ride, hula dancers join us to demon-
strate this ancient art form, originally performed for
the volcano goddess, Pele. (B) the resort area of Kaanapali and arrive at your deluxe
beachfront hotel, the Hyatt Regency Maui Resort &
Day 7 Spa, Lahaina. (B)
This morning we board an inter-island flight to the
“Valley Isle” of Maui, one of the most beautiful and Day 8
popular outer islands. We’ll visit the stunning Iao Spend a day at leisure to see for yourself why locals
Valley and view the 2,000-foot high Iao Needle, one say “Maui no ka oi” (Maui is the best). Perhaps you
of Maui’s famous natural land forms. will take an optional cliffside drive on the legendary
We’ll also visit the old royal capital of Road to Hana. Or you may choose to take a stroll
Lahaina, once home of the world’s largest whaling along the beach, shop for souvenirs or simply relax at
fleets, where you can stroll through historic streets. your luxurious Maui resort. There is no limit to the
We’ll then travel through sugarcane fields to adventures you can have on this beautiful island! (B)
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Day 9
Enjoy this another day of paradise! To cap off your
visit, you may decide to view the sunrise from the
summit of Haleakala (optional). The evening con-
cludes with an traditional Polynesian luau, featuring
endless tropical drinks and a sumptuous feast. (B, D)
Day 10
Enjoy your day of complete leisure in this beautiful
tropical paradise! (B)
Day 11 COST PER PERSON:
Bid “Aloha” to Hawaii as your memorable tour ends in
Double: $6,074.00
Maui. Now, wherever your home is, you’ll always be
part of the Hawaiian “ohana” (family). (B) Triple: $6,014.00
Single: $8,324.00
Included: $490 deposit with reservation; reser-
• Round-trip transportation to St. Louis Airport vations are made on a first-come, first-
• Cancellation Waiver and Insurance served basis and are based upon avail-
• Round-trip air from Lambert St. Louis
ability. Final payment is due by
• Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
• Itinerary as described above
12/26/17.
• 14 meals; 10 breakfasts and 4 dinners Please call for more information and to
• 10 nights’ deluxe accommodations/luggage han-
reserve this wonderful tour to Hawaii!
dling.
IMPORTANT CONDITIONS: Your price is subject to
increase prior to the time you make full payment.
Your price is not subject to increase after you make TOUR ACTIVITY LEVEL 1 2 3 4
full payment, except for changes resulting from This tour requires average physical activity. You
government-imposed taxes or fees. should be in good health, able to climb stairs and walk
reasonable distances, possibly over uneven ground
and cobblestone streets.
Experience It! Polynesian Luau:
Relax Hawaiian-style at an authentic luau. Used
to mark almost any occasion, these social gather-
ings include Polynesian cuisine such as kalua
pork, huli chicken, fresh mahi mahi and much
more. More an event than a simple meal, prepa-
rations begin early in the morning and lead right
into a traditional greeting of guests. The beating
of drums, the sound of the conch, burning torch-
es and Hawaiian chants set the stage. Enjoy a
feast, lavish desserts and tropical drinks. Jump
into Polynesian culture as you experience the
ultimate island celebration.
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OKLAHOMA CHEROKEES AND COWPOKES
May 14-19, 2018 NEW
DATE!
Day 1
Today, we drive to Tulsa, Oklahaoma, where we will
check into the Hampton Inn Downtown.
Dinner included at Tavolo - “Award-winning
Chef Justin Thompson brings a taste of Italy to Tulsa’s
Deco District with Tavolo. Focused on handmade pas-
tas and seasonal chef inspired dishes, Tavolo brings
the authenticity of an urban Italian eatery you’d find
in a big city.”
We will then return to the hotel and relax for
the evening. (D)
Day 2
Enjoy an included breakfast at the hotel before PHILBROOK
boarding the coach to begin a tour of Tulsa. Be ready MUSEUM
to be impressed with one of the finest collections of
American Western Art, including paintings by Reming-
ton, Russell and Bierstadt, at the Gilcrease Museum.
It’s on to Philbrook Museum for lunch and
visiting the galleries and formal gardens. This was the
former home of one of the founders of Phillips Petro-
leum. Beautiful inside and out.
Lunch is included at La Villa restaurant – “At
La Villa restaurant you'll find the food and atmos-
phere are one of a kind. An herb and vegetable gar-
den is located in the Secret Garden off of the Great
Hall Terrace. The herbs are used regularly by the La
Villa chef in the preparation of our fine entrees and
desserts.”
We’ll then return to the hotel for some down
time to rest.
Dinner is included at Jamil’s Steakhouse. WOOL-A-ROC MUSEUM
“Jamil’s, Tulsa’s oldest steak house, has been in busi-
ness over 65 years. Tyrone Elias, son of Jamil’s found-
er, has continued the family tradition of lots of Leba-
nese-style food for a modest price. Over the years,
the restaurant has attracted such stars as Jayne
Mansfield, Zsa Zsa Gabor, Danny Thomas, Roger Stau-
bach, Leon Russell, Muhammad Ali and Mickey Man-
tle.” ( B, L, D)
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Day 3
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel this morning before we
depart for the Frank Phillips house at Bartlesville.
Frank and his brothers were the founders of Phillips
Petroleum. We will also see the only “skyscraper”
building ever designed by the famous architect, Frank
Lloyd Wright, called Price Tower.
We will then visit Wool-A-Roc, including a
great lunch in Frank Phillips lodge home, overlooking
a small lake on the ranch. We’ll
then visit Wool-A-Roc Museum,
which is dedicated to native Amer-
ican and cowboy (western) art and
collector pieces.
Next we’ll arrive at Pioneer
Woman’s store and café, The
Mercantile, in Pawhuska, OK.
Ree, The Pioneer Woman, is a
writer, photographer, ranch wife
and mother of four, plus host on
Food Network's hit show The Pio-
neer Woman. Dinner is included. (B, L, D)
Day 4
Enjoy an included breakfast at the hotel this morning.
Board the coach, meet your Indian princess tour
guide for this day of Native American history and cul-
ture, as we head for the Cherokee Nation Heritage
Center.
Arrive in Tahlequah at The Cherokee Heritage
Center, the premier cultural center for Cherokee trib-
al history, culture, and the arts, located in the heart
of the Cherokee Nation in Tahlequah, Oklahoma.”
Enjoy an included lunch in Tahlequah before
returning to Tulsa for a little rest time at the hotel.
Dinner included at Tally’s Good Food Café –
Oklahoma voted Tally’s Café #1 in USA Today’s con-
test for Best Chicken Fry Sandwich in Oklahoma!
We’ll then return to the hotel for the evening. (B, L,
D)
Day 5
Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before departing for Ok-
lahoma City! Our first stop in Oklahoma City will be
The National Cowboy & Western Heritage Museum,
America’s premier institution of western history, art,
and culture, founded in 1955. OKLAHOMA CITY NATIONAL MEMORIAL
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The Museum, located in Oklahoma City, collects, pre- • Wool-A-Roc Museum
serves, and exhibits an internationally renowned col- • 14 meals: 5 breakfasts, 4 lunches and 5 dinners
lection of Western art and artifacts.” We will then • Pioneer Woman’s store and cafe,
enjoy an included lunch at Bricktown Brewery & Ca- The Mercantile
fé. • The National Cowboy & Western Heritage
This afternoon, we’ll visit the Oklahoma City Museum
National Memorial Site and Museum. “From the • Cherokee Nation Heritage Center
first hours after the April 19, 1995, bombing, Oklaho- • One-day tour with Indian Princess
mans began to create small makeshift memorials • Local guide in Oklahoma
around the perimeter of the bombsite – mounds of • Langston’s Western Wear Store
flowers, stuffed animals, personal notes, cards and • Oklahoma City National Memorial Site and
prayers. Almost immediately after the bombing, Museum
a chain link fence was erected to protect the site of • Price Tower by Frank
the bombing. The Fence became Oklahoma’s – and Lloyd Wright
America’s – memorial.” • Deluxe Motorcoach
We will then check into the very unique and transportation/driver’s
wonderful 21c Museum Hotel –“Building upon a gratuity
strong foundation and a rich industrial herit- • Fully escorted by Jane’s
age, 21c Museum Hotel Oklahoma City is a contem- Journeys
porary art museum, 135-room boutique hotel with
spacious guest rooms reminiscent of a loft apartment
in New York’s Soho neighborhood.” We will enjoy
our final dinner in Oklahoma at the famous Cattle-
men’s Steakhouse, located in the Stockyards district
of OKC.
Following dinner, we’ll enjoy some retail ther-
apy at Langston’s Western Wear Store – “Langston's
Western Wear has been serving the western culture
and lifestyle community for over 100 years. What
started as a one-stop shopping destination for the
COST PER PERSON:
ranchers and farmers of central Oklahoma has be- Double: $1,296.00
come one of the top independent and locally owned
western stores in America.” We will then return to Triple: $1,197.00
the hotel for the evening. (B, L, D) Single: $1,667.00
Day 6 $250 deposit with reservation; Final pay-
Enjoy an included breakfast at the hotel before check- ment is due by April 1, 2018.
ing out. Depart OKC and head back home! Happy
$20 early bird discount with
trails! (B)
deposit received before
Includes: 12/31/17, to be deducted
• Five nights’ deluxe accommodations/luggage han- from final payment.
dling
• Tour of Tulsa Travel insurance is $93.00 per person dbl,
• Gilcrease Museum triple, quad. $115 for single occupancy.
• Philbrook Museum
• Frank Phillips House
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PACIFIC NORTHWEST AND CALIFORNIA
Featuring Washington, Oregon and California
June 18-25, 2018
Day 1 Columbia River Gorge and the Bonneville Dam,
Our tour begins with our flight from St. Louis to where you will learn about its fascinating hydropower
Seattle, dubbed the “Emerald City” for its lush green and history. Your evening is free to independently
surroundings. We will check into our deluxe hotel for explore the beautiful Lloyd Center area or hop on the
the night, Renaissance Seattle Madison Hotel. MAX Light Rail to downtown Portland. (B)
Tonight, get to know your fellow travelers at tonight’s
welcome dinner. (D) Day 4
Today, we will journey through the Willamette
Day 2 Valley, the Promised Land for the pioneers who
Explore Seattle’s colorful waterfront area and historic followed the Oregon Trail. This lush valley contains
Pioneer Square on our tour with a local guide. Mingle some of the most fertile agricultural soil in Oregon.
with artisans at the lively Pike Place Market, a famous Head to the seaside town of Newport for a brief stop
fish and vegetable market dotted with restaurants before traveling along some of the country’s most
and shops. Travel south through Olympia, stopping at beautiful coastline. Pause along the way to take in
the Mount St. Helens Visitor Center. Learn about its the natural beauty of Oregon Dunes National
1980 volcanic eruption as well as the history and Recreation Area. Cap off your day strolling North
geology of the state park. We’ll continue to Portland, Bend’s lively boardwalk perched along scenic Coos
Oregon, for a two-night stay in the picturesque “City Bay. We overnight at The Mill Casino, North Bend,
of Roses” at the Doubletree Hotel Lloyd Center. En- Oregon. (B, D)
joy a tour of Portland on our way to dinner. (B, D)
Day 5
Day 3 Today, we drive to Bandon State Natural Area, taking
We will drive along the Mt. Hood route this morning in the breathtaking scenery as we travel along the
to the lush Columbia River Gorge, taking in the unfor- striking Beach Loop. See Bandon Rocks and Face
gettable views of Mt. Hood as we leave the valley Rock, famous for their American Indian legends. Stop
and enter the Cascade Mountains. We’ll discover the to enjoy a cruise up the spectacular Rogue River, tak-
awe-inspiring landscapes on a tour of the magnificent ing you into Oregon’s rugged wilderness for a chance
Seattle
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to see bald eagles, cormorants, seals and blue heron. Includes:
Continuing south to California’s redwood country, we • Transportation to and from St. Louis Lambert In-
will travel through Redwood National Park, home to ternational Airport
trees that can reach nearly 300 feet. See for yourself • Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
why the sun seldom hits the ground. Arrive in Eureka • Seattle
and embark on a delightful tour. Come to know this • Mount St. Helens Visitor Center
historic timber and fishing village and see Old Town, • Portland
with lovely Victorian architecture. Tonight we stay at • Columbia River Gorge
Red Lion Eureka, Eureka, California. (B) • Newport
• Bandon State Natural Area
Day 6 • Redwood National Park
Return to the majestic beauty and splendid grandeur • Eureka
of the Redwood Forest as you traverse the “Avenue • Avenue of the Giants
of the Giants,” a scenic highway loaded with tower- • San Francisco
ing redwoods. Next, drive over the legendary Golden • Choice of San Francisco Bay Cruise or City Tour
Gate Bridge and arrive in “The City by the Bay,” San • Collette guide upon arrival in Seattle
Francisco. Tonight, we gather for dinner on the city’s • Round-trip air from St. Louis
colorful Pier 39, with exceptional views of San Fran- • Cancellation Waiver and Insurance
cisco Bay and the Bay Bridge. Tonight and tomorrow,
we stay at the San Francisco Marriott Marquis. (B, D) COST PER PERSON:
Double: $3,819.00
Day 7
This choice is yours! Take a narrated cruise on San Single: $4,719.00
Francisco Bay and learn about its landmarks including Please call for availability for this tour
Alcatraz and the Golden Gate Bridge. Or, join a local
after December 18, 2017.
guide to hear stories of the city’s past and present as
you drive past its famous landmarks, including Fisher- Your price is subject to increase prior to the
man’s Wharf and the Golden Gate Bridge. The re- time you make full payment. Your price is not
mainder of your day is at leisure to explore San Fran- subject to increase after you make full
cisco independently. For a true local experience, ride payment, except for changes resulting from
the famed cable cars up and down San Francisco’s increase in government-imposed taxes or fees.
thrilling hills.
Day 8
Our tour comes to a close today, but the memories
will stay with you forever!
Columbia River Gorge
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HIDDEN TREASURES OF OHIO
July 9-12, 2018
Day 1
Today, we will travel to Sugarcreek, Ohio, for a three- DAVID WARTHER MUSEUM
night stay at the beautiful Carlisle Inn. We will enjoy
dinner and tour tonight at the David Warther Muse-
um. You will meet the carver and enjoy a private
guided tour of his amazing Ivory Sailing Ship repli-
cas. Learn more about the history of the sailing ship
from the earliest known civilizations up to modern
times. David will show us his workshop and sit down
to dinner with us surrounded by these amazing works
of art! There will also be free time to enjoy the gift
shop following dinner. (D)
Day 2
This morning, we will be joined by our local guide for
a back-country roads tour with the following stops:
Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center -
where you’ll see the 260 ft x 10 ft circular mural,
showcasing the early history of the Amish and Men-
nonite, up through modern times, an informative pro-
gram, then some free time to see the film and gift
shop.
We’ll also visit Homestead Furniture for a fac-
tory tour and shopping at their showroom. Watch
Amish artisans create the beautiful handcrafted furni-
ture they are known for then enjoy browsing the gal-
lery to view the gorgeous finished products!
Next stop is Lehman's Hardware, with lunch
on your own at the café and free time to browse the
fabulous country store where the old meets the new!
Lehman’s features the non-electrical items the Amish
use in their homes, green friendly products, NEW old- P. GRAHAM DUNN WOODWORKING
fashioned products, and tons of wonderful kitchen
gadgets, toys, housewares, books, stoves, oil lamps,
and so much more! This is a really fun stop!
We just have to stop at P. Graham Dunn
Woodworking and Laser Art Gallery, where we’ll
watch craftsmen engrave inspirational messages into
beautiful wood crafts, then enjoy free time to browse
the gorgeous gallery and showroom.
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We will then return to the Inn for a break, with free
time to enjoy shops near the Inn or just relax.
Tonight, we will enjoy a delicious dinner in an
Amish home followed by Amish Country Theater Mu-
sical and Comedy Variety Show. The show features
two hours of hilarious comedy skits, live bluegrass
music, fabulous ventriloquist Ken Groves, musical
parodies, and of course plenty of fun with Cousin Lyn-
ryd! Lots of fun audience participation as well! We
will then return to the hotel. (B, D)
Day 3
This morning, following breakfast, we will depart with
our guide for Hershberger Bakery and Farmers Mar-
ket. Enjoy the best Amish baked goods featuring
their famous “fry pies,” stuffed cookies, cream sticks,
jams, jellies, noodles, locally made arts, crafts, and
fresh local produce. There are farm animals to enjoy
looking at, including Big King, largest Belgian Draft
Horse in the U.S.!
Then it’s off to Heini's Cheese Chalet, where
there will be over 85 sample varieties of locally made
cheeses from local Amish farm milk.
A stop at Wendell August Forge is next, bring-
ing heritage design and fine craftsmanship into the
21st century with personalized ornaments, home-
ware, & more. It is the last remaining working forge
in the state!
We will then stop at Der Dutchman in Walnut
Creek for lunch on your own, and a little time to
browse the shops in town.
Coblentz Chocolates is the first stop after
lunch for samples and shopping time, followed by an
ice cream treat for all at Walnut Creek Cheese.
We then return to the Inn for a break before
dinner at Dutch Valley, on property. We will attend
the evening performance of “Half Stitched” the Musi-
cal, a delightful musical that will keep you entertained
from the minute it opens, at the NEW Ohio Star The-
ater. (B, D)
Day 4
We depart for home following breakfast, with won-
derful memories of “Hidden Treasures of Ohio.” (B)
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Included:
• Three nights’ deluxe lodging at Carlisle Inn
with luggage handling
COST PER PERSON:
• David Warther Museum tour and dinner
• Amish and Mennonite Heritage Center Double: $785.00
• Homestead Furniture
Triple: $740.00
• Surprise stop!!
• Lehman’s Hardware Single: $999.00
• P. Graham Dunn Woodworking and Laser Art $200 deposit with reservation; Final
Gallery payment is due by May 15, 2018.
• Dinner in an Amish Home
• Amish Country Theater Musical and Comedy $20 early bird discount with deposit
Variety Show received before 12/31/17, to
• Hershberger Bakery and Farmers Market be deducted from final pay-
• Heini’s Cheese Outlet ment.
• Wendell August Forge
Travel insurance is not included
• Der Dutchman
and is $58.00 per person.
• Coblentz Chocolates
• Walnut Creek Cheese
• “Half Stitched” the Musical at the New Ohio
THESE ARE ACTUAL COMPLAINTS RECEIVED BY A
Star Theater
TOUR COMPANY FROM DISSATISFIED CUSTOMERS:
• Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
• Six meals included: 3 dinners and 3 break- 1. "On my holiday to Goa in India, I was disgusted to
fasts find that almost every restaurant served curry. I don't
like spicy food."
• Deluxe Motorcoach transportation/driver’s
2. "They should not allow topless sunbathing on the
gratuity
beach. It was very distracting for my husband who
just wanted to relax."
3. "We went on holiday to Spain and had a problem
with the taxi drivers as they were all Spanish."
4. "We booked an excursion to a water park but no-
one told us we had to bring our own swimsuits and
We sell towels. We assumed it would be included in the
price."
gift 5. "The beach was too sandy. We had to clean every-
certificates!
thing when we returned to our room."
6. "We found the sand was not like the sand in the
brochure. Your brochure shows the sand as white but
it was more yellow."
7. "It's lazy of the local shopkeepers in Puerto Vallarta
to close in the afternoons. I often needed to buy
things during 'siesta' time -- this should be banned."
8. "No-one told us there would be fish in the
water. The children were scared."
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ALASKA DENALI EXPLORER AND VOYAGE OF THE GLACIERS CRUISE
aboard the Island Princess®
July 28-August 8, 2018
Itinerary:
Sat., Jul 28 Fairbanks – Alaska’s “Golden Heart City” of Fairbanks is a great introduction to
the heart of this unique state. Check into your hotel and get ready for the
beginning of your adventure.
Sun., Jul 29 A full day in Fairbanks gives you time to get a feel for the unique culture and
history of the region. You’ll take a cruise on an authentic Sternwheeler River-
boat down the Chena River then enjoy a Gold Dredge tour with the chance to
pan for your own gold. A hearty miner’s lunch is included. The evening is at
leisure.
Mon., Jul 30 Enjoy a scenic motorcoach journey to Denali National Park and the Denali Prin-
cess Wilderness Lodge. Once there, check out the deck and vistas of the Nena-
na River Canyon.
Tue., Jul 31 You have a full day to get out into one of America’s best national parks. This
morning, a Natural History Tour serves as a wonderful introduction to the
animals, plants and geological features found there. Later today, you may want
to stop by the tour desk to plan an activity such as rafting or hiking.
Wed., Aug 1 Enjoy the scenic rail journey through some of the best wilderness in the Great
Land on the Direct-to-the-Wilderness® rail service. Once in Whittier, you’ll step
from the train onto your ship for the beginning of your unforgettable cruise.
Island Princess® departs at 8:30 pm.
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Thu., Aug 2 Hubbard Glacier, Alaska Scenic Cruising
Arrive 3:00 pm Depart 8:00 pm
Fri., Aug 3 Glacier Bay National Park, Alaska Scenic Cruising
Arrive 9:15 am Depart 7:30 pm
Sat., Aug 4 Skagway, Alaska
Arrive 7:00 am Depart 8:30 pm
Sun., Aug 5 Juneau, Alaska
Arrive 6:30 am Depart 4:00 pm
Mon., Aug 6 Ketchikan, Alaska
Arrive 10:00 am Depart 6:00 pm
Tues., Aug 7 Sea Day
Wed., Aug 8 Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada
Arrive and fly home 7:30 am
Cost Per Person with air out of St. Louis Lambert based on double occupancy
Inside Category IF: $4,056.32
Obstructed Outside Category OZ—$4,110.32
Unobstructed Outside Category OE: $4,675.83
Balcony BZ Category: $4,943.33
Balcony BC Category: $5,050.33
Please call for additional category pricing and single rates.
Final payment is due 5/14/18.
Includes:
• Round-trip transfers to St. Louis Lambert Airport
• Air out of St. Louis Lambert International
• Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys with a group of 10 or
more
• Princess Care Insurance
• Airline Luggage Fee for 7/28
• All taxes and fees
• Round-trip transfers in Alaska
• 4-night land tour
• 7-night Alaska Inside Passage Cruise aboard the Island
Princess®
• Direct-to-the Wilderness Rail Service to Whittier to board the Island Princess®
• All meals aboard the Island Princess®
• Choice of early, late or any-time dining
• Meals are not included on the land portion of the cruise tour. Port taxes and government fees are
included and subject to change.
Ship Registry: British & Bermudan.
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BEAUTIFUL MACKINAC ISLAND, MICHIGAN
With Two nights at the Grand Hotel
August 25-30, 2018
MACKINAC ISLAND—The Jewel of the Great Lakes! with our overnight at the beautiful Essenhaus Inn in
What is it about an island and vacations? It’s a natu- Middlebury, Indiana. This evening, we will enjoy a
ral fit! You have an Island where the automobile never delicious family-style Amish dinner at Indiana’s larg-
replaced the horse and carriage. You have a Revolu- est restaurant, Das Essenhaus. (D)
tionary era Fort where the British couldn’t permanent-
ly replace Americans. You have Fudge Stores where Day 2
box recipes never replaced our 19th Century recipes. We continue this morning, arriving in Mackinaw City,
You have a place to leave your routine, discover the Michigan tonight. We will overnight at the Baymont
rhythm of waves and horse-clops and a place that Inn, within a short walking distance to Mackinaw
getting to is half the fun. Crossings and the downtown area, where there are
THE GRAND HOTEL—Ignite your passion for several restaurants available for dinner on your own.
life! This resort is romantic, magical, timeless and un- (B)
forgettable. Create a dream vacation that will eternal-
ly linger in your thoughts. Grand Hotel was voted by Day 3
Travel & Leisure Family magazine’s best resort for We board the ferry to Mackinac Island this morning!
families and kids. Most people likely know about one Upon arrival, we will take a horse-drawn tour of the
specific Mackinac Island porch: the world’s longest island. There will then be time for lunch on your own
porch at the Grand Hotel. The 660-foot porch is so and to explore the downtown area of Mackinac Is-
massive you can spot it easily from the water as you land. This afternoon, a taxi ticket will be provided for
approach the Island on the ferry. Earlier this year, the your transportation to the hotel. We will then check
famed porch received some updates that included into the beautiful Grand Hotel, the crown jewel of
new flooring and masonry work on the pillar bases – pristine secluded Mackinac Island. Grand Hotel has
so even if you’ve explored before, you should explore been America’s Summer Place since 1887.
it again! This evening, dress in your finest for dinner off
the menu in the Main Dining Room. Enjoy after-
Day 1 dinner coffee service (demitasse) with a recital in the
We begin our journey this morning, traveling north, parlor. Later, choose from a nightly movie, the
GRAND HOTEL
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intimate piano bar in the cupola, or dancing to the full
orchestra in the ballroom (Terrace Room). (B, D)
Day 4
Rise and Shine coffee service is available in the parlor
this morning. A full breakfast is included in the Main
Dining Room. Enjoy your day visiting the gardens,
stables and galleries of the hotel. Or perhaps sit on
the longest front porch in the world and enjoy a
bottle of Coke from the antique Coke cart. Today is
free for you to explore this wonderful island and
beautiful hotel! GRAND HOTEL PORCH
This evening, dinner is included in the Main
Dining Room, with after-dinner entertainment. (B, D)
Day 5 FRANKENMUTH
Following breakfast this morning, we depart for
Frankenmuth, Michigan, “Michigan’s Little Bavaria”
and number one tourist attraction. Upon arrival, we
will visit Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland, the
world’s largest Christmas store. The Bavarian Inn
Lodge is our home tonight, nestled on the banks of
the Cass River. The lodge has created an authentic
German atmosphere including hand-carved wood-
work, imported German wall décor and Old World
hospitality. Dinner is included tonight at the Bavarian
Inn Restaurant. (B, D)
Day 6 :
This morning, enjoy a German Breakfast Buffet at the COST PER PERSON:
hotel before departing for home. We will arrive in
Southern Illinois late afternoon. (B) Double: $1,593.00
Triple: $1,451.00
Includes:
*9 meals; 5 breakfasts and 4 dinners Single: $2,244.00
*5 nights’ lodging/baggage handling, including two
nights at the Grand Hotel $250.00 deposit with reservation; Final
*Two taxi carriage tickets on Mackinac Island payment due by July 1, 2018.
*Horse-drawn carriage tour of Mackinac Island
*Ferry to and from Mackinac Island $20 early-bird discount with
*Frankenmuth, Michigan
deposit received before
*Bronner’s CHRISTmas Wonderland
*Deluxe motorcoach transportation/driver’s gratuity 12/31/17, to be deducted from
*Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys the final payment.
Cancellation insurance for this tour is $115 per
person double and triple. $145 pp. single.
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FIVE-DAY MYSTERY TOUR
September 9-13, 2018
It’s once again that time of year when we
begin to wonder: “where will we go this
mystery tour —this way or the other?”
To travel east, to travel west, we never
really know. But one thing is for certain–
that we all go with the flow.
For every time, it’s so much fun not
knowing where we ‘re going. And we return
from every tour with grins and faces glowing.
So, go ahead and mark the date - be
sure to make your plans. ‘Cause you’ll come
back again this year, as “mystery tour” loyal
fans!
HINT: We are staying at a resort!!
Included:
• All attractions
• 11 meals; 4 breakfasts, 3 lunches
and 4 dinners COST PER PERSON:
• Four nights’ deluxe accommoda- Double: $1,338.00
tions/luggage Triple: $1,211.00
• Deluxe motorcoach transportation/ Single: $1,656.00
driver’s gratuity
$200 deposit with reservation; Final
• Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
payment due by July 25, 2018.
$20 early-bird discount
with deposit received
before 12/31/17, to be
deducted from the final
payment.
Cancellation insurance on this tour is $93 per
person double and triple. $115 pp. single.
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NEW ENGLAND FALL FOLIAGE
Sept. 29-October 10, 2018
Day 1 TURNING STONE
We travel today, stopping in Dublin, Ohio, at the
Drury Inn for the evening. Enjoy their included light
dinner or walk to one of the nearby restaurants.
Day 2
We continue traveling today, stopping at Turning
Stone Resort in Verona, New York. You will receive
$40 slot play and $15 dinner coupon. (B, D)
Day 3
Enjoy breakfast this morning with your $10 breakfast
meal credit before we depart, continuing our journey
northeast. This afternoon, breathe the salty sea air
and feel the coastal breezes as we arrive at the beau-
tiful shores of Cape Cod, checking into the Red Jacket
Beach Resort, located directly on the beach overlook-
ing spectacular Nantucket Sound, for a relaxing three
night stay. Upon arrival, we’ll receive a warm
greeting from our local Tour Guide, along with a
CHATHAM LIGHT
festive welcome reception! Relax and freshen up
before enjoying a delicious welcome dinner. (B, D)
Day 4
Following breakfast, we’ll depart with our tour guide
for a fun-filled day touring the lower and outer Cape!
We begin touring through the charming seaside vil-
lage of Chatham with a picture stop at the Chatham
Light. Continue on to the Cape Cod National Sea-
shore for spectacular views off the cliffs overlooking
the Atlantic Ocean. We’ll continue on to Province-
town – the tip of the Cape, and spend some time
browsing around the downtown waterfront area with
all its artistic and eclectic shops before embarking on
an exciting Whale Watch Cruise! Be sure to have your
cameras ready as we view these magnificent mam-
mals frolic and feed in their ocean playground. Enjoy
dinner at one of the Cape’s fine restaurants this even-
ing. (B, D)
Day 5
This morning embark on a cruise to Nantucket
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Island, fondly known as “The Gray Lady.” The island
was once the whaling capitol of the world in the NANTUCKET ISLAND
1800's. Now a popular vacationing spot for the
wealthy, Nantucket’s charm is associated with its
cobblestone main street, narrow roads, simple
Quaker-style homes and handsome houses dating
back to the whaling days of the early 19th century.
Enjoy free time to explore, enjoy lunch on your own
and meander through the many charming shops be-
fore we enjoy a guided tour around this beautiful
island. Later this afternoon, re-board the ferry for
our cruise back to the mainland. This evening, enjoy
another delicious dinner at one of the Cape’s favor-
ite dining spots! (B, D)
Day 6
Enjoy breakfast before we check out and depart for
coastal Maine! We will cross over the Piscataqua
River into Maine, and tour through the coastal vil-
lage of York for a picture stop at one the most pho-
tographed lighthouses in the country, named by the
Abenaki Indians which means, “Beautiful place by
the Sea” and venture down to Perkins Cove where
we’ll board the Finest Kind Cruises for a first-hand
lobstering experience! Learn all about these tasty
crustaceans while enjoying the beautiful coastal
views! Later this afternoon, check into the Mead-
owmere Resort in Ogunquit. Take some time to
settle in and stretch your legs before enjoying a tra-
ditional lobster dinner this evening. (B, D)
Day 7
This morning after breakfast, we’ll depart for a spec-
tacular day of touring through NH’s Lakes Region of
New Hampshire. Arrive at the charming village of
Wolfeboro for a scenic cruise on Lake Winnipe-
saukee; the state’s largest and most beautiful lake.
Following the cruise, enjoy free time in the village
for shopping and lunch on your own. This afternoon,
we’ll visit Castle in the Clouds, Thomas Plant's spec-
tacular Arts & Crafts mansion built by over 1,200
craftsmen at a cost of over $1 million in 1914. This
New Hampshire icon is wonderfully preserved to
give a real sense of how country life was lived by the
CASTLE IN THE CLOUDS
fabulously wealthy at the turn of the century. This
afternoon, we’ll tour along one of the country’s most
scenic byways; The Kancamagus Highway. Check
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into the Residence Inn by Marriott in North Conway
for a relaxing night’s stay. Take some time to freshen
up before enjoying another savory dinner this even-
ing. (B, D)
Day 8
This morning after breakfast, check out and journey
through Crawford Notch, enjoying spectacular views
as we make our way to the Mount Washington Cog
Railway for an unforgettable and exciting “once in a
lifetime” railing experience. In 1869, the Cog Railway
was an engineering marvel, a technology of toothed
cog gears, rack rails and tilted boilers. Enjoy a rare
glimpse of this world gone by while enjoying spectac-
ular views as we travel up some of the steepest rail-
road tracks in existence. Then it’s on to the historic
Mount Washington Hotel. A grand masterpiece of
Spanish Renaissance architecture, The Mount Wash-
ington Hotel in New Hampshire's White Mountains,
was a two-year labor of love for 250 master crafts- MOUNT WASHINGTON HOTEL
men. Conceived by industrialist Joseph Stickney, this
National Historic Landmark opened in 1902 and im-
mediately became a favorite summer haunt for poets,
presidents and princes. Enjoy a delicious luncheon in
the grand dining room, followed by a guided tour of
this magnificent hotel. This afternoon we’ll continue
on to the green mountains of Vermont and check into
our hotel resort, Best Western Plus, Waterbury, VT.,
for a relaxing two-night stay. Enjoy a planned dinner ROCK OF AGES
this evening. (B, L, D) GRANITE QUARRY
Day 9
We depart for a day of touring around northern
Vermont while enjoying the splendid foliage and
countryside. We’ll begin the day with a visit to the
Rock of Ages Granite Quarry. A friendly Quarry guide
VERMONT STATE HOUSE
will step aboard and tour us around the 50-acre, 600-
foot deep quarry! ROAC maintains the world's largest
"deep hole" granite quarry. The quarry is called the
"E. L. Smith Quarry", and the Devonian Barre Granite
is mined there. Visitors to the Rock of Ages factory
and gift shop can also watch quarriers cutting the
granite away from the quarry wall. Midday, enjoy a
tour of Montpelier, Vermont’s State Capitol and en-
joy a guided tour and planned lunch at the State
House! This afternoon, enjoy a visit to a traditional
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Maple Sugar house for a demonstration and syrup • VT State Capitol tour and lunch
tasting, Sugar on Snow, along with an opportunity to • Cape Cod touring
browse through the gift shop. We’ll finish off the • Visit to Cape Cod National Seashore
afternoon with a visit to the charming village of • Provincetown Whale Watch Cruise
Stowe for some free time at Stowe Mercantile for • Highspeed Ferry to Nantucket Island
many wonderful samples of Vermont favorites! This • Guided tour of Nantucket Island
evening, enjoy another delicious dinner. (B,L,D) • Coastal Maine touring
• Picture stop at Cape Neddick Light
Day 10 • Finest Kind Lobster Boat Cruise
Enjoy breakfast this morning be- • NH Lakes Region touring
fore we check out and depart for • Kancamagus Highway
home. Tonight, we stay at Seneca • Lake Winnipesaukee Cruise
Niagara Resort in Niagara Falls, • Admission to Castle in the Clouds
New York. You will receive $50 • Mount Washington Cog Railway
free play and $20 food credit for • Vermont touring
dinner. (B, D) • 23 Meals included: 11 breakfasts, 2 lunches and
10 dinners
Day 11 • Admission to Rock of Ages Granite Quarry
Following an included breakfast this morning, we will • Tour of Montpelier
take a cruise aboard the Maid of the Mist. Hear the • Vermont Maple Sugarhouse demonstration and
crashing Sugar on Snow tasting
waves! See • Stowe Village
MAID OF THE MIST
the breath- • Round Trip baggage handling (one piece per
taking views! person)
Soak up eve- • Fully escorted by Jane’s Journeys
ry drop of • Deluxe Motorcoach transportation/driver’s
powerful gratuity
spray aboard
the Maid of the Mist. It’s the only way to experience
one of the world’s most amazing natural wonders COST PER PERSON:
right here in the U.S.A. We will then board our mo-
torcoach and continue our journey homeward, stop-
Double: $3,199.00
ping tonight in Sugarcreek, Ohio, at the beautiful Car- Triple: $2,909.00
lisle Inn. Dinner is included tonight on property at Single: $4,305.00
Dutch Valley Restaurant. (B, D) $300 deposit with reserva-
tion; Final payment is due by
Day 12 Aug. 15, 2018.
We continue our journey home today, arriving in
Southern Illinois late afternoon, with wonderful $20 early bird discount with deposit
stories and memories of our Fall in New England received before 12/31/17, to be de-
tour! (B)
ducted from final payment.
Includes:
Insurance for this tour is $194 dbl per person,
• Eleven nights’ deluxe accommodations/luggage
handling $172 triple per person; $276 single.
• Eight days with a New England tour guide
• Mount Washington Hotel Grand Buffet Luncheon
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