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4 and 5 day - Baja Mexico Cruises Starting from under $50 per day! Just south of the U.S. border lies a vibrant culture, world-class beaches, lush green rain forests, and vividly painted architecture that will dazzle your eyes. Whether your idea of adventure is exploring a colonial city or discovering the joys of a siesta on a white-sand beach, a Mexican cruise vacation is perfect for you. These are round trip Los Angeles, with ports in San Diego, Catalina Island and Ensenada Mexico. Promotional price does not include port charges & fees, taxes, fuel surcharge, transportation to L.A., insurance or items of an individual nature. 7-9 day cruises are also available, call us today for pricing. |
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Dates are available through mid September Cruises feature glaciers, wildlife, native heritage, great food, entertainment, interesting ports of call and fascinating tours along way… and you only have to unpack once! Cruising the Inside Passage, Ketchikan, Hubbard Glacier, Juneau, Victoria, British Columbia, Seattle, Washington. Itineraries very by cruise line. There are also some great Alaska cruise tours that let you see more of Alaska including Denali National Park. Call for for the best pricing. Start planning for next years summer Alaska cruise with any of the cruise lines. |
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June 28, 2008 $49 per person Old Miner's Day is the biggest event of the year for Chloride. Chloride is the oldest continuously inhabited mining town in Arizona, which does not have one stop light, almost no streetlights, yard art just about everywhere you look, history under every foot, fun shops and friendly people. Festivities commemorate mining days when Chloride was the silver mining capitol of Arizona. |
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July 12, 2008 $50 per person Join in celebrating the 11th annual Prescott Indian Art Market to be held on the tree-shaded grounds of the Sharlot Hall Museum. The Museum’s flower-lined walkways and commemorative rose garden provide an inviting backdrop for the impressive display of Indian art. Native American painters, potters, weavers & jewelers will display their wares. Enjoy cultural presentations, arts & crafts demonstrations, musical performances & Indian Fry Bread. |
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July 19, 2008 $90 per person Join us for a day of scenery, away from the heat of the Sonoran Desert. We will first travel to Tucson then up in to the Santa Catalina Mountains. Travel the Catalina Highway, designated as one of Americas National Scenic Byways and named the "Sky Island Scenic Byway". Take the included sky-ride to 9100 feet. Where the earth meets the sky, Mt. Lemmon Ski Valley is the southernmost ski area in the nation. |
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July 21 - 23, 2008 $475 per person double, $635 per single, $420 per person triple Join us this election year as we visit the Los Angeles area to see and learn about presidents and tolerance. Highlights include the Autry National Center’s Museum of the American West with its Cowboys and Presidents exhibit, the Reagan Presidential Library, the Nixon Presidential Library and the Museum of Tolerance. We will spend two nights at the Sportsmen’s Lodge in Studio City, with breakfast provided each morning. Tour includes transportation, two nights lodging, admission to the museums and libraries listed in the itinerary, two breakfasts, portage and gratuities. |
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July 26, 2008 $50 per person The Prescott Regulators and Their Shady Ladies relive Prescott’s Wild West Glory Days! Take a step back in time, at this gathering of award-winning Western re-enactor groups who will perform historic skits and gunfights on Whiskey Row. See the rip-roarin', gut bustin, high falootin, gun totin', shoot-em up, heroes & heroines of the Old West. Watch the history of the Arizona Territory, taste the dust, smell the gunpowder, hear the roar of the 45s and feel like you were standing right there. |
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August 6 - 14, 2008 $3,384 pp double, $4,443 per single, $3,368 pp triple If you have an appetite for adventure, then this nine-day tour into Alaska’s spectacular wilderness is the perfect vacation for you! Convenient and comfortable touring by train, motorcoach and boat brings the glories of Alaska to you. R/T air all transfers, nine meals and insurance. Do not miss this opportunity to experience the marvels of America’s rugged wilderness! |
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August 7, 2008 $89 per person We will visit the Superstition Mountain Museum with a collection that preserves and displays the artifacts, history and folklore. We will then travel up to Canyon Lake, for an included lunch at Lakeside Restaurant. After lunch experience a "Mark Twain", voyage aboard the Dolly Steamboat. Cruise the secluded inner waterways of the "Junior Grand Canyon" on Canyon Lake. This includes transportation, lunch at Lakeside Restaurant, a ride on the Dolly Steamboat. |
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August 8, 2008 $90 per person
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Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering August 16, 2008 $45 per person
The Arizona Cowboy Poets Gathering features the romance & nostalgia of the West in a blend of cowboy poetry, singing, yodeling, stories of old-time ranchers & cowboy music. Around 40 poets and musicians will participate in sessions throughout the day. |
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August 16-26, 2008 $3,999 per double, $4,599 single Tour highlights & inclusions are superior & first class hotels, Scottish cabaret & dinner show, Bunratty Castle Banquet, Blair Athol Distillery tour, scenic cruise on Loch Ness, kiss the Blarney Stone, 16 meals, Edinburgh & Dublin Touring, Ring of Kerry Tour, round trip flights from U.S. to Glasgow & return from Shannon, all group transfers, all local taxes, hotel service charges & porterage for one suitcase per person, group cancellation protection & insurance. Price is now subject to airfare increases, as it is past final payment date. |
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August 25, 2008 $115 per person
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August 24 - 26, 2008 $519.00 per person double, $699.00 per single Southern California summer fun and exploration are yours on this tour. Pageant of the Masters, a festival tradition since 1933 will enchant you and delight you. This three day tour includes motorcoach transportation, professional tour guide, two nights at the Ayres Hotel & Suites in Newport Beach, baggage handling, two breakfasts, two dinners, entrance to the Sawdust Festival, reserved seats at the Pageant of the Masters, docent tour of Mission San Juan Capistrano, docent tour of the Crystal Cathedral grounds, driver & guide gratuity. |
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Ostriches, Copper & Monster Trucks August 29, 2008 $95 per person Climb aboard the Monster Truck for a 40-minute entertaining and informative tour through the ostrich ranch and desert at Rooster Coburn’s Ostrich Ranch. Hear about ostrich products, history of ostrich farming, learn about ostrich feed requirements, see breeding camps, up close view of an ostrich egg nest, feel and learn about ostrich, learn about Picacho Peak and its history. Learn about open pit copper mining at ASARCO Mineral Discovery Center and mine tour. The Mission Mine is a quarter-mile deep, two by one& three-quarter miles wide. Includes transportation, ostrich tour, mine tour, lunch, entrance to parks and minimum gratuities. |
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Kitt Peak & Arizona–Sonoran Desert Museum September 2, 2008 $96 per person Kitt Peak National Observatory has the world’s largest collection of optical telescopes. We will take a one-hour tour, which begins in the Visitor Center. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden, all in one place! Exhibits re-create the natural landscape of the Sonoran Desert Region so realistically you find yourself eye-to-eye with mountain lions, prairie dogs, Gila monsters, and more. Includes transportation, entrance into Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum and Kitt Peak National Observatory, lunch and minimum gratuities. |
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Grand Canyon Skywalk Adventure September 4 & 5, 2008 $159 per person double, $179 per single Travel with us to Kingman, Oatman and Laughlin, ending with a unique adventure at the Grand Canyon West, where you will experience the one and only “Grand Canyon Skywalk” on the Hualapai Nation. Tour includes transportation with snacks & water, visit to Oatman, one night lodging, buffet breakfast coupon, Grand Canyon West tour package with lunch, visit Guano Point, Eagle Point with admission to the “Grand Canyon Skywalk”, minimum gratuity for the guide & driver. There is a minimum of 30 people required for this tour to operate in a motorcoach. |
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September 9, 2008 $110 per person We will begin our day with a stop at the Casa Grande Ruins National Monument. The Casa Grande, or "Big House," is one of the largest prehistoric structures ever built in North America, around the year 1350. The Biosphere 2, guided tour includes farm area, kitchen, tropical savanna, techno-sphere and the recently opened tropical rainforest. Comfortable walking shoes are required and not recommended for the physically challenged, because the facility is structured for active research. Includes transportation, entrance into Casa Grande Ruins and Biosphere 2, lunch and minimum gratuities. |
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Sedona Red Rock Country September 10, 2008 $65 per person Sedona is a special and unique place. With the awe-inspiring red rock formations. We will stop for photos of Bell Rock and Coffee Pot Rock with the Mogollon Rim as the backdrop. We will visit the Chapel of the Holy Cross and Sedona Heritage Museum in Jordan Historical Park, and time for more shopping and lunch on your own in Up-Town Sedona. |
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September 12, 2008 $59 per person Algodones is a friendly little Mexican town that is across the border from Yuma, AZ. It has become a frequently visited Mexican border town known for great prices when purchasing prescription medications and eyeglasses. You will have about 3 ½ hours to shop and have delicious lunch, on own at one of the many great restaurants. |
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September 13, 2008 $60 per person Visit the historic ghost town of Crown King, a world away from the rush of the city. Clear, fresh mountain air, endless blue skies by day, breathtaking mountain views with true peace and tranquility await you, 6000 feet above the desert floor. We will travel the dirt road by vans and have lunch on your own, at one of the two restaurants in town. |
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Zion, Bryce & Grand Canyon Nat’l Parks September 17-20, 2008 $465 pp double, $615 per single Travel to see three of our beautiful Southwest National Parks. Highlights include the Navajo Reservation, Kanab, Vermillion Cliffs, Zion National Park, Bryce Canyon National Park, Cameron Trading Post, Marble Canyon, north and south rims of the Grand Canyon. This tour includes transportation, 3 nights lodging, entrance into National Parks, three breakfasts and one dinner. |
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September 23, 2008 $55 per person The tour begins in Wesley Bolin Memorial Plaza with a walking tour. We will see an anchor from the USS Arizona, Vietnam Veterans' Memorial, Korean War Memorial, Arizona Peace Officer bronze memorial statue, Father Eusebio Francisco Kino equestrian statue, World War I aviator statue, Arizona 911 memorial sculpture and visit the Arizona State Capitol building, with the USS Arizona exhibit. Lunch will be on your own at the Arizona Center. We will then visit Heritage Square, which is a striking remnant of Phoenix’s Victorian past. This includes transportation with admissions for attractions listed. |
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Kitt Peak & Arizona–Sonoran Desert Museum October 3, 2008 Mesa & Sun Lakes pickup locations only! $96 per person Kitt Peak National Observatory has the world’s largest collection of optical telescopes. We will take a one-hour tour, which begins in the Visitor Center. The Arizona-Sonora Desert Museum is a world-renowned zoo, natural history museum and botanical garden, all in one place! Exhibits re-create the natural landscape of the Sonoran Desert Region so realistically you find yourself eye-to-eye with mountain lions, prairie dogs, Gila monsters, and more. Includes transportation, entrance into Arizona-Sonoran Desert Museum and Kitt Peak National Observatory, lunch and minimum gratuities. |
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October7 – 10, 2008 $580 pp double, $800 per single Highlights include motorcoach transportation, three nights lodging at the Historic Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town, admission to the Balloon Festival with a continental breakfast under our tent (gathering site for the complete day), assorted tours throughout the trip, including a one day tour to Santa Fe New Mexico, two banquet dinners in downtown Albuquerque at different historic restaurants and much more. This tour is combined with T. J.'s Travel Club. |
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October 13, 2008 $95 per person This tour is designed for you to see as much of the Grand Canyon in one day, as possible. Our first stop in the park will be at Grand View Point followed by the visitors’ center and Bright Angel Lodge. There you will have time to view the Grand Canyon, have lunch and take the West rim shuttle bus. This tour includes transportation admission into the National Park and dinner at Sizzler in Flagstaff. |
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October 13-15, 2008 $290 pp double, $370 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water on the bus. That less than $100 per day for this great escape. |
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October 16-26, 2008 $3,087 pp double, $4,407 per single, $3,150 pp triple This eleven-day tour features Oahu, Kauai and Maui. Beautiful beaches, balmy breezes, verdant forests, ancient mysteries and quiet volcanoes make Hawaii a favorite vacation destination. R/T air all transfers, nine meals and insurance. There is too much to list here get the flyer and check out this great Hawaiian vacation. |
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Kartchner Caverns October 22 - 23, 2008 Glendale, Scottsdale and Sun Lakes pick location only! $299 pp double, $349 per single On the first day, we visit Tombstone and the Queen Mine. Then we check in to the Copper Queen hotel in Bisbee. On the second day, tour Kartchner Caverns. This includes transportation, one night lodging, sightseeing listed in the itinerary, lodging and one breakfast. This tour requires some walking with handrails and infrequent places to sit. |
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October 27-28, 2008 $190 pp double, $230 per single This overnight tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, one night lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, one breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water on the bus. This is considered our orientation trip, for those first timers that are not sure of Mexico or for those looking to just get away for one night. |
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October 28 – November 5, 2008 $3,018 pp double, $3507 per single Join us for the vacation of a lifetime as we tour from London to Paris, to the beautiful countryside of Belgium and the Netherlands, enjoy a sampling of some of Europe’s greatest treasures. Then sit back, relax, and take in panoramic vistas of lush countryside as you speed by rail to your next exciting destination. R/T air all transfers, ten meals and insurance. A truly indulgent international experience can be yours with our “Affordable Europe by Train”! |
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Pima Air & Space Museum October 30, 2008 Mesa & Sun Lakes pickup locations only! $115 per person
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November 10 - 16, 2008 $1,300 pp double, $1,600 per single Mexico's Copper Canyon is the largest canyon in North America and a destination unlike any other! For those who love the unusual and seek adventure, the "Barranca del Cobre" is the answer. At an altitude of 8000 feet, the mountain peaks are snow-capped in winter while the canyon bottom remains a tropical climate. Here is the home of the semi-nomadic cliff dwellers, the Tarahumara Indians, the least acculturated Amerindians. The "Train Ride in the Sky", provides the only access to the wilderness and is probably the most dramatic railway journey in the Western Hemisphere. Travel with us to a canyon four times larger than the Grand Canyon. |
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November 11-13, 2008 $310 pp double, $390 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. This tour highlights the ecology of the Sea of Cortez, the Sonoran Desert and the Estero Morua. We will have a lecture and visit the CEDO facility, before visiting the Cooperative Oyster Farm, great birding, and an easy walk into a vast and pristine estuary. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water. |
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Thanksgiving Mexican Riviera Cruise November 22nd—29th, 2008 Inside Cabins starting at $ 999 per person double Outside Cabins starting at $ 1,149 per person double Balcony Cabins starting at $1,299 per person double This cost includes the round trip luxury motorcoach from Phoenix .We can arrange alternate airfare from any airport to Los Angeles if your family or friends wish to join us. Please book early, cruising for Thanksgiving is always very popular. Don’t miss this special opportunity, sponsored Synergy Tours & Cruises and T.J.'s Travel Club for Seniors! Prices very by category selected and availability. Included in this pricing is shipboard accommodations, most meals, some beverages and most entertainment aboard the vessel. Not included are cancellation & medical insurance, shore excursions, specialty restaurant fees, some beverages, photographs, gratuities/service fees, medical services, etc. Passports are required not required, but proof of citizenship is. Prices are subject to any fuel surcharges and are based on availability. Call us for more information. |
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December 10 - 12, 2008 $310 pp double, $390 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, clamming excursion, minimum gratuities and bottled water. |
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2009 TOURNAMENT OF ROSES PARADE TOUR December 31, 2008 to January 2, 2009 $499 pp double, $699 per single Travel with us, on this three-day tour that highlights the most beautiful parade in the world – the 120th Tournament of Rose Parade in Pasadena, California. Be dazzled by the sights and sounds of this celebration themed “Hats off to Entertainment”. You will have great reserved grandstand seating along Colorado Boulevard in Pasadena! Thrill to the colorful sights and sounds of the majestic animated floats, some more than a year in the planning and development process. Join us for a New Year’s Eve bash, complete with a fabulous dinner, romantic dancing and a champagne toast to 2009! Followed by an optional three night Ensenada cruise on Carnival Cruise Line. |
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Three-night
Baja Mexico from Los Angeles Join us after the Tournament of Rose Parade tour for a three-night Cruise on the Carnival Paradise. After viewing the post-parade floats, we will head to Long Beach to board the ship. Enjoy lunch on board before settling in to your cabin. The ship departs Long Beach at 5:30 pm, for its overnight trip to Ensenada. You will have all day to enjoy Ensenada. As one of Mexico's most successful cities, it has grown from a sleepy fishing village to become a popular beach resort. This oft-visited Baja destination is a multi-faceted jewel. Among its most popular locations are the waterfront promenade, the fashionable shops of Avenida Primera, and the winery of Bodega Santo Tomas, founded by the Dominicans in 1888. La Bufadora, a natural sea geyser located nearby, puts on a highly dramatic show. |
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Rocky Point Ecology Tour This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. This tour highlights the ecology of the Sea of Cortez, the Sonoran Desert and the Estero Morua. We will have a lecture and visit the CEDO facility, before visiting the Cooperative Oyster Farm, great birding, and an easy walk into a vast and pristine estuary. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water. |
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March 25-27, 2009 $325 pp double, $405 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. This tour highlights a sunset cruise on the pirate ship Rey del Mar, which includes snacks & drinks. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping & orientation tour, sunset cruise, minimum gratuities and bottled water. |
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April 15 &16, 2009 $195 pp double, $235 per single This overnight tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, one night lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, one breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water on the bus. This is considered our orientation trip, for those first timers that are not sure of Mexico or for those looking to just get away for one night. |
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April 27-29, 2009 $290 pp double, $370 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water. |
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May 6-8, 2009 $290 pp double, $370 per single This 3-day tour takes you to Puerto Penasco, known as Rocky Point. This town is on the Sea of Cortez and is Arizona's closest beach; with beautiful sandy beaches, gorgeous sunsets, great seafood and Sonoran Style Mexican Cuisine. We will be staying at the Playa Bonita Hotel, right on the beach. Price includes transportation, two nights lodging, one dinner, one lunch at Casa de Capitan, two breakfasts at the hotel, an optional local shopping and orientation tour, minimum gratuities and bottled water on the bus. That less than $100 per day for this great escape. |
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We are always adding more tours, Please keep checking back. Not all tours are offered in all parts of the Valley of the Sun. Call us at 602-276-9008 to get more information on a tour or cruise. We also provide several groups, cities and other tour company’s their tours, call if your club or organization is looking for travel. We also sell travel insurance for all your travels, call for more information. We are a full service travel agency, call us today to plan your vacation needs. |