Tours
Getting you away from the stresses of everyday life, we introduce you to such magical places – usually off the beaten path of ‘over-touristed’ places. The experiences are built on multiple ways to connect with local people and nature: through their cuisine, arts, music & dance, martial arts, history (museum) & storytelling, religious & spiritual traditions, architecture, and social life.
You will be in the best of hands.
Afro-Brazilian Cultural Tour
June 28-30
São Paulo (Optional Stopover)
June 30–July 11, 2025
Salvador–Capital of Afro-Brazilian Culture
Salvador (capital of Bahia state) is one of Brazil’s most magical places with a vibrant Afro-Brazilian culture, embodied in its unique music & dance, cuisine, and religious traditions (candomblé). On our people-to-people tour, you will meet and interact with locals in and around Salvador and get to know the region’s rich cultural life first-hand. We begin with a walking tour of the heart of the city, the “Pelourinho”, which pulsates with local music & rhythms and with colonial architecture that takes us back in time.
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Oaxaca Cultural Tour
August 30–September 1, 2025
Mexico City (Optional Stopover)
September 1-8, 2025
Oaxaca
The State of Oaxaca is one of the most magical places in Mexico, with a cultural richness drawn from its 16 distinct ethnic groups and languages. Walking the streets of the state capital, Oaxaca de Juarez, one begins to experience the local spirit and artistic creativity, including its live music and dance, great restaurants, colonial architecture like the Santo Domingo de Guzmán Church, vibrant marketplaces, as well as Monte Alban (a UNESCO World Heritage archeological site) and the Sierra Norte mountains with its beautiful nature retreats and hiking trails.
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Mexico Monarch Tour
February 12-17, 2026
Mexico City
On our five-day journey of discovery, we experience the vibrant cosmopolitan culture of Mexico City and then, in contrast, the awe-inspiring gathering of millions of monarch butterflies in Michoacan, just two hours away. Each year, these delicate creatures wing their way 2,500 miles from southern Canada to Mexico, embodying the magic, beauty, and resilience of nature. Mexico City, on the other hand, with its many museums, art galleries, parks, and walkable neighborhoods, reflects the dynamism of the country's multifaceted culture and economy.
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