Itinerary

Today we will go on a Super Jeep tour visiting the famous Geyser hot spring area, take a look at the magnificent waterfall Gulfoss, visit the volcanic crater Kerid and the greenhouse village Hveragerdi. Then drive across Gjabakkavegur pass to the Thingvellir National Park - a unique place of beauty with interesting geology and history - before arriving at our final stop - the ‘Blue Lagoon,’ Iceland’s most unique and popular attraction that is not to be missed!

Embark with our local guide on a walking tour for an intimate insider's view of this beautiful city. We will view Amsterdam’s historical center including Dam Square, the Royal Palace, the Anne Frank House, the Rembrandt House Museum and the infamous Red Light District while we learn about an intriguing historical background and snap photos of the UNESCO-listed canals and 17th-century gabled houses.
 
In the afternoon we will visit the Van Gogh Museum.

Fly to Nice in the French Riviera. Located in Cannes, at the southernmost tip of the Cap d’Antibes, the Hôtel du Cap-Eden-Roc is nestled in a park of centuries old pine trees.
 
This elegant Napoleon the ‘Third Style Building’ looks over the sea providing uninterrupted views of the Mediterranean and the Lérins Islands.

Today is at leisure to relax by the hotel’s historic pool that is refreshed with natural sea water or explore on your own.
 
Enjoy the quintessential Riviera playground, with a stretch of private shore, parkland, pool and pontoon.

Discover authentic Ljubljana as we stroll along the charming streets of Slovenia’s capital while learning about its rich history and local culture. Explore the Baroque Town Hall, the adjacent beautifully ornate Robba Fountain, the lively produce markets and the Cathedral of St. Nicholas.
 
We will learn about the city’s oldest architecture as we explore lively squares and walk across the iconic Dragon bridge and enjoy breathtaking views of the Ljubljana Castle.

Fly to Salzburg – birthplace to classical music genius Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart. Situated on the northern edge of the Alps, Salzburg sits like a baroque jewel on the banks of the River Salzach. Upon arrival, we will transfer to Hotel Sacher, built in 1866 and set on the riverbank overlooking the Baroque Old Town and the Fortress Hohensalzburg. This hotel has welcomed leaders and luminaries from the Sir Karl Popper to Placido Domingo.

Today we will visit ‘The Red Bull Hangar-7,’ a private airport hangar owned by the founder of the energy drink company Red Bull, Dietrich Mateschitz. Built for hosting Mateschitz’s private airplane collection, Hangar-7 consists of a growing number of small, not so small and some large historic and contemporary planes, helicopters and a collection of Formula-1 race cars.
 
Our Lunch will be at Hangar-7 which is not only an events location, but a meeting point for art lovers and bons vivants too.

Travel by train to Stans where we will take the 19th century funicular for an exciting ride to the "Kälti" station. There we will board the double decker cable car with an open upper deck offering spectacular views of the Alps as we head to the summit of Stanserhorn. At 6,225 feet, enjoy the immense view over 10 lakes and 3 countries from the viewing platform.
 
We will have lunch at the revolving restaurant.

Fly to our next destination Tallinn, situated on the northern coast of Estonia on the Gulf of Finland. Founded in 1248 but with the earliest human settlements dating back to 3000 years BC, Tallinn is one of the oldest cities of Northern Europe.
 
In 1878, the Revaler Handels Bank built the magnificent building that is now the Hotel Telegraaf in the medieval Old Town of Tallinn. Designed by the architect Peter Schreiberg from St. Petersburg, it was originally a four-story house with the two topmost floors added later. Now a luxury hotel featuring Elemis SPA and Restaurant Tchaikovsky, the Telegraaf is situated next to the Town Hall Square which dates back to the 13th century.

Fly to Stockholm.
 
Rich in history and tradition, more than 130 year old Grand Hotel Stockholm occupies a prime position on the city's waterfront overlooking the Royal Palace and Gamla Stan, Stockholm’s old town, a timeless classic that has played a pivotal role in shaping Stockholm as the cosmopolitan city that it is today.
 
The hotel has borne witness to some of the world's greatest achievements. Since 1901, the Nobel Prize laureates and their families have all been guests of the Grand Hotel Stockholm and the list of royalty, heads of state and artists who have stayed is impressive.

Fly to Vagar in the Faroe Islands - an archipelago between the Norwegian Sea and the North Atlantic; about halfway between Norway and Iceland.
 
Upon arrival, enjoy a spectacular view of the beauty of the Faroes as your plane slips past the rugged splendor of Mykines, then alongside the towering basalt sea stacks at the entrance to Sørvágsfjørður, then over the picturesque village of Sørvágur and onto the runway.