Like something out of a dream. Explore the pure scenic vistas and magnificent wildlife of Kenya. Discover the thriving culture and experiences that make it one of the most popular African countries to visit. Numerous game drives bring you in search of the “Big 5” on your once-in-a-lifetime safari adventures. Visit the Rothschild Giraffe Sanctuary. Spend two nights at the Kigio Wildlife Conservancy and the elegant Mt. Kenya Safari Club. check here for full tour details..

A past traveller shares her experience:
To the Manager/Owner of Ladies on the Go,
I recently returned from a 2 week vacation in Kenya. I wanted to let you know that the entire experience was just amazing!  

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**This tour is not exclusive to ladies and Ladies on the Go. The tour will include other guests.

Did you know? Istanbul is the only city in the world located on two continents, both Europe and Asia. Having thousands years of history, it had been the capital of three great empires; including the Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires.

Several groups of Ladies on the Go have experienced this Insight 16 day tour. This is a busy tour full of history and unique sites. An optional 5 night cruise to Athens is available following the tour. While this cruise ship does not afford the luxury of larger cruise ships, it is a means of getting around the Greek Islands.

Book early as Turkey is a popular destiantion and sells out quickly.

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**This tour is not exclusive to ladies and Ladies on the Go. This tour will include other guests.

check here for full tour details…

**This tour is not exclusive to ladies and Ladies on the Go. This tour will include other guests.

Tunisia – a treasure trove of ancient empires
Once the heartland of Roman Africa, it’s no surprise that Tunisia is home to some of the worlds finest Roman sites and ruins. Today, evidence of Tunisia’s rich heritage can be seen in the fascinating sites of Phoenician and Roman Carthage, the ruins of the Punic town of Kerkouane and the medinas of Tunis and Sousse, both UNESCO World Heritage Sites and home of magnificent Islamic architecture.

Tunisia – a true shopper’s paradise
If you love to haggle, you’ll adore the souks. The medinas or old towns, which are home to the souks, are real living places where craftsmen can still be found practicing their trade on the streets, and where each street represents a different craft. The nobler trades, such as jewelers, silk merchants, perfumers and booksellers are normally located centrally around the mosque, and the practical trades, such as pottery, can be found towards the outskirts of the town. The best way to shop in this entertaining maze is to wander aimlessly and stumble across whatever takes your fancy.

Tunisia – the intrepid spirit of the Sahara
The Sahara isn’t all shifting sands and endless dunes. Feel the exhilaration of sand-yachting, 4×4 adventures, camel treks or horse riding. Climb aboard the Red Lizard train passing through the canyons and over brooks before watching the seductive sunset in the mystifying backdrop.

Red Lizard Train
No visit to Central Tunisia is complete without a visit to and ride on the famous Red Lizard Train. Built by the French at the end of the 19th century, the original purpose of the narrow gauge line was to transport the rich phosphate deposits, discovered in 1896 by amateur paleontologist and French army veterinary surgeon, Philippe Thomas, from Metaloui westwards to Redeyef. The Red Lizard itself was for many years used by the Bey of Tunis, to travel between Tunis and his summer palace at Hammam Lif, but in 1995 was refitted by the national railway company and set to work, which it still does today, transporting tourists in style.

Taking an enjoyable hour and a half, the return journey along the gorge takes you through some of Tunisia’s weirdest and most wonderful rock formations. As the track follows the path carved out by the Oued Seldja, the riverbed which is dry for most of the time, still has enough moisture to allow small pockets of lush greenery which serve to heighten the drama of the rocky landscape and make your adventure all the more remarkable.

Scenes from Egypt

Scenes from Egypt

**This tour is not exclusive to ladies and Ladies on the Go. This tour will include other guests.

Burgundy & Provence
12 days from Paris to Cote d’Azure or reverse
April 9, 17 or May 1, 2011

Blue Danube Discovery
14 days from Budapest to Prague – April 17, May 08 & November 14, 2011

Magnificent Europe
16 days from Amsterdam to Budapest – November 01, 2011

European Splendor
14 days from Amsterdam to Vienna – March 19, 2011

Blue Danube to the Black Sea
14 days from Vienna to Bucharest – March 29, 2011
14 days from Bucharest to Vienna – April 08, 2011

The Legendary Danube
12 days from Prague to Budapest – April 9 & 23 , 2011

North Sea – Black Sea
24 days from Amsterdam to Bucharest – March 19, 2011
24 days from Bucharest to Amsterdam – April 08, 2011

A Taste of the Danube
5 days from Vienna to Budapest May 7, 2011

Paris to Normandy’s Landing Beaches
8 days from Paris to Paris – April 11, 2011

Windmills, Vineyards & Paris
14 days from Amsterdam to Paris – May 6, 2011

To check out the complete itinerary visit www.avalonwaterways.com
or call 604-659-4176 or 1-877-659-4176

Grand Central Station

New York, New York – Feb 24/11 – 5 days

Join Sharleen and Alice, my daughter the shopper, as we check out New York. Sightseeing, hotel and an evening show are all included for a fun winter get away. Land only from $932.00 dble.

Yes winter in New York can be a little cold. This is not a beach holdiay but a bit of a shopping get away, a little sightseeing, and take in a show. This is a very indepentdent tour from Globus. Our hotel, sightseeing, one show and transfers are included. You just have to add air.

Local Host service; Destination Guide; choice of one Broadway show (select shows based on availability); sightseeing as outlined in day-by-day itinerary.

Itinerary

Day 1 -The remainder of the day is yours to enjoy this exciting metropolis. On one of your evenings enjoy a Broadway show.

Days 2-4 – Three full days to immerse yourself in the sites and sounds of New York. Your included All Loops Tour includes four separate double-decker bus tour loops that showcase the best of Manhattan and Brooklyn. Take advantage of 48 hours of unlimited hop-on, hop-off opportunities at over 50 stops, and see everything from Times Square and Battery Park to the Empire State Building and Harlem. Your Local Host will have suggestions for additional sightseeing as well as shopping and dining recommendations.

Day 5 – Depart from New York.

January sell offs

Puerto Vallarta – 7 nights from $548.00

Riviera Maya – 7 nights from $898.00

Varadero – 7 nights from $698.00

Panama – 7 nights from $797.00

Jamaica – 7 nights from $997.00

** rates are per person based on double and do not include tax

Thinking Britain & Europe?

Come join Sharleen from Travel Masters/Ladies on the Go, as we explore Britain on a 15 day, easy pace, small group tour.   All 2 night or more stays – London, York,  Edinburgh, Chester & Bristol.  The British Heritage tour is limited to 26 passengers.  Call  Sharleen now at 604-659-4176.

Click here for a complete itinerary.

European River Cruises on Sale – Extended

Select spring river cruises on sale – Save $1000.00 pp

NO SINGLE SUPPLEMENT on 29 spring/summer departures

Two for one air to Europe with Insight on select tours.  Book and pay by Jan 31/10

Super Bargain Bali

15day/12 nights

Feb 24, Mar 4,16 & 20

from $1499.00

Ladies on the Go Meeting

Sunday Jan 24 – 1:30PM

Elgin Hall, 14250 Crescent Rd, South Surrey

Our guest will be Tom McLean from Collette Tours to talk about our tour to Italy &, Kenya. Come join us to talk travel and meet other ladies who share your passion for travel. Please Rsvp.

CALL NOW – SHARLEEN OR ALICE – 604-659-4176/1-877-659-4176

Travel Masters White Rock, 101 1647 140 St, White Rock, BC V4A4H1

Britain Sampler

With optional nights in London

May 26 – June 8, 2010

Our most popular Britain vacation offers you the best of this great land. Guided sightseeing shows you all the famous landmarks in London: Parliament, Big Ben, Westminster Abbey, Buckingham Palace, and visits to St. Paul’s Cathedral and the Changing of the Guard, if held. Head southwest to admire the breathtaking gardens at Henry VIII’s Hampton Court Palace, then venture on to prehistoric Stonehenge, the Roman excavations of Bath, the Cotswolds village of Stow, Shakespeare’s birthplace in Stratford-upon-Avon, and picturesque Llangollen in North Wales. Travel north through the Lake District, pausing in Wordsworth’s Grasmere and Gretna Green before arriving in Edinburgh, Scotland’s capital. Admire the Crown Jewels at Edinburgh Castle, Holyrood Palace, and Sir Walter Scott’s Abbotsford House. In medieval York, enjoy a walking tour that features York Minster and the narrow Shambles. Return to London by way of the market town of Stamford and the university city of Cambridge

May 26/10: Early departure for optional extra 4 nights in London.

May 27 – 31/10:  Enjoy 4 extra optional nights in London.  Visit Portobello market, one of the world’s largest antiques market with over 1000 dealers. See a London Play; visit the London Eye, the Cabinet War Rooms, or the Chelsey Flower Show.  The sights in London are many.

May 31/10: Another free day to enjoy London as the group arrives for the tour.  (if you choose not to do the extra nights in London you would depart Canada on May 30/10

June 1/10: London: After a hearty English breakfast, morning sightseeing with a Local Guide includes all the famous landmarks: the Houses of Parliament and Big Ben beside the River Thames, Westminster Abbey, Whitehall’s mounted horseguards and the Prime Minister’s Downing Street, Piccadilly Circus, and Buckingham Palace. Highlights are a visit to ST. PAUL’S CATHEDRAL (except on Sundays) and the ceremonial pageantry of the Changing of the Guard, if held. Free time in the afternoon for independent activities or to join an optional excursion to Windsor Castle or the Tower of London with its fabulous Crown Jewels. Later, maybe an optional dinner followed by a cruise on the River Thames? (B)

June 2/10: London–Hampton Court–Stonehenge–Salisbury–Bath Meet your Tour Director and traveling companions and depart at 8 am for a memorable day of sightseeing. First, a special visit to admire the breathtaking ORNAMENTAL GARDENS of Henry VIII’s Hampton Court Palace. Your Tour Director will take you on a walk to see the Great Vine, Pond Garden, Privy Garden, and the flower borders of the Great Fountain Garden. Then, westward to the intriguing prehistoric monument of STONEHENGE. Via Salisbury with its magnificent cathedral, the ultimate in Early English Gothic architecture, head for the elegant Georgian city of Bath, where you see the amazing excavations of the ROMAN BATHS. Tonight, enjoy a welcome dinner at your hotel. (B, D)

June 3/10: Bath–Stratford-upon-Avon–North Wales–Chester: Savor vistas of the Cotswolds on your way via the medieval market town of Stow-on-the-Wold to Stratford-upon-Avon. Time here to visit SHAKESPEARE’S BIRTHPLACE and for pictures of Anne Hathaway’s Cottage. The afternoon is dedicated to North Wales. Take a stroll in picturesque Llangollen, home of an annual international contest for poets and musicians. Spend the night at Chester, the historic county town on the River Dee. (B, D)

June 4/10: Chester–Lake District–Edinburgh, Scotland : This morning’s walking tour includes the Roman remains, black and white half-timbered buildings, the cathedral, and the two-tiered shopping arcades called the “Rows.” Focus now on the tranquil Lake District, considered to be the finest of England’s national parks. After a break in Wordsworth’s beloved Grasmere, head north for the Scottish border. On the way through the history-steeped Lowland Hills, stop at Gretna Green, where the blacksmith used to wed runaway couples. In Edinburgh, don’t miss our optional Scottish evening with Highland dancers, bagpipers, and the Ceremony of the Haggis. (B)

June 5/10: Edinburgh: Morning city sightseeing with a Local Guide introduces you to the 200-year-old “New Town” and famous scientists, inventors, and novelists. In the “Old Town,” drive up the narrow Royal Mile to EDINBURGH CASTLE to admire Scotland’s Crown Jewels, then explore HOLYROOD PALACE (except when the Queen is in residence). The afternoon is free to enjoy this “Prince of Cities” at your own pace. Later, a unique optional experience: board the former Royal Yacht Britannia, once the perfect royal residence for the Queen’s glittering state visits and family holidays. Dinner rounds off this optional evening. (B)

June 6/10: Edinburgh–York: First on today’s agenda is Sir Walter Scott’s ABBOTSFORD HOUSE for a fascinating guided tour. Melrose Abbey and the ruins at Jedburgh are pointed out on the way to the English border and Northumberland National Park. South now to York, England’s most complete medieval city. Stand in awe in front of the great structure of York Minster, and then follow your Tour Director through a maze of quaint streets including the narrow Shambles. (B, D)

June 7/10: York–Stamford–Cambridge–London: Leave Yorkshire and its associations with James Herriot, and drive through the richest farmland in Britain. Pause in the market town of Stamford before arriving in the beautiful university city of Cambridge. Return to London around 3:30 pm. How about celebrating with new-found friends with a night out on the town? (B)

June 8/10: Your homebound flight arrives the same day. (B)

Rates:  Britain Sampler Tour – $1789.00 Dble, $2321.00 single

Four extra nights London $620.00 Dble   $1036.00 single

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