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Emperors & Pharaohs: Four Corners of the World by Private Jet
April 4 to April 26, 2009
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Commerce & Conquest
The exotic locales of "Emperors and Pharaohs" were major trade routes or centers of power in days gone by. Walk among the Neolithic stone temples in the island-state of Malta, erected 1,000 years before the pyramids of Giza. Explore Jaipur, the capital of Rajasthan, a region of India once ruled by wealthy maharajas who lived in opulent palaces and built enormous forts to defend their territory.
Emperors & Pharaohs
The rulers and conquerors of the past built lasting monuments to their power - and to love. Visit the Taj Mahal in Agra, India, the breathtaking mausoleum in white marble that Emperor Sha Jahan built for his favorite wife 350 years ago. In Abu Simbel, Egypt, walk through the beautiful Temple of Hathor, constructed several thousand years ago by Ramses II for his beloved wife, Nefertari.
History & Heritage
This voyage also includes a number of UNESCO World Heritage Sites such as Luang Prabang, the former imperial capital of Laos, and Ha Long Bay, a region in Vietnam renowned for its outstanding natural beauty.
Come celebrate with us on a voyage to the most inspiring destinations that mankind has to offer, and be transformed.
When the destination is extraordinary, getting there should be, too.
This is the travel experience you have been waiting for: a journey revealing the wonders of history, nature and culture as only A&K can.
Join us on a journey spanning continents and epochs, conducted in the comfort, convenience and style possible only with travel by private jet.
Your Boeing 757 jet has been exclusively reconfigured for Abercrombie & Kent to accommodate 52 privileged guests. Our hand-selected crew attends to your every need, from remembering your favorite premium brand to suggesting the right wine at dinner. And with a staff-to-guest ratio of 1:7, service is unobtrusive but ever-present.
Accompanying you throughout the voyage are a chef and chef's assistant, who hand-select fresh local ingredients to make every in-flight meal a memorable dining occasion. Enjoy meals in our on-board lounge, where we will be happy to reserve a table for you, or simply gather with fellow travellers, striking up new friendships and sharing impressions of the extraordinary sights you have seen.
Finally, your Abercrombie & Kent Tour Directors are the finest in the world - experienced and affable escorts who share intimate, sometimes lifelong knowledge of the places you will discover.
The Abercrombie & Kent Difference
Design Your DaySM Options
Experience the world in your own individual style with A&K's exclusive Design Your Day feature. In select destinations, choose from an array of sightseeing excursions, sport, shopping and spa options, with many tempting alternatives. We'll handle the transportation, guides and anything else required. Take a private cruise to Gozo, Malta's sister isle. Experience a Turkish hammam, the ultimate spa experience, in Istanbul. Delight in a cruise along the picturesque Ha Long Bay in Vietnam. Design Your Day … your own way.
Fine Dining and Entertainment
Throughout your trip, you'll have many opportunities to experience unique local cultures and cuisines at their authentic best. Celebrate during Egyptian night, a costume party aboard 'Sun Boat IV,' and savor the lavish buffet of Egyptian specialties. Enjoy a private dinner fit for a maharajah at City Palace in Jaipur. Be delighted by the delicious meals in your comfortable lounge aboard your private jet. All meals, whether in the air or on the ground, are included as part of this unique style of travel; room service is included when you prefer the comfort of in-room dining.
Privileged Access
A&K offers private, "by-invitation" access to must-see sights and hidden delights, revealing the culture and ambience of the places we visit. In Cairo, attend a "Prince's Ball" at the Manial Palace, where Whirling Dervishes lead you to a banquet in the palace's Golden Hall. Discover the art of Vietnam at a cocktail reception at Art Vietnam Gallery, hosted by curator Suzanne Lecht. These and other exclusive invitationonly events turn an already remarkable journey into an unforgettable one.
The Finest Accommodations
We have chosen the finest accommodations that best exemplify the spirit and style of each stop on your "Emperors & Pharaohs" itinerary. Revel in the elegant French style of the Sofitel Metropole in Hanoi. Relax in the magnifi cent Rambagh Palace in Jaipur. Be pampered at the regal Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus with its distinct Ottoman flare in Istanbul. Across countries and continents, you will rest well.
The A&K Touch
We provide a thoughtful and useful array of travel gear to make your A&K Private Jet trip a cut above the rest. Set out on your journey with a convenient rolling cabin bag, attractive tote, backpack, neck pillow and hat. To enhance your enjoyment and understanding, a state-of-the-art audio system enables you to clearly hear your guide's commentary as you explore museums and sites at your own pace.
Suite upgrades, pre-and post-tour hotel nights and private jet transportation to and from Boston, can be confirmed at additional cost, subject to availability. Ask for details.
Expert Guidance
The accomplished Tour Director and Tour Managers accompanying this program bring you closer to the people and places you visit, becoming your indispensable travelling companions.
Tour Director, Jan Moester
Jan grew up in the Netherlands and by the age of 21 he had visited every country in Europe while guiding groups of American students. A "real" job followed... but the travel bug had bitten too deeply. Jan soon found himself back in the role of professional guide, much to the delight of the devoted clientele of over 25 private jet programs. He was a Tour Manager on the 2006 South America by Private Jet, 2007 Nine World Wonders and 2008 Nine World Wonders.
Tour Manager, Linda Long-Innes
Born in Johannesburg, Linda's past experience as a travel product manager and marketer serves her well in her current vocation as a professional guide. Linda has been the popular leader of many Marco Polo Club Invitational Tours and has accompanied A&K's Private Jet tours worldwide.
Tour Manager, Barbara Cunningham Arnett
Barbara Cunningham has devoted her life to travel. What began as a two-week vacation in Ecuador in 1976 became a life-changing 1 ½ year odyssey throughout South America, Central America and Mexico on her own. Since then, for 30 years, she has worked in nearly every facet of the industry, from Travel Agent to Incentive Director to travel Planner to Brochure Writer. She has led groups all over the world for the Chicago Council on Foreign relations, Smithsonian, National Trust, Abercrombie & Kent, and a number of universities. Fluent in Spanish, she has visited 82 countries and has a great appreciation for, and understanding of, many ancient cultures and people. She planned all of the tours for A&K's Marco Polo Club for 8 ½ years.
Tour Manager, Jeremy Kerrison
A native of England, Jeremy has spent the last 15 years working as a travel guide, guidebook author and editor, and translator of travel literature. Jeremy was the Tour Director on A&K's 2006 private jet tour of Europe & the Mediterranean, 2007 Nine World Wonders and 2008 Nine World Wonders.
An Abercrombie & Kent Luggage Manager accompanies you throughout the program, ensuring that your bags travel with you and are promptly delivered to your hotel room at each destination.
Contact us at 1.800.710.1008 or 415.864.4581
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| Call (800) 710-1008 for more information or to book today! Mention code 7029723 | | Abercrombie & Kent | | Offer valid through 4/4/2009 | | | | Day | Destination | Description | | 1 | Boston | Saturday, April 4, 2009
Transfer by private car to your hotel in Boston. This evening, meet your fellow passengers and travel staff at a cocktail reception and gala dinner at your luxury hotel.
Four Seasons Boston
| | 2 | Malta | Sunday, April 5
Boston - Malta
After completing U.S. departure formalities, meet your private jet crew aboard the plane and begin your journey across the Atlantic Ocean to Malta. Watch a DVD, read about the next destination or enjoy the company of your fellow travellers in the lounge. After a late evening arrival, transfer to your hotel in Malta with breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea and Golden Bay.
Radisson SAS Golden Sands Resort & Spa
| | 3 | Malta | Monday, April 6
Malta
Malta has been inhabited for over 7,000 years, and remnants of the earliest Neolithic civilizations remain there in the form of large stone temples, some 1,000 years older than the Pyramids of Giza. Set at the crossroads of numerous Mediterranean trade routes, Malta has been colonized by many maritime powers. The most glorious phase in its history was the 268-year reign of the Order of St. John, otherwise known as the Knights of Malta, who made the island a bulwark against invasion by the Ottoman Turks. Begin a full day of sightseeing at the National Museum of Archaeology; the Co-Cathedral of St. John, where Caravaggio's most well-known painting, The Beheading of St. John the Baptist, hangs; the Upper Barracca with views over the Grand Harbor; Mdina, a walled city of narrow streets and diverse architecture; and finally, Hagar Qim Temple, a worship area used by Neolithic man. The evening includes cocktails and a private dinner at the Palazzo Parisio, an exquisite historic palace lovingly restored and maintained by the Scicluna family since the 19th century.
Radisson SAS Golden Sands Resort & Spa
| | 4 | Malta | Tuesday, April 7
Malta - Design Your Day
Make your Malta visit uniquely yours with the Design Your Day activity of your choice. This evening, dine à la carte at the hotel or at your choice of selected restaurants in St. Julians.
Radisson SAS Golden Sands Resort & Spa
Design Your Day
Tuesday, April 7
Malta
Shopping and Sightseeing in Rabat
Today's excursion begins at Rabat, where a fine display of mosaic pavements can be seen in the Domus Romana. Continue to Casa Bernard, a 16th-century palazzo with one of the finest collections of paintings, antique furniture and silverware on the island. Before lunch in a local restaurant, visit the Meridiana Winery for a tour followed by a wine-tasting. See the Ta'Qali Crafts Village located on the site of a World War II airfield. Island of Gozo (weather permitting)
Board a 125-foot twin-masted Turkish gullet for a private cruise north to Gozo, Malta's sister isle. Visit the Ggantija temples, one of the most important archaeological sites in the world. Explore the island's capital, Victoria. Later, see the Inland Sea (also known as Qawra), a land-locked pool of seawater, and the landmark Azure Window, a spectacular sea-worn arch. Explore Malta
Drive to Valletta to visit Casa Rocca Piccola, the residence of the 9th Marquis and Marchioness de Piro, and then the Manoel Theater, one of the oldest theaters in Europe dating from 1732. After lunch, visit the Hal Saflieni Hypogeum, a 5,000-year-old underground necropolis and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Finish your sightseeing at Tarxien Temples, the most complex of all the Maltese temple sites and renowned for its detailed carvings. Golf in Malta
Take to the fairways of Royal Malta Golf Club at the Marsa Sports Club for a round of golf at the 18-hole, par-64 course. Enjoy lunch at the Putters' Inn before returning to the hotel. Myo Ka Gold Sands Spa
Choose from Myo Ka's tempting selection of Day Pampering packages, such as the Hammam Experience: an all-over soaping and brushing, mud wrap, and a hammam (Turkish bath) with a one-hour massage, topped off with sweet cakes and tea.
| | 5 | Kochi | Wednesday, April 8
Malta - Kochi, India
Situated on the trade route between Europe and China, one of the finest natural harbors on the Arabian Sea coast, Kochi (formerly known as Cochin) has been capital of its region for nine hundred years. As a port of call for spice traders as early as 1500, its cosmopolitan character is reflected in buildings influenced by Chinese, Dutch and Portuguese settlers. Arrive in the evening and transfer to your hotel.
Taj Malabar
| | 6 | Kochi | Thursday, April 9
Kochi
Your exploration of Kochi begins with a visit to the Jewish Synagogue. Built in 1568, the building was destroyed in 1662 and rebuilt two years later. Scrolls of the Old Testament and copper plates inscribed in Hebrew script are preserved here. Next, visit Fort Kochi, which is said to be the oldest European settlement in India. From here you continue on to St. Francis Church, the oldest church (1510) constructed by Europeans in India. Your next stop is Mattancherry Palace, known as Dutch Palace, with its portrait gallery of the kings of Kochi, followed by a visit to Kochi's famous Chinese fishing nets, brought by Kublai Khan and found in no other part of India. In the evening, you are treated to a traditional Hindu Kathakali dance, which is performed by a male-only cast wearing elaborate makeup and masks.
Taj Malabar
| | 7 | Luang Prabang | Friday, April 10
Kochi - Vientiane, Laos - Luang Prabang
Laos, known as the land of a million elephants and kingdom of the white parasol, is a beautiful, friendly, slow moving country and offers an unparalleled glimpse of old Southeast Asia. After arrival in the capital city, Vientiane, board a local charter flight for the short trip to Luang Prabang, former imperial capital of Laos and a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. There is time to savor the peaceful ambience of this charming Indo-Chinese outpost.
La Résidence Phou Vao
| | 8 | Luang Prabang | Saturday, April 11
Luang Prabang
Begin the day by embarking on a boat trip up the Mekong River to Pak Ou, opposite the mouth of the Mekong's Nam Ou tributary. Here you ascend limestone cliffs via wooden stairs built along the cliff side to visit two caves that are studded with thousands of wood and gold Buddha statues, some thought to be more than 300 years old. This afternoon, visit the town of Luang Prabang, and explore its most magnificent temples where you see saffron-robed monks quietly praying. In the evening, partake in one of the most fascinating Laotian cultural traditions, the Baci ceremony, which is considered the most respectful form of welcome. During the ceremony, which includes music and traditional dance, certain individuals are chosen to tie strings around their wrist which is said to protect them.
La Résidence Phou Vao
| | 9 | Hanoi | Sunday, April 12
Luang Prabang - Vientiane - Hanoi, Vietnam
Interspersed throughout its nearly 2,025 miles with pristine beaches and stunning lagoons, Vietnam is a patchwork of brilliant green rice paddies tended from dawn to dusk by peasant women in conical hats. In sharp contrast to the peaceful ambience of Luang Prabang is Vietnam's vibrant capital, Hanoi. Visit the 1,000-year-old Temple of Literature, site of Hanoi's first university and dedicated to Confucius. Next, take a cyclo ride into the 2,000-year-old Old Quarter. Lunch is at a local restaurant where you'll have an opportunity to sample delicious local foods including hot and sour soup, spring rolls and sticky rice. In the evening, enjoy a traditional Vietnamese water puppet show and dinner at the hotel.
Sofitel Metropole
| | 10 | Hanoi | Monday, April 13
Hanoi - Hue - Hanoi
Today's journey by local aircraft is to the charming town of Hue, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which for centuries symbolized the imperial majesty of past dynasties. Visit the Imperial Citadel, Tu Duc Mausoleum and Kai Dinh Mausoleum followed by a boat ride on the busy Perfume River. As you cruise along, see Vietnamese life from a different vantage point including people bringing foods to market, bartering and more. Stop at Thien Mu Pagoda, and then return to Hanoi in the late afternoon.
Sofitel Metropole
| | 11 | Hanoi | Tuesday, April 14
Design Your Day in and around Hanoi
Select from an array of Design Your Day excursions. This evening, enjoy cocktails and conversation at Art Vietnam Gallery, where Director Suzanne Lecht provides firsthand insight into Vietnam's vibrant and competitive art scene.
Sofitel Metropole
Design Your Day
Tuesday, April 14
Helicopter to Ha Long Bay
A helicopter transports you to Ha Long Bay, where you take a private cruise to explore this incredibly beautiful area, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its magnificent islands and islets (over 1600 of them) that create an amazing seascape of limestone pillars in various sizes and shapes. Cooking Lesson with Anh Tuyet
Join Chef Pham Thi Anh Tuyet on a trip to Hang Be market to choose ingredients for your meal, and then return to her home to watch her prepare a variety of North Vietnamese dishes, including morning glory salad, Hanoi spring roll and fish in banana leaf, which you then enjoy for lunch. Metropole Spa
Take time off from sightseeing for a rejuvenating morning at the hotel's spa. Enjoy the outdoor pool, sauna and fitness center before or after your treatment.
| | 12 | Jaipur | Wednesday, April 15
Hanoi - Agra, India - Jaipur
Enjoy lunch, perhaps in the lounge, during the flight to Agra and the renowned Taj Mahal - a stop only possible with a private jet. Afterwards re-board your jet for the short hop to Jaipur, known as Rajasthan's pink city because of the magical glow that its famous pink stucco buildings emanate at night. Delight in a traditional Rajput warrior welcome with garlands and a tikka ceremony. Tonight's dinner is à la carte at your stately palace hotel, built by the Maharajah of Jaipur and the choice for royalty and celebrities when they visit the city.
Rambagh Palace
| | 13 | Jaipur | Thursday, April 16
Jaipur
Atop one of Jaipur's hills is ancient Amber Fort with its massive ramparts, towers and domes surrounding a glittering chamber of mirrors. After visiting the Fort, continue to the City Palace Museum in the heart of the old city. At Jantar Mantar, explore amazing astronomical devices that were built in the early 18th century, and at Palace of the Winds, imagine how ladies of the court used to look down on the streets while remaining hidden behind their veiled windows above. This evening, meet noted author and former Taj Hotels CEO Dr. Divyabhanusinh Chavda. Dr. Chavda brings Rajasthan's rich culture and history to life, recounting fascinating stories as he conducts a walking tour of the historic Rambagh Palace. During an evening fit for a maharajah, your private dinner is at the City Palace.
Rambagh Palace
| | 14 | Aswan | Friday, April 17
Jaipur - Abu Simbel, Egypt - Aswan - Begin Nile Cruise
Your jet carries you from the land of India's 15th-century Mughal Empire to Upper Egypt where dynasties of the New Kingdom flourished over 3,000 years ago. Arrive in Abu Simbel where you visit two temples built by Egypt's longest-ruling pharaoh, Ramses II. The temples were moved stone by stone up to the higher ground of their present location before the Aswan Dam was completed to create Lake Nasser, which eventually flooded the original site. After your visit, continue by air to Aswan, long a trade center and gateway to the south and an intriguing blend of African and Oriental influences. Board 'Sun Boat IV,' your luxurious Nile yacht and home for the next three nights.
MS 'Sun Boat IV'
| | 15 | Aswan | Saturday, April 18
Aswan - Nile Cruise
Your Egyptologist guides your exploration of Aswan beginning with a short boat ride to the exquisite Temple of Philae on the island of Agilika. Then visit the award winning Nubian Museum, which displays thousands of Nubian monuments that were moved before the Aswan Dam was built. Return to 'Sun Boat IV' for lunch and cruise to the magnificent Temple of Horus in Edfu.
MS 'Sun Boat IV'
| | 16 | Luxor | Sunday, April 19
Edfu - Luxor
This morning, your cruise brings you further down river to Luxor, known to the ancient Egyptians as Thebes. On arrival, embark on a tour of the West Bank and the famous Valley of the Kings, whose highlight is the Necropolis of Thebes, the burial ground of the Great Pharaohs of the New Kingdom. From here, visit the funerary temple of Queen Hatshepsut , Egypt's first female pharaoh. Then head to the fabled Colossi of Memnon, two enormous seated statues of Amenophis III. After returning to 'Sun Boat IV' for lunch, explore the East Bank, beginning with a visit to the awe-inspiring Temple of Karnak, a huge complex 2,000 years in the making. It is here that nearly all of the pharaohs wished to record their names and deeds for posterity. Afterwards, return to 'Sun Boat IV'.
MS 'Sun Boat IV'
| | 17 | Cairo | Monday, April 20
Luxor - Cairo
Board the private jet in Luxor for the short flight to Cairo. This afternoon's thrilling excursion is to the Giza Plateau. Begin with an exclusive visit to the Sphinx, which allows you special access to areas not open to most visitors. Afterwards visit the 5,000 year old pyramids, including the Great Pyramid of Cheops, the only survivor of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Tonight is a gala dinner at lavish Manial Palace, where you dine in the Golden Hall, normally reserved for official functions and ceremonies of state.
Four Seasons Cairo at the First Residence
| | 18 | Izmir | Tuesday, April 21
Cairo - Izmir, Turkey
Spend the morning in a private, beforehours tour of the Egyptian Museum of Antiquities. Highlights include the treasures found in the tomb of Tutankhamun and the Mummy Room, which houses the remains of 27 of his relations. Board your private jet and have lunch while your journey continues to Izmir, Turkey. This afternoon you may relax at the hotel, stroll along the nearby promenade, or enjoy a guided exploration of the busy agora, with its wide array of colorful shops and stalls. Your seaside accommodations provide stunning harbor views of the Aegean Sea at sunset, eight different restaurants and bars, two beautiful pools, a luxury spa and a sandy beach.
Swissôtel Grand Efes Izmir
| | 19 | Ephesus | Wednesday, April 22
Kusadasi - Ephesus
This morning travel overland through the beautiful Meander Valley. Begin your sightseeing in Ephesus, an archaeological site unmatched in size and grandeur. Visit the site of what was the colossal Temple of Diana, considered one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Enjoy exclusive access to the Terrace Houses district, once the home of the wealthy. Also visit the 24,000-seat Theatre, Library of Celsus, Arcadian Way, the Marble Street and numerous other sites. Continue on to the Camlik Village Weavers Association where you enjoy a barbeque lunch, folk dances, and a demonstration of the art and traditions of Turkish weaving. There is time later this afternoon to relax in preparation for the evening's event, which includes a magnificent private dinner at Ephesus. Against the lit marble facades, a chamber orchestra from the Izmir Symphony plays Vivaldi, Mozart and Saygun. Return to Izmir after dinner.
Swissôtel Grand Efes Izmir
| | 20 | Istanbul | Thursday, April 23
Kusadasi - Izmir - Istanbul
Board your private jet for the short flight to Istanbul, the only city to serve as an imperial capital for 1,700 years. After viewing Istanbul's City Walls, a 15-mile long circuit of triple defense system built in AD 420, continue to First Hill in Old Town. Visit the sixth-century Basilica Cistern and witness the engineering marvels that solved the city's water supply issues. Next, explore Hagia Sophia, known for its magnificent dome. Originally built as a basilica in the sixth century, Hagia Sophia later became a mosque and today serves as a museum. Enjoy the skyline of Istanbul and view the splendid mansions, Judas blossoms, forts and palaces as you cruise on the Bosphorus. Arrive at your hotel by boat.
Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus
| | 21 | Istanbul | Friday, April 24
Istanbul - Design Your Day
Your morning sightseeing begins at Topkapi Palace, the official residence of the Ottoman Sultans from 1465 until 1853. The Harem, guarded by eunuch slaves, housed up to 500 people, including the Sultan's mother, concubines and wives. In 1924, it became a museum and contains a wide array of Ottoman treasures. Make the rest of the day your own by choosing from any of the Design Your Day options. In the evening, dine in the hotel or in one of Istanbul's fine restaurants.
Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus
Design Your Day
Friday, April 24
Pera and Galata
Delight in the city's tradition of coffee and coffeehouses in the cosmopolitan Pera district. Ascend the ancient Galata Tower for a 360-degree view of this beautiful city, learn of the multi-cultural life in the metropolitan capital, and drink coffee at the fabled Pera Palace Hotel. Dolmabahce Palace
This morning explore 19th-century Dolmabahce Palace, the largest and finest example of Ottoman Baroque architecture in the city. Built in 1856, it now serves as a museum. Its halls, chambers, gardens and baths are beyond comparison and provide a link between classic Ottoman tradition and modern Turkey. Timeless Expressions of Art
Explore two of Istanbul's best museums: The Museum of Turkish and Islamic Art across from the Blue Mosque, and Istanbul's Archaeological Museum, a complex of three museums located in the gardens of the first court of the Topkapi Palace. Shopping
From upscale boutiques to Grand Bazaar stalls, Istanbul is a shopper's paradise. Your own personal shopper provides assistance and leads you through the extensive array of merchandise on offer. A Culinary Lesson
You are introduced to Turkish cuisine, essentially a combination of Middle Eastern, Central Asian and Balkan cuisines, in a private cooking class by an expert chef. Turkish Hammam Experience
The Turkish bath, or hammam, is the original spa experience. Guided by tellaks (attendants) and wrapped in fluffy towels, you begin the process with a dry-heat sauna on a large marble platform called "the belly stone," followed by a vigorous massage and a rest in the "cooling room."
| | 22 | Istanbul | Saturday, April 25
Istanbul
Visit the Suleymaniye Mosque, the massive building complex created by the great architect, Sultan Suleyman the Magnificent. The next stop is the Ottoman Rustem Pasha Mosque, famous for its exquisite Iznik tiles set in beautiful floral designs. Also browse in the huge covered Spice Market, so named for spices from the Orient that were originally sold there. Even more extensive is the famous Grand Bazaar, with thousands of shops, numerous restaurants and tea shops, a mosque, and even a police station. Spend the afternoon at the bazaar or return to the hotel to enjoy its amenities and beautiful views of the Bosphorus. Tonight, a magical cruise on the Bosphorus carries you to the site of your farewell dinner, a historic mansion.
Four Seasons Hotel Istanbul at the Bosphorus
| | 23 | Boston | Sunday, April 26
Istanbul - Keflavik, Iceland - Boston, Massachusetts
Board your private jet for the trip back to the U.S.
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Program Price Per Person:
Double Occupancy..... $88,500
Single Supplement..... $8,925
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