From $8,550 per person · Experience Egypt the way few travelers ever will—sailing the Nile aboard a private Dahabiya, walking inside ancient pyramids, and standing before temples that have endured for over 3,000 years. This 12-day small-group journey combines Egypt’s most iconic sites with rare insider access, expert storytelling, and meaningful cultural encounters.

From $8,580 per person · Discover Egypt through movement, meaning, and unforgettable moments. This small-group journey combines professional pickleball play, private guided access to iconic ancient sites, and a luxury Nile cruise — curated and led by National Geographic Expert Gwyneth Talley.

Explore Egypt and Morocco on a familiarization trip for travel agents. Experience the itineraries, accommodations, and cultural activities you can recommend to your clients. Join the Egypt departure, the Morocco departure, or both, from January 31 to February 20, 2027.

From $3,900 per person · Trade your usual pickleball routine for something wildly more unforgettable. This is not just a trip—it’s a deep dive into India’s most iconic landscapes, from the electric streets of Delhi to the royal palaces of Rajasthan, ending at the breathtaking Taj Mahal at sunrise. Along the way, you’ll step onto the court with local players in one of the fastest-growing pickleball scenes in the world—because the best way to experience a place is to play in it.

From $7,500 per person · If you grew up fascinated by mummies, pyramids, pharaohs, and adventure films, this trip is for you. Journey through Egypt's most iconic archaeological sites, explore ancient temples and tombs, cruise the Nile aboard a traditional dahabiya, and experience the history and culture that inspired generations of explorers, storytellers, and Egypt enthusiasts.

The Unofficial Mummy Tour blends ancient Egypt, archaeology, cultural immersion, and Nile River travel into an unforgettable small-group adventure led by anthropologist and National Geographic Explorer Dr. Gwyneth Talley.

From $7,700 per person · Drift into Morocco the way it’s meant to be experienced—slow, layered, and full of moments you can’t quite plan for. From Marrakech’s energy to the quiet rhythm of the Atlas Mountains, ancient kasbahs, and desert horizons, this journey blends iconic highlights with places most travelers miss. It’s not about checking boxes—it’s about feeling Morocco. If you’re craving a trip that’s immersive, seamless, and just the right amount of off-the-beaten-path, this is where you start.

From $1,250 per person · Continue the magic of your Moroccan adventure with a 4-day journey into Morocco’s captivating north, April 16–19, 2027. From the serene blue alleys of Chefchaouen to the storied, cosmopolitan edge of Tangier and the coastal charm of Asilah, this extension reveals a different rhythm of Morocco. It’s a refined, slower-paced finale rich in culture, history, and atmosphere

From $8,580 per person · Experience Egypt the way few travelers ever will—sailing the Nile aboard a private Dahabiya, walking inside ancient pyramids, and standing before temples that have endured for over 3,000 years. This 12-day small-group journey combines Egypt’s most iconic sites with rare insider access, expert storytelling, and meaningful cultural encounters.

Pricing to be announced · This isn’t a checklist trip to Morocco—it’s an invitation to slow down, look closer, and create. Designed for curious, creative travelers, this intimate journey moves from Casablanca to Fez through art, design, and everyday life—think courtyard writing sessions, hands-on workshops with artisans, and conversations that linger long after dinner. With plenty of space for reflection, connection, and inspiration, it’s less about seeing Morocco and more about experiencing it from the inside out.

Pricing to be announced · Sail the Nile the way it was meant to be sailed. This Egypt Nile River cruise trades the mega-ships for a private Dahabiya — a traditional sailboat that glides past temples most travelers only see from a crowded upper deck. You'll walk inside the pyramids of Giza, stand before Abu Simbel, and explore 3,000-year-old temples with the kind of access and pacing you won't find on a standard package tour. Led in person by Dr. Gwyneth Talley, cultural anthropologist and National Geographic Expert who's spent 15 years living and working across the region, this small-group journey is built for travelers who want the real Egypt — without the logistics headache. Just twelve days, sixteen travelers max, and someone who speaks the language handling every detail.