November 1 – 2 (One Night)

Your journey begins in London
Meet fellow guests, your expert trip leaders and dedicated guest services staff for a welcome dinner. As your adventure begins, enjoy the atmosphere of one of the world’s most iconic cities. Tomorrow, we depart for Italy.

Accommodations: Four Seasons Hotel London at Park Lane

November 2 – 5 (Three Nights)

A story of Sicilian culture, craft and cuisine
Trace centuries of Arab and Norman influence through the streets of Sicily’s capital. Explore UNESCO-listed landmarks such as the Palatine Chapel and Monreale Cathedral, before discovering traditional Sicilian cuisine through hands-on cooking classes, private wine tastings and intimate dinners in historic villas.

Accommodations: Villa Igiea, a Rocco Forte Hotel

November 5 – 7 (Two Nights)

At the heart of the Silk Road
With evidence of human settlements here dating back as far as 1500 B.C., Samarkand is one of the oldest cities in the world. An influential stop on the legendary Silk Road and the former capital city of the Timur empire, it became a key cultural and economic hub for Central Asia and, most recently, a UNESCO-listed historic city.

Accommodations: Samarkand Regency Amir Temur

November 7 – 10 (Three Nights)

Reflections of the Indian Ocean’s great trading routes
On Sri Lanka’s southern coast, Galle has long held a strategic position along the trading routes of the Indian Ocean. Trace centuries of exchange through streets and UNESCO-listed monuments shaped by Arab, Portuguese, Chinese, Dutch and British influences.

Accommodations: Cape Weligama

November 10 – 13 (Three Nights)

Soak up the sights and sounds of a city in motion
Discover the different sides of Bangkok’s dynamic spirit, from the rich flavors of its food to the timeless architecture of its gilded temples and the relaxed rhythms of life along the river.

Accommodations: Four Seasons Hotel Bangkok at Chao Phraya River

November 13 – 15 (Two Nights)

A remote Himalayan kingdom known as the “last Shangri-La”
With its snow-capped peaks, dramatic valleys and deeply spiritual culture, Bhutan has been captivating foreign visitors since it opened to mass tourism in the 1970s. Gain a rare, authentic insight into daily life as you travel through scenic panoramas and experience Bhutanese traditions that have been well-preserved through years of isolation.

Accommodations: Taj Paro Resort & Spa

November 15 – 16 (One Night)

A city of spirituality and sacred tradition
Buddhism and Hinduism peacefully coexist in Nepal—a harmony reflected in Kathmandu’s diverse array of stupas and temples. This city is home to four UNESCO World Heritage sites, ranging from the colorful spectacles of Durbar Square and Bhaktapur Palace to the quiet reverence of the Boudhanath Stupa and Pashupatinath Temple.

Accommodations: The Dwarika’s Hotel

November 16 – 18 (Two Nights)

Uncover the spirit of Tasmania’s southern seaport
Arrive in Hobart, a waterfront city shaped by maritime history, creative energy and a culture of resilience. Its deepwater harbor set the stage for early industry and is now a vibrant hub for art, cuisine and coastal exploration.

Accommodations: Swissôtel Sarajevo

November 18 – 21 (Three Nights)

Echoes of empires at the edge of continents
Located where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean, Tangier has long been shaped by centuries of exchange. Wander the medina and discover historic landmarks, then journey inland to the town of Chefchaouen, Morocco’s fabled Blue Pearl. From hilltop vistas to hands-on traditions, each moment offers deeper immersion into this storied corner of North Africa.

Accommodations: Fairmont Tazi Palace

November 21 – 22 (One Night)

Recap your journey among new friends in venerable Boston
The gateway to New England, Boston offers numerous opportunities to explore United States history, including the Freedom Trail. Enjoy a farewell dinner with your fellow travelers and an overnight stay at the Mandarin Oriental Boston, before returning home on your independent flight the next day.

Accommodations: Mandarin Oriental, Boston