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Join Best Single Travel on this Italy singles vacation that starts in Rome and travels the Amalfi Coast, said to be the most spectacular drive in Europe. Visit the spectacular towns of Sorrento, Ravello and Positano and view unmistakable clusters of white, tightly packed houses rising up the hillside dominated by beautiful cathedrals. Discover Pompeii and the island of Capri. Each destination is as fantastic as the last and Southern Italy will inspire the imagination and create unforgettable memories.
Amalfi Coast Singles Vacation Itinerary
Vacation Day 1 - Rome, Italy
On arrival at the Rome airport (remember you are flying home from Naples NAP), take the provided shuttle to the group's hotel. To give everyone a chance to arrive, no activities are planned, but optional tours will be available. Our Italy vacation will begin at 7:00pm with a meet and greet and a walk to a local restaurant.
Vacation Day 2 - Rome
See Rome on the hop-on hop-off open-top double decker bus! This morning enjoy a full 360 degree panoramic view as we drive around Rome. We will hop off at the Trevi Fountain and the Spanish steps for some coin tossing and stair climbing.
This afternoon is free to hop on and off at any of the stops and spend as much time as you like at each attraction. Visit the Colosseum and Roman Forum Rome or take a tour of the Vatican. With bus departures all day, and numerous stops, you'll see the highlights and experience it all.
Tonight enjoy our Welcome dinner at a local Italian restaurant.
Vacation Day 3 - Rome to Amalfi
Morning departure from Rome. Enjoy the beautiful scenery as we get our first glimpse of the Amalfi coast. The Amalfi Coast offers one of the world's great drives so get your cameras ready. The winding cliff top road offers breathtaking panoramic views at every turn. You'll gain respect for the Italian engineers who built the road and even more respect for our bus driver. As you catch your breath, notice the colors of the Mediterranean, a sheer 500-foot drop below.
Set in a wide cleft in the cliffs, Amalfi is the largest town and perhaps the highlight of the coast. Amalfi was an independent republic during Byzantine times and one of the great 
naval powers, with a population of some 70,000. There is still the odd remnant of Amalfi's past glories around today, and the town has a quaint attractiveness with it's whitewashed courtyards and alleys that are fun to wander through.
Spend the afternoon visiting the magic town of Amalfi, its history, art and culture. Amalfi, is a UNESCO World Heritage site featuring St. Andrea’s Cathedral, whose 57 steps will reward you with a great workout and a great view. The city is also home to the Museo della Carta, which introduces you to the art of paper making for which Amalfi is known. Amalfi was the first maritime republic of Italy and in the Civic Museum the Tabula Amalfitana, the first navigational code in history has been preserved.
Vacation Day 4 - Ravello
A cooking course is a truly unique experience. To travel and visit new countries also means to know the tastes and flavors. Our mid-morning lesson will consist of traditional Neapolitan cuisine with an emphasis on Amalfi recipes. This is a "demonstration" cooking course where you will learn about the natural ingredients used, which are fresh picked the very same morning of each class. Enjoy wine with your lunch that you helped prepare.
A slow uphill drive along a very narrow road passing several wineries and olive factories, leads to Ravello and one of the most splendid 
views of the entire coast. Perched on top of the mountain cliff situated above Amalfi and Minori. Ravello, famous for its breath-taking views, natural beauty and ancient monuments are presented at their best in the gardens of Villa Cimbrone and Villa Rufolo (where our tour begins). In high season, these gardens are rich in sweet secants of blooming flowers, shadows of flora and perfume of lemons. Apart from the main cathedral, also situated in the square, and a history museum constructed in the basement of the cathedral, there are many other churches to visit given that there used to be a total of 13 churches in the village.
After this wonderful experience we return to Amalfi for the night. Let's check out Amalfi at night and have a nice dinner.
Vacation Day 5 - Amalfi
Enjoy a day in Amalfi, relax at the beach, walk around the town or do some sightseeing. Our hotel is situated in the centre of Amalfi and the Amalfi Coast. Saint Andrew's Cathedral, the town and the port, from which you can take a boat or the hydrofoil, are all in walking distance from the hotel.
Vacation Day 6 - Amalfi Coast - Capri
Our full-day boat excursion begins when we depart Amalfi and steer towards the nearby seaside towns of Maiori and Minori. Just beyond Maoiri is the marine cave called Pandora's Grotto, experience this beautiful natural wonder. Visit the nearby Marmorata Falls and view the majestic Ravello, the famous village of music, which is seated high on a cliff face towering over Amalfi.
Sail along to the pristine enclave of Santa Croce and the Lover's Arch and onward to Conca Dei Marini where you can visit the Grotta Dello Smeraldo or the Emerald Grotto. 
Then you will sail by the Furore Fjord, cruise along the twin-mountain town of Praiano, continue towards the village of Positano, before steering out to sea to visit the mythical islands of Li Galli. The Amalfi Coast officially ends and the Sorrento Coast begins as we near Capri at Punta Campanella. Circle the island and visit the famous Blue Grotto (entrance optional), the Faraglioni rock formation and the White and Green Grottos before docking in Capri.
Enjoy a few hours on the beautiful island of Capri, immerse yourself in the atmosphere of a coastal village inhabited by fishermen and sailors; explore marine caves; walk through masses of sheer rock and peer over precipices which drop dramatically into the sea; stroll through olive groves and orchards of lemon and orange trees; have lunch or browse through the boutiques, elegant hotels, artists studios, churches, and the remains of Roman villas.On the way back to Amalfi, stop for a swim in a picturesque location where it is possible to dive straight off the boat. Swim in some of the most beautiful waters of the Mediterranean, where the water is a deep blue color yet clear enough to see many feet below.
Vacation Day 7 - Pompeii - Sorrento - Positano
Step back in time as we walk through the ancient city of Pompeii. A thrilling archaeological journey unfolds as we explore the ancient ruins which were buried in ashes after Mount Vesuvius erupted almost 2000 years ago. Discover the everyday life of Rome's Imperial age at this UNESCO World Heritage Site, and imagine the panic felt by the people in those last few minutes before the city was buried.
After leaving Pompeii travel the coastal road to its furthest point to Sorrento. Spectacular views of the entire bay of Naples and the Island of Capri are revealed as the Amalfi coast road emerges from over the mountain cliff. Sorrento stands on a 
terrace of tuff and is a city full of vegetation (its lemon trees are very famous). The city is said to originate from ancient Greece, but the old town shows a roman origin.
Positano is a province of Salerno and has been a vacation destination since the ancient Roman times. The town is built in a charming fashion on terraces on the steep rocks of the Monte Comune, and around a small, well-protected bay. The church of Santa Maria Assunta features a dome made of majolica tiles as well as a 13th Byzantine century icon of a black Madonna. Enjoy your last evening in Amalfi.
Vacation Day 8 - Amalfi - Naples
Enjoy your last views of the Amalfi Coast when we travel to the hamlets of Atrani, Majori and Minori. Atrani is an isolated fishing village, away from the noise and bustle; it is also the smallest town in the Southern Italy. The distinctive white houses whose balconies are overflowing with flowers are built on the slopes of the surrounding mountains among the lemon orchards and reach down to the sea. Maiori lies at the head of the Tramonti valley and is said to have been founded by the Etruscan Lucumone Rehginna, whose name was given to both the stream that divides the town (Reghinna Major) and the main road (Corso Reghinna).
After a stop for lunch in a restaurant along the coast, visit the town of ceramic… Vietri is a delightful town on a terrace overlooking the sea and is famous for its highly colorful ceramics that decorate most of the civic buildings and the facade of the Villa Guariglia… Villa Guariglia is an elegant and sumptuous villa located in Raito, a hamlet of Vietri sul Mare. Everything in the Villa is exactly the same as it has been left by the Ambassador Raffaele Guariglia: the pictures in the living room, the collection of painted and decorated mother of pearl fans (over 100), the silverware, porcelain, weapons and a rich library, composed by over 4000 books, some of which were written by the Ambassador.
Onto Naples for an overview of the city and to check into our hotel. Tonight enjoy our Farewell Dinner!
Vacation Day 9 - Depart Home
Say Arrivederci to all your new friends as your Southern Italy vacation ends and you are transferred to the Naples airport for your return flight home.
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Charleston, the South Carolina port city founded in 1670, is defined by cobblestone streets, horse-drawn carriages and pastel antebellum houses. Join our singles group as we stroll along King street, cruise to Fort Sumter, a federal stronghold where the first shots of the Civil War were fired and hear the stories of the well-preserved plantations and gardens.
Charleston Singles Weekend Itinerary
Vacation Day 1: Wednesday - Arrive Charleston, SC
Your singles weekend begins when you land in Charleston Airport (CHS) and make your way to our hotel, Hyatt Place Historic District, centrally located in the Upper King Historic District and walking distance to many major Charleston attractions.
At 6:00 pm meet your fellow travelers and group leader for a stroll down King Street and to get a bite to eat (not included). At more than 300 years old, King Street is the second most historically and architecturally significant street in downtown Charleston. Today the Street boasts some of the city's trendiest restaurants and sophisticated cocktail scenes along with hotels, art galleries, a lively nightlife and exceptional shopping.
Vacation Day 2 - Thursday: Magnolia Plantation - Welcome Dinner
Founded in 1676 by the Drayton family, Magnolia Plantation has survived the centuries and witnessed the history of our nation unfold before it from the American Revolution through the Civil War and beyond. It is the oldest public tourist site in the Lowcountry, and the oldest public gardens in America, opening its doors to visitors in 1870 to view the thousands of beautiful flowers and plants in its famous gardens.
After a leisurely breakfast at our hotel we meet our van for our day's tour. We start our time at Magnolia Plantation by boarding the Nature Train, a 45-minute tram tour of the Plantation’s diverse landscapes, lakes, woodlands, marshes, and rivers while our guide describes the estate’s history and wildlife. It’s entirely possible that we will see wild animals such as an alligator or blue heron. We are also introduced to the variety of trees to be found on the plantation - including the Caroline palms and the famous Live Oaks. Unlike most American gardens, which are fomal and seek to contol nature, Magnolia cooperates with nature to create a tranquil landscape where tranquility and nature work in harmony. Discover what made this land so desirable as we enjoy the natural splendor!
Next we take time to enjoy a self-guided tour through the historic Magnolia gardens. The gardens at Magnolia Plantation are of such beauty and variety that they have brought tourists from around the world to view them since they opened to the public in the early 1870s. Some sections are more than three centuries old, allowing us to see what the plantation looked like hundreds of years ago.
We are fortunate to follow up our relaxing time in nature with a half hour guided tour of the Plantation House. The house is the third to stand here, though the original core structure was built elsewhere and floated down the river after the Civil War. Ten rooms are available to view on our tour introducing us to what life was like in the 19th century. In addition to the period pieces on display, we’ll also have the opportunity to see family heirlooms from the original owners. Also, included in our visit is access to the Garden Maze, Petting Zoo, Conservatory, the old African American slave cabins.
Our Welcome Dinner will be at Hyman's Seafood and Deli, an historic, 5th generation family owned restaurant. Winner in 6 categories by Post and Courier proves that it is a local favorite. On the walls and on each table are brass plaques mounted with names of famous celebrities who have dined there.
Vacation Day 3 - Friday - Fort Sumter Tour & Cruise - Horse Drawn Carriage Ride - Charleston City Market
After breakfast we ride the orange shuttle to the Ft. Sumter Visitor and Education Center to catch the ferry and begin our tour. The first shots of the American Civil War were fired on Fort Sumter at approximately 4:30 a.m. on April 12th, 1861. Fort Sumter surrendered 34 hours later, and Union forces tried for nearly four years to take it back. Walk in the steps of those who shaped this nation alongside a National Park Ranger guide, and take in the stunning scene of historic Charleston as we cruise the harbor on our way to the fort. The knowledgeable Park Rangers at Fort Sumter will relay detailed stories of courageous heroes in action from the Civil War’s first battle.
This afternoon we return to our hotel to ready ourselves for our exciting Horse Drawn Carriage Ride through the heart of historic Charleston.Soak up the old fashioned charm of cobblestone streets lined with antebellum houses, lush gardens, and landmark churches as you listen to stories about Charleston history, architecture, and culture.
Tonight is a great time for food and shopping. The Charleston City Night Market is an exciting showcase of more than 100 talented artists and craftspeople, has live entertainment and a festive atmosphere. As the sun dips beneath the horizon, the night market comes alive and we’ll find everything from handcrafted soaps and candles to fine art and jewelry. Don’t worry if you develop an appetite while browsing, there are plenty of delicious food vendors from which we can choose!
Vacation Day 4 - Saturday: Boone Hall Plantation - Farewell Dinner
After a leisurely breakfast we will drive to visit Boone Hall Plantation, one of America's oldest working plantations, continually growing crops for over 320 years. The mansion that exists on the Plantation today was built in 1936. Guided tours of the first floor allow us to see how this Georgian-designed home blends recovered materials and antique furnishings to recreate an atmosphere that would have surrounded a Coastal Carolina planter’s family and his guests.
Enjoy a 30-40 minute motorized tour around the entire 738 acres that make up the plantation. See and learn about the history of Boone Hall and experience how it remains a working farm today.
The Black History in America Exhibit features nine historic slave cabins, built between 1790 and 1810. These cabins have been adapted to present specific timeframes throughout American History. See the different aspects of daily life, how black Americans worked and lived, struggles faced and follow the historical progression from the beginning of their arrival in America up to present day.
Exploring The Gullah Culture” is a unique presentation where that difference can be experienced first hand. Boone Hall is the only plantation in the Charleston area to present a live presentation of this unique culture adapted by African slaves.
True descendants of the Gullah people present the history of this culture through storytelling, song, and dance that is at times educational, at times entertaining, and at times…very moving and emotional.
At the Butterfly Pavilion there are many different species of butterflies on display and witness the different stages of their life cycle. These colorful butterflies fly freely in a butterfly garden for us to experience these beautiful creatures in their natural element.
Upon our return to Charleston, enjoy free time for shopping, visiting a museum or just relaxing.
Our Farewell Dinner tonight will be held at Henry's On The Market. Centrally located in the historic downtown Charleston, Henry's restaurant is a Southern tradition since 1930, Enjoy fresh seafood and Lowcountry favorites, like shrimp and grits. With a roof deck overlooking the Charleston Market, it's exposed brick walls and original wooden beams reflect the past aesthetic of the warehouse district.
Vacation Day 5: Sunday - Depart Charleston for Home
Say your goodbyes as check out is at 12:00 pm and another singles weekend comes to an end. Make your way to the airport according to your flight schedule.
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December 29,2026 - Jan 7, 2027
Discover the magic of the Paris of South America, admire the world's largest waterfalls up close, visit the land of the Gauchos and sail on the Tigre River on this amazing singles vacation in Argentina.
Throughout its flamboyant history, Buenos Aires has exuded a romantic allure that has proved difficult to resist. Experience the Porteños' (the people of Buenos Aires) devotion to the passionate music of tango, the rich and varied cuisine and a wealth of art and culture. Travel to Iguazu to walk through the jungle, ride the river and feel the spray of the mighty Iguazu falls then spend New Years with new friends in the magical city of Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires, Argentina Highlights Singles Vacation Itinerary
Vacation Day 1 : Arrive Buenos Aires, Argentina
Upon arrival in Buenos Aires you will be met at the airport and transferred to our centrally located hotel, the Novotel Buenos Aires Hotel. Free time to relax before we start our trip around this wonderful city. Tonight meet your group leader and join the other singles for an optional dinner.
Vacation Day 2: Buenos Aires
Today we explore Buenos Aires on our full Day tour of the city. Soaked in culture, the city is a giant living, breathing museum showcasing a vibrant, and often volatile, blend of European and Latin American influences. Today we will visit the famous Avenida de Mayo that runs into the Plaza De Mayo, surrounded by the Casa Rosada (Government House), the Metropolitan Cathedral and the Cabildo (first City Hall, built during Spanish rule). At the other end of Avenida de Mayo you find the Congress building.
We will visit the Metropolitan Cathedral, an imposing Neo-classical building and Argentina´s main catholic building. The mausoleum of General San Martin is located inside, and Pope Francis celebrated religious services here when he was Cardinal of Buenos Aires.
Our next stop is La Boca, Buenos Aires's most colorful and picturesque area famous for the Boca Stadium and Caminito Street. After driving by the stadium enjoy a walking tour and lunch break at Caminito street. Located on what used to be the city’s biggest port, immigrants set up shops, worked the docks and built homes from the scrap material leftover from ship-building. You’ll see this in the haphazard shanty houses that still line the streets here, made from sheet metal and wooden planks; in addition, nearly all of them are painted in very bright colors. The area is now thriving with peddlers selling art, buskers playing music and stalls offering trinkets of every variety.
San Telmo, one of the city's oldest neighborhoods and our next stop, boasts a vibrant tango and arts scene. The area still maintains much of its original architecture, historic mansions and cobbled streets. Its antiques markets, candle street lighting (known as farolas), cobblestones, and old buildings, all add to the unique atmosphere. In fact, we will visit an 1830 old mansion with an ancient Zanjón (ravine) to take a fascinating underground trip into the origins of the city. Tour through the archaeological maze of centuries-old tunnels and ruins, dating back to Buenos Aires’ early foundations. Explore the subterranean waterways and learn about the immigrant families who lived in the house after the wealthy 
owners departed.
While visiting Buenos Aires, watching a tango show should be on everyone's bucket list. Originally from the poorer districts and only danced by men, the music included flutes, violins, and guitars. Later on, the flutes were replaced by the "bandoneón" (a type of accordion), which gave tango its distinctive flair. Tonight we will head to one of the city’s tango houses, indulge in exquisite food, and enjoy a live tango show.
Vacation Day 3: Buenos Aires - New Years Eve
Today we head north and visit La Recoleta, one of the Buenos Aires's most glamorous neighborhoods. Along Alvear Avenue, see countless upscale stores, restaurants, cafes, and boutiques. The Recoleta Cultural Center, the National Museum of Fine Arts, and the Palais de Glace are an important part of Buenos Aires’ cultural activities. We will drive by many beautiful parks, and see the famous Floralis Generica at the United Nations Park, and the Libertador and Figueroa Alcorta Avenues.
Visit the Recoleta Cemetery, founded in 1822, one of the most prominent cemeteries in the world. The most celebrated Argentineans, including Eva Peron and her family, are buried at this elaborate cemetery, where mausoleums replicate chapels, pyramids and Greek temples. Appreciate the ornate mausoleums, sculptures, and vaults made by famous local and international artists.
After our tour of the Cemetery, enjoy free time to visit one of the trendiest neighborhoods in Buenos Aires: Palermo Soho and Palermo Hollywood. Stroll around 
the streets filled with designer boutiques, fashionable cafes, and trendy restaurants.
Then it's time to go back to the hotel and get ready for a fun, exciting New Year's Evening. Starting with a wonderful dinner at a local Argentian restaurant near Puerto Madero. Then we'll immerse ourselves in the Buenos Aires New Year spirit at Puerto Madero. We'll join the crowd as they countdown to midnight and enjoy the unobstructed view of the fireworks.
Vacation Day 4: Buenos Aires - Iguazu Falls
After breakfast we transfer to the domestic airport for our flight to Iguazu. At the border conjunctions of Argentina, Paraguay and Brazil, Puerto Iguazú is the entry gate to the imposing falls. Upon arrival in Puerto Iguazu Airport (IGR) Argentina, we will be met at the airport and transferred to the group's hotel, Mercure Iguazu Hotel Iru located at the heart of the Iryapú Jungle. Enjoy the pool and have dinner at the hotel's restaurant as tomorrow is a busy day.
Vacation Day 5: Iguazu Falls - Argentine Falls Tour & The Great Adventure
The views are amazing on our full day tour of Iguazu Waterfalls on the Argentina side. The 200,000 year old falls span across the border of three countries and is known to pour over 400,000 gallons of water per second onto the rocks below! Today we explore three tiers of Iguazu to see the falls from different vantage points. The lower walk leads to the base of the falls where the intense crash of the falls releases a thick mist into the air. The upper path leads to incredible panoramic views of the falls.
After our walk, we take a short ride on a train to the footbridge over Devil's Throat, the largest of about 275 waterfalls making up Iguazu Falls. and the border between Brazil and Argentina. The feeling of the magnitude and strength of the water falling is overwhelming and marvel as the water rushes down into the river below and creates clouds of mist and endless rainbows.
Get your cameras ready because a memorable experience awaits, as we take the Iguazu Great Adventure. We start by entering the jungle by specialty truck and during our three mile ride our guide introduces us to the local nature. Then we board our boat to sail the Lower Iguazu River heading towards the waterfall and enjoying plentiful rapids on the way. Upon reaching the Tres Mosqueteros Fall, view both the Argentine and Brazilian Falls crowned by the view Devil’s Throat. Then the most exciting point comes when facing the incomparable San Martín waterfall, the second in size and the biggest any boat may face.
Vacation Day 6: Iguazu Falls - Brazilian Side
After breakfast we drive through the Iguazu National Park until we reach the Brazilian side of the falls. From here, we walk along the paths to appreciate the lush vegetation, butterflies, and cascades. Stroll along the 1 mile path that leads us to an amazing panoramic view of the Devil’s Throat. From here, we can appreciate the incredible scene that includes other iconic sites in Argentina like the Two Sisters and Bozzeti waterfalls, the Superior Circuit, and San Martin Island, 
where the movie “The Mission” was filmed.
The Bird Park is located just before the Brazilian National Park entrance and combines ecological tourism and preservation. The sanctuary is home to over 500 species of birds and aims to rehabilitate and release them back into nature. Walk along the paths in the subtropical forest and keep your eyes open for butterflies, alligators, snakes, and monkeys. Get up close and personal with different birds, take photos, and learn about the park’s mission to raise awareness and protect native species and ecosystems.
Day 7: Iguazu Falls - Buenos Aires
After breakfast, relax at the hotel until time to leave for the airport. We leave the amazing Iguazu Falls behind and fly back to Buenos Aires. Upon arrival we will transfer back to the Novotel to re-check-in. Once back at hotel the rest of the day is yours to enjoy as you wish.
Day 8: Buenos Aires - Gauchos Day
The Pampas (lowlands) are waiting for us to spend a full day at Estancia Santa Susana. Escape the bustling streets of the city and discover the traditional way of life in the Argentine countryside. Meet the friendly gauchos, talented wranglers and horsemen similar to cowboys of the American West. Estancia Santa Susana is a 2,965 acre ranch located in the district of Campana, near “Los Cardales” town. 
Upon arrival, be greeted with two Argentine specialties, piping hot empanadas and wine. After a tour of the grounds by carriage or on horseback, including a stop at the Spanish-colonial house which now contains a museum, guests are treated to a parrillada, an Argentine-style barbecue that remains a popular weekend tradition even among modern Porteños. Tango dancers and folk singers entertain during the meat-centric lunch. Afterwards, enjoy a guided visit to the Spanish-colonial style “casco” and to the authentic museum. If you want, take a horseback ride to enjoy the stunning landscapes the lands have to offer. End the tour with some typical activities like a regional game known as “carrera de sortijas”. Here, two teams on horsebacks try to pass a pin through a small ring as they hang from a wooden arch.
Vacation Day 9: Buenos Aires - Tigre River
This morning we drive along the Rio de la Plata to the charming northern suburb of San Isidro, home to an impressive cathedral and mansions built by the city’s old aristocratic families. Then we continue on to Tigre, where we embark on our 1 hour delta cruise. Relax on our catamaran as we float along the Paraná Delta and its channels, rivers, streams, and numerous islands, appreciating the lush vegetation. Float past stilted homes and learn how delta-dwellers access goods and services through a network of floating markets. See landmarks that line the waterways in the relaxed town of Tigre, including Sarmiento’s historic home and museum. After our cruise, relax as we travel back to Buenos Aires.
Tonight, enjoy an introduction to the best of Argentina’s cuisine and culture, beginning with appetizers and wine. Then we get to create our own empanada, choose the filling and learn the “repulge” technique to make it. Learn the most important Argentinean hand gestures before we get to enjoy what many claim to be the best steak in Argentina. A steak that goes through a unique 24-hour preparation method. Try different Malbec wines from boutique wineries 
in Mendoza as well as other typical food like cuartirolo cheese with dulce de batata (made with sweet potato) and dulce de madera (Argentina is the only country in the world where a special kind of wood can be eaten). For desert make your own alfajores, Argentina’s national sweet, that combines biscuits, dulce de leche, melted chocolate, and coconut shavings. End our gastronomic experience with a lesson on the history and etiquette of “mate”, the country’s national tea. Learn how to prepare it from scratch and share it among yourselves.
Vacation Day 10: Depart for home
Our tour ends after breakfast (if you can still put another bite into your mouth..). You will be transferred to the Buenos Aires airport according to your flight schedules. Say goodbye to all your new friends and the end of another wonderful New Year's singles vacation.
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Date: December 29,2026 - Jan 7, 2027 Price: $2995*
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Outdoors, fresh air and exciting adventures await us in Glenwood Springs. Make new friends as we ride the rapids on the Colorado River, thrill to new heights at the Adventure Park and experience the joys of touring using either jeeps or ebikes. We will also learn about Glenwood Springs' most notorious resident, Doc Holiday then relax at the famous Glenwood Hot Springs.
Colorado Adventure Singles Weekend Itinerary
Vacation Day 1: Grand Junction, CO
Fly into Grand Junction airport (airport code - GJT) and take the provided hotel shuttle to the Grand Vista Hotel. Meet and greet with your Singles Weekend Host tonight at 7pm.
Vacation Day 2: Grand Junction, Co - Glenwood Springs
After our fresh cooked buffet breakfast we transfer to the Grand Junction train station for our 10:23 a.m. train to Glenwood Springs. Enjoy the scenery as we travel onboard the California Zephyr for a 1 hour and 41 minute ride. 
Upon arrival in Glenwood Springs, we transfer to the Hampton Inn to check-in and drop off our luggge.
Since Doc Holliday’s Saloon is a “must see” in downtown Glenwood Springs, we will stop there for lunch. The 20 foot pistol-shaped neon sign lights the way into the old west museum-style bar. Doc Holliday’s features a beautifully restored walnut back-bar, historic photos and a potbelly stove.
Let's walk off lunch with a half-mile hike up the moderately steep trail to Linwood Cemetery where Glenwood’s pioneer settlers are buried. Although his exact whereabouts are a mystery, Doc's memorial marker is situated overlooking Glenwood Springs. (Because he was penniless at his passing, he was likely buried in “Potter’s Field”).
Time to relax at the Glenwood Hot Springs Resort, home of the world’s largest mineral hot springs pool and Spa of the Rockies. This historic thermal spring water has been drawing visitors from all over the world since 1888. Soaking in or “taking the waters” is a time-honored healing tradition and one that is still recommended as a remedy for a variety of ailments. In fact, members of the nomadic Ute tribe were the earliest known people to soak in the healing hot springs which retains the original Ute language name “Yampah,” which translates to “Big Medicine.”
After a stop for dinner we head back to our hotel for a good night's rest.
Vacation Day 3: Full Day - Whitewater Rafting
Of all the ways to spend the day, few are better than spending them on the water. Prior rafting experience is not required. Our group will receive a detailed safety talk before getting on the river and every person will be issued a Personal Flotation Device better known as a life jacket.
Our rafting starts out by heading up river about 9 miles to the Shoshone Rapids in Glenwood Canyon on the Colorado River. We get off to an exciting start as we navigate the class III-IV Shoshone rapids including The Wall, Tombstone, Man Eater, Superstition, and many more. 
The river gradually begins to slow down and our guide will talk about the history of Glenwood Canyon and the River. From there, we'll paddle our way through Glenwood Canyon before stopping for lunch at our private picnic area in Glenwood Springs. Then it's time to hop back in the boats for a relaxing float down the Colorado River to enjoy the scenery, though don't worry if you're not interested in relaxing. We'll break out the inflatable kayaks for those of you looking to for more adventure and get a bit more up close and personal with the river. Many rafters think the kayaks are even more fun than the bigger rapids upstream!
Vacation Day 4: Glenwood Adventure Park
After breakfast we take adventure to new heights as we board a scenic Gondola Ride to the top of Iron Mountain. Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park, a Western-themed mountain-top park. At America’s only mountain-top theme park, we’ll experience rides that quite literally take thrills to new heights. Glenwood Caverns is situated at an elevation of 7,160 feet above sea level. Not only will the thrill rides have you clinging to the edge of your seat and screaming with delight, but with the exception of the Haunted Mine Drop—the world’s first underground drop ride—every ride at 
Glenwood Caverns Adventure Park also showcases stunning panoramic Colorado views. The thrill rides include the Glenwood Canyon Flyer, Soaring Eagle Zip Ride, Cliffhanger Roller Coaster, Alpine Coaster and the Giant Canyon Swing.
The Historic Fairy Cave Tour is a 40 minute guided walking tour appropriate for most fitness levels. Stroll along a quarter-mile-long underground narrow, winding passages, to natural water features and includes a stop at Exclamation Point—a viewing balcony with magnificent panoramas.
On the King’s Row Tour journey deep into the mountain on a well-lit boardwalk with handrails to the most highly decorated cave room in Colorado! Enter via an airlock tunnel and emerge into an enormous cave room so big it is named The Barn. From there, be prepared for a little stair climbing workout—there are 120 stairs, with spacious platforms for viewing and resting. The staircase descends to King’s row, after which visitors climb back up.
We will round up the whole gang for a new-fangled Old West shoot-out using the latest in wireless laser technology before we head back to our hotel. Since the Park is open until 9pm, we will change and head back up the mountain for dinner and entertainment.
Vacation Day 5: Nature tour on either ebikes or jeeps - Farewell Dinner
Time to do a little sightseeing and nature appreciation. Choose your mode of transportation this morning by selecting either an offroad jeep tour or a leisurely ride on ebikes.
Travel back in time by exploring the 5500 square mile Bair Ranch, one of the oldest family owned and operated working ranches in Colorado. You can 
relax while your knowledgeable local guide shares his love of the majestic mountains, Glenwood Canyon and the Colorado River while he talks about the geography and history of the area - while admiring the spectacular wildflowers and views of Mr. Sopris in the distance. Or you may choose to spend the morning cruising around the Glenwood Springs area on ebikes. 
Within the city limits of Glenwood Springs, you can access two of the most spectacular paved bike trails in the state of Colorado: the Glenwood Canyon Trail east of town that parallels the Colorado River, and the Rio Grand Trail south of town that parallels the Roaring Fork River and heads towards Aspen.The terrain and altitude in Glenwood can be challenging, even for the most fit rider but E-bikes change the equation and makes bicycling in the Roaring Fork Valley fun and exciting for anyone who can ride a bike. After the morning of activity the afternoon is free to shop, explore or visit one of the Hot Springs.
Tonight we end our adventure weekend with a Farewell Dinner at one of the many local restaurants.
Vacation Day 6: Glenwood Springs to Grand Junction
Our train to Grand Junction departs at 1:53pm and arrives at the Grand Junction railroad depot at 4:10pm. It is about a 20 minute taxi to the airport so please do not book your flight home before 6:30pm. If you choose to book a post night room with transfers we suggest booking directly with the Grand Vista Hotel.
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How many ways are there to discover Niagara Falls? Let's try to explore them all on this wonderful Singles weekend. Ride to the base of the Falls on a cruise, hear the thunder of it's roar from behind the falls and soar above the whirlpools on the Aero Cars. Admire the view from the Skywheel plus visit the picturesque Niagara on the Lake and the Fort George Historical Site.
Everyone Gets a Breathtaking Falls View Room
Niagara Falls Singles Weekend Itinerary
Vacation Day 1: Wednesday - Arrive and First View of Niagara Falls
Upon arrival at either the Buffalo airport (BUF) or Toronto airport (YYZ) make your way (group ride share service offered below) to Niagara Falls and the group's hotel, the Embassy Suites by Hilton Niagara Falls Fallsview with the breathtaking Niagara Falls and the Falls Incline Railway directly outside. Meet and greet with your group leader and other single travelers at 7:00 pm for our first look at the falls and an optional dinner.
Every evening beginning at dusk the Falls are lit in the colors of the rainbow - don't miss the unmatched beauty of the Falls at night. Tonight let's check our luck at the Fallsview Casino. With over 3,000 slot machines, 130 Table Games such as Baccarat, Roulette, Craps and Blackjack there's never a dull moment. We can have dinner at Vittorio's Italian Eatery (not included).
Vacation Day 2: Thursday - Explore Niagara Falls
Our day begins by taking the Falls Incline Railway to easily reach the “Bridge of Flowers” pedestrian crossing to the Table Rock Centre and easy access to Horseshoe Falls. There will be time to spend exploring this area, take a ton of photos, and roam left and right of the Welcome Centre. On the upper level of Table Rock Centre is the Table Rock House Restaurant which offers locally sourced and internationally inspired menus, a perfect stop for lunch with the falls as our backdrop.
Discover the ancient story of Niagara Falls, then re-live the exciting experience at Niagara’s Fury! The temperature will drop, water will bubble and spray while snow falls all around. The moving platform beneath our feet will help us understand the power of Nature, while surrounded by stunning visuals along the mighty Niagara River. Enjoy the amazing sights and sounds of the formation of Niagara Falls as we immersed in a 4D Universal Studios-style attraction.
To stand at the heart of Niagara we take a Journey Behing The Falls. First we descend 125 feet and explore 130-year-old
tunnels through bedrock, but we’ll feel the thunderous vibration of the Horseshoe Falls long before we see them. The observation deck will leave you breathless (and maybe a little bit wet) but don’t forget the viewing portals cut straight through the rock offering a once-in-a-lifetime view of one-fifth of the world’s fresh water crashing down in front of us. The photo gallery displays the daredevils from years past that attempted to conquer Niagara's dangerous whitewater rapids. Take home the free poncho as a keepsake.
Next we will discover paradise at the Flower Showcase, a lush oasis with collections of orchids, succulents and other tropical plant species on display throughout the year, along with floral shows that reflect the changing seasons.
Tonight we Ride-to-the-Top of the Skylon Tower observation deck for our Welcome Dinner. Glide smoothly to the top in just 52 seconds aboard the glass-enclosed "Yellow Bug Elevators" to enjoy spectacular views of Niagara Falls, the Great Gorge, Niagara wine district and the city skylines of Buffalo, New York and Toronto. Experience an award winning Continental dining experience 775 feet above Niagara Falls while rotating at a rate of 360 degrees per hour.
Vacation Day 3: Friday - Niagara Falls
Today we will take the WeGo to the White Water Walk, a boardwalk at
the very edge of the wildest stretches of the category 6 whitewater rapids! Travel by elevator 229 ft down to the base of the gorge to experience the impressive quarter mile walk. Marvel at the relentless power and beauty of nature and learn how the deep and narrow Great Gorge was created. As you stroll down the self-guided boardwalk take in the crashing waves and excellent view of the 410-million-year-old rock layers of the Niagara Gorge. Read interesting facts about the plant life and animal life and don't forget to take photos from the various viewing platforms along the way.
The Butterfly Conservatory features over 2,000 colorful tropical butterflies floating freely among lush, exotic blossoms and greenery. Located on the grounds of the Botanical Gardens, we will be transported to a tropical paradise full of lush vegetation, trickling waterfalls and thousands of vibrantly colored butterflies. Our self-guided walking tour of the Butterfly Conservatory begins with a short, informative video presentation.
High above the racing Niagara River, we'll be transported through the air in an antique cable car, known as the Whirlpool Aero Car while below us the torrent of water abruptly changes direction and creates one of the world’s most mesmerizing natural phenomenon's – the Niagara Whirlpool. Although the Whirlpool Aero Car travels between two points on the Canadian shore, we actually cross the international border line between Canada and the United States a total of four times. Set into service in 1916 this spectacle has been called "Sometime frightening BUT always unforgettable!
We saved the best for last, as it's time to get up close and personal to experience the awesome power, thundering roar and 
amazing mist of the mighty Falls aboard a Hornblower Niagara Cruise. First we take incline rail car to the base of the stunning Niagara Falls Gorge where we will board the ‘Voyage of the Falls’ for a 20-minute boat tour to the Falls and back. Our catamaran offers a comfortabe tour experience with tiered viewing decks that provide a 360-degree view of Niagara Falls. The boats also feature glass-enclosed dry areas to protect guests from the mist, full washroom facilities and seating 
within sheltered areas. During the day, experience the thundering roar, awesome power, and amazing mist of these natural wonders.
Return to our hotel and relax before your free evening in Niagara Falls. One option is to visit Clifton Hills, the World Famous Street of Fun by the Falls. Be slowly lifted 175 feet above Niagara Falls skyline on the Niagara SkyWheel for the view of a lifetime! Another option is to enjoy WILD MAGIC, performed by International Grand Champion of Magic. Greg Frewin dazzles audiences with a powerful mix of the most outrageous and astonishing mind-bending acts of magic and illusion. This Vegas style format non-stop show is packed with thrilling and sophisticated magic of unprecedented proportions.
Vacation Day 4 - Niagara on the Lake
This morning we travel to Niagara on the Lake, often described as the prettiest town in Ontario. This beautiful quaint village is located along the bank of the Niagara River and Lake Ontario in the heart of Ontario’s wine region and only 15 minutes from the Falls. Niagara-on-the-Lake is a well-preserved 19th-century village with charming inns, upscale restaurants and elegant architecture. On our 2 hour guided walking tour we will explore the stories of rich history of the people, places and events 
that have formed this unique part of Canada over hundreds of years.
After free time for lunch and shopping we will visit Fort George National Historic Site. Explore eight meticulously rebuilt period buildings from the War of 1812, including an original stone powder magazine from 1796. An internationally renowned fife and drum corps, in full period dress, performs military music demonstrations thoughout the day and live musket demonstrations showcase how soldiers loaded and fired British muskets during War of 1812. See how close the cannons were aimed and view the soldier's barracks to get an idea of 
their living conditions.
Tonight we will enjoy our Farewell Dinner with the view in mind as we dine at a top floor restaurant. Giant floor to ceiling windows provides amazing views of the famous Niagara Falls allowing us one last view of the falls. The only other thing that could possible compete for your attention is their great steaks and exemplary service.
Vacation Day 5: Sunday - Depart Niagara Falls
Sad to say but our Niagara Falls singles weekend comes to an end today. Make your way to the airport according to your flight schedule and have a safe flight home.
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Hawaiian royalty enjoyed the sand and warm blue waters off Waikiki, now it is Best Single Travel's turn. Take a trip of a lifetime and stay at the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort. Set among a tropical landscape covering 22 acres, the hotel boasts Waikiki’s widest and most spectacular white sand beach as well as Waikiki’s only saltwater lagoon. Get out of the cold and say Aloha as you stand on the warm sandy beach on this wonderful singles vacation. So what are you waiting for, join us in Waikiki Hawaii
Honolulu Hawaii Singles Vacation Daily Itinerary
Vacation Day 1 - Sunday: Arrive in Honolulu
Arrive at Honolulu airport and make your way to the Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort. All group hotel rooms are Partial Oceanview Rooms! No activities are planned for today but arrive early and lounge at the hotel pool or on the beach. Tonight meet and greet your host and fellow vacationers. Then enjoy a wonderful dinner (not included), with live music by legendary Hawaiian entertainers.
Vacation Day 2 - Monday: Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort Day
Enjoy a leisurely morning and adjust to the time zone change as we spend the day at our amazing resort located on Waikiki beach. Dine-in or Grab-n-Go breakfast from one of the many restaurants or Starbucks then join the group as we explore the hotel. Features like the secluded manmade lagoon and the tropical gardens complete with exotic birds may be reminiscent of a remote Hawaiian jungle. Paradise Pool is a huge activity pool that overlooks Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon, and it has the longest waterslide in Waikiki. The Super Pool, a 10,000-square-foot beachfront pool, is for serious swimmers (no floats or toys allowed). The shallow Keiki Pool for small children is adjacent to the Super Pool, while the Tapa Pool is located between Tapa Tower and Diamond Head Tower. The Kalia Tower has its own infinity pool on the fourth floor.
This afternoon, let's kick back and relax on a comfortable lounge chair by one of the six pools. Go for a swim and just enjoy the sunshine.
About 4:30pm we will transfer to the port. Our Welcome Dinner will be onboard Hawaii’s largest sunset dinner cruise ship, the Star of Honolulu. We sail out of Honolulu Harbor to Diamond Head offering us stunning 360 degree views of the sunset and Waikiki city lights from 4 floors of walk-around decks and a 60 foot high observation deck. Enjoy exquisite cuisine prepared by the cruise master chefs, premium cocktails and live Hawaiian entertainment for the most memorable experience in Hawaii.
Vacation Day 3 - Tuesday: Pearl Harbor & Historical City Tour
The five hour Pearl Harbor & Honolulu City Tour is one of Oahu's most popular sightseeing experiences and gives us a special look at Honolulu's history. We will travel first to historic Pearl Harbor, where we will have time to tour the renovated Pearl Harbor Memorial Museum and Visitor Center, the hub for all four Pearl Harbor historic sites: WWII Valor in the Pacific National Monument (USS Arizona Memorial), USS Bowfin Submarine Museum, USS Missouri Memorial, and the Pacific Aviation Museum.
After our visit, we are off on a fully narrated tour of Honolulu city highlights. We will pass Punchbowl 
Crater, part of an extinct volcano and now home to the National Cemetery of the Pacific. Downtown see the state capitol and Washington Place, former home of Hawaiian royalty and Hawaii's governors.
A stop at the King Kamehameha statue allows time to take photos. View Iolani Palace, the only royal palace on American soil, and Kawaiahao Church, where services are still held in the native Hawaiian language. Our tour winds up with a drive through Chinatown before returning to our resort in the early afternoon.
Tonight we will have dinner (not included) at one of the resort's restaurants. Then listen to music at one of the many lounges or bars.
Vacation Day 4 - Wednesday: Hilton Hawaiian Village Waikiki Beach Resort Day
Today is the day to lie back and work on your tan and/or partake in one of the resort activities. Enjoy an array of fun-filled activities at the Duke Kahanamoku Lagoon, a spectacular five-acre salt-water lagoon featuring a state-of-the-art water circulation system. The resort's sparkling lagoon is the perfect place to lounge on a beach chair (included), take a tranquil swim, ride an aqua-cycle, try stand-up paddle yoga, or experience swimming as a Mermaid.
Need a break from the sun then discover over 90 shops and boutiques, including a myriad of stores at Rainbow Bazaar, from grocery shopping to Hawaiian shirts and surf clothing. Find 
gold and silver jewelry, Ikat weavings, masks, baskets or pick out treasures at the Pearl Factory.
The Mandara Spa offers 25 wet and dry treatment rooms. Offering a wide range of treatments that incorporate Hawaiian, Asian, Western, European and Polynesian beauty and relaxation concepts. The spa also has a private, mosaic-tiled pool, whirlpool and sun terrace for spa guests to enjoy, a relaxation lounge, sauna and both Western and Japanese-style showers. The fitness center features Fitness by Precor cardio machines with personal TVs, headphones, free weights and yoga mats.
Tonight we will take a walk outside the resort to a local restaurant for shopping, exploring and dining.
Vacation Day 5 - Thursday: Polynesian Cultural Center - Ali’i Luau - HA: Breath of Life" Evening Show
Today we travel thirty two miles from Waikiki to the Polynesian Cultural Center, a lush retreat into the past, capturing the music, dance, and culture of six Pacific island nations: Fiji, Tonga, Tahiti, Hawaii, New Zealand, and Samoa. Experience thousands of years of cultural traditions in these villages, brought to life by native Pacific islanders. Enjoy an informative orientation at each village with hands-on cultural activities.
In the Hawaiian Village, we get to share the beauty of the islands through dance and song while hula lessons are provided throughout the day. We can also try a few ancient Hawaiian games, 
taste freshly prepared poi or discover the art of lauhala weaving.
Fijian warriors welcome us while the women entertain with traditional dance in the Fijian Village. Learn how to make coconut oil and gaze up at the awe inspiring 6 story temple.
In the village of Samoa, enjoy Samoan song and dance and watch as a young warrior climbs a 40-foot coconut tree-in his bare feet.
A formal welcome to the New Zealand village includes the powerful Maori war-dance: the Haka. Learn ancient games of skill still taught to Maori school children, watch artisans carve deadly looking weapons, discover interesting cooking and food preservation methods.
At the Tonga village, we can paddle a native-style outrigger canoe used centuries ago, play the Tongan shuffleboard gam, test our skills throwing spears and learn how to dance sitting down.
Don’t miss the special wedding ceremony at the Tonga village. Other experiences include sampling melt-in-your-mouth coconut bread, pole fishing and throwing a spear at a coconut.
The luau focuses on Hawaiian hula in terms of entertainment, and other Polynesian dances like Haka, Tahitian dance, and fire knife dance will be performed at the night show, “HA: Breath of Life”
Early evening at “Hale Aloha”, a venue specially made for a great Luau experience, “Ali’i luau”, or “royal luau”, is where we can watch Polynesian dance performances 
and fill our stomachs with all-you-can-eat Hawaiian/Polynesian food. The menu consist of a variety of Hawaiian dishes such as Kalua Pork, Hulihuli Chicken, Ahi (Tuna) Poke, and Poi,plus seasonal local fruit, salad bar, roasted pork and local fish at the carving station. The luau focuses on Hawaiian hula and other Polynesian dances like Haka, Tahitian dance, and fire knife dance will be performed at the night show, “HA: Breath of Life”.
After dinner, the dramatic show “Ha: Breath of Life” will captivate our imagination as we hear the drums, see native dances, and watch the journey of Mana as he grows from boy to warrior. Over a hundred performers from across the Pacific bring this ancient legend to life. Its pulsating tropical rhythms will carry us deep into our own island reverie.
Vacation Day - Friday: Beach Day or Waikiki Trolley - Diamond Head & Halona Blowhole - Duke's Barefoot Bar 
Our day starts mid-morning with a leisurely walk to the Waikiki Shopping Plaza where we board the Blue Line trolley for our fun morning out. Our first stop takes us to Diamond Head, one of the most iconic natural landmarks of Hawaii. Rising 760 feet with a 3,520-foot crater, this volcano is nothing short of breathtaking. Hiking Diamond Head might first appear to be a challenging all day climb, but these Oahu hiking trails can sometimes be deceiving, as it really only takes about 40 to 60 minutes to reach the summit of the Diamond Head hike. Climb to the top for a panoramic view of Honolulu, Waikiki Beach, the Pacific Ocean and more. The hike is ranked as “easy to moderate” in physical exertion, and offers unparalleled views of the coastline. Take note that while the climb itself requires little exertion, the staircases at the end can be challenging for those not in “peak” shape, and can leave you breathless…though the views at the top will prove worth the climb!
Traveling along Oahu’s spectacular southeast coastlin, through Kalanianaole Highway which is famous for its rugged cliffs and dramatic ocean scapes, we will arrive at the famous Halona Blowhole. The Blowhole was created thousands of years ago when molten lava tubes were formed from volcanic eruptions and overlooks some of the most violent waters in Hawai‘i. During the winter months, strong currents and big waves send waters rushing into the molten lava tubes below the lookout, sending geysers as high as 30 feet through the blowhole. The bigger the waves, the higher the geysers. We may also see whales breaching or spouting at the surface.
We will be back in time to enjoy the afternoon by the pool or beach.
Tonight we have our Farewell dinner at Duke's Barefoot Bar, an iconic establishment in Waikiki. Duke's Waikiki celebrates an atmosphere that encompasses surfing, the spirit of Hawaii, and live music on the beach. Even with the crowd, the music, the food, the drinks are all designed to draw you back to a simpler time when Duke was still riding the longboard.
Vacation Day 7 - Saturday: Depart Hawaii
This morning is your last chance to catch those final rays before its time to say Aloha to Waikiki and all your new travel friends. Make your way to the airport, according to your flight schedule as our singles vacation has come to an end.
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Fiesta on the Beach - Cancun
All-Inclusive Singles Vacation
February 14-18, 2024
Everyone Gets an Ocean View Single - $1759
Great Beach - Loads of Fun - Tons of Music - Amazing Entertainment
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Our hotel, the Grand Oasis, known as the premier hotel for entertainment, has the largest pool in Cancun and is directly located on over ½ mile of beachfront.
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The Grand Oasis has hard court tennis, zumba, beach and water volleyball, aerobics and a large entertainment staff organizing fun stuff all day. Our singles vacation package includes all meals, bottomless beverages both alcoholic and non-alcoholic, and a mix of really exciting fun activities and amazing entertainment.
If you like dancing to the rhythm of the waves and the breeze of the Caribbean, don't miss this opportunity to sip your favorite cocktail at any of the hotel's 14 bars including 3 swim up bars. Be impressed nightly by live world-class entertainment, supported by a professional staff of over 50 performers. Enjoy the Cirque de Soleil style shows in the Pyramid, Burlesque in Kinky Night Club and dance the night away at Coyote Loco or on the beach.
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| La Placita | Coyote Band | Band Arteum | Coyote Band | Band Arteum | Band Arteum |
| Fontainebleau | Bossa Jazz | Flamenco | Mentalist | Blues & Funky | Fold Ballard |
| Coyote Loco | Live Rock | Party | Live Rock | MR & Ms Coyote | Karaoke |
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The biggest highlight of the Grand Oasis Cancun may be the incredible swimming complex, where pools and waterways wind past exotic gardens and guests can enjoy waterfalls and swim-up bars. Every room at Grand Oasis Cancun features a balcony with views of the ocean, lagoon, pool or lush gardens, where guests can enjoy the great weather or unwind with a good novel. Each well-appointed guest room has air-conditioning, a private bath with shower-tub combo, 42” flat-screen HD TV with cable, and a well-stocked minibar refilled daily. Safe-deposit box, Wi-Fi and direct-dial telephone available for a fee.
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February 14-18, 2024 Singles Weekend Includes * 4 Nights Accommodations * Singles Only Activities * Day and Night Hotel Activities and Entertainment * Airfare |
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Don't Miss this singles weekend that takes us to the wonders of New Mexico! Meet new friends and make memories as we travel from Albuquerque to Santa Fe. Watch hundreds of balloons ascend at day break, then feel the excitement of the world famous Albuquerque Balloon Festival at night.
Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta Singles Weekend Itinerary
Vacation Day 1: Arrive Albuquerque, New Mexico
Your Singles Vacation begins when you arrive in Albuquerque and make your way to our hotel. Meet your Singles Host at 6:30 pm in the Fairfield Inn & Suites by Marriott Albuquerque North lobby for a meet and greet and dinner at the hotel (not included).
Vacation Day 2: Santa Fe, New Mexico
After breakfast at hotel, we head to Santa Fe. We’ll head north along the picturesque Turquoise Trail and stop in the artist colony, Madrid. In Santa Fe, the oldest capital city in 
the United States, you can visit one of the wonders of Santa Fe’s historic district, Loretto Chapel. Constructed in 1873, this striking Gothic chapel houses the Miraculous Staircase, a marvel of architectural ingenuity that some claim was designed and built by St. Joseph himself!
For the shoppers, Santa Fe is a South Western haven. Governor’s Plaza is home to various shops and artists’ studios. Enjoy a relaxing ride on the motor coach to Albuquerque where the evening is at your leisure. Order a pizza or walk to a local restaurant for dinner.
Vacation Day 3: Albuquerque Balloon Festival
Wake Up Early! Today we attend the Balloon Fiesta Opening Ceremonies and “Mass Ascension” at sunrise. A sight not to be missed.
Up, Up, and Away! imagine a blue sky filled with a kaleidoscope of dazzling colors and shapes. That’s what you’ll experience at the world’s largest balloon event, the Albuquerque Balloon Fiesta. Your spirits will soar as you watch more than 700 balloons from all over the world ascend into the skies over Albuquerque. 
After the balloons are gone...we will ride the Sandia Peak Tramway! Sandia Mountain dominates the east-side of Albuquerque with its 5,000’ vertical rise. The tram ride itself is 15-minutes and travels through a few biological life zones, revealing deep canyons and an awe-inspiring at the peak.Note: Due to the elevation, 10,378’, individuals with heart conditions or respiratory problems should consult their doctor before riding the tram. Dress in layers; the temperature can be cold at the top. 
We’ll rest before attending tonight’s balloon glow, a signature Fiesta event that sets the night sky ablaze. The balloons are tethered on the fiesta grounds, in unison, the pilots set their burners aglow, creating a luminous, magical display, followed by a spectacular fireworks show. It’s a pyrotechnical display you’ll not soon forget. You can also get your fill of junk food at the festival.
Vacation Day 4: Old Town Albuquerque
Morning free to take a hot air balloon ride (Book early as it does sell out quickly), relax or explore on your own. Then it is time to journey back in time in old town, established as a colonial farming village in 1706, Albuquerque’s Old Town neighborhood still bears the mark of its Spanish founders. Through narrow brick pathways to Spanish-style plazas and 18th-century adobe architecture, explore the heritage of Albuquerque’s varied past. It’s a festive time at Albuquerque Plaza!
We’ll enjoy an early dinner at Garduño’s of Mexico before we attend tonight’s glow.
Attractions are added to Balloon Fiesta every year. Most recent additions are the Balloon Discovery Tent, the Haunted House and Team Fastrax Skydivers with fireworks on their heels that land with pinpoint precision!
Vacation Day 5: Depart Albuquerque
Our wonderful singles weekend in Albuquerque comes to an end. Enjoy breakfast at the hotel before you are transferred to the airport according to your individual flight schedules. Have a safe flight home.
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for Singles and Solo Travelers 40's 50's and Active 60's Plus
December 10 - December 14, 2025
Winter is a wonderful time to experience Yellowstone & Teton with fascinating snowy landscapes, and frosty animals.
