Schrock Travel Via Collete
For more information and pricing, Please contact Lena LeMaster
1-540-678-2871 Ext. 208
Splendors of the Nile—Nov 5-16—12 days
Step back in time and explore thousands of years of history, legend,
and lore as you view the timeless wonders of Egypt. Discover the
world of the ancient Egyptians as you visit the incomparable sites
of the Pharaohs—Memphis and Sakkara, the Pyramids of Giza,
Luxor and Karnak temples, and the tombs on the West Bank of
ancient Thebes. Cruise along the legendary Nile River, pass colonnaded
temples, and stop at the temples of Edfu and Kom Ombo,
situated at the crossroads of ancient caravan routes. Return home
with a new understanding of this mystical land.
Peru: Ancient Land of Mysteries—June 18-30—13 days
Discover the rich folklore, diverse landscapes, and colorful cultures
of Peru. Begin in Lima, then travel to the Sacred Valley of the Incas
to get a glimpse into the daily life of a typical community. Visit the
Ollyantaytambo ruins, the only Incan settlement that has been inhabited
since its inception. Take a train ride through mountains and
semi-tropical jungle to Machu Picchu, where you can explore what
is widely considered the most spectacular sight in South America.
Explore the colonial architecture and Incan ruins in Cusco. Then
enjoy a day of cruising on Lake Titicaca. The tour ends in Lima.
Trains of the Colorado Rockies—September 20th
Join us on a journey through natural beauty as you traverse the
Colorado Rockies, replete with Alpine lakes, towering peaks, and
rolling meadows. The tour begins in the Mile High city of Denver.
Ride aboard the famous Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge
Railroad through southwestern Colorado’s San Juan Mountains.
Journey on the world’s highest cog railroad to Pike’s Peak, a stunning
backdrop for Colorado Springs.
Spend two nights in Durango, a fun-filled cowboy town where you can relive the excitement of the Old West. Many wonderful memories will be yours to take home and enjoy for many years to come.
COMING IN 2009
Copper Canyon - October 1st, 2009
Four times larger than the Grand Canyon, Mexico’s Copper Canyon
is a spectacular area filled with beauty and unique cultures and
traditions. The journey begins in Tucson, Arizona. Travel through
the beautiful Sonora Desert to the Sea of Cortez. You will feel like
you stepped back in time as you learn about the fascinating customs
of the area. You’ll visit the colonial city of El Fuerte, located in
the foothills of the Sierra Madre Mountains. Visit a working pearl farm.
Travel on the Chihuahua-Pacifico Railroad for an amazing
journey, as you begin your introduction to the beautiful views of
the Copper Canyon. There will be a visit to the Mennonite settlement
of Cuauhtemoc before arriving in Chihuahua where you’ll
enjoy a city tour featuring the capitol building and the home of
Pancho Villa. The journey ends with a flight home from El Paso. |
