Mississippi Horizons 30 day escorted tour departing 8 May 2017
About Far Horizons Visiting Route Map Since 1976 Far Horizons has escorted more than 180 tours to over 170 countries on all seven continents. We have an established clientele of devoted followers who appreciate our uncompromising policy of providing high quality accommodation and services, with meticulous attention to detail in some of the world's most exotic and stimulating regions. Our tours are fully escorted and inclusive of all transportation, accommodation, meals, sightseeing, cultural events and gratuities. Capacity is limited to fifteen, which we feel is the ideal maximum to achieve the degree of personal attention and 'camaraderie' which is the hallmark of Far Horizons. Far Horizons Tours Pty Ltd PO Box 555, Cammeray NSW 2062 Australia Tel: (02) 9955 0444 E-mail: info@farhorizons.com.au Website: www.farhorizons.com.au CALIFORNIA San Francisco Napa Valley Sonoma Valley NEW MEXICO Albuquerque Sandia Peak tramway Acoma Gallup Chaco Canyon COLORADO Durango Silverton narrow gauge train Pagosa Springs NEW MEXICO Taos Chimayo Santa Fe Santa Clara Reservation LOUISIANA New Orleans Bayou Swamplands Nottoway Plantation MISSISSIPPI CRUISE Oak Alley Baton Rouge St Francisville Natchez Vicksburg TENNESSEE Memphis Dover Clarkesville Nashville WYOMING Yellowstone NP Grand Teton NP Jackson 3 nights 1 night 1 night 2 nights 2 nights 3 nights 7 nights 1 night 3 nights 2 nights 1 night In August 2012 our first Mississippi Horizons group sailed on the inaugural cruise of the newly built river boat Queen of the Mississippi. Our 2017 tour revisits all of the same highlights in a more relaxed manner, and stays at some new hotels while visiting sites covering American Indian history, three music Meccas (New Orleans, Memphis and Nashville), historic slavery and Civil War sites and the scenic splendours of Yellowstone and the Grand Teton National Parks. Our journey begins with three days in San Francisco before flying to Albuquerque in New Mexico from where we begin a 7 day journey through the native American Indian lands of New Mexico and Colorado, including Chaco page 2 Canyon, historic Durango, where we take a ride on the famous narrow gauge railroad to the old mining town of Silverton, Mesa Verde National Park and the ancient pueblo near the picturesque town of Taos with it s bridge over the Rio Grande. In Santa Fe we visit the Wheelwright Museum and Santa Clara Reservation to see a native Indian dance show and pottery making techniques. From New Orleans we embark on the Queen of the Mississippi for an 8-day cruise to Baton Rouge, St Francisville, Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge, the Civil War battlefields at Vicksburg and the music capital of Memphis where we visit Elvis Presley's home Graceland. We drive to the country music capital Nashville then fly to Wyoming to explore the scenic beauty of Yellowstone and Grand Teton National Parks.
Mississippi Horizons After a morning tour of Albuquerque, visiting the old town and the Mexican section, we begin a fascinating road journey through the states of New Mexico and Colorado. The next morning we drive to Chaco Canyon National Monument, the heart of the Anazazi Indian homes dating back to the 12th century. We take a guided tour of the majestic ruins of a people who, without knowledge of the wheel, built hundreds of kilometres of straight-as-an-arrow roads and whose history and migration are clouded in mystery. Cable car, San Francisco Our journey begins with a United Airlines flight from Sydney to San Francisco, CALIFORNIA, crossing the International Date Line and gaining a day inflight. On arrival we transfer to The Fairmont Hotel for three nights. Afternoon at leisure. On our full day tour we explore some of San Francisco's many highlights including the Golden Gate Bridge, a cable car ride to Fisherman s Wharf and Chinatown. The next day we visit the California Wine Country. In the Napa Valley we take a wine-tasting luncheon at Domaine Chandon winery which is owned by the French champagne company, Moet & Chandon. The nearby Sonoma Valley, known as the Valley of the Moon, is steeped in wine, literary and political history, with its historic haciendas and culinary shops. The region is also renowned for the production of Camembert and Brie, as well as many distinguished local cheeses. On our return we take a late afternoon cruise across San Francisco Bay back to our hotel. Pueblo, Acoma 'sky city', New Mexico First stop is the Sky City of Acoma, a Native American pueblo (village) built on top of a 112m sandstone mesa. It is one of the oldest continuously inhabited communities in the United States. We tour the village and meet the local Indians before continuing to Gallup for overnight stay at at the boutiquestyle, moderate Comfort Suites Hotel. We continue driving across the border into COLORADO arriving at the historic town of Durango, founded in 1879 by the Denver & Rio Grande Railway. We stay for two nights at the Strater Hotel, its grand Victorian bedrooms filled with authentic walnut antiques and period wallpapers. From Durango we take a ride on the famous narrow Gauge Railroad to the old mining town of Silverton, travelling in one of the exclusive Presidential Class carriages with private outdoor viewing platform. Completed in 1892 to haul silver and gold Napa Valley wine region, San Francisco We take the morning flight to Albuquerque, capital of NEW MEXICO, where we take an excursion by the world s longest aerial tramway to Sandia Peak for a Western Steak Dinner overlooking the mountains and twinkling lights of the city. We stay overnight at Albuquerque Old Town Hotel. page 3 Anazazi Indian dwellings, Chaco Canyon National Monument
Mississippi Horizons stay for two nights at the exclusive Relais & Chateau Inn of the Five Graces - a boutique hotel set in delightful stone-and-adobe buildings originally dating from the 1600s. In Santa Fe we visit the Wheelwright Museum to learn about Indian culture and art in jewellery and pottery. We continue to Santa Clara Reservation where the local Indians will demonstrate their dancing and pottery-making techniques, before joining us in a Taco lunch. Durango to Silverton Railway ore from mines of the San Juan Mountains, the railway was also used by passengers - who considered the views to be equally as precious as the cargo. From Silverton we return to Durango by road, crossing three 3,000-metre-high mountain passes, visiting en route the Mesa Verde National Park with its ancient Anazazi Indian cave dwellings. We drive back into NEW MEXICO to visit the picturesque town of Taos, once home to the frontiersman Kit Carson and the novelist DH Lawrence. We visit the ancient Taos pueblo, which has been continuously inhabited for 1,000 years, and see the bridge spanning the 200-metre-deep gorge of the Rio Grande. In the afternoon we continue driving to the city of Santa Fe, with its quaint adobe buildings and distinctive Spanish architecture. We Anazazi Indian cliff dwellings, Mesa Verde National Park page 4 We fly to to New Orleans, LOUISIANA, where we stay for three nights at the centrally located Omni Royal Crescent Hotel. Our full day sightseeing tour of New Orleans includes a walk through the French Quarter and Garden district with a carriage ride and Santa Clara Indian Reservation visits to the Louisiana State Museum, Blaine Kern's Mardi Gras World and some of the famous historical houses. We take an excursion to the Bayou swamplands for a boat ride to view the abundant wildlife. The swamp creatures recognise the boats as part of their normal environment and it is not unusual for jumping alligators to come within a few metres of the boat. We then visit and have lunch at Nottoway antebellum plantation, situated on the banks of the river, to visit the beautiful Italianate and Greek Revival-style home with its 64 rooms and 200 windows.
Mississippi Horizons We continue cruising past several Wildlife Refuges, including the Cat Island National Wildlife Refuge, which was established in 2000 to conserve, restore, and manage native forested wetland habitats for migratory birds, aquatic resources, and endangered and threatened plants and animals. We arrive at Natchez, in the State of MISSISSIPPI The city of Vicksburg served as a pivotal turning point during the American Civil War. We drive through the National Military Park which commemorates the campaign, siege and defense of Vicksburg. Our Historian guide and park ranger shows us the battlefields, the U.S.S. Cairo gunboat, and the most significant historic places. Queen of the Mississippi Celebrating its 300th year, Natchez is a city full of history and Southern hospitality. Our stay in Natchez includes visits to its gardens, historic homes, and museums and an optional concert in the music room of the JN Stone House. We embark on the Queen of the Mississippi stern-wheeler and begin cruising up the Mississippi towards Oak Alley Plantation for a visit of this "Grande Dame of the Great River Road". The 400-metre canopy of giant live oak trees, believed to be nearly 300 years old, forms an impressive avenue leading to the classic Greek-revival style antebellum home. Oak Alley Plantation, Louisiana We cruise towards Baton Rouge, capital of the state of Louisiana. Known as the Red Stick, Baton Rouge is home to the legendary Louisiana Cajun cuisine and a booming film and television industry, Here we see the World War II destroyed USS Kidd, known as the "Pirate of the Pacific" - a memorial which honours the men and women of America s armed forces. Our cruise brings us to the picturesque city of St Francisville perched on a bluff on the eastern bank of the river, with over 140 buildings which have been listed in the National Register of Historic Places and in The 200 Most Beautiful Small Towns in America. We take a stroll through its historic center with two centuries of architecture and lifestyles on display, and visit restored antebellum mansions including Rosedown. Antebbelum home, Natchez, Mississippi From Natchez we continue cruising with Louisiana on our port (left) bank and Mississippi on our starboard (right). We pass Yucatan Lake on our way to Vicksburg, where Coca Cola was first bottled in 1894. Illinois Monument, Vicksburg National Military Park The Biedenharn Coca-Cola Museum features the history of one of the world s best-known beverages, along with equipment of the type that Joseph Biedenharn used to first bottle Coke together with a wide variety of original advertising and memorabilia exhibits. We spend the day cruising upstream towards our ultimate destination, the musical city of Memphis, TENNESSEE. With its music museums, art galleries, river boats, voodoo shops, fortune tellers and palm readers, Memphis is a melting pot of cultural and historical attractions. page 5
Mississippi Horizons Probably the major attraction is Graceland Mansion, which was the home of rock star Elvis Presley from 1957 until his death on August 16, 1977. The house is a Colonial Revival built in 1939 on land that was once part of a Civil War farm. Master bedroom, Graceland, Memphis Other attractions include legendary Beale Street, the Home of the Blues, with its music clubs, shops and restaurants, the W.C. Handy House Museum, Shelby Farms, the largest urban park in the country, and the "twisted" Ornamental Metal Museum. After disembarking we stay overnight at the historic Peabody Hotel where we take the hotel tour and watch the 80-year old tradition of the Peabody Ducks marching through the lobby to the central fountain. From Memphis we drive to Dover, the site of another great Civil War battle, where General Ulysses Grant's second great victory was achieved at Fort Donelson. We continue to Clarksville, home of the Customs House Museum and Cultural Center, dating back to 1898 and originally designed for use as a Federal Post Office and Customs House. We arrive in Nashville, the home of American Country Music, for a three night stay at the Union Station Hotel - a 100-year-old railway station transformed into a historic hotel. During our two full days in Nashville we visit some of the city's major sights including the Parthenon, Music Row, the State Capitol, Ryman Auditorium and the Country Music Hall of Fame, and there will be an opportunity to attend an evening show at the Grand Ole Oprey. Ryman Auditorium, Nashville From Nashville we fly to Jackson, WYOMING, located in the Jackson Hole valley of Teton County. On arrival we drive to Yellowstone National Park and stay two nights at the Lake Yellowstone Hotel. page 6 Morning Glory pool, Yellowstone National Park Our hotel is located inside Yellowstone, the world's first National Park, established in 1872. Yellowstone is home to a large variety of wildlife including grizzly bears, wolves, bison, and elk. Preserved within the park is the famous Old Faithful geyser which erupts every 35 to 120 minutes for 1½ to 5 minutes. Its maximum height ranges from 27 to 56 metres. We also visit the Yellowstone Grand Canyon and several other geysers and hot springs within the National Park From Yellowstone we take an excursion into the Grand Teton National Park, a scenic area of mountain peaks, alpine lakes and sagebush flats filled with moose, elk, trumpeter swans and other wildlife. We continue to Jackson for our final night at the centrally located Wort Hotel. In the evening we experience an authentic western adventure, taking a ride on covered wagons to the Bar T5 Cookout for a barbecue accompanied by western songs. On our final morning we visit the National Museum of Wildlife Art and the Jackson Hole Historical Museum, before transferring to the airport for our flight via Denver to Los Angeles and connecting United Airlines flight back to Sydney, crossing the International Dateline and losing a day enroute. Overnight in flight, arriving Sydney early on the morning of Monday 5th June. Bar T5 cookout covered wagons, Jackson
Itinerary & Tariffs Day 1 Monday 08 May: By air to USA Midday United Airlines flight from Sydney to San Francisco, arriving early the same day. Three nights at the Fairmont Hotel. Day 2 Tuesday: In San Francisco AM and PM sightseeing. Day 3 Wednesday: Wine Country tour Full day excursion to Napa and Sonoma Valleys. PM San Francisco Bay cruise. Day 4 Thursday: By air to Albuquerque AM flight to Albuquerque. PM Sandia Peak tramway ride. Albuquerque Hotel. Day 5 Friday: By road to Gallup AM sightseeing. PM drive via Acoma to Gallup. Overnight Comfort Suites. Day 6 Saturday: By road to Durango AM drive to Chaco Canyon. PM drive to Durango. Two nights at Strater Hotel. Day 7 Sunday: Excursion to Silverton AM narrow gauge railway to Silverton. PM drive back to Durango via Mesa Verde NP. Day 8 Monday: By road to Santa Fe Full day drive to Santa Fe via Pagosa Springs and Taos. Two nights at the Inn of the Five Graces. Day 9 Tuesday: In Santa Fe AM sightseeing. PM Santa Clara Reservation. Day 10 Wednesday: By air to New Orleans AM flight to New Orleans via Denver. Three nights at Omni Royal Crescent Hotel. Day 11 Thursday: In New Orleans AM and PM sightseeing. Day 12 Friday: In New Orleans AM Bayou Swamplands cruise. PM visit Nottoway Plantation. Day 13 Saturday: Queen of the Mississippi Embarkation and commence cruise program. Day 14 Sunday: Cruising to Oak Alley Day 15 Monday: Cruising to Baton Rouge Day 16 Tuesday : Cruising to St Francisville Day 17 Wednesday: Cruising to Natchez Day 18 Thursday: Cruising to Vicksburg Day 19 Friday: Cruising toward Memphis Day 20 Saturday: Disembark in Memphis AM and PM sightseeing including Gracelands. Overnight at The Peabody. Day 21 Sunday: By road to Nashville AM drive to Dover and Clarksville. PM drive to Nashville. Three nights at Union Station Hotel. Day 22 Monday: In Nashville AM and PM sightseeing. Day 23 Tuesday: In Nashville Further sightseeing in Nashville. Day 24 Wednesday: By air to Jackson AM flight to Jackson. PM drive to Yellowstone National Park. Two nights The Lake Yellowstone Hotel. Day 25 Thursday: In Yellowstone Full day excursion in Yellowstone National Park. Day 26 Friday: By road to Jackson AM drive to Grand Teton National Park. PM drive to Jackson for Bar T5 Cookout barbecue dinner. Overnight at The Wort Hotel. Day 27 Saturday: By air to Sydney AM sightseeing. PM flight to Los Angeles via Denver. Connecting United Airlines flight to Sydney, crossing the International Date Line and losing a day in flight. Day 29 Monday 05 June: Arrive Sydney Old Faithful geyser, Yellowstone National Park Climatic Conditions Average temperatures at time of visit: Maximum Minimum San Francisco 22 12 Albuquerque 32 17 New Orleans 33 22 Memphis 33 22 Nashville 31 20 Jackson 26 4 Tariffs per person from Sydney Share Twin In AAL Cabin on Deck #3 on Queen of the Mississippi $42,990 In AAC Cabin on Deck # 4 on Queen of the Mississippi $43,235 Supplement for Single Room/Cabin In Single (Balcony) Cabin on Queen of the Mississippi (limited cabins) $ 8,985 Single use of AAL or AAC Cabin on Queen of the Mississippi On Request Supplement for Business Class air travel on United Airlines trans-pacific flights (to San Francisco, from Jackson) $ 3,960 Grand Teton National Park page 7
Life on board Queen of the Mississippi Deck Plan Traveling the Lower Mississippi is an experience like no other. Our carefully selected onboard experts bring the history and culture of this region to life with activities and interactive discussions. Enjoy customized excursions from iconic ports in Oak Alley and Natchez where you gain an insiders perspective of classic antebellum homes and renowned plantations. Delve deep into the history of the Civil War in Vicksburg as an historian leads you through the National Military Park commemorating the campaign, siege, and defense of this city. As music is synonymous with the Mississippi River, our highly acclaimed onboard performers will entertain you throughout the voyage. In the evenings, relax in comfort on your private balcony as you take in the spectacular rolling river views. Queen of the Mississippi not only boasts large, well-appointed staterooms, but also features private balconies and unobstructed views. The well-stocked library provides reading material and videos focusing on the areas to be visited. Master chefs prepare menus that are tailored specifically to the region. AAL staterooms (on the second and third deck) and AAC staterooms (on the fourth deck) of the Queen of the Mississippi feature a luxurious 304 sq. ft. of living space that is equipped with plush seating, full-sized bathrooms, and a private balcony with large sliding glass doors that offer great views of the Mississippi scenery. These staterooms are the epitome of comfort and relaxation. Each evening before dinner passengers are invited to mingle and share their day s adventures over complimentary cocktails and hors d oeuvres. Activities throughout the cruise include guest lecturers, local musicians, demonstrations and theatrical performances. page 8
Hotels It is our policy to use the highest quality accommodation available throughout each stage of every tour. In large cities we also select hotels which offer a special ambience, history or favorable location. San Francisco, California Albuquerque, New Mexico Gallup, New Mexico Outside major cities and towns hotel choices are limited and the 'best available' may be the 'only available' hotel and passengers should be aware that we are not always able to provide fully international standards of accommodation. The Fairmont Hotel Hotel Albuquerque at Old Town Comfort Suites Durango, Colorado Santa Fe, New Mexico New Orleans, Mississippi Mississippi River Strater Hotel Inn of the Five Graces Omni Royal Crescent Hotel Queen of the Mississippi Memphis, Tennessee Nashville, Tennessee Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming Jackson, Wyoming The Peabody Union Station Hotel Lake Yellowstone Hotel The Wort Hotel page 9
General Information and Booking Conditions To make a booking Complete the Booking Form on page 11 and return it to Far Horizons Tours Pty Ltd (hereinafter referred to as Far Horizons) with a deposit of $4,000 per person. Items included in the tour cost 1. Scheduled air travel and taxes as indicated 2. Transfers, assistance and porterage between airports and hotels 3. Accommodation in specified hotels or similar 4. Breakfast, lunch and dinner daily whilst on tour 5. Bottled drinking water in vehicles and with meals 6. Gratuities to guides, drivers and tour escort 7. All service charges and local taxes 8. All transportation and sightseeing as indicated 9. All entrance fees, admission charges, entertainments and cultural events 10. Services of Far Horizons escort throughout 11. Services of experienced local guide/lecturers 12. Free baggage allowance of 20 kgs (30kgs on Business Class flights) - or as applied by airline Items not included in the tour cost 1. Laundry, drinks, room service, mini bar and other items of a personal nature 2. Visa fees (costs will be added to tour invoice) 3. Travel Insurance Balance of Payment Fifty percent of the tour cost must be received by Far Horizons at least one hundred and twenty days before departure (9 January 2017), and the balance must be received no later than forty-five days prior to departure (20 March 2017). About four weeks before departure we will send you historical notes and a general information booklet which contains information about climate, clothing, health requirements, visa procedures and other matters. Approximately two weeks prior to departure we will send your final joining instructions, detailed day by day itinerary, luggage labels and all other documentation pertinent to your journey. Please note we are not bound to issue any tickets or other travel documents until full payment is made. 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In the event of cancellation the following charges will be levied, depending upon the number of days prior to departure date when Far Horizons receives written notice of cancellation: Up to 120 days $500 * 119-90 days loss of deposit * # 89-45 days 50% of tour price Less than 45 days 100% of tour price * plus any non-recoverable deposits paid on your behalf. # balance of deposit may be transferrable to a future Far Horizons tour on request. If you fail to avail yourself of any services comprised in the holiday, no refund will be available for services not provided. Changes to the advertised itinerary or designated airline Passengers wishing to make changes to the advertised itinerary may do so at an administrative charge of $200 per booking, plus the cost of any additional flights, accommodation and/or services. The air fare on which this tour is based requires all passengers to travel out together, so any extensions or amendments to the itinerary should take place after the completion of the tour rather than before, otherwise additional charges may be incurred. Passengers wishing to travel on a 'land only' basis, or to travel by airlines other than those designated will be required to pay a supplementary charge of $500 per person. Changes in prices and itineraries Prices are based on tariffs, air fares and exchange rates current at 20 October 2016. To reflect fluctuations in exchange rates or increases to the cost elements of the tour we reserve the right to adjust prices as may be necessary at any time. The tours are based on an economic minimum number of passengers. Should this minimum not be reached, we reserve the right to cancel the tour before non-refundable supplier deposits fall due or at Far Horizons Tours discretion. The right is reserved to refuse to accept any person, or to terminate any person's participation in the tour at our own discretion at any time during the course of the tour. We furthermore reserve the right to withdraw a tour or any part of it, or to make such alterations to the itinerary as we deem necessary or desirable in the event of delays or events beyond our control. In the event of any changes made we will give you or be caused to give you notice thereof including any consequent change in price. In the event any one change or series of changes to your itinerary demonstrates that your tour has thereby become materially different from that contemplated, you have the right to ask to rearrange or withdraw from the tour and monies already paid will be refunded less any charges levied by operating suppliers. 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Booking Form Please complete this form and mail to Far Horizons Tours Pty Ltd PO Box 555, Cammeray NSW 2062 Australia Telephone (02) 9955 0444 E-mail info@farhorizons.com.au Web www.farhorizons.com.au Mississippi Horizons: 30 days departing 8 May 2017 Full names of all passengers - as stated in passport 1. 2. 3. 4. Room type (please tick) Twin Double Single 2 beds 1 large bed Cabin on River Boat (eg AAL/AAC) Class of Air Travel (eg Business) Address for correspondence Further Information Frequent Flyer # Remittance I enclose herewith a remittance of $4,000 per person for each of the passengers named. I confirm that the relevant Conditions of Booking contained in the General Information section on page 10 have been read and accepted by me and all members of my party. Signed Date Telephone (Home) Telephone (Mobile) Email Postcode Aircraft Seating Preference Special Dietary Requirements Travel Insurance 1. Your travel insurance policy number and provider 2. Please quote/assist (tick) Passport Details - in block capitals please Title Surname Initials Nationality Date of Birth Place of Birth Passport Number Place of Issue Date of Issue Expiry Date page 11