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Experience the enthralling Baltic journey across the captivating capitals of Tallinn, Riga and Vilnius, where a seamless blend of history, culture and charm creates an unforgettable experience. Begin your adventure in Tallinn, Estonia's jewel, where medieval allure graces the cobblestone streets of the Old Town, leading to historic landmarks that unfold tales of the past. Next, you will travel to Riga. Immerse yourself in the lively markets of Riga, Latvia's capital, a city renowned for its elegance showcased through Art Nouveau architecture, offering a glimpse into a bygone era. Continuing your odyssey as you head towards Vilnius, Lithuania's capital, where the city unveils a rich historical heritage within its Old Town and cultural treasures. On this exciting journey to Baltic capitals, wander through centuries-old streets, absorbing the cultural splendors that make each capital a distinct chapter in a narrative spanning centuries. Indulge in the enchantment of this Baltic trio, where every step resonates with the harmonious convergence of the past and present, promising a truly immersive and unforgettable experience.
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Prices for this tour are per person, based on a twin / double room-sharing basis
Single supplement is available at USD 449 per person.
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We can arrange connecting flights from many other cities for an additional price. Please contact us to receive a quote for departure from airports that are not on the list above.
You can choose to extend your vacation by having more days at the end of your tour. You may also choose to combine your tours with our many other tours and trip extensions. Please contact us for more details.
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| Kadriorg Park & Kumu Art Museum Tour (3h) - Day 3 The tour starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. The Kadriorg Palace was founded in 1721 by the Russian Emperor Peter the Great as a gift to his wife Catherine II for their summer residence. The marvelous park with its baroque flower garden, Swan Pond and smaller park ensembles buildings like summer house, kitchen house and guard’s house surround the palace and a second palace, which is the residence of the President of Estonia. Further continue to The KUMU Art Museum (entrance), which is a modern multifunctional art building, offering exhibition halls, a lecture hall with diverse facilities and an educational centre for young visitors and art lovers. KUMU is meant for different people – for those who are already well-versed in art and for those who simply wish to spend their time in a congenial environment. KUMU welcomes children and families and it serves as a laboratory where diverse ideas emerge and develop. These ideas examine contemporary visual culture and its function in society. After the tour return to the hotel. |
+ $180 |
| Estonian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum (3h) - Day 3 Tour to The Estonian Open-Air Museum (entrance) starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. After 15 minutes of driving out of the city centre arrive at the parkmuseum to explore nearly 100 farm buildings on a scenic seaside area, featuring rural life in different parts of Estonia some centuries ago. Farmsteads, fishing and inland villages, churches, windmills and a real working village Kolu Inn - all these buildings have been moved here to create a beautiful collection of Estonian countryside scenery. After the tour return to the hotel. |
+ $180 |
| Tallinn Food Degustation Tour on Foot (3h) - Day 3 Experience the delights of Estonian cuisine while learning all about the Baltic state’s history on this fun and informative walking tour of Tallinn. This 03 hours Food Tasting Tour on foot with a private guide combines city sightseeing with a culinary excursion of the Tallinn Old Town, including also stops at neighboring Baltic Station Market - experience the smells, flavors and stories of Estonian cuisine. |
+ $175 |
| Excursion to Riga Motor Museum (3h) - Day 4 Pick-up by driver from hotel and head to the Riga Motor Museum (entrance with a museum guide), which is the biggest antique vehicle museum in the Baltic countries. It houses more than 100 unique antique vehicles. The museum exhibition has been created as a story about unique motor vehicles, prominent persons and the most important historical events in the automotive world: see the antique collection of magnificent vehicles or specialized, freight and military machinery, and admire the collection of racing and record-breaking cars. The museum's exposition also features modern design, multimedia solutions and hands-on exhibits. Private transfer back to the hotel. |
+ $180 |
| A City Tour with Bike and Guide in English (3h) - Day 4 The tour starts from the Bike rental office. Discover the most beautiful and popular sightseeing places in Riga on a bike! The tour starts in the Old Town, then straight to the Freedom Monument and the Latvian National Opera with its beautiful garden and the canal. The tour also includes important sightseeing objects as the Cathedral, The Art Museum and Academy, as well as the Jugendstyle district, which is called "the Quiet centre" and has many picturesque architectural designs, art galleries and cozy restaurants. The tour also goes through the renovated wooden architecture of the Kipsala and Kalnciema districts, the Victory Park and the Latvian National Library building. This tour is based on the contrast of various architectural styles and living standards - posh Jugendstyle versus adorable wooden houses. During the tour, there will be an option to visit the market. Discover the real Riga with this guided bike tour. Return to the Bike rental office at the end of the excursion. |
+ $175 |
| Visit to Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum (3h) - Day 5 Tour to the Open Air Museum starts from hotel reception with a private guide and after 20 minutes drive by driver/vehicle through the city centre reach the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum (entrance), located at Lake Jugla. The museum is one of the oldest and biggest of such kind in Europe and features the rural life in Latvia from the end of the 17th century till the 30-ties of the 20th century. With almost 100 traditional countryside buildings, including farmsteads, churches, windmills, fishing villages that have been moved here, the visit offers a good overview of varieties of historic and cultural districts of Latvia – Kurzeme, Zemgale, Latgale and Vidzeme. Return to hotel. |
+ $225 |
| Excursion to Resort Town Jurmala (4h) - Day 5 Tour to Jurmala starts in Riga from hotel reception with a private guide and after 20 min drive by driver/vehicle arrive in the Latvian most beloved summer-time vacation town Jurmala. This vibrant Latvian sea resort is famous for its fantasy-like wooden architecture of summer houses and it stretches over 40 km along the great sandy beach of the Baltic Sea. The resort offers many SPA`s and health temples which face the white-sanded beach, where historically the rich and the aristocracy had come for more than a century to enjoy the calm tranquility of this place and take a walk on the beach. Take also a stroll along the pedestrian Jomas Street which houses many cafes, restaurants and gift shops. After the tour returned to Riga. |
+ $260 |
| Vilnius City Tour, Amber Museum and Bohemian Uzupis District (4h) - Day 6 The tour begins at hotel reception with a walking part in the Old Town with a private guide. Vilnius is known for its more than 1200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. Pass the Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Pilies Street – the pulsating Old Town street with a lot of gift and souvenir shops, St. Anna’s Church, Old University and Gates of the Dawn. Visit Amber Museum (entrance) - explore and be amazed by the beauty of the amber. Further continue to the bohemian Uzupis district, which is the smallest district in Vilnius and is separated from the Old Town by the Vilnele River. Formerly a troublesome place in the early 1990s, Uzupis has grown into a beautiful neighborhood of artists, intellectuals and entrepreneurs. On 1 April 1997, residents of Uzupis decided to somewhat sarcastically declare independence, therefore Uzupis is a republic inside Vilnius. Like every independent republic, it has its own money, power, anthem and constitution and above all a free spirit. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion. |
+ $240 |
| Excursion to Trakai Castle (4h) - Day 6 Tour to the medieval capital of Lithuania – Trakai - starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. Trakai is a small and quiet town, surrounded by lakes. In ancient times it was called the "Town on Water". Visit the Trakai Castle (entrance), the only Eastern European castle that was built on an island. Take a stroll along Karaimu street and discover wooden single-story houses, which are an ethnographic treasure of Karaites who were brought here from the Crimea in the 14th century by Grand Duke Vytautas. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion. |
+ $250 |
| Vilnius City Tour with Bike and Guide (3h) - Day 7 The tour starts from the Bike rental office. Enjoy a private Bike Tour of Vilnius Highlights: iconic landmarks & hidden gems. The Bike tour features must-see classics in combination with newly trending spots. It is meant to introduce you to the city and make it feel at home. The tour will wind along charming Old Town streets, pause at the iconic landmarks and stop at the enchanting viewing points. It will take turns to spot unique details and sweet corners. It will combine the history of medieval glory, dramas of 20th-century occupations and freedom fights and the most recent growth of a vibrant city. Return to the Bike rental office at the end of the excursion. |
+ $95 |
| Excursion to Aukstaitija National Park - Day 7 The tour starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. The Aukstaitija National Park is located about some 100 km north of Vilnius. Established in 1974, it is the oldest of the five national parks in Lithuania. The park is famous for its biodiversity, many species of plants, fungi, birds and animals found in the park are included in Lithuania's Red Book. Visit Paluse to learn more about the history of this village and one of the oldest in Lithuania wooden St. Joseph’s church, which was built in the middle of the 18th century using only one tool – an axe. From Paluse the tour continues to the legendary Ladakalnis hill, which offers a wonderful panorama of six lakes. It is believed that this hill served as a place for pagan sacrifices to the Baltic goddess Lada - the Great Mother. See the Ginuciai Watermill (entrance), which is the only one out of six watermills in the park that has preserved its authentic equipment. On the way back to Vilnius climb up the observation tower in Labanoras which is one of the tallest observation towers in Lithuania, 36 m high. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion. |
+ $350 |
| Extra night in Tallinn including breakfast: | |
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| Charges for 1 Day(s) |
+ $99 |
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| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $99 / person |
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| Tour Extension for 1 Day(s) |
+ $75 |
| Rooming Charges | |
| Twin/Double Sharing Basis | +0 |
| Single Supplement | + $75 / person |
| Extra Services Selection | |
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| Private transfer from Airport to Hotel in Tallinn for Pre and Post Night (Min 02 Pax): | + $40 |
| Private transfer from Hotel to Airport in Vilnius for Pre and post night (Min 02 Pax): | + $45 |
| Upgrade to Superior Hotels | + $149 |
Make your way to your selected gateway airport for your international flight to Tallinn. Enjoy inflight meals and services.
Overnight on board
Welcome to Estonia! Upon arrival at Tallinn International Airport, you will be transferred to your hotel. Spend the rest of the day at leisure exploring the capital city of Estonia, unveiling a captivating blend of medieval charm, modern innovation, rich culture and welcoming hospitality.
Overnight in Tallinn
In the morning after breakfast, start your day with an old town walking tour of Tallinn with your private guide, The Old Town of Tallinn is one of the best-preserved medieval cities in Europe, where medieval charm is meticulously preserved. In the Upper Town, traverse cobblestone streets and behold the 13th-century Toompea Castle. Dominating Palace Square is the Russian Orthodox Cathedral of Alexander Nevsky, constructed in 1900. Wander to the Gothic Dome Church, also known as St. Mary’s Cathedral, for a panoramic view of towers and steeples above the Lower Town's red-tiled roofs. Descend to the Lower Town, marvel at Niguliste Church, and appreciate the Gothic Town Hall, Tallinn’s oldest civic building completed in 1404. Conclude your journey at the renowned Katariina Gild Street, showcasing open studios and artisan shops where crafts are practiced daily. The afternoon is at leisure perhaps you can book our optional tour
Overnight in Tallinn
The tour starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. The Kadriorg Palace was founded in 1721 by the Russian Emperor Peter the Great as a gift to his wife Catherine II for their summer residence. The marvelous park with its baroque flower garden, Swan Pond and smaller park ensembles buildings like summer house, kitchen house and guard’s house surround the palace and a second palace, which is the residence of the President of Estonia. Further continue to The KUMU Art Museum (entrance), which is a modern multifunctional art building, offering exhibition halls, a lecture hall with diverse facilities and an educational centre for young visitors and art lovers. KUMU is meant for different people – for those who are already well-versed in art and for those who simply wish to spend their time in a congenial environment. KUMU welcomes children and families and it serves as a laboratory where diverse ideas emerge and develop. These ideas examine contemporary visual culture and its function in society. After the tour return to the hotel.
Optional: Estonian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum (3h): USD 180, min 2 paxTour to The Estonian Open-Air Museum (entrance) starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. After 15 minutes of driving out of the city centre arrive at the parkmuseum to explore nearly 100 farm buildings on a scenic seaside area, featuring rural life in different parts of Estonia some centuries ago. Farmsteads, fishing and inland villages, churches, windmills and a real working village Kolu Inn - all these buildings have been moved here to create a beautiful collection of Estonian countryside scenery. After the tour return to the hotel.
Optional: Tallinn Food Degustation Tour on Foot (3h): USD 175, min 2 paxExperience the delights of Estonian cuisine while learning all about the Baltic state’s history on this fun and informative walking tour of Tallinn. This 03 hours Food Tasting Tour on foot with a private guide combines city sightseeing with a culinary excursion of the Tallinn Old Town, including also stops at neighboring Baltic Station Market - experience the smells, flavors and stories of Estonian cuisine.
Today after breakfast, you will meet your dedicated driver with a private vehicle and will be transferred to the coach terminal. Board your express coach to Riga. The capital city of Latvia features a mix of old and new structures, bustling markets and vibrant events. Situated along the Daugava River, the city boasts a rich history and cultural heritage. Upon arrival, you will meet your representative and will be transferred to the hotel for check-in. Then you will have the time to explore the beautiful city on your own or you may choose to book our optional tour
Overnight in Riga
Pick-up by driver from hotel and head to the Riga Motor Museum (entrance with a museum guide), which is the biggest antique vehicle museum in the Baltic countries. It houses more than 100 unique antique vehicles. The museum exhibition has been created as a story about unique motor vehicles, prominent persons and the most important historical events in the automotive world: see the antique collection of magnificent vehicles or specialized, freight and military machinery, and admire the collection of racing and record-breaking cars. The museum's exposition also features modern design, multimedia solutions and hands-on exhibits. Private transfer back to the hotel.
Optional: A City Tour with Bike and Guide in English (3h): USD 175, min 2 paxThe tour starts from the Bike rental office. Discover the most beautiful and popular sightseeing places in Riga on a bike! The tour starts in the Old Town, then straight to the Freedom Monument and the Latvian National Opera with its beautiful garden and the canal. The tour also includes important sightseeing objects as the Cathedral, The Art Museum and Academy, as well as the Jugendstyle district, which is called "the Quiet centre" and has many picturesque architectural designs, art galleries and cozy restaurants. The tour also goes through the renovated wooden architecture of the Kipsala and Kalnciema districts, the Victory Park and the Latvian National Library building. This tour is based on the contrast of various architectural styles and living standards - posh Jugendstyle versus adorable wooden houses. During the tour, there will be an option to visit the market. Discover the real Riga with this guided bike tour. Return to the Bike rental office at the end of the excursion.
After breakfast, start your day with an old town walking tour of Riga with your private guide and explore Riga on foot. The Old Riga was first referred to in chronicles in 1201. Admire the charm of the Old Town by passing the pedestrian Kalku Street with Livu Square and its medieval buildings, Small and Great Guild Houses, Dome Cathedral, Stock exchange building, Blackheads House, St. Peter’s Church, then continue to the Latvian National Opera House, the Ccitycanal and the Freedom Monument. The afternoon is at leisure perhaps you can book our optional tour
Overnight in Riga
Tour to the Open Air Museum starts from hotel reception with a private guide and after 20 minutes drive by driver/vehicle through the city centre reach the Latvian Ethnographic Open-Air Museum (entrance), located at Lake Jugla. The museum is one of the oldest and biggest of such kind in Europe and features the rural life in Latvia from the end of the 17th century till the 30-ties of the 20th century. With almost 100 traditional countryside buildings, including farmsteads, churches, windmills, fishing villages that have been moved here, the visit offers a good overview of varieties of historic and cultural districts of Latvia – Kurzeme, Zemgale, Latgale and Vidzeme. Return to hotel.
Optional: Excursion to Resort Town Jurmala (4h): USD 260, min 2 paxTour to Jurmala starts in Riga from hotel reception with a private guide and after 20 min drive by driver/vehicle arrive in the Latvian most beloved summer-time vacation town Jurmala. This vibrant Latvian sea resort is famous for its fantasy-like wooden architecture of summer houses and it stretches over 40 km along the great sandy beach of the Baltic Sea. The resort offers many SPA`s and health temples which face the white-sanded beach, where historically the rich and the aristocracy had come for more than a century to enjoy the calm tranquility of this place and take a walk on the beach. Take also a stroll along the pedestrian Jomas Street which houses many cafes, restaurants and gift shops. After the tour returned to Riga.
Today after breakfast, you will meet your dedicated driver with a private vehicle and will be transferred to the coach terminal. Board your express coach to Vilnius, the capital city of Lithuania. Upon arrival, you will meet your representative and will be transferred to the hotel for check-in. Then you will have the time to explore the beautiful city on your own or you may choose to book our optional tour Overnight in Vilnius
Optional: Vilnius City Tour, Amber Museum and Bohemian Uzupis District (4h): USD 240, min 2 paxThe tour begins at hotel reception with a walking part in the Old Town with a private guide. Vilnius is known for its more than 1200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. Pass the Vilnius Cathedral, Gediminas Tower, Pilies Street – the pulsating Old Town street with a lot of gift and souvenir shops, St. Anna’s Church, Old University and Gates of the Dawn. Visit Amber Museum (entrance) - explore and be amazed by the beauty of the amber. Further continue to the bohemian Uzupis district, which is the smallest district in Vilnius and is separated from the Old Town by the Vilnele River. Formerly a troublesome place in the early 1990s, Uzupis has grown into a beautiful neighborhood of artists, intellectuals and entrepreneurs. On 1 April 1997, residents of Uzupis decided to somewhat sarcastically declare independence, therefore Uzupis is a republic inside Vilnius. Like every independent republic, it has its own money, power, anthem and constitution and above all a free spirit. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion.
Optional: Excursion to Trakai Castle (4h): USD 250, min 2 paxTour to the medieval capital of Lithuania – Trakai - starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. Trakai is a small and quiet town, surrounded by lakes. In ancient times it was called the "Town on Water". Visit the Trakai Castle (entrance), the only Eastern European castle that was built on an island. Take a stroll along Karaimu street and discover wooden single-story houses, which are an ethnographic treasure of Karaites who were brought here from the Crimea in the 14th century by Grand Duke Vytautas. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion.
In the morning after breakfast, start your day with an old-town walking tour of Vilnius Old Town with your private guide and explore Vilnius on foot. Vilnius is known for its more than 1,200 medieval buildings and 48 churches. During the tour pass by the Vilnius Cathedral, Lower and Upper Castle with the Gediminas Tower - the symbol of the city, St. Anna’s church - the 16th century masterpiece of Gothic architecture, the Old University - the oldest University in Eastern Europe, the Pilies Street – the Old Town street with a lot of gift and souvenir shops, the Gates of Dawn with a holy image of the Virgin Mary, which is believed to have miraculous powers. The afternoon is at leisure perhaps you can book our optional tour
Overnight in Vilnius
The tour starts from the Bike rental office. Enjoy a private Bike Tour of Vilnius Highlights: iconic landmarks & hidden gems. The Bike tour features must-see classics in combination with newly trending spots. It is meant to introduce you to the city and make it feel at home. The tour will wind along charming Old Town streets, pause at the iconic landmarks and stop at the enchanting viewing points. It will take turns to spot unique details and sweet corners. It will combine the history of medieval glory, dramas of 20th-century occupations and freedom fights and the most recent growth of a vibrant city. Return to the Bike rental office at the end of the excursion.
Optional: Excursion to Aukstaitija National Park: USD 350, min 2 paxThe tour starts from hotel reception with a private guide and by driver/vehicle. The Aukstaitija National Park is located about some 100 km north of Vilnius. Established in 1974, it is the oldest of the five national parks in Lithuania. The park is famous for its biodiversity, many species of plants, fungi, birds and animals found in the park are included in Lithuania's Red Book. Visit Paluse to learn more about the history of this village and one of the oldest in Lithuania wooden St. Joseph’s church, which was built in the middle of the 18th century using only one tool – an axe. From Paluse the tour continues to the legendary Ladakalnis hill, which offers a wonderful panorama of six lakes. It is believed that this hill served as a place for pagan sacrifices to the Baltic goddess Lada - the Great Mother. See the Ginuciai Watermill (entrance), which is the only one out of six watermills in the park that has preserved its authentic equipment. On the way back to Vilnius climb up the observation tower in Labanoras which is one of the tallest observation towers in Lithuania, 36 m high. Return to the hotel at the end of the excursion.
Today after breakfast, you will be transferred to Vilnius International Airport for your flight home.
Located in the Rotermanni district of Tallinn's centre, this 3-star hotel is only 300 metres from the Old Town. Hotel Metropol’s rooms have a minibar, floor heating and free Wi-Fi. The Metropol’s rooms feature an elegant interior design. All have TV sets with satellite channels. Each private bathroom has a shower and hairdryer. There also is a beauty salon on-site. It includes a hairdresser, a barber, and a beautician. It also provides manicures and pedicures. Daily breakfast and a selection of Estonian and international dishes are served in the Pizzanaut restaurant. The hotel also has a lobby bar. The Reakoja Plats, the heart of the Old Town, is just 800 metres from the Metropol. Kanuti Aed park is within 50 metres. The passenger port is 900 metres away.
Located close to UNESCO world heritage attractions - House of the Blackheads, Riga Dome Cathedral, and Latvian National Opera, Wellton Riverside SPA Hotel in Riga’s Old Town offers a bar, cigar room, and free WiFi. The bright, modern rooms are fitted with a flat-screen TV, WiFi, working desk, minibar, and safe. Riverside rooms will provide you with river views. Rich buffet breakfast is served each morning at the property. Located on the ground floor, the restaurant and bar After offers a variety of dishes from European cuisine, served together with cocktails. The hotel offers a banquet and conference hall with a terrace for your events and special occasions where guests can enjoy a charming view over the four bridges of the Daugava River and the old city. Also, a cigar room is prepared for smoking guests. Hotel guests can relax in a spacious Spa thermal complex offering a swimming pool, hot tub, cold tub, bucket for bathing, herbal sauna, Turkish bath, and cedar bath. Treatments, featuring local organic cosmetics including bread, honey, and cranberries, and a wide range of massage options are offered at the spa complex for an extra fee.
Set in the 19th-century building in Vilnius, Hotel Vilnia is a 3-minute walk from Gediminas' Tower and offers a lounge bar. The property is situated next to the Vilnia River, 1 km from Lithuanian National Opera and Ballet Theatre and 1.4 km from Museum of Genocide Victims. The on-site restaurant serves local cuisine. All units in the hotel are equipped with a flat-screen TV and feature heated floors. Every room includes a private bathroom with free toiletries. The units include a desk. A buffet breakfast is served every morning at the property. For guests' convenience, Hotel Vilnia has a business centre. Speaking English, Lithuanian and Russian at the reception, staff will be happy to provide guests with practical guidance on the area. Popular points of interest near the accommodation include St Anne's Church, Amber Museum-Gallery in Vilnius and Palace of the Grand Dukes of Lithuania. The nearest airport is Vilnius Airport, 5 km from Hotel Vilnia.
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All children under 18 must be accompanied by an adult. Minimum age for children on escorted tours is 8. Minimum age on Safaris is 8. Minimum age for game drives in Kruger National Park (South Africa) is 12. Minimum age for Uganda programs is 15.
Please note that many countries have adopted practices to prevent international abductions of children. If a person under the age of 18 years will be travelling with an adult other than his/her parents, or with only one parent, a notarized letter, granting authorization to travel, including the dates of travel should be carried.
We offer many Solo-Friendly trips with no mandatory single supplement. For all other tours, a single supplement will apply for solo travelers.
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You are responsible for obtaining the proper travel documents for the destinations on your itinerary, including having a passport that is valid for at least 6 months before the date of departure and a visa if required. Please check the Visa section in the Know Before You Go document for the countries you will be visiting.
Please note: Passengers who are not U.S. or Canadian citizens must check with the respective consulate or a visa agency to determine what personal identification is required. Passengers who enter, leave and then re-enter the same country on their itinerary should check if they require a double-entry visa.
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How much does a visa cost?
There will be different costs that will be specific per embassy/consulate and whether you have used a visa service or not. These costs often change with little notice. We recommend that you contact the appropriate embassy or consulate directly for the most up to date information.
You may find the contact information for consulates/embassies in the Visa section of the Know Before You Go document available for the country you will be visiting.
What are optional sightseeing tours?
Optional tours are offered to travelers interested in additional experiences, sightseeing, meals or activities to supplement the included components of our tours. You may choose to participate in some, all or none of the optional tours which are priced individually. Complete descriptions and prices for each optional tour are listed on the itinerary section of the tours on our website.
When can I add optional tours?
Optional tours are available for purchase any time up to 45 days before departure.
Can I purchase optional tours locally?
Yes. When traveling on an escorted tour, optional tours may be purchased locally from the Tour Manager. However, Indus cannot guarantee the rate and availability of these services when purchased locally. Please note that tours purchased locally are subject to current exchange rates and may cost up to 10% more.
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For complete details on Travel Insurance, check our Travel protection page.
When can I purchase Travel Insurance?
American Residents can purchase Trawick Insurance with us at the time of booking or anytime prior to departure. After booking, Canadian Residents will receive an email with a referral to TuGo Insurance which can be purchased anytime prior to departure.
When is Travel Insurance active?
Travel Protection coverages will take effect on the later of 1) the date the plan payment has been received by the Policyholder; 2) the date and time you start your Covered Trip; or 3) 12:01 A.M. Standard Time on the Scheduled Departure Date of your Covered Trip.
I need to cancel my trip and have not purchased insurance, what do I do?
Penalties for cancellation will depend on the tour you have purchased and how close to departure you are at the time of cancellation. For more information, visit our terms and conditions.
Why is it important that I give my name as it appears on my passport when booking a tour?
Due to increased travel security and policies around the world, it is now a requirement that your airline ticket matches your first and last name exactly as it reads on your passport. Please note that any changes to the details of your air booking, could be subject to a change fee, penalties or cancellation.
Can I reserve a seat assignment?
For our packages that include flights, we do not usually assign seats. In most cases, you can request specific seats, but this may incur a small fee payable to the airline. For more information, contact our sales and reservations staff.
Once confirmed, are airlines seats always guaranteed?
In most cases, seat assignments are firm. However, airlines may sometimes reassign seats for operational reasons. This often happens at the last moment and is controlled by airline staff, with Indus Travel not being notified. Passengers are encouraged to reconfirm their seat assignments and any other special requests directly with their airline prior to departure.
Should I check-in online?
It always recommended and more convenient to check in online. It will shorten your waiting time at the airport, secure your seat assignments and other reservations.
Can I request a special meal on the flight?
Requests may be made for special meals. These requests will be sent on your behalf to the airline so long as Indus receives these request prior to your documents being issued. The availability of special meals will be based upon the specific airlines and will be at their discretion.
Can I use my frequent flier miles?
Accrued frequent flier miles cannot be used toward the purchase of Indus Travels’ airfare or used for class upgrades. However, airfare purchased through Indus Travels may qualify to earn you additional miles.
What is required when I check-in?
Ticketed passengers must show correct identification at check-in. Children must have a parent present at check-in and all tickets must be in each passenger's name.
What is required with International travel?
An international trip may require valid travel documents such as passport, visa, re-entry permit, health certificate, inoculation record, a ticket for the return journey or continuance of your trip, or ANY combination thereof. Passengers are responsible for the proper documentation. Concerns about the required travel documents may be resolved by contacting the appropriate consulate or embassy.
