Our Veterans Remembrance Tour pays homage to the men and women who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. We will visit the United States Naval Academy, The National WWII Memorial, The Korean War Veterans Memorial, The Vietnam Veterans Memorial, The Navy Memorial, The Iwo Jima Statue, and Arlington National Cemetery. Tour the Pentagon. (In the summer you can view the U.S. Marine Corps Sunset Parade.) Visit the museums of the Smithsonian Institution; see the Enola Gay. Tour the Norfolk Naval Station and Naval Air Station Oceana. Visit the Battleship USS Wisconsin. Stop at the Douglas MacArthur Memorial. Head south to Myrtle Beach and Charleston, South Carolina. Our dinners and entertainment include patriotic themes! Visit Patriot's Point Naval & Maritime Museum. Tour Fort Sumter and the Citadel. Also included are Pamplin Park Civil War Site, the National Museum of the Marine Corps, Fort McHenry, and more! From Colonial times to modern, this tour pays tribute to the American Veteran.

All Aboard to visit four diverse and dynamic cities. Tour Washington, D.C. one of the most beautiful cities in the world. See grand building and memorials offering a testament to unparalleled American achievement. Visit Annapolis home to the U.S. Naval Academy and a myriad of outstanding colonial buildings. Spend a day in Charlottesville and see Monticello and the University of Virginia, both designed by Thomas Jefferson. Tour Baltimore, located on the Chesapeake Bay. Baltimore is a city of wonderful culturally different neighborhoods blending superb urban renewal and the cities rich history. This tour also offers the option of spending a day in Gettysburg.

Of all the Virginians who have influenced the course of American history, perhaps none have as much as George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, and Robert E. Lee. Their accomplishments are legion and their lives the story of legends. Separate the myth from the truth as you travel with us in their footsteps.

"...known as Camelot". Travel with us as we pay tribute to an American Icon. Jackie Kennedy was a lady of great character, strength, and determination. Her loyalty to her country and family touched us all. She was admired all over the world for her elegance and beauty. This tour will visit places that inspire memories of this great lady. Come with us and let your memories drift back to the time of Camelot.

Travel with us this autumn as we tour the attractions in Williamsburg, Fredericksburg, Washington, D.C. Charlottesville, Lexington, Natural Bridge, and Asheville, NC. You will visit the geographical areas of the Tidewater, the Piedmont, the Blue Ridge Mountains, and the Shenandoah Valley. Autumn in the Mid-Atlantic is a visual treat and lifts the spirit with its warm variations of red, yellow, orange, and brown. Please contact us for tour dates.

You can be drawn in by allure of the Chesapeake Bay. The Chesapeake offers large protected waterways for swimmers, boaters and skiers, and rich fishing for sport anglers and commercial watermen. The history of our nation, including the Revolutionary War and the War of 1812, are tightly woven around the Bay and its tributaries. Travel with us and experience the charming yet vibrant life of the Bay as we “Circle the Chesapeake”.

Virginia is the birthplace of eight Presidents. This tour focuses on their homes and other historic sites, while including a variety of attractions that appeal to all interests.

All Aboard to visit three dynamic cities and experience their fascinating differences and similarities. Washington, D.C., carved out of a mosquito-infested swamp has become one of the most power and beautiful cities in the world. Baltimore has survived bombardment, fire and economic booms and burst and has become a model of downtown renewal. Annapolis contains more colonial buildings than any other city in The United States, but remains vibrant and youthful because of the presence of the U.S. Naval Academy. The development of The United States from infancy to world power can be traced along the streets of these three cities.

"All Aboard" and enjoy the old world charms of the Chesapeake Bay and Potomac River. Start your tour in historic Fredericksburg, a city rich in Colonial and Civil War history. This is the area where George Washington grew up and where Robert E. Lee was born. Cross the Potomac River and arrive in Southern Maryland, famous for its waterways and the Chesapeake Bay. Visit historic towns and villages. Tour the United States Naval Academy in Annapolis, capital city of Maryland. Enjoy four fun filled days of leisure time and old world charms.

All Aboard and Experience the Dreams of the people of the Mid Atlantic. From the hearty colonials to today's vibrant personalities, this tour is a glimpse into Mid Atlantic culture and history. Observe many famous and historic attractions. Dine with Benjamin Franklin in an historic tavern. Tour the colonial and gilded age estates of extremely wealthy Americans. See the halls of government. Visit the monuments to American heroes. Browse through extraordinary art collections. Walk in the footsteps of Washington, Jefferson, Franklin, and more! Philadelphia, the Brandywine Valley, Charlottesville, Williamsburg, Jamestown, Yorktown, and Washington, D.C!

The Beginning, The Survivors, The Nation! May14, 1607 the English settlers landed on Jamestown Island. Almost immediately they were under attack by the Algonquian natives. A wooden fort was built around their storehouse, church, and small homes. The fort was burned many times. Disease, famine, and continuing attacks took their toll. Determination, resolve, and the will to survive are their legacy. From the "starving time" to the arrival of new supply ships, some of them endured! Historic names; Captain John Smith, Powhatan, Pocahontas, and John Rolfe fill our history books. "All Aboard" and Celebrate With Us! Come! Travel back 400 years to the beginning of the First Permanent English Settlement in America!

All Aboard and travel with us from Virginia's Colonial Capital, Williamsburg, to the Nation's Capital, Washington, D.C. On the way between cities we will stop and visit Thomas Jefferson's beautiful mountaintop home in Charlottesville. This tour has something for everyone! Fine accommodations, great food, many types of attractions, and top of the line professional guide service help make this an excellent adventure!

All Aboard for the Virginia Peninsula. Spend free time in the village of Port Warwick exploring the shops and galleries. (The Wine Connection offers wonderful cheeses and fine Virginia wines.) Enjoy dinner on the waterfront with incredible views of the James River. Tour a living Virginia museum. Visit historic plantations. Meet Edgar Allan Poe. Learn about a Union Fort in the middle of Confederate territory. Take guided tours of Yorktown Victory Center and Jamestown Settlement. Tour the Norfolk Naval Station. Visit museums and experience the history of air and sea. You may also choose to visit a fine arts museum. Travel with us and share in the bounty of The Sea, the life on The Land, and the tales and traditions of Our History.

All Aboard for Confederate Richmond. You have just arrived to the Capital of a new Nation. You will be swept back to the excitement, anticipation, and eventual sorrow of the Civil War. The Richmond of today is a splendid city, rich in history with beautiful buildings, homes, monuments, and museums. The city and its residents welcome you with the famed Southern Hospitality and the soft accent of native Virginians. Enjoy!

All Aboard to Confederate Richmond, where you will be greeted with warm Southern Hospitality by historical characters dressed in the attire and discussing the events of the day. You will be swept back to the era of the first truly American music with tunes on the banjo and fiddle filling the air. Visit the plantations, battlefield museums, beautiful gardens, and historic sites of the area. Enjoy fine dining in noted taverns, pubs, and inns. You All come see as we greet you in our soft central Virginia accents.

All Aboard to see some of the finest historic homes and gardens of Alexandria, Leesburg, and more. In the rolling hills outside of Washington, D.C. you will find stately plantation homes, lovely estates, and charming towns and villages. Dine at historic taverns and inns. See the places where great Americans lived and entertained. Step “outside the box” of our Nation’s Capital and observe the splendor of the northern Virginia countryside.

In the Piedmont area of the ancient Appalachian Mountain Chain that runs through Virginia, the natural beauty is stunning. Thomas Jefferson built his home on a little mountain top overlooking Charlottesville. Producers of the television show The Waltons, recognized it and based their shows here. History surrounds us as we take you on a trek along our Appalachian Trail and into the first American Frontier.

All Aboard for Central Virginia. Walk in the footsteps of a farmer, inventor, gardener, philosopher, multilingual scholar, master architect, Ambassador to France, Governor of Virginia, Author of the Declaration of Independence, founder of the University of Virginia, and President of the United States. This is Thomas Jefferson. Imagine, "just imagine"!

All Aboard as we make a circle through Virginia. See the majesty of the ancient Blue Ridge Mountains, the beauty of the Shenandoah Valley, the rolling farmlands of the Piedmont, and the sparkling splendor of the historic Tidewater. This tour begins in the northern Shenandoah Valley and moves along the Skyline Drive offering spectacular panoramic views of the Valley and the Piedmont. Visit Woodrow Wilson's birthplace. Tour Monticello. Stop in Richmond and Williamsburg.

The heart of Virginia produced some of America's greatest heroes and saw some of the most intense fighting of the Civil War. George Washington called Virginia home. His influence is still felt from Richmond to Washington, D.C. During the four long years of Civil War, this area was the scene of desperate fighting as each side tried to capture the other's capital. Travel with us as we explore and walk where these American heroes walked.

Historic Fredericksburg is located midway between Washington, D.C. and Richmond, Virginia. It was founded in the early 1700's as a trading center and inland port on the colonial Virginia frontier. Due to its strategic location, there were four major Civil War battles fought in and near Fredericksburg involving more than 750,000 soldiers. This tour will follow the footsteps of many famous Americans through Fredericksburg; George Washington, Robert E. Lee, Walt Whitman, and Clara Barton.

Fredericksburg is a history lover’s delight. There is probably no other city that brings together so closely the two most significant events in American history, the Revolutionary and Civil Wars. Located at the edge of Virginia's Tidewater midway between Washington, D.C. and Richmond, Fredericksburg was the haunt of many Revolutionary luminaries. Less than a century later battles for the rival Confederate and Union capitals focused on the city. In the span of about two years, four major Civil War battles were fought in and around Fredericksburg.

Northern Virginia - You can see it, sense it, and experience it, as you travel with us. Visit beautiful plantation homes and gardens. Tour historic and famous sites. Let your mind wander back to a time when all of this was lit by the soft glow of candlelight. It is an area where ladies and gentlemen still gather to hunt on horses. All Aboard and let us take you to a place where beauty knows no end.

George Washington & Thomas Jefferson - No one reflects the differences in America's Founding Fathers more than these two men. They are a study in contrasts. Jefferson lit the fuse of independence by writing an extraordinary document, but it was Washington who was destined to win it on the battlefield through countless ordeals. This tour begins in Washington, D.C., where we will see the nation's tributes to these two great men. Next we head to the heartland of Virginia to meet the people they influenced and visit the homes they loved.

"I can truly say I had rather be at home at Mount Vernon with a friend or two about me, than be attended at the seat of government by the officers of state and the representatives of every power in Europe." These were George Washington's words about his beloved home, Mount Vernon, overlooking the Potomac River. All Aboard with us as we visit Mount Vernon and many other significant nearby sights and attractions.

Join us on an adventure, in the area surrounding the Potomac River. Walk in the footsteps of George Washington. Take a ghost tour in old Occoquan. See where "Stonewall" Jackson got his nickname. Dine where the "Grey Ghost" of the Confederacy dined. Tour historic plantations and mansions in the Virginia countryside.

The Nation's Capital has been the home of every U.S. President since 1800 when John Adams moved into the White House. Neighboring Virginia boasts a presidential connection to four of the first five Presidents who were born and raised in the Old Dominion. This tour begins in Washington, D.C. and explores the sites of triumph and tragedy for many Presidents. From Washington we will travel into Virginia to the places relating to Washington, Jefferson, Madison, and Monroe.

All Aboard as we visit many historic and well-known sites around Fredericksburg, Richmond, and Petersburg. Birthplaces of George Washington and Robert E. Lee, site of fiery speeches for American independence, Civil War battlefields, and vibrant modern communities. This is an area that played a key role in the beginning of the new United States.

This tour has it all.  From country to classic with colonial throw in for fun. Have a picnic lunch at a vineyard and sample the fine Virginia wines. Walk in the footsteps of American President’s. Stop at Walton's Mountain and see John Boy's room, Ike Godsey's store and more from the popular television show, The Waltons. All Aboard to experience the way of life in and around Mr. Jefferson's hometown. Available Weekdays.

The plantation houses of Virginia were among the first mansions in the country. For many whose vision of Southern plantations has been shaped by Gone With the Wind, these structures will be a surprise. Those that predate the era of Greek revival columns and other such adornments are built in the refined Georgian style, executed in rich red brick or in white wood, understated and elegant in their simplicity and tasteful design. All Aboard to see the early plantations of Virginia.