April


Charleston & Savannah
Springtime in the Old South

April 7-11, 2025

5 Days / 4 Nights
7 Meals

Price per person:
Twin/Double $1519
Single $1999


Deposit: $100.00 Per Person
Final Payment is due on or before February 28, 2025
Optional Travel Protection Plan available. $135 Per Person 
Tour #25019
Welcome to a journey through time and tradition where the warmth of Southern hospitality meets the rich tapestry of history - it’s all here, in Charleston and Savannah. These two gems of the South beckon us with their cobblestone streets, antebellum architecture, moss laden trees, and fragrant gardens. Highlights include Charleston carriage tour, historic Middleton Place, Charleston Tea Garden, Boone Hall, Savannah Trolley tour, and Pirates’ House lunch. Come along and experience the warmth and charm of the historic south on this tour as refreshing as a glass of sweet tea.

Day 1 - Monday - April 7
Travel to Charleston, South Carolina 

Welcome aboard our coach as we begin our five-day Old South Tour. We travel to historic Charleston, a cultured and refined city, and a beautiful treasure. A four-night stay is scheduled at the Hampton Inn at Patriots Point, just minutes from Charleston’s historic district. 

Day 2 - Tuesday - April 8
Carriage Tour / Charleston Tea Garden

Step into the heart of the Lowcountry, and wander along the cobblestone streets of the historic district. Then board a horse drawn carriage taking us along the narrow, oak-lined streets and past former homes of wealthy cotton growers. Following a lunchtime stop at the City Market we head out to Charleston Tea Garden located on picturesque Wadmalaw Island. Visit the tea fields and learn why tea is ingrained in Southern culture. Returning to Charleston we’ll enjoy an included dinner in the historic district. (B,D)

Day 3 - Wednesday - April 9
Historic Savannah / Trolley Tour

Today we journey to the charming city of Savannah, a registered National Historic Landmark with its monuments and museums, moss laden trees, and antebellum homes. We’ll enjoy an included lunch at the Pirates’ House whose history dates back to the days of pirates and sailors from the Seven Seas. Afterwards all aboard the Savannah Trolley seeing major attractions such as the Juliette Gordon Lowe House, the Cathedral of St. John the Baptist, the Cotton Exchange, and the historic waterfront. Time to visit the restored waterfront with its shops, boutiques, and restaurants before returning to Charleston for the evening. (B,L) 

Day 4 - Thursday - April 10

Middleton Place / Boone Hall Plantation

Today enjoy a treasure chest of beauty at America’s finest gardens. Tour the grounds of Middleton Place where we’ll marvel at the oldest landscaped gardens in the nation and enjoy the house museum tour of this estate. Lunch is included here at the Garden Market. This afternoon we travel down the Avenue of Oaks to visit Boone Hall, one of the oldest plantations still producing agricultural crops. Numerous movies and television shows have included the beauty and charm of this plantation. Visit the mansion, gardens, and slave quarters. Return to our hotel for a restful evening. (B,L) 

Day 5 - Friday - April 11

Home

We return home today with fond memories of our Southern journey. (CB)

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TOUR INCLUDES:
  • Carriage Tour of Historic Charleston
  • Charleston Tea Garden
  • Historic Savannah Trolley Tour
  • House Tour & Lunch at Middleton Place
  • Visit Boone Hall Plantation
  • Also included: Accommodations, Motorcoach Transportation, Shenandoah Tours Escort, & Luggage Handling. 
  • 7 Meals = 4B, 2L, 1D


Noah &
The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie's Biscuits
Lancaster, PA

April 11-12, 2025 


2 Days / 1 Night
3 Meals

Price per person:
Twin/Double $585
Single $669


Deposit: $100.00 Per Person
Final Payment is due on or before February 22, 2025
Optional Travel Protection Plan available. 
$50 Per Person 
Tour #25036
Noah ... a show of unbelievable proportions! An amazing opportunity to witness live on stage the building of Noah’s ark. Experience this inspiring story at Sight and Sound Theatre in Lancaster. With more than 300 animals and elaborate sets, Noah is a journey through time that we’ll never forget! Relive this awesome time when a family was told to build this huge floating vessel and fill it with animals.   We’ll actually be a part of Noah’s family “in the Ark” when God shuts the door and the first raindrop falls.   In addition, we’ll enjoy lunch and The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits at Bird-in-­Hand Stage.  Come along and enjoy! 

Day 1 - Friday - April 11
Arrive in Lancaster  / NOAH at Sight & Sound Theatre

All aboard our motor coach as we travel north to Lancaster’s Amish Country. Upon arrival we’ll attend the matinee performance of Noah presented at Sight and Sound Theatre. With a catastrophic storm on the way, Noah is given a monumental task - build a boat big enough to save his family from a flood that will cover the entire earth. As Noah endeavors to live faithfully in the midst of an increasingly chaotic world, can he trust that God’s promises run deeper than the rising water around him? This landmark production takes us on board one of the world’s best known voyages as live animals fill the stage and aisles. Set sail in the enormous ark as this extraordinary story comes to life right before our eyes. This is an experience we’ll long remember! Afterwards dinner is included at one of our favorite restaurants, and we’ll check into our hotel for the evening. (D)

Day 2 - Saturday - April 12
The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie's Biscuits at Bird-in-Hand Theatre / Home

After our included breakfast, we meet our local guide for a fascinating backroads tour of Amish Country. Next we stop at either Bird-in-Hand Market or Kitchen Kettle Village. Here we find homemade baked goods, local crafts, and other treasures. We continue to Bird-in-Hand Stage for an included lunch and see The Rise and Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits. Fannie has made it into the finals of the county baking contest when contestants start disappearing. She calls on her friend, a retired cop and part-time investigator, to help solve this mystery. September patrons will enjoy Stolen - the Musical. A quirky detective and an amateur Amish sleuth join together to solve a kidnapping. Following our show we’ll board our coach for the trip home. (B,L)
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TOUR INCLUDES:
  •  Reserved seats for Noah
  • The Rise & Fall of Miss Fannie’s Biscuits at Bird-in-Hand Stage
  • Guided Tour of Amish Country
  • Also included: Accommodations, Motorcoach Transportation, Shenandoah Tours Escort, & Luggage Handling. 
  • 3 Meals = 1B, 1L, 1D
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