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Galapagos Islands, Ecuador
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Zip Lining in the Copper Canyon

S & S Tours, based in Sierra Vista, Arizona, specializes in tours of Mexico’s Copper Canyon, a magnificent 25,000 square mile canyon system in northwestern Mexico that S & S owner Sue Stilwell describes as “deeper, greener and wider than Arizona’s Grand Canyon.”  Her company, in association wtih Balderama Hotels, is offering new nine-day all-inclusive tours between Phoenix and the Copper Canyon for a special rate of $1,395 per person per double room. Read More

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Discovering Mexico’s Copper Canyon
Adventure, comfort and defying fear in Mexico’s Sierra Madre
by Betsy Sanz

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Copper Canyon

 

Small Groups and Individuals Year Round
All aboard for your Copper Canyon tour by rail. You are in for a rare treat on one of our most popular travel tours and our destination specialty. Experience the “most dramatic train ride in the western hemisphere” (according to the Readers’ Digest) on your journey through the Canyon system.
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Maya Route

 

Villahermosa-Palenque-Campeche/Edzna-Merida-Chichen-Itza-Merida. Re-live ancient history at the classic period Maya centers of Chichen-Itza and Uxmal.   Visit colonial cities, archeological jewels and marvelous natural wonders in the Yucatan Penninsula.  January 24-31, 2017 $2495 p/person USD
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Peru and Machu Pichu

 

From Lima to Cusco to Machu Picchu to Lake Titicaca this is one big guided adventure.  Ascend by narrow gauge railroad to Machu Picchu and explore this sacred mountaintop of the Incas.
April 18-28 2017- $3995/person double room Read More

Mexico City


Mexico’s Capital City, often referred to as just “Mexico” by people living in the country, or “El DF” (“The DF”) referring to the city’s full title, “Mexico, Distrito Federal” – or Federal District, is one of the worlds most populated areas with an estimated 22 million inhabitants living inside an area of 750 square kilometers.  Read More

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Copper Canyon Bus Tour

 

For those of you who prefer to travel by bus in a group, we now have that option available. Because this is a remote area, and it is difficult to access it by plane, S & S Tours is offering 10-day monthly group bus tours between Phoenix, AZ and Mexico’s Copper Canyon for a special package rate starting at $1395.

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Monarch Butterfly Sanctuary

 

Monarch Butterflies & Folk Art
Morelia and Patzcuaro
Host myriads of Monarch alighting on your hair, your arms, and your shoulders in their winter sanctuaries in the wildly beautiful state of Michoacán, Mexico.
February 23- March 1, 2017 – $2095 p/person USD Read More

Galapagos Islands

 

The Islands are declared a World Heritage site by UNESCO underlining its universal value for mankind.   Famous for a variety of unusual creatures from marine iguanas to blue-footed boobies, you’ll get closer to the wildlife than you would in the zoo!   April 30-May 6, 2017-$3795/person Read More

Tren Crucero

 

Onboard the Tren Crucero, climb 3,600 meters from the coast to the Andes in one of the most dramatic changes in vegetation and scenery in the world.  This extraordinary travel package will take you through the coastal plains into a dense cloud forest that slowly clears before the imposing wall of the Andes and the looming “Nariz del Diablo” pass.  Multiple Departure every other Sunday of the month. $1995/person/double room. Read More

 

Oaxaca

 

Folk Art, Archeology and Cuisine

Oaxaca is the traditional heart of Mexico.  Observe the artists craft the unique black pottery, the hand-woven wool rugs and the famous wooden alberijes in their workshops.
January 16-23,2017, $2095 p/person USD
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Mexico Cities

 

Guanajuato, San Miguel de Allende and Queretaro
Wander the cobblestone streets and appreciate the French architecture of theses wonderful picturesque colonial towns. This Latin America trip will delight lovers of history, pottery and art!  March 2-9, 2017-$2095 p/person (USD)
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Costa Rica Vacation Adventure

 

Experience the most ecologically diverse Eden in the hemisphere.  Visit the premier national parks of Arenal and Poas Volcano Parks, Montverde and Santa Elena Cloud Forests, Cano Negro Reserve and Manual Antonio.
May 31-June 9, 2017  & $3395 Read More

Baja California Whale Watching

 

Watch the Whales in one of the most promising tourist destinations in all of Mexico – Baja California Sur – “where the desert meets the sea”.  The privileged location, the great diversity, and the abundant richness of the Sea of Cortez please even the most seasoned traveler. March 2-9, 2017. $2495/person/double room. Read More

Zip Lining in the Copper Canyon

By ucadmin on April 9, 2015

S & S Turs, based in Sierra Vista, Arizona, specializes in tours of Mexico’s Copper Canyon, a magnificent 25,000 square mile canyon system in northwestern Mexico that S & S owner Sue Stilwell describes as “deeper, greener and wider than Arizona’s Grand Canyon.”  Her company, in association wtih Balderama Hotels, is offering new nine-day all-inclusive tours between Phoenix and the Copper Canyon for a special rate of $1.395 per person per double room.  “People like the price and the safe feeling of crossing the border with a guide and arriving in Mexico with a group instead of on their own,” Stilwell noted.

Another new offering in the canyon is what is now the longest single zip line in the world: Canyon ZipRider.  With a length of 8350 feet, a vertical drop of 1450 feet and a top speed of 65 mph, the two minute 20 second flight will guarantee excitement.  Another new zip line course offers seven jumps for those who are really into speed and adventure.  Those travelers also may be interested in opportunities for rapelling and rock climbing in the canyon.