Top 4 Cultural Vacations

A sense of place and a respect for local culture are integral elements of all of the properties in the Seven Seas Travel vacations.The benefits of getting outside your comfort zone and experiencing other cultures and people is immense. It builds confidence and empathy and strengthens our sense of self while at the same time helping us to feel connected to others. 


Peru




Go and experience its ancient ruins and culture. The ancient Inca ruins are considered to be some of the most beautiful and mysterious sites in the world. You'll find some of their most impressive ruins in the Sacred Valley and Machu Picchu; which are best experienced when hiking the Inca Trail.


Italy




Culture, history, food, wine, lakes, beaches, mountains, ancient ruins – one can go on and on about Italy! The darling of many avid travellers, Italy makes you fall in love right from the word go. Every region of Italy is distinct and has its own charm, attractions, and cuisines, making it an ideal destination for all. There are plenty of things to experience and tons of places to see; one trip certainly will not be enough.

Argentina



 Argentina has distinct and beautiful geography, interesting history and culture, thriving nightlife, and unique local cuisine. It's no wonder why Argentina attracts thousands of visitors every year. 

France



Blessed with stunning landscape comprising of Alpine mountains, beautiful meadows, farms, rivers and spectacular sea coast. France is the leading light in our planet’s culture, performing arts and gastronomy. It has given the world the idea of “liberty, equality and justice” along with several other cultural imports.

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