Embark on an escorted journey through the heart of America's South, from the musical mecca of Nashville to the vibrant streets of New Orleans. Starting in the lively Music City, you'll explore its rich country music heritage and historic landmarks. Along the way, experience southern hospitality and discover the unique cultural influences that make each stop on this tour a memorable adventure.
Nashville lives up to its “Music City” name with the Grand Ole Opry, the Country Music Hall of Fame and vibrant honky tonk nights.
Elvis’ legacy is celebrated in Memphis, where Sun Studio, Beale Street and a private tour of Graceland showcase his lasting impact.
The Blues Highway traces America’s musical roots, from Clarksdale’s crossroads legends to the life and legacy of B.B. King.
Louisiana’s River Road reveals plantation history and grand estates, with manicured gardens set along the banks of the Mississippi.
New Orleans dazzles with Creole cuisine, jazz-filled streets and cultural landmarks, from Preservation Hall to the French Quarter.
Arrive in Nashville and transfer to your downtown hotel. In the evening, join your fellow travellers for a welcome reception and dinner, a fitting start to your journey through America’s musical heartland.
Spend the morning at the Country Music Hall of Fame with exclusive early access, followed by a private songwriting session that offers unique insight into the creative process. After lunch, enjoy a guided city tour showcasing Nashville’s history and musical landmarks before an evening performance at the legendary Grand Ole Opry.
Begin with a visit to Belle Meade mansion, once famous for its thoroughbred horses, where a tour of the house and gardens is paired with bourbon tasting and a southern-style lunch. Continue to Casey Jones Village before arriving in Memphis, where dinner at your hotel is followed by the option of a guided walk along lively Beale Street.
Discover Memphis on a city tour led by a local musician, passing cultural landmarks such as Sun Studio and the National Civil Rights Museum. In the afternoon, enjoy exclusive after-hours access to Graceland, exploring Elvis’s iconic home before dining among his celebrated car collection at the Presley Motors Museum.
Travel south along the legendary Highway 61, pausing in Clarksdale to explore the Delta Blues Museum. Continue to Indianola for lunch at Club Ebony, a venue steeped in musical history, before visiting the BB King Museum, which chronicles the life and influence of the King of the Blues. Overnight at The Westin Jackson.
Follow the Mississippi’s River Road to Houmas House, a grand estate surrounded by gardens, where a guided tour reveals the history of Louisiana’s plantation era. On arrival into the city, check in to the Ritz-Carlton, New Orleans for an three night stay before enjoying a welcome dinner in the atmospheric French Quarter.
Take a guided sightseeing tour of New Orleans, including the French Quarter and City Park, before a Creole cooking demonstration and lunch at the New Orleans School of Cooking. The evening brings a private jazz performance at the historic Preservation Hall.
Visit the acclaimed National World War II Museum, with time to explore and watch its immersive multimedia experience Beyond All Boundaries. Conclude your journey with a farewell dinner at Galatoire’s, one of the city’s most iconic fine dining institutions.
Enjoy a leisurely breakfast before transferring to New Orleans International Airport for your flight home.