At Mai Kai Polynesian Revue Dinner Show in Fort Lauderdale, put on your Hawaiian shirt, and walk over the rope and plank bridge into another time and place. Huge tikis stand guard once you're inside. Thatch roofs, outrageous costumes, palms trees, and waterfalls are all there to complete your experience.You'll be welcomed to your table by the warm and friendly staff, as course after course of award winning cuisine is presented to you. You'll get an appetizer, entree, and even dessert!After dinner, pull up a huge tropical drink (not included) since Mai Kai was voted "Best Happy Hour" by South Florida Magazine - and enjoy the show!That's right, the floor show will amaze you with dancing, singing, and the Samoan Fire and Knife dance performed by authentic Polynesian dancers. Special Offer - Price displayed currently includes a discount of over 30% off the regular retail price - BOOK NOW!

Margaret River Wine Region offers a superb blend of indulgent experiences and stunning nature. This tour would suit wine enthusiasts, offering an afternoon of wine tasting whilst still enjoying the diversity of sightseeing and other attractions. Special Offer - Price displayed currently includes FREE Perth and Fremantle Tour valued at AU$72 per person - BOOK NOW! FREE Perth and Fremantle City Explorer (4 hours): Departs Daily at 8:00am. Enjoy a morning exploring all the highlights of Perth and Fremantle. See the city skyline from the beautiful Kings Park, Perth's Botanical Gardens. Discover the white sand beaches that Perth and Western Australia are famous for and explore the historic port of Fremantle, with its bustling cafes and restored buildings.

McLaren Vale is situated 40 kilometers south of Adelaide. The rolling, vine-covered hills feed over 50 small, very individual wineries. The Region's wines are described as the 'middle palate of Australia' because they produce soft, full flavored wines. Begin traveling through the Adelaide Hills to Hardys Chateau Reynella winery sampling the wonderful assortment of wines. Continue onto the scenic Hills via the picturesque town of Clarendon to Coriole winery, a beautiful little ironstone cellar surrounded by magnificent views and gardens. They produce an outstanding range of wines, olives, olive oils and cheeses with some exceptional wines styles unique to their winery. Next stop is a visit to d'Arenberg winery, which feature a range of outstanding and innovative wines, made by Chester Osbourne from this 4th generation family run winery. Lunch will be at the charming Salopian Inn restaurant. After lunch, visit the rustic Wirra Wirra winery, one of the premium wine producers in the area. Here you will taste fine wines and tour their state of the art winery. In the afternoon if time permits, you will visit the boutique Fox Creek winery, producing exceptional wines. To make more of a gourmet food tour, you could visit Brian's Olives, do a tasting of the fine Tatachilla wines and then taste the locally produced almonds at the Almond train and finish with a visit to Medlow Fine Gels and Chocolates. Other wineries of interest are the new Cascabel winery and Hamiltons winery. The area also abounds with flower farms, herbs, venison, yabbies and cheese producers which can be visited or take a leisurely journey back to Adelaide via the Hills, visiting charming historic towns like Willunga an old slate mining town. Maybe also choose to return via the magnificent south coast. As this is a private tour, you can decide where you want to go on the day, under the expert guidance of your 'Taste of Australia' guide!

Come join my noble court in this fulsome medieval feast in my banqueting hall amidst the light of flickering torches. Let the minstrels, troupers and strolling players be amongst thee and entertain with riddle, story and song of love and great deeds that doth bewitch thine ears with joy.This regal banquet takes place by flickering torchlight in vaulted cellars just a stones' throw from the Tower of London and Tower Bridge. You will be entertained by knights in armour, strolling players singing medieval ballads and served dinner by comely wenches!Your host King Henry VIII is joined by a cast of colorful characters from England's past willing you to join in the merry making. Sit back and enjoy the show as Henry's court entertainers provide a breathtaking and magical display, all for your amusement.Your medieval banquet includes a four course traditional English meal (a vegetarian option is also available) with unlimited wine and beer. After the meal and show there is music, dancing and merrymaking galore!Please note: For dinner reservations between 21 November 21 and 23 December - dinner will consist of a Christmas Evening Banquet Special Offer - Travel between January and March and receive a free Souvenir Brochure - BOOK NOW!

Ten prestigious great growths, distinguished by the 1855 Classification, will exceptionally open to the public.Every Wednesday, three chateaux in turn show their wines, Terroirs and the history of this classification. These include:Chateau Branaire-Ducru (Saint-Julien)Chateau Cantemerle (Haut Medoc)Chateau Cantenac Brown (Margaux)Chateau Ferriere (Margaux)Chateau Grand-Puy-Lacoste (Pauillac)Chateau d'Issan (Margaux)Chateau Kirwan (Margaux)Chateau Lascombes (Margaux)Chateau Leoville Barton (Saint-Julien)Chateau Pontet-Canet (Pauillac)At around 1:00pm you will have lunch at "au chateau" before continuing for a third tasting in the afternoon.

The best way to discover a metropolis such as Paris is from high ground. Far above the hustle and bustle of the Montparnasse square, you can stand on the very roof of the capital. The city is spread out before you, swarming with life. By using every available viewpoint, you can locate and see each of the districts and their monuments. Every hour of the day has its own special charm and light, but the sunset over Paris and the lights of the city are simply breathtaking. A drink will be served in the panoramic bar of the 56th floor of the tower. Then onto the Seine River for the dinner cruise. A matchless panoramic restaurant for fine dining in a glass-topped vessels whilst Paris and its illuminated monuments float gently by. The chef and his team offer a variety "a la carte" dished prepared for you on board. A band and a singer turn the night into a party for you to dance on the dance floor.

On your tour you will enjoy the morning exploring the spectacular Redwood Sequoia trees at Muir Woods, then relax in the afternoon while your tour guide introduces you to the California Wine Country.You will visit two to three small boutique Sonoma wineries spending at least 45 minutes at each winery. All wine tasting is complimentary and you will even have a chance to try 5-10 delicious wines at each winery! This tour is ideal for both the first time wine taster and those with a prized wine cellar full of fine wines.

On this Napa Valley Wine Country Shuttle Tour, you will visit all of the premier Napa wineries. The Napa Valley Wine Country Shuttle Tour includes a picnic lunch, four winery stops, a ride over the Golden Gate Bridge and a 50-minute relaxing Ferry/Bay Cruise back to San Francisco. Taste premier Cabernet Sauvignons, Cabernet Francs, Pinot Noirs as well as reserve bruts from the best known wineries in Napa. Winery visits include Domaine Chandon (sparkling), Andretti Winery and Rutherford Ranch.Enjoy a fun filled picnic lunch at V.Sattui in Napa Valley with your tour group. There are cheese, sausage and olive plates as well as meat or vegetarian sandwiches to choose from. After a Cabernet Sauvignon and Merlot tasting at V. Sattui, walk downstairs to the deli where you can order what you like from a wide selection.The return trip to San Francisco from Napa Valley during sunset is by ferry. You can go outside or inside the boat during this 50-minute calm boat cruise across the bay catching great views of Alcatraz, the Bay Bridge, the city of San Francisco, as well as the Golden Gate Bridge.Highlights of the The Napa Valley Wine Country Shuttle Tour include:Picnic Lunch in Napa Valley Ferry/Bay cruise from Napa Valley back to San Francisco Scenic tour route (over the Golden Gate Bridge) Separate Tour Guide from driver Tour narrative with a wine 101 presentation during ride to Napa Valley No motor coaches / Brand new shuttles! Premier wineries only!

Your seven-hour Napa Valley Wine Train tour begins and ends in San Francisco. Before boarding the Napa Valley Wine Train, you will enjoy an informative wine tasting. A sommelier will describe the wines you will be tasting and answer any question you may have regarding viniculture and wine making in the Napa Valley. Enjoy a most unique culinary experience of fine dining combined with complimentary wine tasting on a 3.5 hour non-stop passage through the vineyards of the Napa Valley. The three-course gourmet luncheon is prepared fresh on-board this classic train, served on tables with linen and bone china.

Take a sip of history on Rome's first wine tasting tour that transports you out of the bustle of the city and into a haven encircled by the vineyards and olive groves of the Frascati region. Amble along 200 acres of vines surrounding 17th century architecture, treasures of one of Italy's oldest and most distinguished noble families, the Pallavicini. Feel the cool humidity of the 3rd century caverns lined with Acacia and French Oak barriques filled with wines aging to perfection.Our expert guide will show you Roman history through the lens of a glass of vino. You will discover Imperial Rome as the cradle for wine culture, where the Nectar of the Gods went from an ambrosia for the elite to a common pleasure.This enticing voyage of the senses concludes with a guided tasting of a special selection of Pallavicini's own wines and olive oil. The Nectar of the Gods Wine Tasting Tour begins with a scenic 30 - 40 minute transfer to the Frascati D.O.C. Region in an air-conditioned vehicle, during which your guide will discuss the significance of the area, which is renowned for its fresh air and wine. Upon arriving at the Pallavicini Estate, a leisurely walk through the vineyards will explore historical and modern aspects of wine from every angle, from the Ancient Romans to today, from the grape to the glass. The walk stirs orated history with visual example, such as the wine cellars in caverns expanded from 3rd century ruins and the ancient Roman wine presses. We will then be transferred to the Pallavicini headquarters where, in a comfort of a restored 17th century farmhouse, we will relax with a guided tasting of wines and an olive oil before returning to Rome.