Rachel,

Below are destination options for your Birthday trip. Stemming from our meeting, I helped narrow it down to these locations that I feel check most of the criteria you mentioned. I used January 27 to February 1 (5 Nights) when looking up rates. We can change the date range after we pick a location, if you'd like.

Let me know what direction you are leaning. Once we hone in on a destination and date range, we will proceed with picking out lodging options.

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Costa Rica

With the dry season comes an abundance of wildlife sightings. January is an excellent time for wildlife enthusiasts to visit Costa Rica, as animals gather near water sources, making them easier to spot during hikes, boat tours, and wildlife watching excursions. Keep your eyes peeled for monkeys, sloths, toucans, and more!

Costa Rica is a playground for adventure seekers, and January is the perfect time to embark on adrenaline-pumping experiences. From zip-lining through the rainforest canopy to white-water rafting down rushing rivers, there's no shortage of thrilling activities to get your heart racing and create lasting memories.

January showcases Costa Rica's natural beauty in all its glory. Explore misty cloud forests, majestic volcanoes, and cascading waterfalls, and marvel at breathtaking vistas around every corner. Capture postcard-perfect moments against the backdrop of verdant jungles, turquoise seas, and fiery sunsets that will leave you in awe.

  • 82 °F, dry month

    January marks the heart of Costa Rica's dry season, offering visitors sun-drenched days and clear skies. Say goodbye to the winter blues and hello to warm temperatures and perfect outdoor weather.

  • NYC to SJO

    • 5.5hr nonstop

    • $320 to $360roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 4/30)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    Hotels ranging from $3000-$16,000

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $6,200-$11K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Does not include chef)"

  • Things to Do

    • Manuel Antonio National Park: Hike scenic trails to secluded coves, spot monkeys, sloths, and tropical birds, and relax on the park's beautiful white sand beaches.

    • Arenal Volcano: Marvel at the majestic Arenal Volcano, one of Costa Rica's most iconic landmarks.

      • Wildlife Watching: Guided nature walks or birdwatching tours offer great opportunities for spotting monkeys, sloths, colorful birds, and reptiles.

      • Canopy Tours: Experience the rainforest from a different perspective by taking a canopy tour. Zip-lining through the treetops or walking on hanging bridges allows you to admire the lush vegetation and its inhabitants from above.

    • Monteverde Cloud Forest Reserve: Trek through misty cloud forests teeming with exotic flora and fauna, walk across hanging bridges for panoramic views, and experience the thrill of zip-lining above the canopy.

    • Tortuguero National Park: Embark on a wildlife adventure in Tortuguero National Park, known as Costa Rica's "Amazon of the North."

    • Guanacaste Province: Relax on the golden shores of Guanacaste Province, home to some of Costa Rica's most beautiful beaches.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $65-$200+ per person depending on activity and distance

  • Recommend adding a day so you can stay at 2 Resorts.

    Sun. Jan 26 (additional) - Fly into San Juan Airport. Driver to take group to Hotel (~3hr drive). Arrive at Resort in Arenal Region (view of Volcano). Settle in and enjoy the property. Hotel Example

    Mon. Jan 27 - Day of adventure: Ziplines or Guided Hike in Rain Forest.

    Tue. Jan 28 - Half Day of Adventure (guided nature walk on hanging bridges or zipline, followed by Spa Day at a Hot Spring Or Full Day of relaxation (incl. hot spring)

    Wed. Jan 29 - Travel to Beach Resort (3hr drive). Settle in and enjoy resort. Hotel Example.

    Thu. Jan 30 - Tennis, Make Chocolate andand Bday Celebrations at Resort

    Fri. Jan 31 - Beach Day at Resort

    Sat. Feb 1 - Depart. Resort will arrange for driver to tak and Return Home

Curaçao

Immerse yourself in the rich culture and heritage of Curaçao, a melting pot of Dutch, African, and Caribbean influences. Explore the colorful capital city of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its vibrant architecture, historic landmarks, and lively waterfront district.

Indulge in the flavors of Curaçao's diverse culinary scene, where European, African, and Caribbean influences come together to create a unique fusion of flavors. Sample local specialties like Keshi Yena (stuffed cheese), fresh seafood, and tropical fruit desserts at waterfront restaurants and local eateries.

From hiking in Christoffel National Park to exploring hidden coves and caves along the coastline, Curaçao offers endless opportunities for adventure and exploration. Discover the island's natural wonders, from rugged landscapes to secluded beaches, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

  • 86 °F, low chance of rain

    January falls within Curaçao's dry season, offering visitors minimal rainfall and plenty of sunshine. Say goodbye to the winter blues and hello to clear skies and gentle trade winds as you explore the island's stunning beaches, colorful coral reefs, and diverse landscapes

  • NYC to CUR

    • 5hr nonstop

    • $500 to $600 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 4/30)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    Hotels ranging from $1,300-$3,800; Example

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $2,200-$4,000; Example

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Does not include chef)

  • Things to Do

    • Willemstad: Explore the vibrant capital city of Willemstad, a UNESCO World Heritage Site known for its colorful colonial architecture, historic landmarks.

    • Beach Hopping: With over 35 beaches to choose from, Curaçao is a beach lover's paradise. Some popular beaches include Playa Kenepa Grandi, Cas Abao Beach, and Playa Porto Mari.

    • Christoffel National Park: Hike to the summit of Mount Christoffel for panoramic views of the island, explore ancient cave paintings at Hato Caves, and encounter native flora and fauna on scenic nature trails.

    • Klein Curaçao: Escape to the uninhabited island of Klein Curaçao for a day of sun, sea, and solitude. Accessible only by boat, this tiny island offers pristine beaches, excellent snorkeling opportunities, and a chance to unwind in paradise.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $80-$170+ per person depending on activity and distance

  • Itinerary Inspo

    Hotel Example

    Mon. Jan 27 - Arrive at Hato International Airport in Willemstad, Curacao. Recco: Rental Car. Check into your hotel or accommodation and take some time to relax after your journey. Explore Willemstad's historic district, Punda. Enjoy the colorful architecture and waterfront views as you dine at one of the local restaurants.

    Tue. Jan 28 - Beach Day at Grote Knip for a day of sun, sand, and sea. Relax on the beach, swim in the turquoise waters, and snorkel among colorful marine life.

    Wed. Jan 29 - Explore Christoffel National Park, Curacao's largest national park, located on the island's rugged western tip. Option to Hike or ATV rides.

    Thu. Jan 30 - Enjoy Bday celebrations at the resort/accommodation with spa activities, and/or drinks, food, & laughs with your guests.

    Fri. Jan 31 - Swim with turtles at Playa Grandi and Relax at Playa Forti.

    Start by heading towards Playa Grandi. Bring your snorkeling gear and a waterproof camera, because you will be able to get incredible views underwater and of turtles.

    After your turtle adventures, head over to Playa Forti. Although only a few-minute drive away from Playa Grandi, this beach couldn’t be more different. While Playa Grandi is crowded with tourists, this beach is a secluded and calm tropical paradise. Just like many of the other Curaçao beaches, it has beautiful sand and clear blue water.

    Sat. Feb 1 -Depart and Return Home

    Spend your final morning relaxing at your hotel. Check out of your accommodation and transfer to the airport for your return flight to New York City.

Thailand: Koh Samui/ Phuket

Koh Samui and Phuket are renowned for their stunning beaches, each offering its own unique charm and beauty. Whether you prefer the laid-back vibes of Chaweng Beach in Koh Samui or the vibrant atmosphere of Patong Beach in Phuket, you'll find the perfect spot to soak up the sun, swim in crystal-clear waters, and enjoy water sports like snorkeling, kayaking, and paddleboarding.

Explore the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Koh Samui and Phuket with a variety of island adventures. From hiking to hidden waterfalls and exploring lush jungles to visiting sacred temples and historic landmarks, there's no shortage of activities to keep you entertained and inspired.

Immerse yourself in Thai culture and traditions with authentic experiences like cooking classes, Muay Thai boxing lessons, and visits to local markets and temples. Learn about the rich history and heritage of Thailand and connect with the warm and welcoming people of Koh Samui and Phuket.

  • Low 80s to 88 °F

    January in Koh Samui and Phuket means endless sunshine, warm temperatures, and pristine beaches that stretch as far as the eye can see.

  • NYC to USM or HKT

    • ~ to 21-23hr; 1 stop up to 2 stops

    • $1,300 to $2,000 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 5/2)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    KOH SAMUI

    Hotels ranging from $1,500-$7,100; Example

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room.)

    Homes ranging from $5,800 - $7,800; Example

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 6 people. Includes chef)

    PHUKET

    Hotels ranging from $2,500 -$ 5,200

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room.)

    Homes ranging from $6,800 - $10.5K+

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 6 people. Includes chef)

  • Things to Do

    • Beach Exploration: Koh Samui is renowned for its stunning beaches, each with its own unique charm. Spend your days lounging on the powdery sands of popular beaches like Chaweng, Lamai, and Bophut, or seek out quieter stretches of coastline such as Maenam and Choeng Mon for a more relaxed atmosphere.

    • Wat Phra Yai (Big Buddha Temple): Visit the iconic Big Buddha Temple, one of Koh Samui's most famous landmarks. Marvel at the impressive 12-meter tall golden Buddha statue, explore the ornate temple grounds, and enjoy panoramic views of the surrounding coastline from the temple's hilltop location.

    • Ang Thong National Marine Park: Embark on a day trip to Ang Thong National Marine Park, a pristine archipelago of 42 islands located just off the coast of Koh Samui. Explore secluded beaches, snorkel among colorful coral reefs, kayak through hidden lagoons, and hike to scenic viewpoints for breathtaking panoramas of the park.

    • Fisherman's Village: Discover the charming Fisherman's Village in Bophut, a historic district lined with rustic wooden buildings, boutique shops, and waterfront restaurants. Browse local handicrafts at the weekly Friday Night Market, sample fresh seafood at seaside eateries, and soak up the village's laid-back atmosphere.

    • Namuang Waterfall: Trek through lush jungle to reach Namuang Waterfall, Koh Samui's most famous waterfall. Swim in the refreshing pools beneath the cascading falls, admire the natural beauty of the surrounding rainforest, and capture stunning photos of this tropical oasis.

    • Wat Plai Laem: Explore the ornate temples of Wat Plai Laem, known for its impressive statues and intricate architecture. Admire the towering Guanyin statue, the Goddess of Mercy, and visit the colorful prayer halls adorned with elaborate murals and decorative details.

    • Nightlife in Chaweng: Experience Koh Samui's vibrant nightlife in Chaweng, the island's bustling entertainment hub. Dance the night away at beachfront clubs and bars, enjoy live music performances, and sample exotic cocktails and local Thai cuisine at lively night markets and street food stalls.

    • Island Hopping: Explore the surrounding islands and attractions with a boat tour or island-hopping excursion. Discover the pristine beaches and vibrant coral reefs of Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan, or visit the scenic viewpoints and hidden coves of Koh Phangan and Koh Tan for a day of adventure and exploration.

    • Elephant Sanctuary: Interact with rescued elephants at one of Koh Samui's ethical elephant sanctuaries. Learn about elephant conservation efforts, feed and bathe these gentle giants in their natural habitat, and support responsible tourism practices that prioritize animal welfare and environmental conservation.

    • Cooking Classes: Immerse yourself in Thai cuisine with a cooking class or culinary workshop. Learn to prepare traditional Thai dishes using fresh ingredients and authentic recipes, and gain insight into the flavors, techniques, and cultural significance of Thai cooking.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $46-$111 per person depending on activity and distance

  • Mon. Jan 27 - Arrive at Samui International Airport and transfer to your hotel or accommodation.

    Explore the area around your accommodation and enjoy a leisurely lunch. For the Evening, Head to Fisherman's Village in Bophut to explore the charming streets lined with shops, boutiques, and restaurants.

    Tue. Jan 28 - Enjoy breakfast at your hotel and embark on a guided island tour. Visit attractions such as the Big Buddha Temple (Wat Phra Yai), Na Muang Waterfall, and the Grandmother and Grandfather Rocks (Hin Ta and Hin Yai).

    Stop for lunch at a local restaurant, then spend the afternoon relaxing at one of Koh Samui's beautiful beaches, such as Chaweng Beach or Lamai Beach. Return to your hotel and dine at a beachfront restaurant, watching the sunset over the sea.

    Wed. Jan 29 - Join a snorkeling tour to explore the vibrant marine life around Koh Samui and its neighboring islands. Visit popular snorkeling spots such as Koh Tao and Koh Nang Yuan.

    Return to Koh Samui in the late afternoon. Freshen up at your hotel and then head out for dinner at a seafood restaurant.

    Thu. Jan 30 - Spa, Beach, and Resort Day. End the day celebrating with dinner on beach and a show.

    Fri. Jan 31 - Visit Wat Plai Laem, a Buddhist temple known for its elaborate statues and vibrant colors.

    Explore the local markets in Koh Samui, such as the Lamai Night Market or the Maenam Walking Street, where you can shop for souvenirs and try local street food.

    Enjoy a traditional Thai dinner accompanied by live music and dance performances at a cultural show.

    Sat. Feb 1 - Spend your final morning relaxing at your hotel, perhaps indulging in a spa treatment.

    Check out of your accommodation and transfer to Samui International Airport for your return flight to New York City.

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Aruba

January is considered the shoulder season in Aruba, offering a perfect balance between fewer crowds and fantastic weather. You'll have ample space to relax on the beach, explore attractions, and dine at local restaurants without feeling overcrowded.

Whether you're a novice or experienced water sports enthusiast, Aruba has something for everyone. Dive into crystal-clear waters for snorkeling or scuba diving adventures, try your hand at windsurfing or kitesurfing on the island's renowned beaches, or embark on a sunset sailing excursion along the coast.

Treat yourself to a rejuvenating getaway in Aruba's tranquil surroundings. Unwind with beachfront yoga sessions, pamper yourself with spa treatments inspired by indigenous ingredients, and reconnect with nature through eco-friendly excursions like hiking in Arikok National Park or horseback riding along the coast.

  • 86 °F, low chance of rain

    January falls within Aruba's dry season, meaning you'll encounter minimal rainfall and plenty of sunshine during your stay. With clear skies and gentle trade winds, you can fully enjoy outdoor activities like beach lounging, snorkeling, and exploring the island's natural wonders.

  • NYC to AUA

    • ~5hr nonstop

    • $310 to $420 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 4/30)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    Hotels ranging from $3600-$7500

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $7,000-$10K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Holds at least 6 people. Does not include chef)

  • Things to Do

    Eagle Beach: consistently ranked as one of the top beaches in the world.

    Arikok National Park: Hike through desert terrain, discover ancient caves adorned with Arawak petroglyphs, and marvel at dramatic limestone cliffs and natural pools.

    Oranjestad: Stroll through the colorful streets of Aruba's capital city, Oranjestad. Admire the Dutch colonial architecture.

    Snorkeling and Diving: Explore colorful coral reefs teeming with tropical fish, encounter marine life such as sea turtles and rays, and dive into shipwrecks dating back to the 16th century.

    Baby Beach: Relax at the family-friendly Baby Beach, a shallow lagoon with calm, turquoise waters ideal for swimming and snorkeling. Lounge on the soft sands, rent a beach cabana for shade, and enjoy water sports like paddleboarding and kayaking.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $65-$200+ per person depending on activity and distance

Tahiti

January in Tahiti means endless sunshine, balmy temperatures, and turquoise waters as far as the eye can see. Leave behind the cold weather and embrace the warmth of Tahiti's tropical climate, where palm-fringed beaches and lush landscapes beckon you to relax and unwind in paradise.

Indulge in luxury and relaxation at one of Tahiti's world-class resorts and overwater bungalows. Wake up to panoramic views of the ocean, pamper yourself with rejuvenating spa treatments, and savor gourmet cuisine inspired by French and Polynesian flavors. Tahiti's luxurious accommodations offer the perfect setting for a rejuvenating retreat.

Explore the diverse landscapes and pristine beauty of Tahiti's islands with a thrilling island-hopping adventure. From the rugged mountains of Moorea to the secluded beaches of Bora Bora, each island offers its own unique charm and attractions waiting to be discovered.

January in Tahiti is filled with lively celebrations and cultural festivities that showcase the vibrant spirit of the islands. From traditional dance performances to vibrant music festivals, there's always something exciting happening in Tahiti during this time of year. Don't miss the chance to immerse yourself in the local culture and join in the festivities!

  • 83-89 °F, January falls in Tahiti’s summer. December and January see an average of about 12 inches of rain each month. But keep in mind, these tropical showers typically last 30 minutes or less.

    With average temperatures hovering around the mid-80s Fahrenheit (around 30°C), January offers perfect weather for outdoor activities and beach relaxation. Whether you're sunbathing on powdery white sands, snorkeling in crystal-clear lagoons, or hiking through verdant rainforests, Tahiti's climate ensures a comfortable and enjoyable experience.

  • NYC to PPT

    • ~16hr, 1 stop, if depart 1/27 Early AM = arrive Late night 1/27 or leave PM arrive early AM 1/28

    • $1,630 to $1,700 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 4/30)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    TAHITI/MOOREA

    Hotels ranging from $1,800-$2,200

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $4,000 - $17K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Does not include chef. 6 People)

    BORA BORA

    Hotels ranging from $4,500 - $8,500

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Recommend hotels for ultimate bora bora experience

  • Things to Do

    • Pearl Farm Tours: Discover the fascinating process of pearl cultivation with a tour of a Tahitian pearl farm.

    • Tahitian Dance Shows: Immerse yourself in Tahitian culture with traditional dance performances known as 'Ori Tahiti'.

    • Waterfalls and Hiking Trails: Hike along scenic trails like the Fautaua Valley Trail or the Vaipahi Gardens Trail, and cool off with a refreshing swim beneath cascading waterfalls such as the iconic Fautaua Waterfall.

    • Local Markets: Experience the vibrant colors and flavors of Tahiti at local markets like Papeete's Marché de Papeete. Browse stalls selling fresh fruits, vegetables, handicrafts, and traditional Tahitian products such as vanilla, monoi oil, and pareo sarongs, and immerse yourself in the lively atmosphere of this bustling market.

    • Island Cruises: Embark on a cruise to explore the surrounding islands and atolls of Tahiti. Cruise along the stunning coastline of Moorea, Raiatea, or Bora Bora, stopping to snorkel in pristine lagoons, swim with sharks and rays, and enjoy beach picnics on secluded motus.

    • Cultural Workshops: Participate in hands-on cultural workshops to learn traditional Tahitian arts and crafts.

    • Luxury Spa Retreats: Indulge in pampering spa treatments inspired by Tahitian traditions and natural ingredients.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $80-$170+ per person depending on activity and distance

Fiji

With over 300 islands to explore, Fiji is a paradise for island-hopping adventures. Hop aboard a boat or seaplane and visit remote islands and secluded beaches, where you can relax on pristine sands, swim in turquoise lagoons, and experience the true essence of tropical paradise.

Indulge in luxury and relaxation at one of Fiji's world-class resorts. From lavish overwater bungalows to secluded beachfront villas, Fiji offers a range of accommodations where you can unwind in style, enjoy pampering spa treatments, and savor gourmet cuisine with stunning ocean views.

Whether you're seeking adrenaline-pumping thrills or serene nature experiences, Fiji has something for everyone. Embark on thrilling adventures like zip-lining through lush rainforests, white-water rafting down rushing rivers, or hiking to hidden waterfalls surrounded by pristine wilderness.

Experience the warmth and hospitality of the Fijian people, who welcome visitors with open arms and genuine smiles. From traditional kava ceremonies to lively cultural performances, interacting with locals offers a unique opportunity to immerse yourself in Fiji's rich cultural heritage and forge lasting connections.

  • 83-89 °F, the weather is characterized by high temperatures and short storms. Expect humidity.

    January boasts average temperatures in the high 80s Fahrenheit (around 30°C), making it the ideal time to soak up the sun and enjoy outdoor adventures without worrying about chilly weather

  • NYC to NAN

    • ~19.5hr , 1 stop, if depart 1/27 = arrive early AM 1/29

    • $1,100 to $1,620 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 4/30)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    Hotels ranging from $1,200 - $5,800

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $4,800 - $14.2K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Some may include chef)

  • Things to Do

    • Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands: Explore the stunning Mamanuca and Yasawa Islands, known for their pristine beaches, crystal-clear waters, and vibrant coral reefs.

    • Sigatoka Sand Dunes National Park: Trek through rolling sand dunes, explore ancient archaeological sites, and learn about the indigenous culture and traditions of the Fijian people at the park's visitor center.

    • Nadi and Suva: Explore local markets, browse handicraft stalls for souvenirs, and visit cultural sites like the Sri Siva Subramaniya Temple in Nadi or the Fiji Museum in Suva to learn about the country's rich heritage.

    • Tavoro Waterfalls: Embark on a trek through the lush rainforests of Taveuni Island to discover the breathtaking Tavoro Waterfalls. Follow hiking trails through tropical foliage, swim in cool freshwater pools beneath cascading waterfalls, and marvel at the beauty of Fiji's natural landscapes.

    • Sawa-i-Lau Caves: Venture inside these ancient limestone caves to discover hidden chambers, underground pools, and stunning rock formations. Legend has it that swimming through the caves' inner pool brings good luck and blessings.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $82-$170+ per person depending on activity and distance

Tucson, AZ

Tucson is a paradise for outdoor enthusiasts, with a variety of activities to suit every interest. Explore the stunning beauty of the Sonoran Desert with hikes in Saguaro National Park or Catalina State Park, where you'll encounter iconic saguaro cacti, rugged mountains, and panoramic vistas.

Escape the city lights and experience the magic of Tucson's dark skies with a stargazing adventure. Tucson is home to some of the best stargazing spots in the country, including Kitt Peak National Observatory and Mount Lemmon SkyCenter, where you can marvel at the wonders of the cosmos and observe distant galaxies, stars, and planets.

January in Tucson is filled with exciting festivals and events that celebrate the city's culture, heritage, and outdoor lifestyle. From the Tucson Gem and Mineral Show to the Tucson Jazz Festival and the Tucson Rodeo, there's always something happening in the Old Pueblo to entertain and inspire.

  • 77 °F °

    January in Tucson boasts mild temperatures, making it the ideal time to explore the outdoors without the scorching heat of summer. Enjoy clear blue skies and comfortable temperatures as you hike scenic trails, bike through desert landscapes, or simply soak up the sun by the pool.

  • NYC to TUS

    • ~7hr, 1 stop

    • $520 to $620 roundtrip/ person (basic economy; as of 5/1)

  • For your criteria, i found:

    Hotels ranging from $3,000-$13.7K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. 1 room)

    Homes ranging from $5,600-$11K

    (includes taxes + fees. This is total stay, not per night. Does not include chef. 6 people.)

  • Things to Do

    • Saguaro National Park: Hike scenic trails, drive the loop roads for picturesque vistas, and learn about desert flora and fauna at visitor centers.

    • Mission San Xavier del Bac: Known as the "White Dove of the Desert”, This stunning Spanish colonial mission, founded in 1692, features beautiful architecture, intricate artwork, and a rich history.

    • Old Tucson Studios: Step back in time at Old Tucson Studios, a movie studio and theme park that recreates the Wild West.

    • Mount Lemmon: Escape the desert heat with a scenic drive up Mount Lemmon, the highest peak in the Santa Catalina Mountains.

    • Sabino Canyon: Embark on a scenic tram ride or hike through Sabino Canyon, located in the Coronado National Forest. Marvel at dramatic canyon walls, sparkling streams, and desert wildlife, and enjoy picnicking and birdwatching opportunities.

    Activity Prices

    Range from $73-$110+ per person depending on activity and distance