Galveston, Photo Credit: Russell Vasseur

Stockyard District, Fort Worth, Texas

San Antonio Riverwalk, Texas

The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas

Johnson Space Center, Houston, Texas

Mount Rushmore National Monument, Black Hills, SD

Fort Worth Cattle Drive, Photo Credit: Lavender Pathways

Albuquerque, Indian Pueblo Cultural Center, Photo Credit-New Mexico Tourism

Texas and New Mexico American Southwest

Experience a grand circle tour that journeys south through ten American states and features Texas, New Mexico, and the Black Hills of South Dakota. Visit Dallas, Houston, Galveston, San Antonio, Albuquerque, Santa Fe and Denver. Includes a visit to the beautiful Carlsbad Caverns. Relive the history and the unique attractions of “The Wild Wild West”.

2026 Departure date
- Alberta: 21 days | November 2
  Saskatchewan: 19 days | November 3
  Prices to be announced
- USA South
- Motorcoach
- Passport Required

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Edmonton to Calgary to Swift Current

Monday. Your Journey to the Wild Wild West of America begins as you are welcomed aboard your deluxe coach in Edmonton. Travel south via Red Deer to Calgary meeting additional travel companions enroute. A stop is made in Medicine Hat before crossing the Alberta/Saskatchewan border and arriving in Swift Current for overnight. Join your fellow passengers for an informal WELCOME RECEPTION.

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Swift Current to Minot

Tuesday. Saskatchewan passengers join the tour as you travel through Moose Jaw, Regina, Weyburn and Estevan before crossing the Canadian/American border. Continue south through North Dakota to Minot.

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Minot to Watertown

Wednesday. Travel to Fargo, enter South Dakota and overnight in Watertown. Enjoy an included PIZZA PARTY with your travel companions at the hotel.

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Watertown to Kanas City

Thursday. Follow the picturesque Missouri River along the western border of Iowa to Kansas City, Missouri for overnight. Enjoy the many amenities at the Drury Inn tonight, including the complementary food and drinks at Kickback.

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Kanas City to Oklahoma City

Friday. Travel through Kansas and part of Oklahoma on your way to its largest city, Oklahoma City.

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Oklahoma City to Fort Worth

(2 nights) Saturday. This morning we travel into Texas, the Lonestar State. Arrive in the dynamic Dallas/Fort Worth area known for millionaires and urban cowboys for a two-night stay. This afternoon stroll through the national historic district of the FORT WORTH STOCKYARDS. Discover the mystique of cattle drives, the early days of cowboys, livestock and meatpacking industries. Stay in the heart of downtown Fort Worth at the Hampton Inn.

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Fort Worth

Sunday. Get ready to saddle up for a full morning exploring Dallas with your LOCAL GUIDE. Dallas is known for its progressive architecture, giving its skyline a recognizable image, but is also surrounded by historic districts that have been transformed into entertainment, dining, and retail spaces. Visit the outstanding John F. Kennedy Memorial exhibit, “THE SIXTH FLOOR MUSEUM”. Later this afternoon, travel a short distance back to your Fort Worth hotel. You may want to return to the excitement of the stockyards on your own this evening.

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Fort Worth to Galveston

Monday. (2 nights) Leave the metroplex of Dallas-Fort Worth behind and travel to Galveston, a 19th century Victorian community located on an island on the Gulf Coast. Appreciate all that Houston has to offer on a GUIDED TOUR of America’s fourth largest city. See the theatre district, which is second only to New York City. Marvel at the world-famous Texas Medical Center, whose 12.8 km² (3,163 acres) and 60 non-profit institutions make it the largest medical complex in the world. Stay the next two nights at the ideally located Holiday Inn Resort Galveston – at the Beach.

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Galveston to Houston to Galveston

Tuesday. Return to Houston to visit SPACE CENTER HOUSTON at the Johnson Space Center and learn about America’s history and future of space flight. Then spend your afternoon enjoying free time to stroll historic DOWNTOWN GALVESTON. Experience the iron-front architecture of the buildings along The Strand, once called the “Wall Street of the West” with its boutiques and restaurants. Return to your hotel with time to stroll the beaches along the Gulf waters.

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Galveston to San Antonio

(2 nights) Wednesday. Travel today to San Antonio, a city which expresses the soul of Texas. Enjoy a GUIDED TOUR of one of America’s most unique cities. Be our guest at the Grand Dury Plaza Hotel located on the beautiful San Antonio Riverwalk.

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San Antonio

Thursday. Enjoy a free day with time to explore. Some options for the afternoon: shop at the Mexican market, visit the Alamo or perhaps view the Imax film presentation of the famous battle. Since your hotel is located right on the RIVERWALK, San Antonio’s shopping and entertainment center, many options are open to you.

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San Antonio to Carlsbad

Friday. Today we say goodbye to the Lone Star State and travel northwest to enter the state of New Mexico.

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Carlsbad to Albuqerque

Saturday. Begin your day with a stop at beautiful CARLSBAD CAVERNS NATIONAL PARK. Enjoy a visit to the scenic caverns with an informative AUDIO GUIDE. Travel to famous ROSWELL, well known for UFO sightings and lore. Continue to the heart of New Mexico, Albuquerque.

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Albuqerque to Santa Fe

(2 nights) Sunday. A visit to historic Old Town offers a unique look into New Mexico’s Spanish past. A GUIDED TOUR of the INDIAN PUEBLO CULTURAL CENTER, features an included LUNCH at the Indian Pueblo Kitchen for an unforgettable Indigenous dining experience. Venture onto the TURQUOISE TRAIL, the historic route joining the mining towns of the Sandia Mountains on your way to Santa Fe, the nation’s oldest capital city nestled in the foothills of the Rocky Mountains and steeped in history. Stay at the centrally located Drury Plaza Hotel.

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Santa Fe

Monday. A GUIDED TOUR of the city, including the San Miguel Mission, the Palace of the Governors, the State Capitol and more will introduce you to this historic area. This afternoon enjoy free time in Santa Fe Plaza, the traditional Spanish-American colonial city square in the centre of town.

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Santa Fe to Denver

Tuesday. Travel along the east face of the Rocky Mountains to enter Colorado. When you reach the mile-high city of Denver, enjoy a night at the Drury Inn Tech Center.

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Denver to Cheyenne

Wednesday. A CITY TOUR details the landmarks, legends and architecture that make the Colorado state capital Denver famous. After lunch, continue into Wyoming to Cheyenne, capital city and early settlement of the Wild West. Visit the Cheyenne Frontier Days OLD WEST MUSEUM dedicated to Cheyenne’s roots and the history of rodeo.

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Cheyenne to Deadwood

Thursday. Travel through the plains of eastern Wyoming to enter South Dakota. Visit the BLACK HILLS NATIONAL FOREST and stop at the CRAZY HORSE MEMORIAL, an ongoing sculpture being carved in tribute to the North American Indian. Continue to DEADWOOD, made famous by Wild Bill Hickock and Calamity Jane. Overnight at The Mineral Palace in the heart of this historic town.

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Deadwood to Williston

Friday. Begin your day with a visit to one of the world’s greatest mountain carvings. MOUNT RUSHMORE NATIONAL MEMORIAL depicts four presidents’ faces and is the world’s largest mountain carving. It was sculpted from the granite of the Black Hills from 1929 to 1941. After this awesome sight, travel through the lonesome plains of South Dakota. Enter North Dakota, continuing your travels through the North Dakota Badlands to Williston for overnight. Join your travel companions this evening for a HOSTED FAREWELL DINNER.

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Williston to Medicine Hat

Saturday. Depart Williston and travel northward to re-enter Canada. Bid farewell to your travelling companions from Saskatchewan. Arrive at Medicine Hat for overnight.

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Medicine Hat to Calgary to Edmonton

Sunday. Today is “Going Home” day with many memories of your travels through ten American states and two Canadian provinces.

Included in Your Holiday

First class transportation on an air-conditioned, washroom-equipped motorcoach
Quality accommodations and tax
Services of an experienced Tour Director and Driver
Baggage handling, one average piece per person
Travel Bag
Admission to attractions and sightseeing as outlined in the itinerary
Welcome Meet and Greet
Pizza Party
Fort Worth Stockyards
Guided tour of Dallas
The Sixth Floor Museum
Guided tour of Houston

Space Center Houston
Downtown Galveston
Guided tour of San Antonio
Riverwalk
Carlsbad Caverns with Audio Guide
Roswell
Indian Pueblo Cultural Center
Turquoise Trail
Guided tour of Santa Fe
Guided tour of Denver
Old West Museum
Crazy Horse Memorial
Deadwood
Mount Rushmore National Memorial
Meals Include: All Breakfasts, one lunch, a pizza party and Farewell Dinner

2026 Alberta Prices to be announced

Cost per person | Prices in Canadian Funds | Prices subject to change

2026 Saskatchewan Prices to be announced

Cost per person | Prices in Canadian Funds | Prices subject to change

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