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3
Days
May 7 - 9, 2009
May 6 - 8, 2010
DAY 1 On
our way south, we’ll stop for our included coffee and roll break. Lunch is included
in Des Moines at the Iowa Machine Shed. This afternoon we'll enjoy a guided tour of
the Bridges of Madison County in Winterset, Iowa, made famous by the best-selling novel
and movie. Our storybook tour includes the history of the covered bridges and the
birthplace of John Wayne. After checking into our hotel for the next 2 nights, the evening
will be free to relax and have dinner (on your own).
 
DAY 2 After
our included breakfast we’ll head for Pella's wonderful Tulip Festival, where
we’ll be greeted by our local guide (in Dutch costume) for our city tour. You’ll
then have time to visit a Dutch bakery, stroll main street, sample Dutch foods, shop, view
the Glockenspiel and have lunch (on your own). We have reserved seating at the
Volksparade, where you’ll see the Queen Coronation, street scrubbers, Dutch Dancers
and the wonderful parade. In the late afternoon we’ll have an included Tulip Festival
Dinner at the Pella Christian High School, then return to our hotel in Des Moines.
 
DAY 3 An
included breakfast starts our day, then we're off to Amana, Iowa for a short driving tour
of the Amana Colonies. We'll have time to enjoy the many unique shops, as well as an
included lunch. This afternoon we'll head back to the Twin Cities, arriving back
home early this evening.
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TOUR HIGHLIGHTS
Deluxe motorcoach
2 nights' accommodations
Luggage handling
Bridges of Madison County
John Wayne's birthplace
Pella Tulip Festival guided tour
Street scrubbers
Dutch dancers
Reserved seats for the Volksparade
Amana Colonies tour, shopping and lunch
2 breakfasts, 2 lunches & 1 dinner
Tourco's Firstline Tour Manager
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PER PERSON RATES
$ 399.00 Double Occupancy
$ 389.00 Triple/Quad Occupancy
$ 499.00 Single Occupancy
(2010 Prices may be higher) A $100.00 deposit per person is required to hold your reservation.
Final payment is due 45 days prior to departure. |
| Call 763-780-2985 for reservations. |
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