- Day 1 – Charleston, South Carolina
- Experience the welcoming spirit of the American Southeast, where Southern hospitality, rich history, and enduring traditions come together. This journey is highlighted by memorable stays in Charleston, Savannah, and Jekyll Island. Begin in Charleston, a city that has repeatedly overcome adversity—surviving the Civil War, devastating fires, an earthquake, and powerful hurricanes—yet continues to radiate elegance, charm, and grace. If you arrive early, you may choose to explore independently, perhaps visiting the Patriot’s Point Naval Museum or the historic Aiken-Rhett House, before settling into your accommodations in Charleston’s Historic District.
- Day 2 – Charleston, South Carolina
- Choose how you’d like to experience Charleston—it’s entirely up to you. Join a local guide for a walking tour through the historic district, discovering hidden alleys and charming corners accessible only on foot, or set out on a harbor cruise to Fort Sumter, where the first shots of the Civil War were fired, with time to speak with a park ranger and explore the site independently. Later, visit the lively City Market, one of the nation’s oldest public markets and a centerpiece of Gullah sweetgrass basketry, an intricate art form with African roots. Continue on to Boone Hall Plantation and Gardens to gain insight into Southern life at one of America’s oldest working plantations. In the evening, gather with your fellow travelers for a welcome dinner at a local restaurant.
- Day 3 – Charleston – Savannah, Georgia
- Enjoy a leisurely morning to explore Charleston at your own pace. You may choose to take part in an optional horse-and-carriage tour, complete with lunch. Later, journey along the coast through South Carolina’s scenic Lowcountry en route to historic Savannah. This evening, take time to explore Factors Walk and River Street, where former cotton warehouses now house stylish shops, lively taverns, and inviting restaurants. Tonight, come together at a well-known local restaurant on Savannah’s iconic River Street for a cooking demonstration followed by a dinner featuring regional specialties.
- Day 4 – Savannah, Georgia
- This morning is yours to choose your adventure. Soak up the Southern charm of Savannah’s Historic District aboard a nostalgic, narrated trolley ride—or lace up for a walking tour that explores the city’s famously haunted past. Whichever path you take, lively and engaging commentary brings Savannah to life as you wind through cobblestone streets beneath moss-draped oak trees. Grand mansions, picturesque squares, and the romantic riverfront are sure to leave a lasting impression. Both tours conclude at the iconic Mercer Williams House, where you’ll enjoy a guided visit to the legendary home featured in Midnight in the Garden of Good and Evil. The rest of the afternoon and evening are yours to explore and enjoy at your own pace.
- Day 5 – Savannah – St. Simons Island – Jekyll Island
- Before bidding farewell to Savannah, visit the Pin Point Heritage Museum to learn about the rich history and culture of the Gullah Geechee people. Then travel to Georgia’s storied Gold Coast and arrive at charming St. Simons Island. Enjoy free time to explore at your leisure, strolling past unique boutiques and inviting restaurants in the village. Later, continue on to the elegant Jekyll Island Club Hotel, where you’ll settle in for the next two nights.
- Day 6 – Jekyll Island
- Gracefully set in the heart of Georgia’s Golden Isles, Jekyll Island was once a favored retreat for some of America’s most prominent families, including the Rockefellers, Vanderbilts, and J.P. Morgan. Enjoy a leisurely morning to soak in the island’s timeless, old-world charm. Later, gather for a guided tram tour showcasing the island and the Jekyll Island Historic Landmark District—one of the largest historic restoration projects in the nation. This evening, come together with your fellow travelers for a memorable farewell dinner at the elegant Jekyll Island Club Hotel.
- Day 7 – Jekyll Island – Jacksonville, Florida – Tour Ends
- As your journey comes to an end, return home with memories of a truly well-traveled adventure. The Southern charm, warm hospitality, and unforgettable experiences you’ve enjoyed will remain close to your heart for years to come.
Extend Your Vacation there is a Post Tour Extension Available.
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- Historic Charleston
- Choice on Tour: Walking Tour or Fort Sumter Cruise in Charleston
- Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens
- Savannah
- Choice on Tour: Savannah Trolley Tour or Haunted Savannah Walking Tour
- St. Simons Island
- Jekyll Island
- Round Trip Airfare from Milwaukee
- 3 Handpicked Accommodations
- 9 Meals
- 2 Choice on Tour Options
- Must-See Inclusions:
- Step back in time at the luxurious Jekyll Island Club.
- Get to know Charleston’s cobblestoned streets, historic homes, and restored buildings.
- Explore Boone Hall Plantation & Gardens, one of the country’s oldest plantations still in operation.
- Learn about the life and history of the Gullah Geechee people during a visit to Pin Point Heritage Museum.
- Visit the intriguing Mercer Williams House, one of Savannah’s renowned historic homes.
- Enjoy a cooking demonstration and dinner showcasing regional specialties in Savannah.
- Culinary Inclusions:
- Enjoy a cooking demonstration and dinner showcasing regional specialties in Savannah.
- Emeline Hotel – Charleston
- Cambria Savannah Historic District
- Jekyll Island Club
(Hotels are Subject to Change)
Costs:
The regular rate starts at $4149** pp for double occupancy before Early Booking discount.
Single and Triple Occupancy options are available.
Optional trip extensions and upgraded airfare are available on a limited basis. These options will affect the final price.
Pricing includes
Round Trip Airfare, Transfers, Surcharges and Air Taxes
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DEPOSIT & FINAL PAYMENT
A deposit of $698 per person is due upon reservation.
Deposits are refundable up until June 8, 2026
Reservations are made on a first-come, first-served basis.
Reservations made after June 1, 2026 are based upon availability.
+ Final Payment is due by September 09, 2026.
** All Rates are Per Person and are subject to change, based on air inclusive package from MKE
Optional Trip Protection Plans are available and must be purchased at the time of deposit. The cost is $429 pp
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Optional Trip Protection Plans are available and must be purchased at the time of deposit. Cost is $429
If you choose not to purchase Collette’s Waiver Insurance Plan, you will incur penalties for changes and cancellations. Travel Protection Payment is due with your deposit.
Latitudes Travel Highly Suggests Purchasing the Trip Protection Plan. If you choose not to, Latitudes Travel Requires you to sign a waiver indicating this choice.
+ + MORE ABOUT COLLETTES TRIP PROTECTION + +
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Go ahead and book that dream trip, because when you purchase our industry-leading Travel Protection Plan, you can cancel for any reason and get your money back – all the way up to 24 hours before your trip departs. We’ve offered this plan for decades to give our travelers assurance every step of the way – with no blackout windows or hidden restrictions.
Every tour, every departure, every time. Collette has you covered.
In addition to covering you for pre-trip cancellation, our Travel Protection Plan also includes the following benefits:
- Travel Delay Support (daily stipend)
- Trip Interruption (if you need to end your trip early)
- Baggage Loss or Delay
- Missed Connections (if you purchased air)
- Medical Expenses for Illness or Injury
- Emergency Assistance
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Please note as of January 1, 2023, the travel insurance provider for Part B of the Collette Travel Protection Plan has changed. See full details here »
** Cancellation Fees and Information Without Trip Protection **
Cancellation Charges for this tour: After April 17, 2025, The non-refundable deposit will be retained.
For Cancellation between 90-16 days prior to departure: cancellation fee of 40% of total price.
For cancellation between 15-1 days prior to departure: cancellation fee of 75% of total price.
For cancellation on the day of departure and after: 100% of total price.
Cancellation protection is highly recommended and must be purchased at time of deposit. Air rates are subject to change until the tour is paid in full.
If the Travel Protection Plan has not been purchased and a reservation is cancelled for any reason prior to departure – Air is 100% non-refundable once paid in full.
Cancellation charges also apply to reservations made for “pre” and “post” night accommodations. Payment of a Per Person Travel Protection Plan Fee guarantees a full refund of all payments (including deposit), except the Travel Protection Plan Fee itself, made to Collette for travel arrangements in case of cancellation of your travel plans for any reason prior to the day of departure. The Travel Protection Plan Fee withAir only covers airline tickets you have purchased from Collette. Exception: If you originally purchased nonrefundable airline tickets, Part B of the Travel Protection Plan may provide a refund for the airline tickets, taxes, or fees in the event of a cancellation for a covered reason (see Part B for more details). The Travel Protection Plan Fee does not cover any single supplement charges which arise from an individual’s traveling companion electing to cancel for any reason prior to departure. However, the Part B travel insurance includes a single supplement benefit of $1,500 for certain covered reasons as detailed in Part B. In this case, the single supplement will be deducted from the refund of the person who cancels. Division of this charge between the two passengers involved is solely their responsibility. If insufficient funds are deducted from the canceling client, the traveling client will be charged the remaining portion of the single supplement. Cancellation waiver protects you from penalties in the event you have a need to cancel your entire inclusive tour package up to the day prior to departure.
Cancellation waiver does not indemnify you from penalties if you chose to cancel partial tour components or air. If you choose to partially cancel your vacation, you will be responsible for a
revision fee as well as any penalties that are incurred at the time of the cancellation. Upon cancellation of transportation or travel services where you, the customer, are not at fault and have not canceled in violation of the terms and conditions above, you will be refunded 100%. Please see your sales agent for more information, or review our brochure for details.
