Greece Island Explorer 2026

May 21 – May 30, 2026

The Greek islands are known for their extreme beauty with many white buildings set against the deep blue Mediterranean Sea. The pictures are truly worth a million words. One can only truly experience this beauty by seeing it for yourself. We begin our Aegean journey on the island of Paros. This island is known as having some of the most beautiful beaches in all of Greece. One of the most typical islands of the Cyclades, it is famous for the traditional architecture, the lovely beaches and its nightlife. Parikia and Naoussa are the main villages of Paros, where most activities are concentrated, while there are also other seaside settlements around the island. Some of the lovely beaches are Santa Maria, Kolymbithres and Parasporos famous for its white sand beaches, crystal clear waters and mountain landscapes. We spend one day at the neighboring island of Naxos.

Santorini Island is ranked as the number one island in Europe by Conde’ Nast magazine. When you think of Greece and see the photos you are seeing Santorini. The sunsets alone are famous in their own right for the amazing colors and serene beauty of yet another wonderful day turning into a fabulous night. Santorini also boast vineyards to tour and the extreme topography of one side of the island being flat with wonderful beaches including a black sand and red sand beach. The other side of the island is the caldera side with its high cliffs and breathtaking views of the sea. This is where we will stay with amazing views over the Sea.

The last stop of this tour is Crete Island, this unique yet large and diverse island is home to the historic site of Knossos Palace, Venetian villages, mountains and so much more. We will stay in the picturesque town of Chania and it’s colorful Marina. You will experience wine tasting, Greek villages, learning of the Crete history and last but not least making your own Greek meal.

 

 

 

Day 1: May 21, 2026 – Arrive into Athens and take the connecting flight to Paros Island. (D)

Upon arrival into Athens you will take a short flight to the island of Paros. Upon arrival in Paros island enjoy a private transfer to the hotel. Check in and enjoy some time to relax at the beach or pool. Later today your tour leader will take you on a guided walk of the town of Naoussa. This evening enjoy a welcome dinner in town to meet your traveling companions for the week. Paliomylos Beach view hotel for 3 nights.

**Please note: Unless doing a carry on, you have to collect and recheck your luggage in Athens prior to your Paros flight. If booking airfare yourself, please allow enough time for this when booking the flight to Paros.

Naoussa is considered to be one of the prettiest villages in the Cyclades, this lovely village has managed to keep its authenticity, traditional character and charm, with its whitewashed and flowered little buildings. Surrounded by labyrinth-like narrow, stone paved streets, the lovely village is built around a tiny picturesque port where little colorful fishing boats called caiques moor and the remains of a Venetian castle can still be seen, creating a unique and enchanting atmosphere. Little taverns and ouzeries are boarding the port, giving a friendly and traditional atmosphere. Though Naoussa is much quieter than Parikia, it offers several animated bars and nightclubs, opened until dawn. Also famous for its numerous beautiful golden beaches, filling the natural bay such as Kolymbithres Beach, Agios Ioannis, Agioi Anargyroi, Monastiri and many more. From the wildest and more secluded beaches to the fully organized ones, those beaches are ideal for everyone, covering all tastes and needs.

Day 2: May 22 – Paros Island tour. (B,L)

After breakfast depart for a tour of the island. You will visit such Cities as Parikia and Lefkes and the sites the Panayia Cathedral, Monastery of Panagia Ekatontapiliani, Church of Agia Triada and many more sites this island has to offer. Your local guide will give you much of the islands history as well as showing you many wonderful sights and scenic views along the tour. After enjoy a wonderful local Greek lunch. The remainder of the day and evening is at your leisure. This evening is at your leisure your tour leader will assist with suggestions.

Day 3: May 23 Paros at Leisure. (B)

With so many great beaches, the town of Parikia and the hotel Spa today is yours to enjoy as you choose. Dinner in town tonight.

Day 4: May 24 – Transfer to Santorini Island. (B,D)

After breakfast we check out of the hotel and transfer via fast ferry to the famous island of Santorini. Upon arrival transfer to our hotel on top of the Caldera in the town of Fira. Fira is a typical Cycladic village, made up of charming white houses with blue windows and doors, separated from each other by small, paved streets. Many of its beautiful buildings date back to the Venetian invasion. Don’t miss the famous sunset from just outside your hotel, one of the experiences this area is famous for. This evening have dinner in town with sunset views over the Caldera. Boutique hotel in Santorini 3 nights.

Day 5: May 25 – Santorini Island tour. (B, L)

Today is all about exploring the island. Start the day seeing some of the sights in Fira the Capitol city, we’ll continue with a visit to the traditional villages of Pyrgos and Megalochori, which offer stunning views of the island. We will drive along the ocean as we see the Black and Red sand beaches. We will enjoy lunch along the beach with time to enjoy this area. We finish our island tour in the whitewashed village of Oia, located on the hillside overlooking the caldera.

Day 6: May 26 – Island Boat Tour. (B, L)

Today we enjoy a tour of the coastal side of the island including the red and black sand beaches via our Catamaran. We will sail to the volcanic island of Nea Kameni with amazing views across the sea. Next the boat heads to the “Hot Springs” and their thermal sulfurous waters, where you can let yourself indulge in the warm and soothing waters. The vessel docks close to Thirassia, the second largest of the complex of islands forming the caldera, giving you the opportunity to escape into its crystal clear and refreshing blue waters. Meanwhile, the crew prepares a delicious traditional buffet of Greek food which will be accompanied by delicious local white wine. Next, head to the northern tip of Santorini and the town of Oia, with its two small fishing ports. The boat offers a unique vantage point from which to admire and photograph this traditional settlement. Relax and enjoy the beautiful scenery, while cruising over the Aegean Sea. The remainder of the day and evening is at your leisure to explore the island as you choose. Enjoy the remainder of the evening at leisure in the town of Fira.

Day 7: May 27 – Transfer to Crete Island. (B,D)

Your last day in Santorini offers you some leisure time to explore on your own. Take in some wine tastings at the many wineries, rent a buggy and tour at your leisure. Take the gondola ride down to the waters edge and then a donkey ride back to the top. In the late afternoon, we take the fast ferry to the island of Crete and transfer to our hotel, located near the port in the city of Heraklion.  After check-in, we will enjoy dinner at a local tavern. Hotel Lato 1 night.

Day 8: May 28 – Crete Island tour. (B, L)

After breakfast, embark on a full-day tour of the area. First, visit the archaeological site of the magnificent Minoan palace of Knossos, the center of Minoan civilization. Your licensed guide will give you an in-depth tour and discuss the site’s history and artifacts. Continue on to the wonderful area of Chania (Hania), with stops along the way. Among the tour Highlights: the quaint towns of Rethymnon and Georgioupoli, Greek winery, and of course, you’ll have time to snap some photos along the way. We will have an amazing Greek lunch with a setting that is out of the movies. Arrive in ​​Platanias for our beach stay at the hotel Porto ​​Platanias for 2 nights.

Day 9: May 29 – At Leisure. (B,D)

Your last day on Crete and in Greece will be spent at leisure. Enjoy time to relax at the beach. Visit the town of Chania and its old buildings offering a unique Venetian history of the island. Visit the local market here for authentic shopping of olive oils and honey grown and harvested on the island. Many other wonderful shops offer great deals on local crafts and goodies to bring home. Enjoy dinner tonight to say goodbye to Greece and your new friends.

The Old Town of Chania is built on the remains of the Minoan Kydonia and comprise of many historic districts. People with different cultures and morals lived in Chania creating a unique atmosphere. Right across the town’s entrance you will see the magnificent Venetian Lighthouse, which was built during the 16th century. The archaeological findings reveal that the region was constantly inhabited since the Neolithic Age and was an important town during the Minoan, Byzantine and Roman period. Especially during the Roman period Chania was an important financial and cultural center. But then the Turks came and everything changed. After the liberation of the town from the Turks, Chania along with the rest of Crete, united with the Greek State.

Day 10: May 30 – Departure Day. (B)

You will fly out of Chania, Crete (CHQ) Departure times from Chania vary. Please consult with us regarding the best option on your return flight as most flights should be booked as a continued route departing from Chania via Athens or other city.

Per Person (based on Double Occupancy) – Cost: $4453.00
Per Person Single Cost: $5329.00

 

Included:
  • 9 nights’ hotel in 4 star hotels with taxes
  • Daily breakfast
  • 4 Dinners & 4 Lunches
  • Entrance fees to all sites visited as per itinerary
  • WTTW Private Group Airport transfers
  • WTTW Private group transfers to all included sites and cities visited
  • High speed ferry’s between Islands
  • Porterage at Hotels
  • Local  English Speaking tour guides and private drivers
  • Welcome Gift
Not Included:
  • International airfare in to Athens Greece, into Paros,  and out of Chania Crete.
  • Meals & Beverages not listed in the itinerary
  • Gratuities for drivers/guides
  • Room charges such as calls, mini bar, laundry, room service
  • All personal expenses
  • Travel insurance
  • Any additional tours or expenses not listed in the itinerary
  • Pre/Post nights in Athens or Crete. Please inquire if needed.
IMPORTANT NOTEWORTHY STUFF:
  • Regarding traveling as double occupancy, we will try to find you a room mate, but keep in mind it is better for you to secure your own room mate as we cannot guarantee a room mate for you.
  • Any request for services outside of this advertised itinerary will incur a service fee.
  • We can book your airfare for you, just keep in mind that for international bookings, WTTW charges a $100 service fee.
  • If booking your own airfare, please make sure you arrive (May 21st) into Athens Airport (ATH) and then upon arrival a connection flight from Athens to Paros.  In Paros you will be taken to your hotel.  For departing Chania Crete Airport (CHQ) on May 30th, book your departure flight to leave no later than than 12pm.

A $500.00 deposit will be required at time of booking.

January 21st 2026: 50% of Total Tour Cost Balance Due – 120 Days before departure.

February 21st 2026: 100% Final Tour Cost Balance Due – 90 Days before departure.

Visitors from the US, Canada and Australia need a valid passport, Visas are not required for Americans, Canadians or Australians visiting for less than 3 months. If you are a citizen of another E.U. country, you do not need a passport, only an identity card. Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months after the date you intend to leave the European Union. Make sure you check your passport expiry date at least 2 months prior to travel. Before traveling abroad it’s a good idea to make two photocopies of your passport, driver’s license and credit cards. Leave one copy at home with a friend or family member and another bring with you.

Greece is 7 hours ahead of Eastern Standard Time (NYC) 8 hours ahead of Central Standard Time, 9 hours ahead of Mountain Standard Time (DEN), and 10 hours ahead of Pacific Standard Time (LAX). Greece does observe daylight saving time, The European 24-hour clock is used to measure time, so on schedules you’ll see 3:30 PM as 15:30, and 11:00 PM as 23:00

Greece has a warm, dry climate. The best time to visit begins in May. Paros may have some strong winds, and Crete is mild and sunny nearly all year round, Santorini may get some winds however it keeps a nice warm temperature. Temperatures will range from the mid to upper 80’s for day and low to mid 70’s for the evenings.

The local currency in Greece is the euro. The best way to get cash in the local currency is from an ATM. Keep in mind that most banks impose a fee every time a card is used at another bank’s ATM, and that fee can be higher for international transactions ($1 – $3) so try and withdraw as few times as possible. Credit cards are accepted by most shops and restaurants however check with your credit card company regarding foreign exchange fees. You will also have a better chance making deals at local shops if paying with cash.

Voltage in Greece is 200 volts AC (50 cycles) and the plug is the typical European plug with two round prongs. Many stores in North America sell the appropriate transformers and adapters, and they can also be purchased on arrival in Athens airport, as well. Any heat generating appliances that you bring need a transformer, and they may still not work properly with the different voltage. Small electronics which are such as laptops, tablets, Phones, etc., have dual voltage, so you only need a plug converter.

Greece has a value-added tax (VAT) on most purchases made within the country, and the displayed price already includes it. It ranges from 6% (for books) to 23% (general goods). Luxury goods such as jewelry, and expensive imported liquors include a 30% built-in tax. To get a VAT refund on purchases that qualify, present your passport to the salesperson and ask for the special stamped form. Present the form with your purchases at the booth marked IVA Tax Refunds at the airport, as you leave the country. You’ll get your money refunded right at the booth.

Greece does not offer free medical treatment to visitors. Travelers from Canada and the United States must pay for medical services rendered, but will be reimbursed by their travel insurance. Your health insurance provider may not cover you while traveling to Greece so it is best to check with them prior to travel. It is always advisable to purchase a travel insurance plan while traveling abroad. This way you will be covered for accidents, injury and illness. No vaccines are required for Greece. The water is not safe to drink and thus bottled water must be used to drink and in same cases at certain hotels for brushing your teeth.

This trip has a fairly limited activity level however at each stop we will be walking quite a bit. Most streets are uneven pavement or on cobble stone paths. To be able to fully enjoy the tour and participate in scheduled activities, you need to be able to walk, at a leisurely pace, up to 3 or 4 or so miles on some days. You should be able to stand unassisted for up to 30 minutes at times during the tours. You will need be able to keep up with the group without any assistance. At times you will need manage your own luggage. This trip is pretty easy for the average person however if you can’t or choose not to participate in certain activities this is at your own discretion. However it cannot affect the groups participation nor can any tours or activities or refunds be offered or changed due to an individual not being able or not wanting to participate.

The following items are suggested to bring to help make your tour run smoothly.
Good walking shoes and or walking sandals. Light weight sweater or jacket, All toiletries needed to a minimum. Hotels provide hair dryers, soap, shampoo, sometimes conditioner.
Clothing needs to be warm weather clothing: For Day shorts, pants, jeans or leggings, long or short sleeved tops. Bathing Suite, sunscreen, hot, sunglasses.
Evening is casual with dresses, casual pants, etc. No formal evenings. ***Please note evening temperatures might be cooler so dress accordingly.
Dressing in layers is always good. Try to mix and match outfits

Greece Island Explorer 2026

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Should Women Traveling The World become aware client has submitted an insurance claim without prior written notification of cancellation, client acknowledges she will be removed from the tour with an effective date of when Women Traveling The World becomes aware of the insurance claim. Cancellation penalties – as allowed by the tour’s cancellation terms and these global terms and conditions- will be based on the date WTTW becomes aware of the insurance claim.

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1. To dispute any previously authorized payment that did not represent a mistake in the amount charged by WTTW.
2. To attempt to recover non-refundable payments and/or cancellation fees imposed by these Terms and Conditions.
3. To attempt to recover financial loss after client-purchased travel insurance fails to pay a claim, in part or in whole, for any reason.
4. To falsify information or facts to claim a refund is due.

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If the illegitimate dispute is associated with a tour the traveler is currently registered for, she will be removed from the tour on the date WTTW is notified of the dispute. See paragraph 2.7.2 – Denial of Participation in Tour due to non-compliance with payment requirements.

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· You will receive a booking confirmation email from WTTW to indicate your spot on the tour has been confirmed. It is your responsibility to verify the booking information and the amount collected is accurate and to notify WTTW immediately if an error is discovered.

NOTES:
Should the room type you chose be unavailable, the tour is already full, your credit card is declined, or any other reason the reservation request cannot be processed, WTTW will contact you for further details.

2.2.1 Room Type Selection

At time of reservation request the traveler will indicate her room-type. Not all choices may be available for your tour, or at the time you make your reservation.

· If at the time of booking, you book double-occupancy and need to specify who you want to room with -by name-, you must send an email to WTTW (info@womentravelingtheworld.com) with a SUBJECT: (Tour Name)/Roommate (by-name), following your booking, indicating such and the name of your roommate. Each of you must book a reservation naming the other as your roommate and pay the room-sharing cost for the tour. Additionally, each of you must pay the Double Occupancy cost if you elect to share the room before the tour begins or after the tour ends.

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· Women Traveling The World reserves the right to require a traveler to be assigned, and pay for, a single occupancy room based on, but not limited to, history of inappropriate sharing behavior, or at our sole discretion for the good of the traveler and the good of the other group members.

2.2.2 Risk Associated with Double Occupancy

WTTW understands the benefit of room sharing (i.e. cost factor, rooming friends, etc.), however should your booked roommate cancel or become unable to travel, this is a risk to consider.

It is strongly recommended for double occupancy travelers to purchase travel insurance with a “Single Occupancy Benefit”.

WTTW will attempt to find you a replacement roommate. However, WTTW cannot guarantee a replacement roommate.  Should this be the case, WTTW will notify you no less than 121 days from tour departure date that a roommate could not be acquired and the following options will exist:

· Cancel your tour, however the cancellation policies of Section 3.0 of this document will apply.

· Upgrade from the double occupancy rate to single occupancy rate.

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– If making a partial payment, the amount must be equal to or greater than $500.
– After WTTW has successfully received your payment, you will receive a revised Invoice. Otherwise, we will notify you that the charge was declined and instruct you to submit it again.
– It is the client’s responsibility to confirm the amount charged is accurate and notify WTTW immediately if an error is discovered.

2.4 Documents Required to Travel

– It is the traveler’s responsibility to obtain and present the required documents necessary for travel. This includes, but is not limited to, a valid government-issued photo ID, passport, visa, Letter of Invitation, shot record, proof of medical evacuation insurance, and any other documentation that may be required at time of travel.

– Travelers who have any question as to their ability to obtain and present the required documents necessary to travel to a country should address their questions to the embassy or consulate of the country to which they will be traveling.

– For tours requiring a passport, traveler must be in possession of a machine-readable passport valid for 6 months after her tour return date along with applicable visas.

– It is the traveler’s sole responsibility to secure and/or pay for any and all visas, reciprocity fees, affidavits, immunizations, tests, etc. that are required to be permitted entry into each destination. In some countries you may be subject to entry (reciprocity) fees and/or departure taxes/ exit fees which will be collected at the airports upon entry/departure by local government authorities.  Please note that entry to any country may be refused even if the required information and travel documents are complete.

– For up-to-date detailed information on travel documents and visas, entry/exit taxes and further information on entry and exit requirements, please check with your local consular services. Traveler understands that requirements for entry may change. Staying abreast of requirements for entry and obtaining and carrying these documents is your sole responsibility. WTTW bears no responsibility for such information and will not be responsible for advising and/or obtaining required travel documentation for any traveler, or for any delays, damages, and/or losses including missed portions of your vacation/holiday related to improper documentation or government decisions about entry.

– Any traveler who cannot obtain proper documentation to travel, no matter when or how that discovery is made, will be responsible for whatever cancellation penalties are in force at the time of cancellation from the WTTW tour or at the time of denial of travel.

2.5 Information Required by WTTW

WTTW requires the following information be provided a to facilitate arrangements for your participation in the group tour. This information is collected during the tour booking process on the website using our Confidential Travel Booking FORM.

Confidential Travel Booking FORM

Emergency contact and other information WTTW collects on the Confidential Travel Booking Form is essential for solo traveler safety should an incident occur. We share the dietary information; the other information is held in confidence and is only used in case of an emergency.

Passport data is required, and collected on this form for all international travel. Passport information is only shared when required by local authorities, to book international flights, and to assist in replacing a lost or stolen passport.
If not provided on the initial Booking Form, Please provide no later than 120 days before departure, unless instructed that this information is required sooner.
Past Due: If the failure to provide passport information interferes with group arrangements, a “final request” email will be sent to the traveler notifying her of removal from the tour if her passport information is not provided within 48 hours (2 days) of final request. If the traveler is removed from the tour, any refund of monies will be based on the tour’s cancellation terms as of the date of removal.
Final Travel Instructions (i.e. Travel Documents) will be withheld until such time as this information is provided.

Flight Itinerary and Details

This information is required in order to facilitate the necessary tour arrangements.
Please provide no later than 90 days before departure, unless instructed that this information is required sooner. Flight itineraries provided less than 90 days before departure may incur additional costs.

2.6 Additional Forms and Information Required to Participate in a Tour and/or in Specific Activities

Participation in certain tours and/or specific activities offered as part of a tour may require the participant to sign and return forms and provide information about themselves including, but not limited to release forms, consent agreements, waivers of liability, and/or disclosure of weight, height, and other personal details. These documents and information requirements are in addition to and do not replace any of the Terms and Conditions contained herein.

Failure to sign and return required documents and/or provide required personal information by the date stipulated by WTTW for participation in the tour and/or activities of the tour will result in denial of services in part or in full. No money will be refunded for any portion of the tour and/or activities unused due to refusal on the part of the traveler to provide required information and/or sign and return participation agreements.

2.7 Denial of Participation in Tour

Client acknowledges and agrees that Women Traveling The World can remove you from a tour you are registered for, for the reasons listed below.

2.7.1: Non-Payment:

Client acknowledges that she will be removed from a tour if she has not made a required payment by the stated payment due date. She will receive an email reminding her the payment is past due, and the date on which she will be removed from the tour if the payment is not received. Once removed from the tour for non-payment, WTTW will email client that she has been removed from the tour. Cancellation penalties will be applied based on the date of removal from the tour.

2.7.2: Non-Compliance with Payment Requirements:

Client acknowledges that the dispute of legitimate (i.e. not in error) credit card charge(s) makes her no longer in compliance with the payment requirements for the tour. Client acknowledges she will be removed from the tour on the date WTTW is notified of the dispute.

2.7.3: Failure to Provide Required Information:

Client acknowledges that she will be removed from the tour if she fails to provide required information by the date stipulated by WTTW for participation in the tour. This includes, but is not limited to, missing valid passport information that interferes with group reservations, missing proof of mandatory emergency evacuation insurance that interferes with group reservations, and/or failure to sign and return required forms and/or required information necessary for participation in the tour. Cancellation penalties will be applied based on the date of removal from the tour.

2.7.4: At WTTW’s Sole Discretion:

Client acknowledges that Women Traveling The World reserves the right to remove any client from the tour prior to departure for the safety of the client and/or to protect group participants. This includes, but is not limited to, indications of cognitive impairment such as dementia, abusive language and/or threatening behavior towards WTTW Staff or group participants, or discovery that the client does not meet minimum requirements for participation in the tour. WTTW will notify the traveler of her removal from the tour and reserves the right to impose all cancellation penalties in effect at time of removal from tour. WTTW reserves the right to refuse any future reservations from the client.

3.0 CANCELLATION BY TRAVELER

3.1 Cancellation Penalties

Land Tours:

If the date of the deposit is within 120 days, or less of the departure date, the deposit is non refundable.

If the date of deposit is 121, or more days from departure, you have 3 days to cancel from date of deposit and receive a refund. After that time the following cancellation penalties will be enforced:

· Following the 3 days the deposit is non-refundable.

· 119 Days to 91 Days from tour start date: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 50% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 89 Days to 60 Days: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 75% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 59 Days to 0 Days: Cancellation on or after this date results in a cancellation penalty of 100% of your Total Tour Cost.

Cruises:

If the date of the deposit is within 120 days, or less of the departure date, the deposit is non refundable.

If the date of deposit is 121, or more days from departure, you have 3 days to cancel from date of deposit and receive a refund. After that time the following cancellation penalties will be enforced:

· Following the 3 days the deposit is non-refundable.

· 119 Days to 91 Days from tour start date: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 50% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 89 Days to 60 Days: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 75% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 59 Days to 0 Days: Cancellation on or after this date results in a cancellation penalty of 100% of your Total Tour Cost.

Windstar Cruises (only):

Bookings cancelled at 121 days or greater from the tour start date will be subject to a $50.00 per person cancellation fee. Additionally, a full refund, excluding cancellation fee, will be made for cancellations received by WTTW at 121 days or greater from cruise start date.

· 120 Days from tour start date: 50% of Total tour Cost Balance Due.

· 120 Days or less from tour start date: Deposit is forfeited.

· 119 Days to 91 Days from tour start date: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 50% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 89 Days to 60 Days: Cancellation results in a cancellation penalty of 75% of your Total Tour Cost.

· 59 Days to 0 Days: Cancellation on or after this date results in a cancellation penalty of 100% of your Total Tour Cost.

 

 Each tour lists the exact dates when cancellation terms will be imposed and the exact dollar amount or percentage amount assessed against your total tour cost – which includes any optional selections. This information is located under the “Payment Info” tab for your tour on the website- which you had to affirm you read in order to purchase a spot on the tour. The “Payment Dates -and- Cancellation Terms” for your tour are repeated in the Booking Invoice you will receive via email once confirmed on the tour.

WTTW will not make any exceptions to the cancellation dates or cancellation penalty amounts, regardless of cancellation reason.  We strongly encourage you purchase travel insurance to protect your investment. 

3.2 Notification, Effective Date and Acknowledgement of Cancellation

· Client must email info@womentravelingtheworld.com to notify WTTW of your decision to cancel.  No other method of notification will be accepted.
· The effective date of cancellation and removal from the tour will be determined by the date of receipt of Cancellation email.
· After WTTW has removed you from the tour you will receive a Cancellation Confirmation email detailing the disposition of your payments to date. A Cancellation Booking Invoice will be attached  showing what you purchased, payment amounts and cancellation penalties. Any refund due will be listed.
· Refunds, whether back to the original credit card used, or by check, can take up to 15 business days to be issued.

3.3 Expenses Incurred on Behalf of Client who Cancels

· Cancellation fees represent recovery of expenses incurred by WTTW on your behalf as of the date of your cancellation.  These expenses include, but are not limited to, administering your reservation, planning for your participation, and paying 3rd-Party suppliers for your participation – by name – in the tour. These expenses cannot be recovered, regardless of the reason for cancellation.

· Client acknowledges and agrees that should the tour not operate after you have cancelled, for whatever reason, client has no claim to further recompense.

· Client is reminded that the amount and type of trip cancellation insurance you determine is appropriate to protect you from the risk of financial loss is your only recourse for reimbursement of any imposed cancellation terms.

3.4 Credits (i.e. Voucher for Future Travel)

A credit for a specific dollar amount will be issued by Women Traveling The World in the following situations:
· When a client cancels a tour prior to the stated “last day” the tour deposit can be converted to a credit for use on a new reservation.
· As allowed by Section 4.0 “Unable to Operate the Tour” of these Terms and Conditions.

NOTE:
  WTTW does not allow travelers to “move” from one tour to another, or to “transfer” funds from one tour to another.
The process is:

  1. Cancel the original tour by emailing info@womentravelingtheworld.com
  2. Receive acknowledgement of the Cancellation Confirmation Email
  3. Submit a reservation booking request for the tour you want to purchase. Complete a booking reservation request on any tour accepting reservations at the time of credit availability and proceed with the deposit. Should any credits exist at this time, an updated travel invoice will be provided to you stating the credit(s) applied to the remaining balance. Client acknowledges credits will be held on client’s account for a period of time not to exceed 18 months (549 days) from date of cancellation, unless the period of time is modified as allowed by Section 4.0 “Unable to Operate the Tour” of these Terms and Conditions. Client further acknowledges that unused credits will automatically be forfeited if not placed on a future tour by the stated expiration date of the credits. Client acknowledges credits have no cash value, can only be applied as a credit to a tour she is not already registered for, and can only be used once.  Credits cannot be transferred to another WTTW member. If client cancels during the 3-day cancel without penalty period the 1st time she uses her Credits, the Used Credits will be stored with their original expiration date(s).  When the Credits are used a 2nd time, there will not be a 3-day grace period. Cancellation at any time will result in forfeiture of the total amount of parked credits used. If applicable, additional cancellation fees will be assessed based on date of cancellation. WTTW customers can find out their credit balance by emailing info@womentravelingtheworld.com or calling our office at +1 (866) 753-1552 and request the information.3.6 Reinstatement Fee to Join a Tour the Traveler has Previously Cancelled

Women Traveling The World will charge a $100 “reinstatement fee” should a traveler rejoin a tour she previously cancelled, regardless of reason for cancellation. The $100 fee recovers the expenses incurred by WTTW to reinstate the traveler on the tour.

There is no 3-day grace period on the 2nd reservation of the same tour.

The amount due at time of reservation, including the use of credits as all or part of the amount due at time of reservation, will become non-refundable upon processing of the reservation and will be forfeited should the traveler cancel at any time. If applicable, additional penalties will be imposed based on the date of cancellation.

Should the traveler cancel the same tour for a second time, regardless of cancellation reason, WTTW will not accept a 3rd reservation for the same tour.

3.5 WTTW SERVICE FEES

WTTW will access traveler service fees, payable by the traveler,  for all travel related changes to a WTTW purchased itinerary, that are outside the inclusions of that itinerary. In addition, all airfare bookings will automatically incur a service fee.

4.0 UNABLE TO OPERATE THE TOUR

4.1 Tours Lacking Enough Travelers

· At any time before the FINAL PAYMENT DUE DATE:  Clients will be notified via email when a tour lacks the minimum number of travelers to operate. All payments will be refunded within 15 business days. Any credits used will be returned to client account with a new expiration date of 18 months.

· 7 DAYS after the FINAL PAYMENT DUE DATE: In the rare event a significant number of travelers cancel and/or do not make their final payment, resulting in too few travelers to operate the tour, clients paid in full will be notified via email. All payments will be refunded within 15 business days. Any credits used will be returned to client account with a new expiration date of 18 months.

4.2 Tours Impacted by New or Ongoing Travel Disruptions

WTTW reserves the right at our sole discretion to cancel or reschedule any tour at any time prior to the tour’s scheduled start date when new or ongoing travel disruptions – that are beyond the control of and due to no fault of WTTW – could/do materially impact the ability of Women Traveling The World to deliver the promised tour services or could/do endanger the health and safety of our travelers.

While these events are rare, conditions such as terrorist activities, acts of God/Nature, government restrictions to travel, transportation strikes, and other situations unforeseen or unnamed, can and do happen.

Client acknowledges and agrees that the only potential recourse for reimbursement should these events occur is through the purchase of trip cancellation insurance that would cover such events.

4.2.2 Money will be Refunded IF:

 

If the Final Payment Due Date of the tour is still in the future when the tour is unable to operate, all payments will be refunded within 15 business days. Any credits used will be returned to client account with a new expiration date 18 months.

4.2.3 Credits will be Issued IF:

If the Final Payment Due Date of the tour has already passed, but the tour has not started (i.e. day prior to tour start date), and the traveler is unable to travel on the rescheduled dates of the tour.
1. The tour will be rescheduled. Travelers will automatically be transferred to the rescheduled tour dates and informed of the new travel dates and new cancellation terms.
2. If the client is unable to travel on the rescheduled dates, client has 7 days to submit an email request (info@womentravelingtheworld.com) for removal from the rescheduled tour and issued a future travel credit equal to the total amount paid. The Credit is valid for 18 months from date of issue (See section 3.4 Credits)and can only be used in part or whole on a future tour accepting reservations at the time of use.
3. If the rescheduled tour referenced in #1 above cannot operate for any reason, any clients still registered to take the tour at time of cancellation by WTTW, the total amount paid for the original tour, plus any additional payments for the reschedule tour, if applicable, will be refunded by check within 15 business days.

4.3 Force Majeure (Superior Force)

No refund or future credit for travel shall be due to the traveler from WTTW for failure to perform obligations related to delivery of tour services if such failure, whether in whole or in part, occurs on the tour start date, or while the tour is in progress, and is a result of acts of God/Nature (including fire, flood, earthquake, storm, hurricane, volcano eruption, epidemics, pandemics, or other natural disasters), war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, cyber-attacks, hostilities (regardless of whether war is declared), civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power or confiscation, terrorist activities, nationalism, government sanction, government border closures, government enforced quarantine, blockage, embargo, labor dispute, strike, lockout or interruption or failure of any mode of transportation, electricity, internet or telephone services, or anything else unforeseen or unnamed, any one of which could make delivery of tour services impaired or impossible to deliver or perform.

As a good faith effort, WTTW will work to determine if any remuneration may be available from the 3rd-party suppliers who are in possession of the money.
· Client acknowledges that determining the possibility of remuneration takes an indeterminable amount time.
· Client acknowledges and agrees that the filing of an insurance claim, and/or taking any action to dispute a previously authorized credit card charge at any time will result in forfeiture of all rights to any remuneration.

WTTW will communicate in writing to all travelers still eligible for remuneration the results of WTTW’s attempts for remuneration.
· Any client who rejects in whole or in part the proffered final terms of remuneration waives all rights to any recompense from Women Traveling The World.

5.0 TRAVEL DISCLOSURES

5.1 Use of Intermediaries and 3rd-Party Suppliers

WTTW, and its employees, shareholders, agents, and representatives use intermediaries and 3rd-party suppliers to arrange lodging, transportation, sightseeing, guides, and all other services related to this tour. WTTW is an independent contractor and is not an employee, agent, or representative of any of these intermediaries and suppliers. WTTW does not own, manage, operate, supervise, or control any transportation, vehicle, airplane, hotel or restaurant, or any other entity that supplies services related to your tour unless explicitly disclosed in the tour details. WTTW is not affiliated with any other tour operator. All intermediaries and suppliers are independent contractors and are not agents or employees or representatives of WTTW.

Some WTTW tours, as noted in the itinerary, are scheduled with 3rd-party suppliers who sell their tours to the general public (example: a cruise ship, train, various available-to-the-public activities, etc.). The traveler acknowledges that other groups and/or individuals may be a part of the same tour or activity.

All tickets, receipts, coupons, and vouchers are issued subject to the terms and conditions specified by each supplier, and by accepting the coupons, vouchers, and tickets, or utilizing the services, all customers agree that neither WTTW, nor its employees, agents, or representatives are or may be liable for any loss, injury, or damage to any tour participant or their belongings, or otherwise, in connection with any service supplied or not supplied resulting directly or indirectly from any occurrence beyond the control of WTTW.

WTTW assumes no responsibility or liability, in whole or in part, for any delay, change in schedule, loss, injury or damage or loss of any participant that may result from any act or omission on the part of others; and WTTW shall be relieved of any obligations under these terms and conditions in the event of result of acts of God (including fire, flood, earthquake, storm, hurricane, volcano eruption, epidemics, pandemics, or other natural disasters), war, invasion, acts of foreign enemies, cyber-attacks, hostilities (regardless of whether war is declared), civil war, rebellion, revolution, insurrection, military or usurped power or confiscation, terrorist activities, nationalism, government sanction, government border closures, government enforced quarantine, blockage, embargo, labor dispute, strike, lockout or interruption or failure of any mode of transportation, electricity, internet or telephone services, or illness, accident, or death, or anything else unforeseen or unnamed, any one of which could delay or cause cancellation of services.

Client acknowledges and agrees that the only potential recourse for reimbursement should these events occur is through the purchase of travel insurance that would cover such events.

5.2 Risk Tolerance

By offering reservations for travel in particular international destinations, WTTW does not represent or warrant that travel to such areas is advisable or without risk. WTTW will not be liable for damages or losses that result from travel to such destinations. It is the traveler’s responsibility to determine her level of risk tolerance, including the decision to participate in a tour to a locale, city, country or continent where alerts and warnings have been or could be issued by official government agencies on or before the tour start date. If the tour is still scheduled to operate and the traveler cancels, regardless of the reason, standard cancellation penalties apply.

5.3 Additional Risks

Additional risks and dangers may arise including, but not limited to, hazards of travel by train, automobile, motor coach, aircraft and other means of conveyance, animal interactions, forces of nature, political unrest, other unrest, risks associated with water, food, plants, insects and differing animal regulation, and acts of national and local governments and unrest and acts of others against governments. These risks are not an exhaustive list but are examples of many kinds of risks. You are voluntarily participating in these activities with the knowledge that there are significant dangers involved, and you hereby agree to accept any and all risks.

As lawful consideration for the agreement with WTTW to participate in such tours and activities, you agree you will not make a claim against WTTW, its related companies or its personnel, or sue for bodily injury, emotional trauma, death, property loss or damage or other loss, cost or expense, however caused, as a result of or related to your contracting for, traveling to or from, or in any and every other way participating in the tour. You release WTTW, its related companies and its personnel from any and all claims, known or unknown, arising from contracting for, traveling to or from, and in any and every way participating in a tour. This release of liability and assumption of risk agreement is entered into on behalf of you and all members of your family and party, also including minors. This agreement also binds your heirs, legal representatives and assigns.

Where the guest occupies a motor coach seat fitted with a safety belt, neither WTTW nor the Operator nor its agents or co-operating organizations or service providers will be liable for any injury, illness or death or for any loss or damages or claims whatsoever arising from any accident or incident, if the safety belt is not being worn at the time of such an accident or incident. This exclusion and limitation of liability shall not be used to imply that the Operator or its agents or affiliated entities are liable in other circumstances.

5.4 Modifications to the Tour Package

Modifications by Women Traveling The World:

5.4.1 Itinerary Modifications:
Women Traveling The World may modify the tour package without notification to the client and make substitutions of activities, transportation, meals, or any other element of the tour package prior to departure at its sole discretion to facilitate the itinerary, to protect the health and safety of our travelers, and when events occur that are beyond the control of WTTW. If WTTW makes an itinerary change that materially affects the character of the tour in its entirety (a “Material Change”), WTTW will provide notice to all travelers via email as soon as reasonably possible, provided there is sufficient time to do so before departure.

Once a tour has departed, itinerary changes may be necessary because of unforeseen circumstances, operational concerns, or concerns for traveler health, safety, enjoyment or comfort. Any itinerary changes are at the sole discretion of the WTTW Tour Leader and Women Traveling The World.

5.4.2 Group Size Modifications:
Women Traveling The World generally works with a tour size of no more than 14 travelers. WTTW may increase the stated maximum number of travelers at its sole discretion and without notice when necessary to facilitate room sharing arrangements or other circumstances that could not be foreseen. In the event of groups in excess of 22 travelers, WTTW will send two WTTW Tour Leaders or a WTTW Tour Leader and locally hired Tour Guide who will travel with the group.

5.4.3 Modifications by Traveler:

The purchased tour cannot be modified, nor can any component of the purchased tour be rescheduled, modified, or credited back in anyway. This includes, and is not limited to, tour airfare that WTTW has facilitated (booked non-refundable), tour hotel accommodations, tour transfers, tour ground transportation, and any other component or details of the tour.

 

5.5 Double Occupancy/Room share Changes Prior to and While on Tour

5.5.1 Prior to Tour Start:
· If you specify a roommate who cannot get on the tour for any reason, cancels her booking once on the tour, fails to show up at the start of the tour, etc., section 2.2.2 applies.

· If you did not specify a roommate and your assigned roommate (name provided in Final Travel Documents) cancels the tour at the last minute or fails to show up at the start of the tour, section 2.2.2 applies.

5.5.2 After Tour Begins:

· Any traveler who has a roommate, but decides she wants a single room, for whatever reason, must arrange and pay for the single room directly with the hotel, if available.

· Roommate incompatibility, while rare, does occasionally happen. The WTTW Tour Leader is available to discuss actions that may be available to help resolve the conflict, including the possibility of changing roommates.

5.6 Arrivals, Departures, Transfers and Delays

· Tour transfers, included as stated in the itinerary cannot be modified as per section 5.4.3.

· Travelers arriving by air are responsible for allowing enough time to deplane, gather luggage, clear customs, and travel to the designated meeting location to join the tour. WTTW will not delay the departure of the group for travelers arriving after the designated tour start time as listed in each tour’s itinerary.

· Travelers are required to provide WTTW with their flight arrangements no later than 90 days of the tour departure. Travelers are also required to notify WTTW in the event the airline should change the arrival or departure time of a flight.

· On tours where scheduled transfers are provided, travelers who elect to take alternate transportation to the hotel, for any reason (including the inability to locate the local transfer provider), will not be reimbursed for the transfer expense incurred.

· Travelers who are delayed for whatever reason are responsible for notifying WTTW of their situation and to communicate regularly with WTTW as to their anticipated arrival time. Delayed travelers are responsible for joining the group as soon as possible and at their own expense if their arrival occurs after the last scheduled transfer.

· Travelers who are delayed or arrive late, for whatever reason, that results in not using or participating in the main tour’s inclusions or any pre-tour optional purchases will not be refunded. Adequate travel insurance is the only means to recover these costs.

5.7 Limited Participation or Removal from a Tour in Progress

The WTTW representative(s) has the authority to limit a traveler from participating in specific activities. Should the WTTW representative(s) determine the traveler is not physically or otherwise capable of safely participating in some or all of an activity, would significantly impact the group pace, or could potentially pose a danger to herself and/or others, the traveler will be instructed to modify or not participate in the activity. In the event a traveler’s participation in select activities is restricted, WTTW will not refund any monies or pay for alternate arrangements.

The WTTW representative(s) has the authority to remove a traveler from a tour. Should the WTTW representative(s) determine the traveler is not physically or otherwise capable of continuing the tour, is adversely affecting the overall group dynamics, poses a danger to herself or others, or is willfully ignoring the instructions of the WTTW representative(s) to the detriment or safety of herself and/or the group, the traveler will not be allowed to continue with the group. In the event a traveler is removed from a tour, regardless of reason, WTTW will not refund any monies. Transportation costs to return home, airline penalties, and any other expenses will be the responsibility of the traveler.

In the event a traveler voluntarily does not participate in activities, or voluntarily quits the tour prior to its scheduled conclusion, WTTW will not refund any monies for the unused portion of the tour arrangements. All expenses as a result of these voluntary choices will be the responsibility of the traveler.

5.8 Use of Travelers’ Images in Promotional Materials

Photographs and video taken by Women Traveling The World Tour Leaders and other WTTW representatives while on tour are the property of WTTW and may be used in promotional materials. Any traveler who does not wish to have her photograph or video footage used in promotional material MUST advise WTTW in writing no later than the tour’s Final Payment Due Date.

5.9 Sign up for Women Traveling The World Newsletter

By accepting these terms and conditions and making a purchase on our website, you agree to receive emails from WTTW for marketing purposes. Should you want to stop receiving these emails, you may unsubscribe at any time.

6.0 SEVERABILITY, JURISDICTION AND APPLICABLE LAW

6.1 Severability

If any provision of these terms and conditions shall be held unenforceable, such provision shall be struck and the remainder shall remain enforceable.

6.2 Jurisdiction and Applicable Law

These Terms and Conditions and any agreement to which they apply are governed in all respects by the laws of the state of Florida without regard to conflicts of law principles. All traveler claims must be submitted in writing and received by WTTW no later than sixty (60) days after the completion of the WTTW tour. Traveler claims not submitted and received within this time shall be deemed waived and barred.

7.0 Deposit

By accepting these terms and conditions, you also acknowledge that moving forward and providing a deposit for this tour or cruise, that it is not refundable after 3 days of payment.

I have read, understood, and fully agree to the foregoing TERMS AND CONDITIONS. I release Women Traveling the World LLC and its representatives from all responsibility and liability.