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Sep. 27: Ancient Rome

Ancient Rome

Sunday, September 27

Transfer Pickup time: 8:15 am

Tour Start Time: 9:00 am

Excursions:

Private Transfer: Hotel to Colosseum

Colosseum + Roman Forum

Free Time: Rome

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Mystery Tour Bookings Are Opening T O M O R R O W!

And yes—you still won’t know the destination… until departure day.

Here’s what you do know before deciding:

• Dates: April 1–9, 2028
• Duration: 9 Days
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Who This Trip is For

This journey isn’t for everyone. It’s for travelers who enjoy a mix of structured touring and flexible free time, love walking tours, savoring local flavors, and meeting the people who call this place home.

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Weather + Packing Vibes

Our mystery tour is taking place in the spring from April 1–9, 2028.

Expect mild days with cool mornings and evenings—layering is key!

Rain showers are possible, so don’t forget your rain gear.

Comfortabl

Mystery Tour: Regional Vibes

We’re heading somewhere Land + See has never taken a group—and won’t again.

Think cobblestone streets that echo with history, colorful architecture around every corner, and a rhythm that’s both o

Something different is coming.

Not a destination reveal.
Not a typical trip.

This one is all about the experience and trusting us to take you somewhere worth it. Think of it like a trust fall… but the kind where you already know you’re

Something new is coming…

I’ve been quietly working on a very small, curated mystery trip, and I’m almost ready to share it.

This one is not for everyone. It’s for the bravest, boldest travelers who are all in on the unknown

Our last day in Bodrum, spent the only way that makes sense—out on the water, chasing the sun on a Turkish gulet.

Name a prettier hike than the Red and Rose Valleys.

I’ll wait.

Oh, to experience days like today.

We started the morning descending into King’s Valley—to Ali’s family farm, following the very stairs he carved by hand as a boy. Step by step, carrying baskets of fruit, learning what it meant to

It’s hard to put this into words in a way that feels honest.

Riding horseback through the Red Valley felt like stepping into something untouched… like the world slowed down just enough for you to actually feel it.

A full kind of quiet.

Some things never change

Like Jordan’s travel wardrobe, for example 🙃

You deserve better than "Good Enough" travel

You work hard
Your time off is limited
Your trips should be seamless and leave you feeling recharged

That's where I come in

There’s nothing like experiencing a city through the people who actually live it.

Huge thanks to Seyhan for letting us see Sultanahmet the way he does.

Shoes quietly slipped off at the Blue Mosque
The call to prayer carrying through the stree

We came
We saw
We snacked

Day one in Istanbul sure was delicious 🤤