Dubai continually mesmerizes with its striking skyline of world record-holding structures, and golden-sand deserts and shorelines that stretch for miles. On this DreamTrip, you’ll explore a mix of the ancient and the modern, starting with an exciting city tour. Take in the sail-shaped Burj Al Arab, Dubai Creek and the famous gold and spice souks. Shop at the Dubai Malland enjoy the impressive water fountain show at the Dubai Fountain.

After being dazzled by the city’s cosmopolitan glitz, go on a desert safari and try your hand at dune bashing. Spend time camel riding, designing with henna and smoking shisha, a traditional Middle Eastern water-pipe. Feast on a delicious dinner and end the evening with traditional performances — Tanoura folk dancing and belly dancing — before you return to the hotel.

What we love:
• Shaped like the billowing sail of an Arabian dhow, Burj Al Arab is visible from far and wide. It's the world's 3rd-tallest hotel, rising 1,053 feet (321 meters) above sea level.
• Dubai’s gold and spice souks are known for extremely cheap gold, but you may have to haggle for it.
• Your exciting desert safari features prime opportunities for sunset photography.

Discover Ireland’s history, culture and unforgettable scenery on this DreamTrip to the nation’s capital. Embark on a fascinating full-day tour and visit Trinity College, founded in 1592, to see the world-famous Book of Kells — the illustrated gospel said to harken from the 8th century. See St. Patrick’s Cathedral, built on the site where Saint Patrick baptized converts in the 5th century. Drive through Phoenix Park and view antiques and relics from Ireland’s storied history at the National Museum of Ireland. Many tour highlights abound in the cobbled streets of Dublin, so take the time to admire the colorful doors and Georgian architecture along the way. You may also see the Georgian Squares, Irish Houses of Parliament, National Gallery of Ireland and the General Post Office as you pass by.

The following day, visit the beloved Guinness^® Storehouse for a self-guided tour through the 7-story “visitor experience” center. Learn the captivating history of one of the world’s most recognizable brands. Finish your tour with a complimentary pint and 360-degree views of the city from the 7th-floor Gravity Bar. (All ages are permitted on this tour; however, only guests ages 18 years and older are permitted to consume alcohol. See Additional Information for more details.)

What we love:
• At 1747 acres (707 hectares), Phoenix Park is twice as large as New York City’s Central Park and five times larger than Hyde Park in London. It houses a zoo, its own herd of deer and the Irish President’s official residence.
• Music legend Johnny Cash penned the song “Forty Shades of Green” to honor Ireland’s beautiful countryside.
• Guinness originated in an old brewery in St. James's Gate in 1759. Today, it's available in more than 120 countries and is one of the world's best-selling beers.

Pack your camera and get ready for an exhilarating tour of northern Taiwan’s captivating countryside. Start your adventure at Yangmingshan National Park, known for its cherry blossoms and abundant hot springs. Visit Xiaoyoukeng, a post-volcanic terrain marked by smoking fumaroles and sulfur crystals. Also, stop at the park’s Lengshuikeng recreation area to see the milky-white waters of the hot springs. The steaming wells are just as mesmerizing at Beitou Thermal Valley, where the waters have a rare emerald hue unique to only 2 hot springs in the world. After lunch, continue to Beitou Library, one of the most eco-friendly structures in East Asia.

What we love:
• The now-verdant Lengshuikeng area was once the bed of a barrier lake formed by lava flows from the surrounding volcanoes.
• Lengshuikeng features a foot-soaking pool with natural hot-spring waters where visitors can quickly revive their toes while exploring Yangmingshan.
• Although it opened in 2006 and is otherwise a thoroughly modern building, Beitou Library is entirely made of wood to stay true to its “green” initiative.

Board the luxurious SeaDream in San Juan, Puerto Rico, for a 7-night yacht cruise to 6 ports in the British Virgin Islands, West Indies and French Caribbean. This is an exclusive VIP adventure on the high seas for adults only.

This is an awesome opportunity for you to have an elaborate and fun-filled time; including the option of additional activities at participating ports (available at an added cost).

Kick off this amazing cruise with a pajama party at the top of the yacht bar (bring pajamas or SeaDream will provide pajamas in the room drops). Before dawn, it’s off to South Friar’s Bay — a popular spot in St. Kitts with breathtaking views, abundant beach bars and trendy boutiques— where you will enjoy a Super Bowl watch party. Spend overnight in South Friar’s Bay. Optional, additional cost activities will be available to choose from.

Venture on to the welcoming Chrishi Beach Club at Charlestown, on the tranquil island of Nevis. Diverse activities include a beach party, swimming, snorkeling and volley ball.

The next day will find you at St. John’s, Antigua, for a day of leisure either aboard ship or in town wandering through its renowned farmer’s market and carnival-colored architecture.

Next, arrive in Gustavia, St. Barts, for a lovely day of unlimited leisure to bask on the beach, splash in the ocean, enjoy water sports or browse the bustling Le Ti-Marche open-air market.

Your final exotic stop is Charlotte Amalie on St. Thomas, for fun in the sun and several tourist attractions and shopping in this bustling and beautiful port. The day culminates with a dramatic and fun-loving farewell reception.

Return to San Juan on Day 8 and disembark with memories to last a lifetime.

Executive Status Members call 1-800-961-4748to pay with points.

What we love:
• The entire 50-cabin SeaDream is a spectacular way to cruise.
• This ultimate yachting experience is customized exclusively for this event, and is found nowhere else.
• There is enough free time to enjoy being together for lounging, laughing and dream-building.

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Price displayed above is per person based on double occupancy and includes government fees and taxes per person. Cabins are available on a first-come, first-served basis, and upgrades are not an option.

Enjoy a fun- and fact-filled day while exploring some of Hong Kong’s most exciting attractions. Exercise your brain at the Hong Kong Museum of History by learning about the territory’s fascinating heritage through educational exhibits and interactive multimedia programs. Then, give your heart and smile a workout at Hong Kong Disneyland Park^®. Get your adrenaline pumping with attractions such as the Mad Tea Party, Toy Soldiers Parachute Drop, Big Grizzly Mountain Runaway Mine Cars and so much more. The next day, use your free time to see other intriguing Hong Kong sights at your leisure.

What we love:
• Many buildings in Hong Kong do not have a 4th floor because the number is considered unlucky.
• The Peak Tram has been in operation since 1888, and is one of the oldest and steepest funicular railways in the world.
• The Hong Kong Museum of History, which CNN called an “interactive blast to the past,” appears on “best of” lists from USA Today, Time Out, TripAdvisorand more.

Savor the vibrant culture and enchanting rural life of Thailand on this 3-night DreamTrip to Bangkok. Discover Thailand’s vibrant culture and enchanting rural life. Board a traditional long-tail boat to coast along the canals to the famous Damnoen Saduak Floating Market. You’ll be entranced by the colorful fruit, vegetables and flowers being sold from the enormous cluster of boats. You can even try your hand at bartering with the vendors. From there, continue to the Rose Garden to rejuvenate with a delicious buffet lunch, and stroll the beautifully manicured grounds. At the Rose Garden’s model Thai village, enjoy a cultural show portraying captivating scenes of everyday life in rural Thailand. Marvel as the magnificently costumed actors perform a mock wedding and monk ordination ceremonies, as well as demonstrations of kick boxing, sword fighting and more. The following day is yours to explore Bangkok at your leisure.

What we love:
• Bangkok is home to well-known and sacred temples, including the four-faced Thai representation of the Hindu god, Brahma, a highlight of Erawan Shrine.
• Compass SkyView Hotel’s fantastic location puts you near many of the city’s top attractions, including Benjasiri Park and the luxury shopping centers Emporium and EmQuartier, all just minutes from your hotel.
• Thailand is well-known for its delectable cuisine, and street food is a quintessential part of the Bangkok experience.

Discover why there’s only one city in the world like Hong Kong on this DreamTrip to the “Pearl of the Orient.” Begin your day at the flower-inspired Golden Bauhinia statue that overlooks Victoria Harbour. In the Western District, stroll through a dried-seafood market area and marvel at the stalls stocked with ingredients popular in many Chinese dishes. Travel to the Governor's House, official residence when Hong Kong was under British rule. Next is the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal that opened in 1912 — an impressive 2-story granite structure nestled among modern buildings — and the former Central Police Station compound. Enjoy a ride on the longest outdoor escalator in Hong Kong, then, get another perspective of the city — from the Victoria Harbour — aboard the Star Ferry. Before the day is over, shop at the Ladies Market, offering items for everyone: clothing, toys and gadgets.

What we love:
• A statue of the blindfolded Themis, the Greek goddess of divine justice, is displayed prominently at the Hong Kong Court of Final Appeal.
• Built between 1864 and 1930, the former Central Police Station compound comprises 7 buildings, including the former Central Police Station, former Central Magistracy and Victoria Prison.
• Your exciting day of discovery ends with a traditional English afternoon tea.

Embrace the culture and culinary secrets of South Korea as you journey through Seoul, the nation’s bustling capital city. Your full-day, family-friendly outing starts at Cheong Wa Dae — commonly called the Blue House — for a tour of the Korean presidential residence. Then, you'll begin your introduction to local cuisine with a fun cooking class, followed by lunch featuring bulgogi (a classic dish of grilled marinated beef) and japchae (stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables).

In the afternoon, you'll head to Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), a massive complex known for architecturally impressive buildings, exhibition halls and the Dongdaemun History & Culture Park. You’ll also see “The Painters: HERO.” During this avant-garde performance — a blend of visual effects, mime, dance and comedy — skilled artists will create mesmerizing drawings and paintings right before your eyes. End your adventure with a dinner of marinated grilled pork ribs and another local specialty: haemul pajeon (seafood pancakes).

The following day is all yours to discover your favorite destinations in Seoul at your own pace.

What we love:
• During South Korea’s Joseon Dynasty, which lasted nearly 500 years starting in the late 1300s, bulgogi was a dish prepared primarily for nobility and the wealthy.
• If you love shopping, Seoul is the place for you! The city is full of vibrant markets selling items of all kinds — meat, seafood, gadgets, clothing, souvenirs and much more.
• Seafood pancakes are a popular snack in Korea, made from savory batter, green onions and any combination of seafood.

Embrace the culture and culinary secrets of South Korea as you journey through Seoul, the nation’s bustling capital city. Your full-day, family-friendly outing starts at Cheong Wa Dae — commonly called the Blue House — for a tour of the Korean presidential residence. Then, you'll begin your introduction to local cuisine with a fun cooking class, followed by lunch featuring bulgogi (a classic dish of grilled marinated beef) and japchae (stir-fried glass noodles and vegetables).

In the afternoon, you'll head to Dongdaemun Design Plaza (DDP), a massive complex known for architecturally impressive buildings, exhibition halls and the Dongdaemun History & Culture Park. You’ll also see “The Painters: HERO.” During this avant-garde performance — a blend of visual effects, mime, dance and comedy — skilled artists will create mesmerizing drawings and paintings right before your eyes. End your adventure with a dinner of marinated grilled pork ribs and another local specialty: haemul pajeon (seafood pancakes).

The following day is all yours to discover your favorite destinations in Seoul at your own pace.

What we love:
• During South Korea’s Joseon Dynasty, which lasted nearly 500 years starting in the late 1300s, bulgogi was a dish prepared primarily for nobility and the wealthy.
• If you love shopping, Seoul is the place for you! The city is full of vibrant markets selling items of all kinds — meat, seafood, gadgets, clothing, souvenirs and much more.
• Seafood pancakes are a popular snack in Korea, made from savory batter, green onions and any combination of seafood.

From season to season, the postcard-perfect Bucovina mountains dominate the awe-inspiring backdrop of Gura Humorului, Romania. Find enchantment in this peaceful, natural setting on a DreamTrip highlighting one of the region’s most notable attractions: St. Voronet Monastery.

On Day 3, you’ll board a carriage and transfer to the Voronet River valley to tour this revered Medieval site. Referred to as the “Sistine Chapel of the East,” St. Voronet Monastery was built in 1488 and is decorated with elaborate frescoes featuring shades of striking Voronet blue. See the pastoral side of Romania on your carriage ride to a shepherd’s house, where you will enjoy a traditional lunch before you return to the hotel. Later in the afternoon, take part in a traditional glass-painting workshop and keep your masterpiece as a memento of your travels.

On your final evening, say farewell to your fellow DreamTrippers with a rousing outdoor party featuring food, entertainment and a campfire at the Arinis recreation complex. There, use your complimentary 2-ride pass for Mega Tirolina, play paintball games, ice skate, hike and more. During ample leisure time, guests can also take advantage of discounted spa services at the hotel.

What we love:
• St. Voronet Monastery is a UNESCO World Heritage site. Commissioned by Stephen the Great, the monastery is among the country’s most famous places of worship.
• Be sure to take some time to explore Humor Monastery at your own pace. This must-see UNESCO World Heritage site close to your hotel is decorated with beautiful red frescoes.
• Learn more about the region at The Museum of Folk Traditions in Bucovina, with exhibits focusing on local art, history and culture.

Celebrate China’s most beautiful landscapes on your DreamTrip as you journey around the remarkable canyons, waterfalls and caves that make up the Wuyi Mountains area. Begin with a journey to Tianyou Peak for panoramic views of sheer rock cliffs, gorges and green forests. Descend to the Jiuqu Stream canyon and take a bamboo raft ride, winding past 9 bends of the impressive landscape. After disembarking, stroll along Song Dynasty Street and visit the Wuyi Palace, 1 of the 6 Taoist palaces in the Song dynasty.

The next day, travel to the location in the Wuyi Mountains where the rare Da Hong Pao tea originates. At Shuilian Cave, watch as water cascades over the cave like a curtain and marvel at the ancient carvings inscribed by emperors of different dynasties. Before the day is over, travel to the Yixiantian scenic area and Huxiao Cave.

What we love:
• The Wuyi Mountains area is a designated UNESCO World Heritage site for outstanding cultural, scenic and biodiversity value.
• The oolong tea known as Da Hong Pao, or Big Red Robe, is made from a plant grown in the soil between mountain boulders and is oftentimes referred to as “rock tea.”

Discover natural beauty and spectacular landscapes on this exciting DreamTrip to the island of Hainan, the southernmost province in China. Visit Haikou Volcanic Cluster Global Geopark, a mesmerizing terrain dotted with dormant volcanos that are now overflowing with plant life instead of lava. Stop at the Boao Forum for Asia, an organization promoting Asian growth on the world stage. Cruise along “Jade Belt Beach,” a peninsular sandbank separating 2 freshwater rivers from the South China Sea. Continue to Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden to view more than 1,200 plant species and learn about conservation issues.

On a delightful 1-hour sailing excursion, marvel at the breathtaking Tian Ya Hai Jiao. This scenic spot on Hainan’s southernmost coast is home to massive sea-worn boulders featuring beautiful carvings of poems, sayings and more. Your final outing is a sightseeing trip to Yanoda Rainforest Cultural Tourism Zone. Explore the lush surroundings, discover hidden waterfalls and breathe in the freshest air in all of China.

What we love:
• There are more than 40 volcanos in the Haikou Volcanic Cluster Global Geopark.
• The Xinglong Tropical Botanical Garden is home to a variety of species of cocoa, coffee and pepper plants found only in this area.
• The name Tian Ya Hai Jiao roughly means “The End of the Earth” — it’s one of the southernmost points on the island of Hainan.

Revel in everything Rhodes has to offer on this fun- and sun-filled DreamTrip to one of Greece’s most beautiful islands. You’ll discover the island’s many historic and cultural attractions during adventurous excursions to multiple villages. Start with a tour of Rhodes itself during which you’ll savor a wine tasting in Embona and sample local products, including honey and souma — a traditional drink made from grapes — in Siana. Then, enjoy free time for exploring and swimming in Gennadi.

After a relaxing day of leisure, embark on a full-day cruise to the island of Symi. You’ll visit the 18th-century Panormitis Monastery and its museums, then head to Gialos Harbour and explore more along the island’s breathtaking coastline before returning to Rhodes.

What we love:
• The Mitsis Grand Hotel is located within minutes of the Old Town Aquarium, the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, the Acropolis of Rhodes and the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes.
• Activities available near the hotel include scuba diving, parasailing, water skiing, bicycle rentals, snorkeling, windsurfing and more.
• Panormitis Monastery houses the highest Baroque bell tower in the world.

Revel in everything Rhodes has to offer on this fun- and sun-filled DreamTrip to one of Greece’s most beautiful islands. You’ll discover the island’s many historic and cultural attractions during adventurous excursions to multiple villages. Start with a tour of Rhodes itself during which you’ll savor a wine tasting in Embona and sample local products, including honey and souma — a traditional drink made from grapes — in Siana. Then, enjoy free time for exploring and swimming in Gennadi.

After a relaxing day of leisure, embark on a full-day cruise to the island of Symi. You’ll visit the 18th-century Panormitis Monastery and its museums, then head to Gialos Harbour and explore more along the island’s breathtaking coastline before returning to Rhodes.

What we love:
• The Mitsis Grand Hotel is located within minutes of the Old Town Aquarium, the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights of Rhodes, the Acropolis of Rhodes and the Archaeological Museum of Rhodes.
• Activities available near the hotel include scuba diving, parasailing, water skiing, bicycle rentals, snorkeling, windsurfing and more.
• Panormitis Monastery houses the highest Baroque bell tower in the world.

Come and experience the beautiful Maine cliffside town of Ogunquit. On this seaside trip, you’ll stay and relax at the luxurious Cliff House Maine – which sits upon 70 scenic oceanfront acres (28 hectares) atop Bald Head Cliff. Relish time on your private terrace, in the outdoor heated poor or book yourself at the Spa. Whatever you choose to do, this entire trip will be memorable. The highlight of the trip is the New England style lobster and clambake. This once-in-a-lifetime experience will allow you to meet the Bake Master to learn the secrets firsthand, indulge in made to order succulent Maine lobster, clams and mussels, and be thoroughly entertained by a local favorite musician, Leighton Holt, during dinner.

In your leisure time, stroll along Marginal Way, winding along impressive rocky cliffs that welcome awe-inspiring ocean views. Meander into fascinating galleries and shops, such as Van Ward Gallery, Hutchins’ Antiques, Etc. and Swamp John’s Fine Art Jewelry. Step into Harbor Candy Shop, or Bread & Roses Bakery, to indulge your sweet tooth.

What we love:
• The fresh Maine lobster and clambake event at the local beloved favorite, Foster’s, is a highlight of this trip.
• Marginal Way provides an invigorating walk that provides awe-inspiring views of the hidden gem, Perkin’s Cove.
• The hypnotic views from Cliff House Maine make relaxing at the hotel one of the best things to do.

Sail on a catamaran along the turquoise waters of the Bavaro coast to an unspoiled natural reef here you will snorkel in pristine waters surrounded by colorful fish and breathtaking coral formations. Once back on board, unwind with an open bar as you travel to your next destination – a natural pool. Wade in chest-deep waters upon a shallow sand bank while sipping a drink from the floating bar as you savor the beautiful natural scenery or dance to the music emanating from the ship’s deck.

With your return to shore, take advantage of ample leisure time to enjoy complimentary on-site activities, including bingo, Spanish lessons, wine tastings, cooking lessons, live music, karaoke nights, movie nights and beach parties. You also get free transportation to the strategically designed Punta Espada Golf Club, and options for kayaking and fishing are available nearby (some activities are at an additional cost).

What we love:
• Relax poolside with a refreshing beverage such as a Mama Juana, a local favorite Mama.
• Punta Cana was originally called Punta Borrachon, or Drunkard’s Point.
• The Punta Espada Golf Club was designed by golf legend Jack Nicklaus.

Explore the “City By The Bay” on this sightseeing journey through San Francisco, California. Take a private tour of the city on a double-decker bus to see Golden Gate Park and many of downtown San Francisco’s other famous parks and monuments. Then catch spectacular views from the water with a Bay City cruise ticket, where you’ll coast by Alcatraz Island, the Presidio and more — you can even take photos as you cruise under the Golden Gate Bridge. In your available leisure time, continue exploring the city’s top attractions, including Chinatown, Pier 39 and Fisherman's Wharf, Lombard Street and Union Square.

What we love:
• The city’s world-famous cable cars were named a National Historic Monument and they’re the only monuments that can move.
• The famous color of the Golden Gate Bridge is called “International Orange.”
• The Bay City cruise has available audio tours in English, Spanish, Mandarin, Italian, French, Japanese, Korean, German and Taiwanese.

Head to northern Georgia for a one-of-a-kind adventure experience, using your Stone Mountain Park Adventure Pass to get the most out of all the exciting attractions the park has to offer. At the park’s Snow Mountain area, revel in snow activities, including snowman building, tube rides and snowball throwing. Let your inner child run free at the SnowZone, a “winterland” with acres of snow-play activities. Features include the Penguin Run, where you can experience the snow from up above and down below; Snowman Valley, where you can make and dress your own frosty friend; and Igloo City, where you can become a snow builder with the help of attendants.

Give yourself enough time to take the Summit Skyride to the top for a close-up view of the Confederate Memorial Carving depicting 3 heroes of the American Civil War — Jefferson Davis, president of the Confederacy, and generals Robert E. Lee and Thomas J. “Stonewall” Jackson. Other options include a seasonal show at the 4-D theater or a look through the Memorial Hall Museum to learn all about Stone Mountain’s rich history.

Also enjoy a free day to explore the area at your leisure or visit top Atlanta attractions, such as the Georgia Aquarium and Fernbank Museum of Natural History.

What we love:
• USA Today includes Stone Mountain Park in its Top 10 must-see Georgia attractions.
• The Skyride cable car gives visitors a closer look at the impressive sculpture on the side of the Stone Mountain.
• Stone Mountain State Park has more than 18 miles of trails, several waterfalls and overlooks with scenic views.

On this DreamTrip Down Under, discover the endless marvels of Fraser Island, a paradise for nature enthusiasts. Embark on a full-day guided tour of this notable UNESCO World Heritage site, the world’s largest sand island. Your adventure begins at Lake McKenzie, one of the island’s most visited spots for its brilliantly blue, crystal-clear water and glowing white sand. Next, make your way to the Central Station rainforest area to see Wanggoolba Creek, then continue to the region of its source, Pile Valley, which is known for its magnificent forests of satinay and brush box trees. Take a spin down the sand “highway” of 75 Mile Beach, a straight shot of coastline that stretches as far as you can see. Here, you’ll discover the multicolored cliffs of The Pinnacles and the fascinating remnants of the S.S. Maheno, a wreck that was washed ashore by a cyclone in 1935. Farther down the beach, visit the site where Eli Creek’s fresh waters feed into the sea. Before the tour ends, witness the living Stone Tool Sand Blow, where shifting sands cover the ancient forest in which aboriginal tools are frequently unearthed.

Use ample leisure time to explore all the activities and programs that your family-friendly “green” resort has to offer. Voted by Holidays with Kids magazine as a Top 10 Family Resort, Kingfisher Bay Resort offers something for everyone.

What we love:
• Some of the rarest ferns in the world grow on Fraser Island, including one that has the largest fronds of any fern species.
• Lake McKenzie is a perched lake composed entirely of rainwater so pure that little organic life can survive in it, which helps it retain its crystalline beauty.
• Fraser Island is also scientifically significant for its wallum terrain, a unique ecosystem of shrubland that thrives in poor soil conditions.

Venture into a beautiful Maine cliffside town that brings together the best of galleries, shops and restaurants. Head to Foster’s, for a one-of-a-kind New England style lobster- and clambake dinner event that allows you to meet a real Bake Master and be entertained by a resident showman and musician. Savor succulent Maine lobster, fresh clams and sumptuous blueberry crumb cake for the liveliest, and tastiest, of evenings.

In your leisure time, stroll along Marginal Way, winding along impressive rocky cliffs that welcome awe-inspiring ocean views. Meander into fascinating galleries and shops, such as Van Ward Gallery, Hutchins’ Antiques, Etc. and Swamp John’s Fine Art Jewelry. Step into Harbor Candy Shop, or Bread & Roses Bakery, to indulge your sweet tooth.

What we love:
• The fresh lobster- and clambake event at Foster’s in Maine is an unparalleled meal with added live entertainment.
• Marginal Way provides a path for walking that proves most invigorating and awe-inspiring.
• The hypnotic views from Cliff House Maine make relaxing at the hotel one of the best things to do.