Explore with us!

International travel is a powerful tool for broadening perspectives and fostering cross-cultural understanding. It exposes us to diverse histories, art, and traditions, helping us see the world through different eyes and deepening our connection to humanity’s shared experience.

At the Cleo Redd Fisher Museum, we recognize the value of global exploration. While we are deeply committed to preserving and sharing local history, we also believe it’s essential to connect our community with the world. By organizing international travel opportunities, we take our visitors beyond local boundaries to experience firsthand the cultures and histories that shape our world. These journeys not only enrich our understanding of foreign lands but also bring new insights that deepen our appreciation for our own heritage.

Through these global experiences, the museum creates opportunities for local residents to see their own history in a new light, drawing connections between distant places and the rich, shared stories that unite us all.

Have a destination in mind?  Let us know and we'd be happy to consider adding it as our next trip!

Upcoming trips

    • Tuesday, August 05, 2025
    • Monday, August 11, 2025
    • Lima, Peru
    • 6
    Registration is closed

    Embark on an Unforgettable Journey Through Peru’s Rich Heritage and Natural Wonders

    Get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey through the heart of Peru—a land of ancient civilizations, breathtaking landscapes, and vibrant culture. We’ll trace the footsteps of the Inca, beginning in the dynamic capital city of Lima. There, colonial charm meets cosmopolitan energy, offering a taste of Peru’s world-renowned cuisine and rich heritage. From Lima, we head into the Andes to explore Cusco, once the capital of the Inca Empire. With its cobblestone streets, lively markets, and layers of history, Cusco sets the stage for the incredible adventure ahead.

    We’ll continue into the Sacred Valley, a lush region dotted with traditional villages, terraced fields, and monumental ruins. Here, we’ll delve deeper into the legacy of the Inca at places like Pisac and Ollantaytambo, gaining insight into their engineering brilliance and spiritual worldview. The highlight of our journey awaits at Machu Picchu—Peru’s crown jewel and one of the most iconic archaeological sites in the world. As we stand among its cloud-kissed stone walls, the magic and mystery of this ancient citadel will come to life.

    To cap off our adventure, we’ll visit the remarkable Inca sites of Moray and Maras. At Moray, we’ll explore the concentric agricultural terraces believed to have been an ancient experimental farm, while nearby Maras offers a stunning look at the centuries-old salt pans that still produce salt using traditional methods. It’s a fitting finale to a trip filled with wonder, discovery, and awe-inspiring beauty. Along the way, we’ll be guided by experts who bring history to life and ensure a meaningful connection to the people, places, and stories that make Peru so extraordinary.



    Itinerary

    August 5  Arrive in Lima, where your guide will greet you at the airport and transfer you to your hotel in Miraflores. Enjoy a free evening to rest or explore the neighborhood.

    August 6  Set out on a full-day city tour, taking in panoramic views from Morro Solar, the bohemian charm of Barranco, and the scenic parks of Miraflores. Visit a local market for exotic fruits and enjoy a traditional Peruvian lunch. End the day with a guided tour of Lima’s historic center, including the catacombs of San Francisco Monastery. 

    August 7  Transfer to the airport for your morning flight to Cusco. After arrival and check-in, enjoy an afternoon city tour including Koricancha, Sacsayhuaman, and the surrounding Inca sites. 

    August 8  Travel through the Sacred Valley with stops at Pisac market and ruins, a scenic lunch in Urubamba, and the fortress of Ollantaytambo. In the evening, board the Expedition train to Aguas Calientes and overnight there. 

    August 9  Rise early to explore Machu Picchu with a guided tour of the citadel, followed by free time to explore. In the afternoon, return by Vistadome train to Cusco and transfer to your hotel. 

    August 10  Explore the fascinating Inca agricultural site of Moray—ingenious circular terraces once used for crop experimentation—followed by a visit to the dramatic salt pans of Maras, where thousands of pools have been harvesting salt from a natural spring since pre-Columbian times.

    August 11  Transfer to the airport for your return flight to Lima. Depart Peru with unforgettable memories and a deeper connection to its landscapes and culture. 



    This tour involves a fair amount of walking and physical activity, including exploring archaeological sites, navigating uneven cobblestone streets, and climbing stairs and hills. Travelers should be comfortable walking for extended periods—often over rugged or sloped terrain—particularly in the Sacred Valley and at Machu Picchu. Additionally, much of the tour takes place at high altitudes, which may affect energy levels and breathing, even for those in good health. While the pace is reasonable and breaks are provided, a moderate level of fitness and mobility is recommended to fully enjoy the experience.



                                                             
    6 Breakfasts, 3 Lunches                                  3 Star Hotels (6 nights)

                                                  

    Private bus, Domestic flights                          English speaking guide(s)
    Expedition & Vistadome trains



    Guided Tours with All Admissions



    Huayna Picchu and Machu Picchu Mountain Hike(s). Availability TBD.


    Not Included
    Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips




    Standard Pricing  $2,450 per person, based on a shared room.
    Single Supplement  Additional $250 for those requesting a single room.


    Notice: Machu Picchu tickets are limited for any travelers still interested in registering. Please contact the museum to discuss options.


    Reservation Fee  $100 fee due to secure spot (included in total tour cost).
    Full Payment  Payment due by June 1, 2025

    Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.

    Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!


    Terms and Conditions

    1. A $100 non-refundable reservation fee is required at time of registration. Reservation fees can be paid by credit card with no additional fee, however all remaining payments should be made by check, payable to CRF Museum, or be charged an additional 3% credit card processing fee.

    2. Minimum of 10 guests required to fulfill trip. Spots will be booked in order of online registration and payment received. Guests will be notified if trip reaches minimum.

    3. All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control.

    4. Cancellation, minus security deposit, is only refundable up to the advertised registration deadline after which payments are non-refundable.  In the event of nationwide covid-19 lockdowns, natural disasters, war, etc. the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the entirety of the trip after this deadline. In the unlikely event of an emergency cancelation, the museum will refund the full amount possible according to agreements with our travel partners.

    5. We encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

    6. Ensure your passport is valid!  If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here.

    7. All guests are required to complete and sign a travel agreement and waiver release in order to participate in this tour. The travel agreement and waiver release will be sent following registration.

    • Tuesday, November 18, 2025
    • Tuesday, November 25, 2025
    • Athens, Greece
    • 0
    Registration is closed

    Experience the Wonders of Greece: A Journey Through History, Culture, and Flavor

    Join us on an unforgettable journey through Greece, where ancient history meets breathtaking landscapes and rich culinary traditions. From the vibrant streets of Athens to the serene beauty of the Peloponnesian countryside, this carefully curated tour takes you on a deep dive into the heart of Greek civilization.

    Begin your adventure in Athens, where the Acropolis stands as a testament to the glory of antiquity. Explore the stunning Temple of Poseidon at Cape Sounion before venturing to Corinth, Nemea, and Nafplio, where history and winemaking traditions blend seamlessly. Discover the legendary ruins of Mycenae, stand in the birthplace of the Olympic Games in Olympia, and soak in the spiritual aura of Delphi, home to the oracle that once guided ancient rulers. Along the way, indulge in wine and olive oil tastings at local estates, admire the breathtaking mountain scenery of central Greece, and visit the magnificent monastery of Hosios Loukas before returning to Athens.

    With seamless transportation, expert-guided tours, and hand-picked accommodations, this immersive experience is designed to captivate history lovers, food enthusiasts, and cultural explorers alike. Let Greece’s timeless beauty, legendary past, and warm hospitality inspire you on this once-in-a-lifetime journey.



    Itinerary

    November 18  Arrive in Athens and head to the hotel to meet the rest of the group. In the afternoon we'll embark on a walking tour of the neighborhood, sampling local delicacies along the way. Overnight in Athens. 

    November 19  Start the day by visiting the Acropolis, the "sacred rock" towering over the city, including the Parthenon. Then we journey to the Temple of Zeus and the site of the first modern Olympics before continuing on to Cape Sounio, considered the Greek Riveria, and the Temple of Poseidon. Overnight in Athens.

    November 20  We depart Athens and head west into the Peloponnese, visiting the 2,000 year old Corinth Canal that connects the Aegean and Ionan Seas, then on to Corinth. In the afternoon we'll visit a local olive grove for to experience the olive harvest and sample fresh made oils. We then continue on to the seaside city of Napflio. Overnight in Napflio.

    November 21  Visit the Venetian fortress of Palamidi with its commanding view over Napflio, before continuing on to the ancient citadel of Mycenae and then the ancient theatre of Epidaurus. Overnight in Napflio.

    November 22  We head for Olympia, birthplace of the ancient Olympics. Along the way we'll stop at Nemea and visit a local vineyard to sample Greek wines. Overnight in Olympia.

    November 23  We spend the morning exploring the ancient Olympic grounds and the Altis, including the Temple of Hera where the Olympic Torch is lit. Then we travel north, through idyllic villages and towns such as Nafpaktos, Galaxidi and Itea to the sacred precinct of Delphi on the south-western slope of Mount Parnassus. Overnight in Delphi.

    November 24  Explore the sites of Delphi, including the Temple of Apollo, the treasuries, and the stunning theatre with a view of the entire sanctuary and valley below. Then continue on to the Byzantine splendor of the Holy Monastery of Hosios Loukas, before returning to Athens. Overnight in Athens.

    November 25  Our tour comes to an end with transfers to the airport. Depending on when your flight departs, free time may allow for one last walk around the city or final bite of loukoumades



    Expect to walk at least 3–5 miles per day at a leisurely pace, including uneven terrain, stairs, and occasional inclines. Tours may involve extended periods of standing, guided site visits, and museum exploration. Suitable for those with a reasonable level of mobility and endurance.



                                                             
    7 breakfasts,  1 lunch, 1 dinner                     Hotel (7 nights)

                                                  

    Private bus                                                        English speaking guide(s)



    Walking & Food Tour of Athens
    Wine Tasting
    Olive Oil Tasting (if available)
    Admission to Acropolis, Temple of Zeus, Temple of Poseidon
    Admission to Ancient Corinth (including museum)
    Admission to Mycenae (including tomb of Agamemnon)
    Admission to Olympia
    Admission to Delphi (including museum)
    Admission to Hosios Loukas Monastery
    Airport transfers (only for those traveling on assigned days)



    No optional excursions available at this time


    Not Included
    Airfare, Travel Insurance, Additional Meals and Drinks, Souvenirs, Tips




    Standard Pricing  $2,750 per person, based on a shared room.
    Single Supplement  Additional $600 for those requesting a single room.



    Deposit  $1,500 deposit (includes $100 reservation fee) due by April 15.
    Full Payment  All remaining payments due by June 1.

    Note: All guests are responsible for booking their own airfare, in order to best ensure their travel preferences and comfortability are met.  Once registration is closed, the museum will provide a recommended flight(s) or times in order to accommodate airport pick-up and drop-off.

    Questions?  Give us a call at (419) 994-4050 or email us.  We're happy to chat!


    Terms and Conditions

    1. A $100 non-refundable reservation fee is required at time of registration. Reservation fees can be paid by credit card with no additional fee, however all remaining payments should be made by check, payable to CRF Museum, or be charged an additional 3% credit card processing fee.

    2. Minimum of 12 guests required to fulfill trip. Spots will be booked in order of online registration and payment received.

    3. All guests are responsible for ensuring passport status and meeting all travel requirements. The CRF Museum and our travel partners cannot be held liable if your trip is impacted by health, legal, or other issues out of our control.

    4. Cancellation, minus security deposit, is only refundable up to the advertised registration deadline after which payments are non-refundable.  In the event of nationwide covid-19 lockdowns, natural disasters, war, etc. the CRF Museum reserves the right to cancel the entirety of the trip after this deadline. In the unlikely event of an emergency cancelation, the museum will refund the full amount possible according to agreements with our travel partners.

    5. We encourage guests to purchase travel insurance or use a credit card with automatic coverage when purchasing airfare. CRF Museum and travel partners cannot be held liable for any loss of funds due to termination or changes to your trip.

    6. Ensure your passport is valid!  If you need to renew or apply for a new one, visit here.

    7. All guests are required to complete and sign a travel agreement and waiver release in order to participate in this tour. The travel agreement and waiver release will be sent following registration.

Past trips

Tuesday, June 24, 2025 Scotland (Group B) 2025
Tuesday, June 17, 2025 Scotland (Group A) 2025
Sunday, March 30, 2025 Ancient Egypt 2025
Monday, January 06, 2025 Support of the Cuban People 2025
Tuesday, December 03, 2024 Bavaria & Beyond 2024
Monday, July 22, 2024 North Ireland 2024
Friday, March 29, 2024 For Support of the Cuban People 2024
Sunday, November 12, 2023 For Support of the Cuban People 2023
Monday, July 24, 2023 The Emerald Isle 2023
Thursday, December 01, 2022 Bavaria & Beyond 2022

Supporting the Cuban People

Beginning in 2023, the CRF Museum began assisting individuals with opportunities to travel to Cuba under the OFAC General License known as "Support of the Cuban People."  These tours provide individuals the opportunity to witness firsthand the social, economic and political issues of the island while promoting independent activity intended to strengthen civil society and result in meaningful interaction between the travelers and individuals in Cuba.

In addition, CRF travelers have donated thousands of dollars in medicines, foods, and basic necessities to Cubans in need.


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