Adult Group and Conference Tours for Colonial Williamsburg
Virginia's Historic Triangle - Williamsburg, Jamestown and Yorktown
Three Days/Two Nights
Day 1
2:00pm Meet your Colonial Connections escort
2:30pm-5:00pm Tour Jamestown Settlement Comprehensive gallery exhibits describe world events and social and economic conditions that led to the English colonization of America. Outdoor living-history areas bring the 17th century to life and include a re-created Powhatan Indian Village, full-size replicas of the three ships - Susan Constant, Discovery and Godspeed, a riverfront discovery area, and re-created James Fort.
5:15pm Check into your Williamsburg hotel (includes luggage handling)
6:30pm All-U-Can Eat Seafood Buffet
8:00pm Shopping at Yankee Candle Company Nothing compares to Yankee Candle for creating a lasting impression. With 10,000 square feet of unique, interactive shopping and fun entertainment it's more than you can imagine. This location is one of the world's largest candle stores with 250,000 candles and more than 150 different scents.
9:15pm Return to your Williamsburg hotel
Day 2
8:00am Breakfast at your Williamsburg hotel
8:45am-5:00pm Guided tour ofColonial Williamsburg's Historic Area From 1699 to 1780, Williamsburg was the political and cultural center of Britain's largest colony in the New World. In the shops, taverns, government buildings, homes and streets George Washington, Thomas Jefferson, Patrick Henry, George Mason and other Virginia Patriots debated the ideas - liberty, independence, and personal freedoms - that led to the founding of American democracy and inspired generations of American and others from around the world.
Enjoy lunch on your own at Merchants Square and tour with our guide in the afternoon or explore the Historic Area on your own. Shopping is also available at Merchants Square, adjacent to the Historic Area.
5:30pm Colonial Williamsburg Tavern Dinner Taverns were not only an integral part of colonial life in America, but were also a necessity. The modes of travel and transportation of the day mandated the location of a tavern every few miles on the main thoroughfares, where tired and hungry travelers could find food and drink and a bed or floor upon which to sleep.
Each of the four operating taverns located in Colonial Williamsburg's Historic Area is inspired by a different style of colonial-era cooking. All the menus trace America's culinary heritage from its British ancestry and celebrate the transformation of dishes through the use of ingredients commonly found in the colonies and through the influence of non-British cooks.
7:00pm The Hauntings of WilliamsburgCandlelight Walking Tour Journey by candlelight through the streets of Colonial Williamsburg listening to eerie tales of Williamsburg's only witch trial, Black Beard and his crew, the "Wagon of Death," which can still be heard bringing prisoners to the gallows, and accounts - told centuries apart - of ghostly parties at Raleigh Tavern. Based on stories from Jackie Eileen Behrend's award-winning book, The Hauntings of Williamsburg, Yorktown and Jamestown.
8:15pm Return to your Williamsburg hotel
Day 3
8:00am Breakfast at your Williamsburg hotel and check out (includes luggage handling)
9:00am-2:00pm Guided tours of theYorktown Battlefield and Yorktown Victory Center. Enjoy lunch on your own at Riverwalk Landing.
Yorktown Battlefield - See where American independence was won. Earthworks and siege lines mark positions of British and American Troops, cannons stand ready behind the embattlements, and Surrender Field is a silent reminder of English General Cornwallis' capitulation. Visit the Yorktown Victory Monument and see Cornwallis' Cave, where legend has it that the English General and his staff sought refuge from the bombardment by American and French Troops.
Yorktown Victory Center - Gain a new appreciation and understanding of our nation's beginnings at the Yorktown Victory Center where America's evolution from Colonial status to nationhood is chronicled. Outdoor living history areas include a re-created Continental Army encampment and 1780s farm.
2:00pm Depart Yorktown for return trip home
Package available from $259 per person double occupancy, based on 10 or more occupied rooms.
Note: Price does not include ground transportation.