Train travel

Train travel is what I plan best, and it is how I love to see a place. You settle into a wide window seat, the scenery does the work, and you arrive rested instead of worn out from driving. I build train trips that pair the great scenic journeys with real time in the towns along the way, guided where a guide earns it and open when you would rather explore on your own.

The train trips I plan

Whether it is Rocky Mountaineer through the Canadian Rockies, Canyon Spirit through the American Southwest, or the scenic lines of Britain, I match the route, the seat class, and the hotels to how you like to travel, then handle every connection so the days link up cleanly.

Alaska by train and cruise

Alaska belongs on this list too. The Alaska Railroad runs some of the most scenic track in North America, and it pairs with a cruise beautifully. I go deeper on the Alaska page, where the train and the ship come together in one trip.

What a train trip looks like

The great journey at the center, comfortable hotels chosen for location, guided experiences where they earn their place, and open time to wander. Whether you want the top-tier dome coach or the smart-value seat that sees the same scenery, I will tell you honestly which one fits, rather than defaulting you to the most expensive option.

Why plan train travel with me

The route, the seat class, and the hotels genuinely change a train trip, and they are easy to get wrong on your own. As a San Antonio travel advisor, I match them to how you like to travel and handle every hand-off between the train, the hotels, and any cruise you add. If you are near San Antonio, I am glad to meet in person and hand you a printed, bound itinerary. If you are farther away, we do it over the phone or video and I ship it to your door.

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