It's never too late to get a great travel deal! Here are three of the best last-minute travel deals we found on the internet this week:
1. California wine country
Getaway Adventures is offering 25 percent off guided hiking, biking, and kayaking day trips in Napa and Sonoma counties for groups of at least four travelers who book by March 17. The Healdsburg Sip 'n Cycle tour is now $111 a person. Call (800) 499-2453 to book.
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2. Coastal Connecticut
Through April, the Spicer Mansion in Mystic, Connecticut, is offering half off four-night stays. The offer starts at $740, and includes a welcome bottle of Champagne and use of the house BMWs and bikes. Fridays and Saturdays excluded. Call (860) 245-4621 to book.
3. Cruising the Ganges
Book this month to save $2,500 on Uniworld's 13-day tour of India, which includes a cruise down the Ganges River and a guided trip through New Delhi. The trip departing New Delhi on Sept. 29 costs $5,499 per person, double occupancy.
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