Stunning whitewashed villages gaze over blue seas and the ruins echo with the voices of ancient philosophers. Join Earthbound Expeditions on an unforgettable journey to the cradle of Western civilization. Our handcrafted adventure to Greece promises to be filled with mouth-watering Greek specialties, sun-drenched beaches and historic walks through romantic ruins. We’ll sleep among the blue domes on Santorini, sail in the Cyclades and immerse ourselves in archeological treasures.
September 17-29, 2010
EXPEDITION HIGHLIGHTS
Private guided walks through the Parthenon & Acropolis, the National Archeological Museum of Athens
Plaka district markets
The extraordinary, cliff-hanging monasteries of Meteora
The ancient archeological sites of Delphi, Argos, Mycenae and Epidaurus
Glamorous Mykonos and stunning Santorini
A visit to an island winery and the excavation site of Akrotiri on Santorini
A sunset cruise on Santorini
Opportunities for morning or afternoon hikes and/or walks
An excursion to the isle of Delos
A small group of soon to be friends!
IT'S INCLUDED
Fully guided by an expert Earthbound Expeditions guide.
Twelve nights in charming, centrally located hotels (all rooms with private bath).
All breakfasts and twelve additional lunches or dinners (two thirds of all meals).
Transportation from Athens to Santorini by private air-conditioned motor coach and public ferries.
All entrances listed in the trip highlights section above.
Private guided tours of each archaeological site visited.
All tips for driver, guides and other persons assisting you while participating in a group activity.
Country & city maps.
A reading and video list.
A small fun group of soon to be friends.
Alumni appreciation discounts applied toward future Expeditions.
This is a magnificent Greece itinerary...come experience the history, food, markets and the islands of this ancient culture. Go to www.earthboundexpeditions.com for more details.
Happy traveling!
Matthew Brumley, founder
Earthbound Expeditions
800-723-8454
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