Follow in the wake of ancient sailing ships as you cruise along the dazzling, island-studded Adriatic on a voyage of discovery from Venice to Athens. 

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The coastal town of Hvar Aerial view of Split, with the remains of Diocletian's Palace The harbor in Split Split Remains of Diocletian's Palace and the cathedral tower in Split The town of Korcula, along the Dalmatian Coast Dubrovnik, the Pearl of the Adriatic Traditional street in Dubrovnik Bay of Kotor, Montenegro Kotor Harbor, Montenegro The island of Corfu Palace of Achilleion Museum, Corfu <i>Dying Achilles</i> at the Palace of Achilleion Museum, Corfu Archeological site of Butrint, Albania Mosaics at archaeological site, Butrint Temple at Delphi The Corinth Canal The magnificent Acropolis in Athens The caryatids on the Erechtheion on the Acropolis in Athens Venice

A Cruise of the Adriatic and Aegean

From Venice to Athens Aboard the 220-guest Le Bougainville

9 days from $4,395

Follow in the wake of ancient sailing ships as you cruise along the dazzling, island-studded Adriatic on a voyage of discovery from Venice to Athens. 

or Call 855-330-1542

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WHAT OUR TRAVELERS SAY

The combination of big picture lectures on board and knowledgeable local guides in the towns was excellent. The very complex history of the area was brought into meaningful and sharp focus. 

- Susan C.

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Sep 15 - 23, 2019 Departure; Sep 17 - 25, 2020 Departure
Dennis Romano

Dennis Romano

Dennis Romano is a specialist in the history of medieval and Renaissance Europe and the Mediterranean.  The Walter Montgomery and Marian Gruber Professor of History emeritus at Syracuse University, he is the author of dozens of articles and five books including The Likeness of Venice:  A Life of Doge Francesco Foscari, 1373-1457 and Markets and Marketplaces in Medieval Italy, both published by Yale University Press.  He is the recipient of numerous grants and fellowships including a Guggenheim Fellowship and an Ailsa Mellon Bruce Senior Fellowship at the Center for Advanced Study in the Visual Arts at the National Gallery of Art in Washington.  He is currently writing, for Oxford University Press, a history of Venice from the city’s origins to the present day.