Journey to the cradle of Western civilization and the classical world on our comprehensive Aegean Odyssey. Enjoy the exquisitely preserved treasures and mythical landscapes of ancient Greece and Turkey, uncovering layers of architectural history. Our epic voyage calls on the islands of Delos, Mykonos, Pátmos, Rhodes, Santorini and the Peloponnese Peninsula. Experience guided tours in these storied destinations, visit up to several magnificent UNESCO World Heritage sites and experience the time-honored traditions and delights of charming villages.
Optional Pre-Program: Athens
Day 1: Depart US / Canada
Day 2: Athens, Greece / Embark Ship
Day 3: Volos for Meteora
Day 4: Delos / Mykonos
Day 5: Kusadasi, Turkey / Ephesus
Day 6: Pátmos, Greece
Day 7: Rhodes / Lindos
Day 8: Santorini
Day 9: Athens / Disembark Ship / Return
Optional Post-Program: Delphi
**Pricing and itinerary subject to operator terms and conditions**
Easy/Moderate
Faculty
Aine Donovan is a Clinical Professor of Business Education at the Tuck School of Business at Dartmouth College. She is the Director Emerita of the Ethics Institute at Dartmouth College, a campus wide initiative that serves the needs of faculty and students in ethics education. Prior to her tenure at Dartmouth, she was a professor at the United States Naval Academy where she developed the ethics curriculum and founded the first ethics center at Annapolis.
Her research emphasis, publications, and professional presentations are in the field of moral education, bioethics, business ethics and global strategies for ethical understanding. Her recent books include Global Bioethics (Oxford) and The Human Genome Project in College Curriculum: Ethical Issues and Practical Strategies (UPNE).
