Travel With Dartmouth

Join Dartmouth for educational adventures ‘round the girdled earth—it’s travel like you’ve never experienced before.

Be More Than a Tourist

Dartmouth offers travel experiences that go way beyond sightseeing. Enjoy opportunities to learn, engage with local leaders, and expand your horizons. Our journeys are led by faculty and experts who can provide insights and perspectives you can’t get anywhere else. 

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Marino Tedesco
Brazil and Uruguay

Rio de Janeiro to Buenos Aires

Cruise

Experience the diverse cultural tapestry of South America's Atlantic coast, from Brazil's vibrant beach culture and unique German heritage towns to Uruguay's sophisticated resort destinations and Argentina's cosmopolitan capital — all during the welcoming weather of the spring-to-summer shoulder season. This 9-night cruise aboard the deluxe World Navigator provides an immersive yet comfortable way to discover South America's stunning natural beauty, rich history and remarkable cultural diversity.

John Carey smiling with a bookshelf behind him
John Carey
John Wentworth Professor in the Social Sciences and the Associate Dean of Faculty for the Social Sciences
Lisa Baldez smiling and standing outside
Lisa Baldez
Professor of Government
Madrid
Spain and Portugal

Paradores and Pousadas of Spain and Portugal

Land based

Feel the spell of Iberia’s rich Roman and Moorish past and the pull of its vibrant contemporary life on this distinctive 15-day small group journey through the Iberian Peninsula to the intimate lodgings of Spain’s paradores and Portugal’s pousadas. Enjoy Spain’s cultural capital, Barcelona, with an optional 4-day/3-night post-tour extension

F. Jon Kull standing in front of brick building
F. Jon Kull
Rodgers Professor of Chemistry and Dean of the Guarini School of Graduate and Advanced Studies
Morocco
Morocco

Moroccan Discovery

Land based

Explore fascinating Morocco for 14 days on this small group tour, from Rabat to the desert towns of Erfoud and Ouarzazate. Watch the sun set over the dunes on camelback, traverse the snow-topped High Atlas Mountains, and discover the many fascinating treasures of storied Fez, Marrakech, and Casablanca. An optional 4-day/4-night extension to Tangier and Chefchaouen is available.

Roberta Stewart
Roberta Stewart
Professor of Classical Studies
Multnomah Falls
Portland, OR; Walla Walla, WA; Astoria, OR

Columbia River: Harvests, History and Landscapes of the Pacific Northwest

Cruise

Journey through the Pacific Northwest on the Columbia River, where soaring basalt cliffs, fertile valleys and historic river towns reveal the rich natural and cultural history of one of North America’s most iconic waterways. Sail through landscapes shaped by glacial floods and volcanic forces alongside experts in geology and history, tracing the route of Lewis and Clark’s Corps of Discovery between the Columbia Gorge and the Pacific coast. This voyage also offers immersive culinary experiences that celebrate the flavors of the Pacific Northwest. Enjoy private tastings with local winemakers, savor seasonal cuisine inspired by the region's agricultural bounty, and explore the distinctive terroirs of the Pacific Northwest through an onboard wine list curated by Food & Wine Executive Wine Editor Ray Isle.

Pino Audia headshot
Pino Audia
Professor of Management and Organizations; Area Chair, Organizational Behavior
Mount Everest with flags
Nepal

Everest Base Camp Trek

Land based

Trekking in the footsteps of legends, this 14-day pursuit for the ultimate symbol of challenge and adventure takes you to the world-famous Mt. Everest Base Camp (17,598′). Each step in this journey immerses you in alluring mountain scenery and rich Buddhist culture. Sleeping in teahouses each night and learning about this spiritual lifestyle, we will discover different plants and animals inhabiting the various elevations of the mountain range and revel in this once-in-a-lifetime journey.

Triumph in your accomplishment as you stand in awe of the world’s highest peak, Mount Everest (29,035′). We are here to help you achieve your highest goal, trekking to Mt. Everest Base Camp (17,598′).

Sienna Craig
Sienna Craig
Professor of Anthropology
Ponte Vecchio
Italy

Florence in the Serene Season

Land based

Discover the timeless allure of Florence over seven wonderful nights during a quieter time of year! Unpack once in your deluxe hotel and admire Michelangelo’s David, the majestic Duomo and the Uffizi’s world-class art. Journey to romantic, medieval Tuscan hill towns San Gimignano, Colle di Val d’Elsa and Siena. Taste Chianti at its birthplace, plus learn about Tuscan cooking and Italy’s coffee culture.

Jane Carroll
Jane Carroll
Senior Lecturer Emeritus

Frequently Asked Questions

Please take a moment to review the frequently asked questions below. If you have additional questions regarding Dartmouth Alumni Travel, you can give us a call at (603) 646-9159 or send us an email at dartmouth.alumni.travel@dartmouth.edu 

No, our programs are open to all Dartmouth alumni, family, and friends. We welcome anyone who would like to travel with the Dartmouth group!

Submit a booking request form that is found on the trip webpage. Dartmouth Alumni Travel will then share your request with the tour operator, and they will contact you to confirm your booking and collect your trip deposit or payment. You may also connect with the tour operator directly. Please remember to notify them that you are traveling with Dartmouth. You will receive a booking confirmation via email from the tour operator and Dartmouth Alumni Travel.  

We do our best to find a replacement and will notify you when a new faculty leader is confirmed. In rare cases of low booking numbers, a faculty member will not be able to join the group. If a faculty member cannot accompany the trip, our programs will still be accompanied by local expert guides who will provide high-quality interpretation and educational content throughout the touring experience.

Reach out to the tour operator immediately via email and CC dartmouth.alumni.travel@dartmouth.edu. Cancellations should be submitted in writing. The tour operator will confirm your cancellation and process your refund if a refund is due at the time of cancellation.

Cancellation policies are set by each tour operator, found in the trip brochure and tour operator website. Please reach out to the tour operator or our office if you need more information.

Yes, we strongly recommend it. You may use any provider you like. Our preferred provider is Redpoint Travel Protection. They offer early purchase benefits such as the pre-existing medical conditions exclusion waiver or the ability to upgrade to “Cancel for Any Reason” if purchased within 15 days of deposit. Other plans are also available.

Due to our privacy policy, we aren't able to share participant information. You may receive a participant list from the tour operator, and there will be an opportunity to share your contact information at the end of the trip.  

Some of our travel programs are suitable for older children who have the necessary maturity and curiosity, and we welcome inquiries about their participation. For almost all programs, children of any age must pay the price advertised for adult travelers. If you are interested in taking a child on a trip, please reach out to us before you register.