A visit to Corinth can be added to any of our Greece tours. Remains of the ancient city lie about an hour's drive west of Athens on the isthmus connecting the Peloponnese Peninsula to mainland Greece. Major development of the city began in the 8th century BCE. With ports on the Corinthian Gulf and ... Read More »
Foto Friday – Morocco Tours
a few sites you may see on one of our Morocco tours ~ ... Read More »
Foto Friday – Greece is Open!
Greece is now open to visitors from many countries, including the United States. We expect space to fill up fast. Don't wait to book! Check out our published Greece tours, including 3, 4 and 7-night cruise programs, island hopping programs and Classical tours, or contact us to create a custom ... Read More »
Israel Tours – Name That Site
In the Old City of Jerusalem, a sacred route weaves past ten stations marking significant moments in the walk of Jesus to his crucifixion. At the end of the route the Holy Sepulchre Church holds the final four Stations of the Cross, including a tomb held by some traditions to be the actual ... Read More »
Turkey Tours – Name That Site!
Located in southwestern Anatolia, this site is known as the "Cotton Castle" because of its dramatic travertine terraces formed by hot-spring deposits of calcium carbonate. Even in ancient times, the area was a popular stop on Turkey tours (although they would have been called Asia ... Read More »
Morocco Tours Foto Friday – Imperial Cities of Morocco
Imperial Cities of Morocco is one of our published Morocco tours. Travelers have their own private car and driver and meet local guides for private touring in each city. As with all of our private tours, the published program is open to customization. Here are images of some of the sites included ... Read More »
