Athens to Rome: Cruising the Mediterranean with Eric Frank
Teatro di Taormina, Sicily
Map of the stops on the tour
Cruising through the dramatic Corinth Canal, whose steep limestone walls soar nearly 300 feet overhead
The spectacular ruins of Delphi in Greece, located on the slopes of Mt. Parnassus
Delphi was the influential oracular sanctuary to Apollo, considered by the ancient Greeks to be the center of the world and where the Oracle’s pronouncements were sought for centuries. Its stunning setting and architecture evoke the same reverence today as they did thousands of years ago.
After a night in Athens, Greece, embark the Emerald Sakara, a new, sleek, and intimate 50-cabin yacht. Cruise through the Corinth Canal to Delphi, then to Siracusa and Taormina in Sicily. Along the Amalfi Coast, dock in Sorrento for a visit to Pompeii and Paestum. SBMA Members will be joined by travelers from the National Trust, Archaeological Institute of America, and Harvard Alumni Travel. An esteemed team of scholars, including art historian and SBMA’s friend Dr. Eric Frank, will offer a series of illustrated lectures on board.
See brochure for full information and reservation form.
See SBMA’s Travel Program Manager aboard Emerald Sakara’s sister ship.
View a promotional video of the ship, showing all the gorgeous public spaces.
Space is currently available in A and B categories.
Depends on cabin category; see brochure
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