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The stunning Dalmatian Coast offers an unmatched collection of Roman ruins, medieval towns, stunning rivieras, and idyllic islands. On this unique educational voyage, you’ll step back in time, visiting the ancient cities that once ruled the Adriatic. In Venice, your first stop, you’ll spend a full day exploring the city’s unrivaled cultural and artistic treasures. From Venice, you’ll sail to Pula, where you’ll walk in the footsteps of emperors and gladiators at the great Roman Arena. Next, in Split, you’ll stroll through Diocletian’s legendary palace. From there, it’s off to Dubrovnik, then Korcula, and finally Zadar. Your understanding of the region and its culture will be enhanced by specially arranged lectures and discussions with local residents and experts.

For more information, call Smith Travel at 800-225-2029, or via e-mail at: alumtrav@email.smith.edu. You can reserve space on this or any trip by downloading and filling out our reservation form (available here in PDF format). You may fax the completed form to (413) 585-2015 or mail it to the address below.

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  • Private wine tasting at a vineyard near Korcula.
  • Walking tour of Pula, featuring one of the largest Roman arenas in the world.
  • Rector’s Palace, the Franciscan Monastery, and the Maritime Museum in Dubrovnik.

Jim Hicks, director, American Studies Diploma Program and project director of the Smith College/University of Sarajevo educational partnership program

  • Duration: 9 days
  • Activity level: Moderate
  • Cost: From approximately $3,295 per person based on double occupancy (plus airfare)
  • Single supplement: TBD
  • Deposit: $600 per person, payable to Thomas P. Gohagan & Company
 
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