Athens, the Greek Islands & Istanbul
July 5 - 16, 2010

Study Abroad

The ancient world comes alive as you discover the unique blend of eastern and western cultures in Greece and Turkey. Explore the birthplace of western civilization in Athens as you examine the magnificent structures of the Acropolis, including the grand Parthenon.

Next, board your cruise ship for a look into the Greek Islands before disembarking in the cradle of the Ottoman Empire, Turkey. Gain insight into the history of this land, once the trade and cultural crossroads of the world, with visits to Troy and Istanbul.

Touch Biblical history with a guided tour of Ephesus; the last known home of the Virgin Mary and where the Apostle Paul wrote his letter to the Ephesians.

Offered in partnership with Education First Educational Tours.

Costs

Program Fee*

$3,217 (age 22 and younger)
$3,702 (age 23 and older)

Includes:

Airfare: Round-trip flights to/from PDX

Transportation: Comfortable motorcoach • 2-day Greek island cruise

Accommodations: 7 overnight stays in hotels with private bathrooms • 2 nights cabin accommodations

Meals: European breakfast and dinner daily • 3 meals daily during cruise

Tour director: Full-time EF Tour Director

Sightseeing: 5 sightseeing tours led by licensed local guides • 1 walking tour

Extras: Whisper headsets on guided tours

*Includes departure fees. May be taken for credit. Tuition cost is extra.

Optional excursions

Not included in Program Fee

Greek Evening
Bosphorus Cruise

During the cruise, optional excursions are offered by the cruise line.

Sign Up Early

To hold your spot, you only need to sign up and pay the lifetime membership fee of $95.

1. Go to EF Tours' Web site
2. Enter Tour Number 684332 when prompted to
- Check out your teacher's tour or
- Enroll on your teacher's tour

If you prefer to enroll by phone, contact EF College Tours customer service department at 800.665.5364 and refer to tour number 684332.

Questions?

Call David McNamee at 503.699.6308.
Email David McNamee

Athens, the Greek Islands & IstanbulJuly 5 - 16, 2010