Odysseus Greece Cruise and Tour

Journey of Odysseus Aboard Corinthian II Homer's epic is the definitive sea saga, reiterated and reinterpreted in many ways, from Coleridge's The Rime of the Ancient Mariner to Joyce's Ulysses to the film O Brother, Where Art Thou? Sail to the Mediterranean realms Homer used as a map of the Greek mind: the crucible of Troy; the Palace of Nestor; Malta, the seductive isle of Calypso; Sicily of the Laestrygonians; Taormina, home to the Oxen of the Sun; and finally, Ithaca, home to Penelope and Odysseus. Advertisement: Location: Greece, Troy, Malta, Calypso, Sicily, Taormina, Ithaca November 14-25, 2008 Date(s): November 14-25, 2008 Fees: Land/cruise arrangements: $6,995�¢??$14,495 Single supplement: from $2,995 Deposit: $1,000 Accomodations: The deluxe Corinthian II is an all-suite yacht accommodating up to 114 guests. Built in 1992 and refurbished and redecorated in 2005, it has 57 suites, each with: Sea view Queen-sized bed separable into two twin-sized beds Sitting area Satellite TV, DVD/CD player Telephone Mini-refrigerator Marble-appointed bathroom with fine toiletries 225 square feet or more Plush terry robes and slippers Fresh flowers and fruit basket 24-hour room service The Penthouse Suites and Veranda Suites (400 and 300 square feet, respectively) feature private balconies accessed via sliding-glass doors, as well as white glove butler service. Advertisement: