9 Nights / 10 Days
What do travelers, photographers, and historians have in common?
They’re all big fans of Egypt, Greece, and Italy. And we’re not talking about liking the occasional Colosseum Insta-post here. We mean season tickets, courtside seats, signed jerseys kind of fans.
And it all goes back to when the Pyramids of Giza were miraculously erected somewhere around 2600 BC. A time when democracy itself was born in the marble streets of Athens. That glorious chapter of human history when the Romans felt like enjoying some serious entertainment and built a legendary venue for it.
All eventually bringing us to now, and a seamless journey that serves as a perfect introduction to three of the world’s most influential civilizations.
- 3 Nights in Cairo
- 3 Nights in Athens
- 3 Nights in Rome