Travel Dynamics International Unveils Educational Cruises to Libya for October 2004

Travel Dynamics International is pleased to announce new cruises to Libya in October 2004, offering travelers a rich educational experience that discovers the country's wealth of archaeological treasures.

New York, NY (PRWEB) March 14, 2004 ---Travel Dynamics International, a pioneer of educational voyages aboard small cruise ships, will offer a series of voyages to Libya in October 2004, introducing to travelers for the first time in 23 years, Libyas wealth of archaeological treasures. This is great news for those of us in the field of educational travel because American travelers can once again explore some of the finest ancient sites found anywhere in the Mediterranean," said Vasos Papagapitos, co-president of Travel Dynamics International. Boasting more than 1,200 miles of beautiful Mediterranean Sea coastline, Libyas most celebrated sites are concentrated near the shore in the Eastern and Western proximities of the country, lending itself favourably to cruise travel exploration.

Departing from Crete, the 9-night cruise entitled The Ancient Lost Cities of Libya," visits the country's premier sites:

· Cyrene -- Among the earliest Greek colonies and one of the great ancient cities in North Africa, beautifully situated on the side of a hill.

· Leptis Magna -- One of the most extraordinary ancient sites in the Mediterranean. A tour of the ancient citys well-preserved buildings examines monuments, temples and streets that offer a unique example of ancient town planning.

· Tripoli -- Libyas capital city with its medieval Medina and the Jamahiriya Museum, housed in the massive Citadel.

· Taucheira and Ptolemais -- Two ancient sites with extensive ruins dating to early Greek settlements.

The Ancient Lost Cities of Libya: Greco-Roman Civilization Between the Desert and the Sea" will operate aboard the 34-guest Callisto on October 9 -- 20, 2004 and October 19 -- 30, 2004. Rates start at $6,995 and include all tours and shore excursions, one-night hotel stay in Crete, welcome and farewell receptions, educational program by accompanying lecturers, transfers abroad, port dues and embarkation taxes.

Callisto
Meaning most beautiful" in Greek, the 34-guest Callisto is a lovely oceangoing yacht offering a rare opportunity to experience the best-kept secrets of the worlds seas in an intimate setting. All 17 staterooms are exterior, and feature private marble bath with shower and windows to enjoy the passing scenery. The yachts public areas include a spacious lounge, a handsome dining room, and two broad decks for sunbathing and dining al fresco.

Travel Dynamics International
Travel Dynamics International has been a leading tour operator of educational cruise voyages aboard small ships for over 35 years. For information, contact: (800) 257-5767 or www.traveldynamicsinternational.com/libya/index.html.

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