11-Day Agritour to Greece with Jane Eckert March 29 - April 8, 2022 optional Aegean cruise extension April 8-11! Day 1, Tue, Mar 29 Depart USA abandoned, its hillside tower houses continue to faithfully stand watch over the rugged coastal terrain. We continue our touring Day 2, Wed, Mar 30 Arrive Athens with a visit to a company that processes cactus fruit, known Arrive today in Athens. Time permitting, we have a panoramic as prickly pear fruit. The process begins with peeling, removing orientation tour en route to Elia Ermou Hotel, where we check-in seeds, and then mashing the fruit in order to produce the prickly and have the remainder of the afternoon at leisure.. A welcome pear puree, which is then deep-frozen to preserve freshness. After dinner is included at the hotel this evening. (meals aloft,D) that, the puree is used throughout the year for the manufacturing of pasteurized prickly pear juices. The producers’ aim is to Day 3, Thu, Mar 31 Epidaurus / Mani / Areopolis manufacture organic juices of the best quality and to preserve We depart from Athens this morning and drive over the Corinth all the beneficial properties of the fruit, using lemon as a natural Canal, which connects the Gulf of Corinth in the Ionian Sea with the preservative and premium agave syrup as sweetener, which has a Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea and separates the Peloponnese very low glycemic index. After our time here, we return to Areopolis from the Greek mainland. Completed in 1893, the canal is too for dinner and overnight. (B,L,D) narrow for modern ocean freighters and today is mostly used by smaller recreational boats, requiring larger vessels to sail about Day 6, Sun, Apr 3 Sparta / Nafpaktos 430 miles around the Peloponnese. Our day begins with a visit This morning we drive north to the glorious town of Sparta. to the stunning ancient amphitheater of Epidaurus, which seats Here we visit the Museum of the Olive and Greek Olive Oil. up to 14,000 people and boasts exceptional acoustics. As with The museum walks its visitors through the culture, history and other Greek theaters, the view of the lush landscape behind technology of the olive and olive oil production in the Greek realm the stage is an integral part of the theatre itself and makes for from prehistoric times to the early 20th century. The museum’s a striking backdrop. From Epidaurus we continue to a hidden objective is to highlight the ineffable relationship between the olive treasure of Greece, the area of Mani, where we will enjoy three and the identity of Greece. The olive and olive oil are presented days of authentic Greek life, culture, and traditions, combined here from a variety of angles, such as the economy, nutrition and with experiencing their agricultural life and production. The locals the olive’s uses, religious worship, art and technology. From there are so welcoming, making you immediately feel comfortable in we continue north to the Gulf of Corinth. There we cross the Rio- your new Greek home! Our destination tonight is Areopoli, a well- Antirrio Bridge, officially the Charilaos Trikoupis Bridge, one of preserved historical town with stone paths and traditional tower the world’s longest multi-span cable-stayed bridges, and longest houses that were built for both social and defensive reasons. The of the fully suspended type. It crosses the Gulf of Corinth near town took its name from Ares, the Greek God of War. Like the Patras, linking the town of Rio on the Peloponnese peninsula to rest of the Mani settlements, Areopoli is known for its contribution Antirrio on mainland Greece by road. After crossing the bridge, we during the battles of Greece against the Ottoman Empire. Upon continue driving along the coast to the picturesque and historical arrival we check into Petra & Fos Hotel, with dinner included this waterfront town of Nafpaktos, where we check into NAFS Hotel evening. (B,D) for dinner and overnight. (B,D) Day 4, Fri, Apr 1 Mani / Areopolis Day 7, Mon, Apr 4 Missolonghi / Nafpaktos Today we continue to immerse ourselves in the agricultural The lagoon of Missolonghi, the largest wetland complex of Greece, treasures of this region. While Olympia is known worldwide for is a natural paradise of islets, dunes, forests on the banks and hosting the ancient Olympic games, fewer people are aware a rich flora and fauna that provide salt and fish to the locals. But that the greatest density of bee colonies in Europe is located in the precious secret of its salty and shallow arms is the renowned Greece. Families have passed along the beekeeping tradition avgotaracho (fish roe), and today we visit an avgotaracho for generations, allowing Greece to be the second-largest honey producer. Fine foods are part of the finer things in life, and in producer in Europe after Spain. However, in spite of the quantity Greece, one of the most unique Protected Designation of Origin of honey produced, Greece actually imports more honey than it (PDO) food products is Bottarga Missolonghi, otherwise known exports due to the high demand for, and appreciation of, honey as the “Greek caviar,” made from the eggs of grey flathead mullet. within its own borders. We visit a local honey farm to learn about It is both flavorful, described as a combination of salty and spicy, beekeeping practices and the production of honey. Of course, and colorful, typically yellow or orange in color. And the taste is no visit to Greece would be complete without visiting an olive oil truly delectable. Making Bottarga Missolonghi is a process that is producer, and today we will visit a local olive oil refinery. Also long, slow and special. This delicacy is still produced using ancient today we participate in a cooking class, preparing our mid-day production methods and ultra-specific, bio-climactic conditions. meal with fresh local products. After enjoying your creation, finish That’s what makes Greek caviar so special – it is produced in your meal with a cup of Greek coffee and tasty local desserts. a way that simply cannot be rushed. Ancient culinary traditions Later this afternoon we drive through the charming fishing village are very much a part of what makes Greek caviar so unique. of Oitylo and then return to Areopolis with dinner included this The surrounding area was colonized by fishermen who lived in evening. (B,L,D) cabins built on stilts and made of waterproof reeds. Some of these houses still remain today. Weather permitting we will enjoy a boat Day 5, Sat, Apr 2 Mani / Areopolis ride and meet some of the locals living in these unique houses. Today, another local “secret” is revealed to us: the production Also today we learn about the crucial roles that salt has played in of Singlino – salted pork (you’ll find it as “pasto” throughout the the history of civilization and in Greece. In fact, in ancient Greece southern Peloponnese), which dries salted and is then smoked it was used as a commodity for trading slaves. It is said that the for many hours with a fire of green sage. This ancient way of expression “not worth his salt” came from this practice. There are preserving meat was used in Greece before the days of electricity salt marsh gardens that extend for miles on end in Missolonghi, and refrigeration and creates tender, tasty, and long-lasting pork. Greece, and we will visit one of them. This region is said to produce In Mani, locals usually eat this cut into thin slices with fresh 60 percent of the country’s salt. In fact, the Missolonghi–Aetoliko oranges cut in half. After lunch, we go to visit the producers of lagoon system is considered to be one of the most important famous local Fleur De Sel sea salt. This afternoon we drive Mediterranean lagoons. Following our time here, we return to by the breathtaking “ghost village” of Vathia. Though completely Nafpaktos for dinner and overnight. (B,D) Day 8, Tue, Apr 5 Itea / Arachova or continue on an “Iconic Aegean” cruise extension, We check out of our hotel this morning and drive to the small featuring port visits to Mykonos, Kusadasi (Ephesus), waterfront town of Itea. The town’s view of water and imposing Patmos, Crete, and Santorini! mountains along the horizon make for a pleasant seaside stroll or coffee spot. This part of the Gulf of Corinth offers a naturally (see insert for details) sheltered harbor, which provides ideal conditions for raising fish, All sites listed in the itinerary will be covered but the sequence and days and today we will visit a local fish farm. Sea Bass and Sea Bream may be altered to adjust to religious holidays, special closings of sites, are among the most common in this area, and the vast majority of air schedules, etc. Hotels listed subject to confirmation. This tour is not fish raised here are exported to other European countries. There recommended for those who have mobility limitations since it includes significant amounts of rigorous walking on uneven terrain. If a passenger is is more to the local economy than seafood, however. The local unable to get on and off the bus and walk without the assistance of another Amfissa olive trees that cover the surrounding hills are protected individual, the passenger must bring someone with them to assist them. by UNESCO, and the area is sometimes referred to as the “sea Please note that the Americans With Disabilities Act is not applicable outside of olives.” The poems of Homer refer to olive oil as “liquid gold,” the USA and facilities in other countries may be sharply limited. and today we visit a local olive oil producer. After lunch we drive inland, gradually climbing to about 1000 meters above sea level, TOUR CONDITIONS until we arrive in Arachova. In the winter it is a popular ski resort, but our destination today is a producer of the local Formaela PRICE OF 11-DAY TOUR: cheese, which has been named as a “protected designation of $5,499 per person from New York JFK origin” (PDO) by the European Union. To receive the PDO status, the entire product must be traditionally and entirely manufactured Aegean extension: (prepared, processed and produced) within the specific region from $1099 depending upon cabin category and thus acquire unique properties. Arachova is also known for its (pricing based on double occupancy ) woolen carpets and wooden handicrafts. Time permitting, we may NOT INCLUDED IN ABOVE RATE: Supplement in air fare for have time to explore some of the local markets. Dinner is included departure from airports other than New York JFK. Any fee imposed this evening, with overnight at Anemolia Resort Hotel. (B,L,D) by the airline to reserve seat assignments; cost of any COVID testing that may be required by the airline and/or for entry to Greece; single Day 9, Wed, Apr 6 Delphi / Athens room supplement ($1350 for basic tour; $390 for Aegean extension, Today we visit Delphi, site of the famed Oracle, whose prestige based on interior cabin on cruise); meals not listed as being included; extended far beyond the boundaries of the Hellenic world. On the cruise fuel surcharge, optional shore excursions, and/or cruise cabin slopes of Mount Parnassus, in a landscape of unparalleled beauty upgrade if participating on the Aegean extension; excess baggage and majesty lie the ruins of the Sanctuary of Apollos Pythios, and forwarding of baggage, passports, personal items such as the treasury of the Athenians, and the 4th-century BC Temple laundry, tips for personal favors, Travel Protection Plan, any costs of Apollo. The nearby museum contains such masterpieces of resulting from absence or deviation from the itinerary and any items ancient Greek sculpture as the bronze charioteer and the famous not shown herein as being included. Athlete Aghias. This afternoon we go to a local winery for a wine- TOUR DOCUMENTS AND GREECE ENTRY REQUIREMENTS: tasting, and then we continue to Athens for dinner and overnight The name on your air ticket must exactly match your name as it at Elia Ermou Hotel. (B,D) appears on your passport. Please forward a copy of the photo/ informational page of your passport when enrolling on the tour. Day 10, Thu, Apr 7 Athens If applying for a new or renewed passport, send the copy as soon This morning we tour Athens. We visit the Acropolis with the as you receive your new passport. US and Canadian citizens do Parthenon shimmering in its ageless grace and unmatched not need a visa for travel to Greece. If traveling on a passport from design and the unique Erechtheion (the only double temple). a country that requires a visa to enter Greece, obtaining the visa Nearby we climb the Areopagus (Mars Hill), where Paul addressed and paying any additional fees are your responsibility. As of June the philosophic court about Jesus and the resurrection. Our 2021, US and Canadian citizens who are fully vaccinated against sightseeing also features a panoramic tour including Embassy COVID-19 and who present their vaccination certificate may Row, the Tomb of the Unknown Soldier, the National Palace, the enter Greece without having to be tested. Those who cannot House of Parliament, and the University. This afternoon we visit the present a certificate must arrive with a negative PCR test that was taken within 72 hours of departure. Travel requirements Diomedes Botanic Garden. Aristotle’s disciple Theophrastus, and policies related to COVID-19 are changing frequently, and who is considered the founder of botanical science, established updated information will be provided to you closer to departure. the first botanic garden in Athens in the 4th century B.C.The Diomedes Botanic Garden of Athens was originally opened to PAYMENT: Payment can be made by cash, check or credit card the public in 1975 and was reconstructed in 2004 to protect and (Discover, MasterCard or Visa). A deposit of $500 per person is maintain the biodiversity of the area. The garden hosts over 2,500 required at least 100 days prior to departure in order to confirm different kinds of plants from all over the world, and it sends seeds tour membership. Within 100 days, space may be limited and/or all over the country to spread and maintain biodiversity throughout a supplement in airfare may apply. Balance of tour price is due the region. 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Day 11, Fri, Apr 8 Lavrion / Mykonos This morning we board our cruise ship in the Port of Lavrion (Athens) and settle into our comfortable cabins. We set sail while enjoying lunch on board and arrive early this evening at the world famous Greek island of Mykonos. Mykonos combines the dazzling white beauty of a typical Cycladic island with a sophisticated jet-set atmosphere. Enjoy time on your own to stroll at leisure through the white-washed, flower-decked alleyways to the church of Paraportiani, center for the whole region. The buildings (a labyrinth and along the waterfront to the famous windmills. Return complex) covered an area of 22 square miles. The high to your ship later tonight and sail overnight to Ephesus. standard of Minoan civilization 4000 years ago, displayed (B,L,D) here through architecture, frescoes and the perfect plumbing system, surprise modern visitors. Return to the Day 12, Sat, Apr 9 Ephesus / Patmos ship for lunch as we cruise to the island of Santorini, widely We arrive this morning at Kusadasi, Turkey and journey considered to be the lost continent of Atlantis. Off the a short distance inland to Ephesus, which had become entrance of the bay of Santorini lies the only active volcano the capital city of the Roman Province of Asia by the time in the Eastern Mediterranean. After our late afternoon John wrote the Book of Revelation to the churches there. arrival, you may ascend to the cliff-top town by cable Walk through history in a city founded as early as the car or donkey, or on foot. After you have strolled through 10th century B.C. and in the magnificent excavations see the narrow streets, enjoy the fascinating and marvelous streets lined with wonderful public buildings such as the sunset. Return to the ship this evening and sail overnight Baths of Scholastica, the Library of Celsus, the Temple of back to Athens. (B,L,D) Hadrian, the Basilica of St. John and the great Theatre. We then enjoy lunch on board as we sail to the former Roman prison island of Patmos where John received his Day 14, Mon, Apr 11 Athens / USA After a morning arrival of our cruise ship at the port of “Revelation.” Here we visit the Grotto named for his book Lavrion, we transfer to the airport for our journey back to and the Monastery of St. John which houses ancient manuscripts including one of the Gospel. Return to your the USA. (B, meals aloft) ship for dinner on board, setting sail later this evening for All sites listed in the itinerary will be covered but the sequence and Crete. (B,L,D) days may be altered to adjust to religious holidays, special closings of sites, air schedules, etc. Hotel subject to confirmation. Day 13, Sun, Apr 10 Crete / Santorini The largest of the Greek islands, Heraklion (Crete) is well- known for its archaeological sites. We take an excursion PRICE OF 3-NIGHT EXTENSION: this morning to the Palace of Knossos, the residence of $1099 category IA, interior cabin the ruling house and also an administrative and religious $1279, category XB, oceanview $1639, category SB, balcony (per person, double occupancy) with a minimum of 15 participants Price includes cruise fare, port charges, sightseeing/ shore excursions as described, transfers, meals as Travel arrangements by listed, and gratuities to local guides, bus drivers & Dehoney Travel cruise personnel. 3008 Charlestown Crossing, New Albany, IN 47150 Phone: (812) 206-1080 or (800) 325-6708 #926 Email: [email protected] 5/26/21 www.dehoneytravel.com Eckert Greece Agritour 22 Aegean ext flyer.indd Enrollment Form 5/27/21 11-Day Agritour to Greece with Jane Eckert #926 March 29 - April 8, 2022 EBD optional Aegean cruise extension April 8-11! Please fill in completely. Use full legal name as on passport (include middle initial or name if it appears) Title: Dr./Rev./Mr./Mrs./Ms./Miss Full Legal Name(s) (as on passport) Airline Security information: 1. ______Passport Number 1.______Exp. Date______2. ______Passport Number 2.______Exp. Date______The name on your air ticket must exactly match your name as it Home Address ______appears on your passport. You must forward a copy of the photo/ ______informational page of your passport within two weeks of enrollment City ______­­___ on the tour. If applying for a new or renewed passport, send the State ______Zip ______copy as soon as you receive your new passport. Mailing Address (if other than above) ______1. Date of Birth: Month ______Day ______Year ______City ______State _____ Zip ______Place (City/State) ______Phones: Cell (______) ______Nationality ______ Male  Female H - (______) ______W - (______) ______2. Date of Birth: Month ______Day ______Year ______Email ______Place (City/State) ______

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