Mediterranean Masterpieces Cádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

With Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies & Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art

April 16–25, 2020

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

EXPERIENCE Cádiz, the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe, with its fascinatingarchaeological treasuresSAIL through “The Pillars of Hercules” and disembarkat the majestic Rock of Gibraltar to tour military facilitiesand see the famous Barbary macaquesDISCOVER Valencia’s Old Town and its UNESCO-listed landmarks, including the Lonja de la Seda, a late-Gothic architectural masterpieceMARVEL at the Alhambra, another UNESCO WorldHeritage Site, with its captivating palace courtyards andthe best-preserved Moorish gardens in SpainEXPLORE Tarragona, which features the oldest survivingRoman structures outside of ItalyENJOY an exclusive, before-hours visit to the PicassoMuseum in Málaga, the artistic legend’s birthplace

TRAVELING WITH YOUNicholas Howe teaches at the intersection ofenvironment and culture. A geographer by training,he teaches courses on landscape interpretation,the politics of climate change, religion andenvironmentalism, and the role of rivers insociety. He authored Landscapes of the Secular:Law, Religion, and American Sacred Space (2016)

and co-authored Climate Change as Social Drama (2015). Nicolasholds a B.A. from Columbia and an M.A. and Ph.D. from theUniversity of California, Los Angeles.

Catherine Howe specializes in modern andcontemporary American art, the history ofphotography, and the ways in which the historyof art dovetails with the history of scienceand technology. At Williams, she teaches theintroductory survey to Western Art, the historyof photography, and seminars such as

“Ambrotypes to Instagram: The History of the PhotographicPortrait.” Catherine holds a B.A. from Barnard College and anM.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Dear Williams Alumni and Friends,

The Spanish Riviera and Côte d’Azur are as historic as they are beautiful,dotted with venerable Roman ports and archaeological marvels dating backmillennia. Join us as we sail the Mediterranean coastline from Cádiz to Nice onthe elegant Sea Cloud II, stopping to behold the dazzling masterpieces of artand architecture that inspired everyone from the Phoenicians to Picasso. Weare thrilled to feature two Williams study leaders for further educational enhance-ment to this special itinerary: Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Affiliate in Anthropology and Sociology, and Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art.

In Cádiz, the lively ancient port city, admire the oldest Roman theaterin Spain and gaze at the formidable 18th-century Cathedral. Board Sea Cloud II and sweep through the famous “Pillars of Hercules” to Gibraltar, where youwill ascend to the top of its mighty rock. Vibrant Málaga, birthplace of Picasso,awaits, and then Granada, where you will roam the exquisite palace courtyardsof the UNESCO-listed Alhambra and the fountain-filled gardens of the Generalife.

After a marvelous day on the high seas, call at Valencia to discover its majesticOld Town and the castle-like Lonja de la Seda, a 15th-century silk market andawe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece. We’re particularly excited to introduce you toTarragona, a seldom-visited yet spectacular ancient gem that is the oldest Romansettlement in all of Spain. View the Pont del Diable, a stunning bridge thatformed part of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. A private guidedtour of Tarragona’s Archaeological Museum is available, and you can explore thecity’s Roman circus and amphitheater. The vividly blue waters of the Côte d’Azurwill carry you to Marseille, where you will bask in the murals and Byzantine mosaicsof the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde, and hurtle back to thefuture at the city’s cutting-edge Museum of Contemporary Art.

Enjoy ocean relaxation and cultural stimulation in the company of membersfrom The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Trust for Historic Preservationand esteemed alumni from Harvard. An optional three-night prelude to Seville isavailable, and an optional three-night postlude to Nice and the French Riviera willprovide an additional opportunity to unwind and mingle with fellow travelers.

I hope you will accompany us on this fascinating voyage.

Best wishes,

Leila DerstineAlumni Travel-Study Coordinator413-597-4011leila.derstine@williams.edu

Tarragona

Mediterranean MasterpiecesCádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

With Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies& Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art

April 16–25, 2020

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

EXPERIENCE Cádiz, the oldest continuouslyinhabited settlement in Europe, with its fascinating archaeological treasures SAIL through “The Pillars of Hercules” and disembarkat the majestic Rock of Gibraltar to tour military facilities and see the famous Barbary macaques DISCOVER Valencia’s Old Town and its UNESCO-listedlandmarks, including the Lonja de la Seda, a late-Gothic architectural masterpieceMARVEL at the Alhambra, another UNESCO WorldHeritage Site, with its captivating palace courtyards and the best-preserved Moorish gardens in SpainEXPLORE Tarragona, which features the oldest survivingRoman structures outside of ItalyENJOY an exclusive, before-hours visit to the PicassoMuseum in Málaga, the artistic legend’s birthplace

TRAVELING WITH YOUNicholas Howe teaches at the intersection of environment and culture. A geographer by training, he teaches courses on landscape interpretation, the politics of climate change, religion and environmentalism, and the role of rivers in society. He authored Landscapes of the Secular:Law, Religion, and American Sacred Space (2016)

and co-authored Climate Change as Social Drama (2015). Nicolas holds a B.A. from Columbia and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Catherine Howe specializes in modern and contemporary American art, the history of photography, and the ways in which the history of art dovetails with the history of science and technology. At Williams, she teaches the introductory survey to Western Art, the history of photography, and seminars such as

“Ambrotypes to Instagram: The History of the Photographic Portrait.” Catherine holds a B.A. from Barnard College and an M.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Dear Williams Alumni and Friends,

The Spanish Riviera and Côte d’Azur are as historic as they are beautiful,dotted with venerable Roman ports and archaeological marvels dating backmillennia. Join us as we sail the Mediterranean coastline from Cádiz to Nice onthe elegant Sea Cloud II, stopping to behold the dazzling masterpieces of artand architecture that inspired everyone from the Phoenicians to Picasso. Weare thrilled to feature two Williams study leaders for further educational enhance-ment to this special itinerary: Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Affiliate in Anthropology and Sociology, and Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art.

In Cádiz, the lively ancient port city, admire the oldest Roman theaterin Spain and gaze at the formidable 18th-century Cathedral. Board Sea Cloud II and sweep through the famous “Pillars of Hercules” to Gibraltar, where youwill ascend to the top of its mighty rock. Vibrant Málaga, birthplace of Picasso,awaits, and then Granada, where you will roam the exquisite palace courtyardsof the UNESCO-listed Alhambra and the fountain-filled gardens of the Generalife.

After a marvelous day on the high seas, call at Valencia to discover its majesticOld Town and the castle-like Lonja de la Seda, a 15th-century silk market andawe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece. We’re particularly excited to introduce you toTarragona, a seldom-visited yet spectacular ancient gem that is the oldest Romansettlement in all of Spain. View the Pont del Diable, a stunning bridge thatformed part of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. A private guidedtour of Tarragona’s Archaeological Museum is available, and you can explore thecity’s Roman circus and amphitheater. The vividly blue waters of the Côte d’Azurwill carry you to Marseille, where you will bask in the murals and Byzantine mosaicsof the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde, and hurtle back to thefuture at the city’s cutting-edge Museum of Contemporary Art.

Enjoy ocean relaxation and cultural stimulation in the company of membersfrom The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Trust for Historic Preservationand esteemed alumni from Harvard. An optional three-night prelude to Seville isavailable, and an optional three-night postlude to Nice and the French Riviera willprovide an additional opportunity to unwind and mingle with fellow travelers.

I hope you will accompany us on this fascinating voyage.

Best wishes,

Leila DerstineAlumni Travel-Study Coordinator413-597-4011leila.derstine@williams.edu

Tarragona Mediterranean MasterpiecesCádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

With Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies& Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art

April 16–25, 2020

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

EXPERIENCE Cádiz, the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe, with its fascinatingarchaeological treasuresSAIL through “The Pillars of Hercules” and disembarkat the majestic Rock of Gibraltar to tour military facilitiesand see the famous Barbary macaquesDISCOVER Valencia’s Old Town and its UNESCO-listed landmarks, including the Lonja de la Seda, a late-Gothic architectural masterpieceMARVEL at the Alhambra, another UNESCO WorldHeritage Site, with its captivating palace courtyards andthe best-preserved Moorish gardens in SpainEXPLORE Tarragona, which features the oldest survivingRoman structures outside of ItalyENJOY an exclusive, before-hours visit to the PicassoMuseum in Málaga, the artistic legend’s birthplace

TRAVELING WITH YOUNicholas Howe teaches at the intersection ofenvironment and culture. A geographer by training,he teaches courses on landscape interpretation,the politics of climate change, religion andenvironmentalism, and the role of rivers insociety. He authored Landscapes of the Secular:Law, Religion, and American Sacred Space (2016)

and co-authored Climate Change as Social Drama (2015). Nicolasholds a B.A. from Columbia and an M.A. and Ph.D. from theUniversity of California, Los Angeles.

Catherine Howe specializes in modern andcontemporary American art, the history ofphotography, and the ways in which the historyof art dovetails with the history of scienceand technology. At Williams, she teaches theintroductory survey to Western Art, the historyof photography, and seminars such as

“Ambrotypes to Instagram: The History of the PhotographicPortrait.” Catherine holds a B.A. from Barnard College and anM.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Dear Williams Alumni and Friends,

The Spanish Riviera and Côte d’Azur are as historic as they are beautiful,dotted with venerable Roman ports and archaeological marvels dating backmillennia. Join us as we sail the Mediterranean coastline from Cádiz to Nice onthe elegant Sea Cloud II, stopping to behold the dazzling masterpieces of artand architecture that inspired everyone from the Phoenicians to Picasso. Weare thrilled to feature two Williams study leaders for further educational enhance-ment to this special itinerary: Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Affiliate in Anthropology and Sociology, and Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art.

In Cádiz, the lively ancient port city, admire the oldest Roman theaterin Spain and gaze at the formidable 18th-century Cathedral. Board Sea Cloud II and sweep through the famous “Pillars of Hercules” to Gibraltar, where youwill ascend to the top of its mighty rock. Vibrant Málaga, birthplace of Picasso,awaits, and then Granada, where you will roam the exquisite palace courtyardsof the UNESCO-listed Alhambra and the fountain-filled gardens of the Generalife.

After a marvelous day on the high seas, call at Valencia to discover its majesticOld Town and the castle-like Lonja de la Seda, a 15th-century silk market andawe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece. We’re particularly excited to introduce you toTarragona, a seldom-visited yet spectacular ancient gem that is the oldest Romansettlement in all of Spain. View the Pont del Diable, a stunning bridge thatformed part of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. A private guidedtour of Tarragona’s Archaeological Museum is available, and you can explore thecity’s Roman circus and amphitheater. The vividly blue waters of the Côte d’Azurwill carry you to Marseille, where you will bask in the murals and Byzantine mosaicsof the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde, and hurtle back to thefuture at the city’s cutting-edge Museum of Contemporary Art.

Enjoy ocean relaxation and cultural stimulation in the company of membersfrom The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Trust for Historic Preservationand esteemed alumni from Harvard. An optional three-night prelude to Seville isavailable, and an optional three-night postlude to Nice and the French Riviera willprovide an additional opportunity to unwind and mingle with fellow travelers.

I hope you will accompany us on this fascinating voyage.

Best wishes,

Leila DerstineAlumni Travel-Study Coordinator413-597-4011leila.derstine@williams.edu

Tarragona

Mediterranean Masterpieces Cádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

With Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies & Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art

April 16–25, 2020

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

EXPERIENCE Cádiz, the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe, with its fascinating archaeological treasures SAIL through “The Pillars of Hercules” and disembark at the majestic Rock of Gibraltar to tour military facilities and see the famous Barbary macaques DISCOVER Valencia’s Old Town and its UNESCO-listed landmarks, including the Lonja de la Seda, a late-Gothic architectural masterpieceMARVEL at the Alhambra, another UNESCO World Heritage Site, with its captivating palace courtyards and the best-preserved Moorish gardens in SpainEXPLORE Tarragona, which features the oldest surviving Roman structures outside of ItalyENJOY an exclusive, before-hours visit to the Picasso Museum in Málaga, the artistic legend’s birthplace

TRAVELING WITH YOUNicholas Howe teaches at the intersection of environment and culture. A geographer by training, he teaches courses on landscape interpretation, the politics of climate change, religion and environmentalism, and the role of rivers in society. He authored Landscapes of the Secular: Law, Religion, and American Sacred Space (2016)

and co-authored Climate Change as Social Drama (2015). Nicolas holds a B.A. from Columbia and an M.A. and Ph.D. from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Catherine Howe specializes in modern and contemporary American art, the history of photography, and the ways in which the history of art dovetails with the history of science and technology. At Williams, she teaches the introductory survey to Western Art, the history of photography, and seminars such as

“Ambrotypes to Instagram: The History of the Photographic Portrait.” Catherine holds a B.A. from Barnard College and an M.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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Dear Williams Alumni and Friends,

The Spanish Riviera and Côte d’Azur are as historic as they are beautiful, dotted with venerable Roman ports and archaeological marvels dating back millennia. Join us as we sail the Mediterranean coastline from Cádiz to Nice on the elegant Sea Cloud II, stopping to behold the dazzling masterpieces of art and architecture that inspired everyone from the Phoenicians to Picasso. We are thrilled to feature two Williams study leaders for further educational enhance-ment to this special itinerary: Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Affiliate in Anthropology and Sociology, and Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art.

In Cádiz, the lively ancient port city, admire the oldest Roman theater in Spain and gaze at the formidable 18th-century Cathedral. Board Sea Cloud II and sweep through the famous “Pillars of Hercules” to Gibraltar, where you will ascend to the top of its mighty rock. Vibrant Málaga, birthplace of Picasso, awaits, and then Granada, where you will roam the exquisite palace courtyards of the UNESCO-listed Alhambra and the fountain-filled gardens of the Generalife.

After a marvelous day on the high seas, call at Valencia to discover its majestic Old Town and the castle-like Lonja de la Seda, a 15th-century silk market and awe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece. We’re particularly excited to introduce you to Tarragona, a seldom-visited yet spectacular ancient gem that is the oldest Roman settlement in all of Spain. View the Pont del Diable, a stunning bridge that formed part of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. A private guided tour of Tarragona’s Archaeological Museum is available, and you can explore the city’s Roman circus and amphitheater. The vividly blue waters of the Côte d’Azur will carry you to Marseille, where you will bask in the murals and Byzantine mosaics of the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde, and hurtle back to the future at the city’s cutting-edge Museum of Contemporary Art.

Enjoy ocean relaxation and cultural stimulation in the company of members from The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Trust for Historic Preservation and esteemed alumni from Harvard. An optional three-night prelude to Seville is available, and an optional three-night postlude to Nice and the French Riviera will provide an additional opportunity to unwind and mingle with fellow travelers.

I hope you will accompany us on this fascinating voyage.

Best wishes,

Leila DerstineAlumni Travel-Study Coordinator 413-597-4011 leila.derstine@williams.edu

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TUESDAY, APRIL 21: VALENCIA, SPAIN After lunch, call at Valencia, the “City of Gold.” Discover the Old Town with its UNESCO-recognized Lonja de la Seda, a former trading center and silk exchange; the Central Market; and the spectacular 14th- to 15th-century cathedral. Admire the striking architecture of the famed City of Arts and Sciences complex designed by Valencia-born architect Santiago Calatrava. Here you may enjoy entrance to the museum complex or take a guided walking tour of the old city before returning to Sea Cloud II. B,L,D

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22: TARRAGONA, SPAIN Arrive this afternoon in Tarragona, the oldest Roman settlement on the Iberian Peninsula. Visit the Pont del Diable, an imposing bridge that formed part of an ancient Roman aqueduct. Then take a guided visit to the Archaeological Museum, founded in the 19th century and host to the remnants of the Roman wall. We will also tour the Roman Circus, where horse and chariot races were held in the 1st century. Later, visit the Roman Amphitheatre, built in the 2nd century and remodeled in 224 A.D. Return to the ship in time for a midnight sailing. B,L,D

THURSDAY, APRIL 23: DAY AT SEA After a morning lecture, savor your last day sailing as Sea Cloud II makes her way to Côte d’Azur. Observe the crew as they practice the art of trimming the sails by hand. B,L,D

FRIDAY, APRIL 24: MARSEILLE, FRANCE Arrive this morning in the lively port city of Marseille. Tour the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde and the Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art, housed in a cutting-edge building. Return to the ship for a special Marseille-inspired lunch while you enjoy an afternoon onboard sailing along the French Riviera. B,L,D

SATURDAY, APRIL 25: NICE, FRANCE / RETURNDisembark Sea Cloud II early this morning and transfer to the airport for flights home. B

An optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera is offered from April 25–28, 2020.

DISCLAIMER: This itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of Williams Alumni Travel and Arrangements Abroad. For complete details, please carefully read the terms and conditions at www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms.

An optional prelude in Seville, Spain is offered from April 13–17, 2020.

THURSDAY, APRIL 16: DEPARTUREDepart by air for Seville on an overnight flight.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17: SEVILLE / CÁDIZ, SPAIN Arrive today in Seville, Spain, and drive to Jerez de la Frontera for a tasting of its native sherry. Transfer to Cádiz, an ancient port city. Enjoy lunch before exploring the city’s landmarks. Start at the 16th-century Plaza de San Juan de Dios in the heart of the city, and admire the beautiful town hall and the Basilica of San Juan de Dios. Step back in time to the Roman Theatre, the oldest in Spain, dating from the end of the 1st century B.C. Finish at the Cathedral, which was begun in the 18th century and took over 100 years to build; its architectural styles range from Baroque to Rococo to Neoclassical, and the building is host to a beautiful, elaborately carved wooden choir stall. Transfer to Sea Cloud II and set sail for Gibraltar this evening. L,DSATURDAY, APRIL 18: GIBRALTAR, UNITED KINGDOMBe on deck as Sea Cloud II approaches the legendary Rock of Gibraltar. Step ashore and transfer to the Europa Point Lighthouse for magnificent ocean views. Then make your way to the Apes’ Den to see the famous Barbary macaques, and visit the Great Siege Tunnels, a series of passageways In the northern end of the Rock. Following lunch, attend a lecture during an afternoon at sea. This evening the captain hosts a welcome reception and dinner. B,L,R,D

SUNDAY, APRIL 19: MÁLAGA / MOTRIL, SPAINIn the port city of Málaga, birthplace of Picasso, enjoy an exclusive, before-hours visit to his eponymous museum. Then travel by bus to Granada to experience Spain’s masterpiece, the Alhambra Palace. After lunch, stroll through the exquisite palace courtyards, with their grand vistas, and the gardens of the Generalife, featuring water courses and fountains. Rejoin the ship in Motril in time for dinner on board. B,L,D

MONDAY, APRIL 20: AT SEADuring a day at sea, discover the thrill of sailing aboard Sea Cloud II and experience the grace and romance of a bygone era of travel. Attend lectures and enjoy the amenities of our fine ship. B,L,D

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CRUISE RATES

Cabins Decks Double Rate Single Rate Cabins 204 to 206 Cabin Deck $8,999 $11,499

Staterooms. Upper/lower twin berths, shower.

Cabins 207 to 210 Cabin Deck $10,999 $16,499Superior Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 211 to 217 & 224 to 231 Cabin Deck $12,999 $19,499Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 218 to 223 Cabin Deck $13,999 $20,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 301 & 302 Promenade Deck $15,999 $23,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 303 to 319 Promenade Deck $17,999 InquireJunior Suites. Twin beds, bathtub with shower.

Cabins 401 & 402 Lido Deck $19,999 InquireOwner’s Suites. Queen-size bed, bathtub and separate shower.

RATES INCLUDE n Eight nights cabin accommodations aboard Sea Cloud II

n Meals as indicated in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, R=Reception, D=Dinner); bottled water and coffee/tea with all meals; wine with lunches and dinners. Complimentaryopen bar throughout the cruise

n Guided sightseeing by private motorcoach; entrance fees for all included visits

n Airport/pier/airport group transfer for all participants on suggested flights

n Gratuities to local guides and drivers; customary shipboard gratuities

n Taxes, service, and porterage charges

NOT INCLUDED IN RATES International airfare; passport fees; personal items and expenses; airport transfers for those participants not on suggested flights; baggage in excess of one suitcase; trip insurance; optional prelude in Seville; optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera; any other items not specifically mentioned as included.

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Sea Cloud II is a three-masted sailing yacht steeped in the elegance of yesteryear and complemented with the most modern amenities. Sister ship of the legendary Sea Cloud, Sea Cloud II has 47 outside cabins and travels under 23 billowing sails trimmed by hand. From the mahogany-paneled library and gracious lounge to the fitness area and watersports platform, no detail has been overlooked. Praised by the world’s most discerning travelers, Sea Cloud II receives consistent high rankings from Condé Nast Traveler. Passengers enjoy open seating at all meals and complimentary use of all water sports equipment. A doctor is on call 24 hours a day. Please note: there is no elevator on Sea Cloud II.

Deluxe Cabin (top) and a Junior Suite (above) on Sea Cloud II

To reserve a place, please contact Arrangements Abroad by phone: 212-514-8921 or 800-221-1944, or fax: 212-344-7493; or complete this form with your deposit of $1,000 per person (of which $500 is non-refundable for administrative fees), payable to Arrangements Abroad. Mail to: Arrangements Abroad, 1040 Avenue of the Americas, 23rd floor, New York, NY 10018-3721.

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TUESDAY, APRIL 21: VALENCIA, SPAIN After lunch, call at Valencia, the “City of Gold.” Discover the Old Town with its UNESCO-recognized Lonja de la Seda, a former trading center and silk exchange; the Central Market; and the spectacular 14th- to 15th-century cathedral. Admire the striking architecture of the famed City of Arts and Sciences complex designed by Valencia-born architect Santiago Calatrava. Here you may enjoy entrance to the museum complex or take a guided walking tour of the old city before returning to Sea Cloud II. B,L,D

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22: TARRAGONA, SPAIN Arrive this afternoon in Tarragona, the oldest Roman settlement on the Iberian Peninsula. Visit the Pont del Diable, an imposing bridge that formed part of an ancient Roman aqueduct. Then take a guided visit to the Archaeological Museum, founded in the 19th century and host to the remnants of the Roman wall. We will also tour the Roman Circus, where horse and chariot races were held in the 1st century. Later, visit the Roman Amphitheatre, built in the 2nd century and remodeled in 224 A.D. Return to the ship in time for a midnight sailing. B,L,D

THURSDAY, APRIL 23: DAY AT SEA After a morning lecture, savor your last day sailing as Sea Cloud II makes her way to Côte d’Azur. Observe the crew as they practice the art of trimming the sails by hand. B,L,D

FRIDAY, APRIL 24: MARSEILLE, FRANCE Arrive this morning in the lively port city of Marseille. Tour the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde and the Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art, housed in a cutting-edge building. Return to the ship for a special Marseille-inspired lunch while you enjoy an afternoon onboard sailing along the French Riviera. B,L,D

SATURDAY, APRIL 25: NICE, FRANCE / RETURNDisembark Sea Cloud II early this morning and transfer to the airport for flights home. B

An optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera is offered from April 25–28, 2020.

DISCLAIMER: This itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of Williams Alumni Travel and Arrangements Abroad. For complete details, please carefully read the terms and conditions at www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms.

An optional prelude in Seville, Spain is offered from April 13–17, 2020.

THURSDAY, APRIL 16: DEPARTUREDepart by air for Seville on an overnight flight.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17: SEVILLE / CÁDIZ, SPAIN Arrive today in Seville, Spain, and drive to Jerez de la Frontera for a tasting of its native sherry. Transfer to Cádiz, an ancient port city. Enjoy lunch before exploring the city’s landmarks. Start at the 16th-century Plaza de San Juan de Dios in the heart of the city, and admire the beautiful town hall and the Basilica of San Juan de Dios. Step back in time to the Roman Theatre, the oldest in Spain, dating from the end of the 1st century B.C. Finish at the Cathedral, which was begun in the 18th century and took over 100 years to build; its architectural styles range from Baroque to Rococo to Neoclassical, and the building is host to a beautiful, elaborately carved wooden choir stall. Transfer to Sea Cloud II and set sail for Gibraltar this evening. L,DSATURDAY, APRIL 18: GIBRALTAR, UNITED KINGDOMBe on deck as Sea Cloud II approaches the legendary Rock of Gibraltar. Step ashore and transfer to the Europa Point Lighthouse for magnificent ocean views. Then make your way to the Apes’ Den to see the famous Barbary macaques, and visit the Great Siege Tunnels, a series of passageways In the northern end of the Rock. Following lunch, attend a lecture during an afternoon at sea. This evening the captain hosts a welcome reception and dinner. B,L,R,D

SUNDAY, APRIL 19: MÁLAGA / MOTRIL, SPAINIn the port city of Málaga, birthplace of Picasso, enjoy an exclusive, before-hours visit to his eponymous museum. Then travel by bus to Granada to experience Spain’s masterpiece, the Alhambra Palace. After lunch, stroll through the exquisite palace courtyards, with their grand vistas, and the gardens of the Generalife, featuring water courses and fountains. Rejoin the ship in Motril in time for dinner on board. B,L,D

MONDAY, APRIL 20: AT SEADuring a day at sea, discover the thrill of sailing aboard Sea Cloud II and experience the grace and romance of a bygone era of travel. Attend lectures and enjoy the amenities of our fine ship. B,L,D

Mediterranean Masterpieces Cádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

April 16–25, 2020

Strait of Gibraltar

SPAIN

FRANCE

MediterraneanSea

CádizMálaga

Granada

Valencia

MarseilleNice

Tarragona

Motril

Gibraltar

Rock of Gibraltar

CRUISE RATES

Cabins Decks Double Rate Single Rate Cabins 204 to 206 Cabin Deck $8,999 $11,499

Staterooms. Upper/lower twin berths, shower.

Cabins 207 to 210 Cabin Deck $10,999 $16,499Superior Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 211 to 217 & 224 to 231 Cabin Deck $12,999 $19,499Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 218 to 223 Cabin Deck $13,999 $20,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 301 & 302 Promenade Deck $15,999 $23,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 303 to 319 Promenade Deck $17,999 InquireJunior Suites. Twin beds, bathtub with shower.

Cabins 401 & 402 Lido Deck $19,999 InquireOwner’s Suites. Queen-size bed, bathtub and separate shower.

RATES INCLUDE n Eight nights cabin accommodations aboard Sea Cloud II

n Meals as indicated in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, R=Reception, D=Dinner); bottled water and coffee/tea with all meals; wine with lunches and dinners. Complimentaryopen bar throughout the cruise

n Guided sightseeing by private motorcoach; entrance fees for all included visits

n Airport/pier/airport group transfer for all participants on suggested flights

n Gratuities to local guides and drivers; customary shipboard gratuities

n Taxes, service, and porterage charges

NOT INCLUDED IN RATES International airfare; passport fees; personal items and expenses; airport transfers for those participants not on suggested flights; baggage in excess of one suitcase; trip insurance; optional prelude in Seville; optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera; any other items not specifically mentioned as included.

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Sea Cloud II is a three-masted sailing yacht steeped in the elegance of yesteryear and complemented with the most modern amenities. Sister ship of the legendary Sea Cloud, Sea Cloud II has 47 outside cabins and travels under 23 billowing sails trimmed by hand. From the mahogany-paneled library and gracious lounge to the fitness area and watersports platform, no detail has been overlooked. Praised by the world’s most discerning travelers, Sea Cloud II receives consistent high rankings from Condé Nast Traveler. Passengers enjoy open seating at all meals and complimentary use of all water sports equipment. A doctor is on call 24 hours a day. Please note: there is no elevator on Sea Cloud II.

Deluxe Cabin (top) and a Junior Suite (above) on Sea Cloud II

To reserve a place, please contact Arrangements Abroad by phone: 212-514-8921 or 800-221-1944, or fax: 212-344-7493; or complete this form with your deposit of $1,000 per person (of which $500 is non-refundable for administrative fees), payable to Arrangements Abroad. Mail to: Arrangements Abroad, 1040 Avenue of the Americas, 23rd floor, New York, NY 10018-3721.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name(s) in full as on passport(s). Please print.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City State Zip ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Telephone (home) (business)

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fax E-mail

ACCOMMODATIONS Sea Cloud II cabin preference (1) _________________________________________ (2) __________________________________________

I wish to share a cabin with _______________________________________________________________________________________________

OPTIONAL PRELUDE & POSTLUDEp I/We wish to join the optional prelude in Seville p I/We wish to join the optional postlude in Nice and the French RivieraHotel Room Preference p One bed p Two beds p Single

FORM OF PAYMENT

p Enclosed is my check (payable to Arrangements Abroad) p Debit card p Credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name on debit/credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Debit/credit card number

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3- or 4-digit security code Expiration date

I/We confirm that I/we have carefully read and agree to the Terms & Conditions of this Program (see www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms to review or call for a copy). I/We agree to full payment 120 days prior to departure. Each participant must sign below.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

WILLIAMS COLLEGE MEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECES n APRIL 16–25, 2020

RESERVATION FORM

Roman ruins,Tarragona

On the front cover: The Alhambra, Granada. On the back cover: City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia B_20SC2CDZ0416_WIC

Sea Cloud II

Tilework, the Alhambra, Granada

TUESDAY, APRIL 21: VALENCIA, SPAINAfter lunch, call at Valencia, the “City of Gold.” Discover the Old Town with its UNESCO-recognized Lonja de la Seda, a former trading center and silk exchange; the CentralMarket; and the spectacular 14th- to 15th-century cathedral. Admire the strikingarchitecture of the famed City of Arts and Sciences complex designed by Valencia-bornarchitect Santiago Calatrava. Here you may enjoy entrance to the museum complex ortake a guided walking tour of the old city before returning to Sea Cloud II. B,L,D

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22: TARRAGONA, SPAINArrive this afternoon in Tarragona, the oldest Roman settlement on the Iberian Peninsula.Visit the Pont del Diable, an imposing bridge that formed part of an ancient Romanaqueduct. Then take a guided visit to the Archaeological Museum, founded in the 19thcentury and host to the remnants of the Roman wall. We will also tour the Roman Circus,where horse and chariot races were held in the 1st century. Later, visit the RomanAmphitheatre, built in the 2nd century and remodeled in 224 A.D. Return to the ship intime for a midnight sailing. B,L,D

THURSDAY, APRIL 23: DAY AT SEAAfter a morning lecture, savor your last day sailing as Sea Cloud II makes her way to Côte d’Azur. Observe the crew as they practice the art of trimming the sails by hand. B,L,D

FRIDAY, APRIL 24: MARSEILLE, FRANCEArrive this morning in the lively port city of Marseille. Tour the 19th-century BasilicaNotre-Dame de la Garde and the Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art, housed ina cutting-edge building. Return to the ship for a special Marseille-inspired lunch whileyou enjoy an afternoon onboard sailing along the French Riviera. B,L,D

SATURDAY, APRIL 25: NICE, FRANCE / RETURNDisembark Sea Cloud II early this morning and transfer to the airport for flights home. B

An optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera is offered from April 25–28, 2020.

DISCLAIMER: This itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of Williams Alumni Travel and Arrangements Abroad. For complete details, please carefully read the terms and conditions at www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms.

An optional prelude in Seville, Spain is offered from April 13–17, 2020.

THURSDAY, APRIL 16: DEPARTUREDepart by air for Seville on an overnight flight.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17: SEVILLE / CÁDIZ, SPAINArrive today in Seville, Spain, and drive to Jerez de la Frontera for a tasting of itsnative sherry. Transfer to Cádiz, an ancient port city. Enjoy lunch before exploringthe city’s landmarks. Start at the 16th-century Plaza de San Juan de Dios in the heartof the city, and admire the beautiful town hall and the Basilica of San Juan de Dios.Step back in time to the Roman Theatre, the oldest in Spain, dating from the end ofthe 1st century B.C. Finish at the Cathedral, which was begun in the 18th century andtook over 100 years to build; its architectural styles range from Baroque to Rococo toNeoclassical, and the building is host to a beautiful, elaborately carved wooden choirstall. Transfer to Sea Cloud II and set sail for Gibraltar this evening. L,DSATURDAY, APRIL 18: GIBRALTAR, UNITED KINGDOMBe on deck as Sea Cloud II approaches the legendary Rock of Gibraltar. Step ashoreand transfer to the Europa Point Lighthouse for magnificent ocean views. Then makeyour way to the Apes’ Den to see the famous Barbary macaques, and visit the GreatSiege Tunnels, a series of passageways In the northern end of the Rock. Followinglunch, attend a lecture during an afternoon at sea. This evening the captain hosts awelcome reception and dinner. B,L,R,D

SUNDAY, APRIL 19: MÁLAGA / MOTRIL, SPAINIn the port city of Málaga, birthplace of Picasso, enjoy an exclusive, before-hoursvisit to his eponymous museum. Then travel by bus to Granada to experience Spain’smasterpiece, the Alhambra Palace. After lunch, stroll through the exquisite palacecourtyards, with their grand vistas, and the gardens of the Generalife, featuring watercourses and fountains. Rejoin the ship in Motril in time for dinner on board. B,L,D

MONDAY, APRIL 20: AT SEADuring a day at sea, discover the thrill of sailing aboard Sea Cloud II and experiencethe grace and romance of a bygone era of travel. Attend lectures and enjoy theamenities of our fine ship. B,L,D

Mediterranean MasterpiecesCádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

April 16–25, 2020

Strait of Gibraltar

SPAIN

FRANCE

MediterraneanSea

CádizMálaga

Granada

Valencia

MarseilleNice

Tarragona

Motril

Gibraltar

Rock of Gibraltar

CRUISE RATES

Cabins Decks Double Rate Single RateCabins 204 to 206 Cabin Deck $8,999 $11,499

Staterooms. Upper/lower twin berths, shower.

Cabins 207 to 210 Cabin Deck $10,999 $16,499Superior Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 211 to 217 & 224 to 231 Cabin Deck $12,999 $19,499Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 218 to 223 Cabin Deck $13,999 $20,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 301 & 302 Promenade Deck $15,999 $23,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 303 to 319 Promenade Deck $17,999 InquireJunior Suites. Twin beds, bathtub with shower.

Cabins 401 & 402 Lido Deck $19,999 InquireOwner’s Suites. Queen-size bed, bathtub and separate shower.

RATES INCLUDE n Eight nights cabin accommodations aboard Sea Cloud II

n Meals as indicated in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, R=Reception, D=Dinner); bottled water and coffee/tea with all meals; wine with lunches and dinners. Complimentaryopen bar throughout the cruise

n Guided sightseeing by private motorcoach; entrance fees for all included visits

n Airport/pier/airport group transfer for all participants on suggested flights

n Gratuities to local guides and drivers; customary shipboard gratuities

n Taxes, service, and porterage charges

NOT INCLUDED IN RATES International airfare; passport fees; personal items and expenses; airport transfers for those participants not on suggested flights; baggage in excess of one suitcase; trip insurance; optional prelude in Seville; optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera; any other items not specifically mentioned as included.

SEA CLOUD II

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Sea Cloud II is a three-masted sailing yacht steeped in the elegance of yesteryear and complemented with the most modern amenities. Sister ship of the legendary Sea Cloud, Sea Cloud II has 47 outside cabins and travels under 23 billowing sails trimmed by hand. From the mahogany-paneled library and gracious lounge to the fitness area and watersports platform, no detail has been overlooked. Praised by the world’s most discerning travelers, Sea Cloud II receives consistent high rankings from Condé Nast Traveler. Passengers enjoy open seating at all meals and complimentary use of all water sports equipment. A doctor is on call 24 hours a day. Please note: there is no elevator on Sea Cloud II.

Deluxe Cabin (top) and a Junior Suite (above) on Sea Cloud II

To reserve a place, please contact Arrangements Abroad by phone: 212-514-8921 or 800-221-1944, or fax: 212-344-7493; or complete this form with your deposit of $1,000 per person (of which $500 is non-refundablefor administrative fees), payable to Arrangements Abroad. Mail to: Arrangements Abroad, 1040 Avenue of the Americas, 23rd floor, New York, NY 10018-3721.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name(s) in full as on passport(s). Please print.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City State Zip

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Telephone (home) (business)

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fax E-mail

ACCOMMODATIONSSea Cloud II cabin preference (1) _________________________________________ (2) __________________________________________

I wish to share a cabin with _______________________________________________________________________________________________

OPTIONAL PRELUDE & POSTLUDEp I/We wish to join the optional prelude in Sevillep I/We wish to join the optional postlude in Nice and the French RivieraHotel Room Preference p One bed p Two beds p Single

FORM OF PAYMENT

p Enclosed is my check (payable to Arrangements Abroad) p Debit card p Credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name on debit/credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Debit/credit card number

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3- or 4-digit security code Expiration date

I/We confirm that I/we have carefully read and agree to the Terms & Conditions of this Program (seewww.arrangementsabroad.com/terms to review or call for a copy). I/We agree to full payment 120 daysprior to departure. Each participant must sign below.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

WILLIAMS COLLEGEMEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECES n APRIL 16–25, 2020

RESERVATION FORM

Roman ruins,Tarragona

On the front cover: The Alhambra, Granada. On the back cover: City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia B_20SC2CDZ0416_WIC

Sea Cloud II

Tilework, the Alhambra, Granada

TUESDAY, APRIL 21: VALENCIA, SPAINAfter lunch, call at Valencia, the “City of Gold.” Discover the Old Town with its UNESCO-recognized Lonja de la Seda, a former trading center and silk exchange; the CentralMarket; and the spectacular 14th- to 15th-century cathedral. Admire the strikingarchitecture of the famed City of Arts and Sciences complex designed by Valencia-bornarchitect Santiago Calatrava. Here you may enjoy entrance to the museum complex ortake a guided walking tour of the old city before returning to Sea Cloud II. B,L,D

WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22: TARRAGONA, SPAINArrive this afternoon in Tarragona, the oldest Roman settlement on the Iberian Peninsula.Visit the Pont del Diable, an imposing bridge that formed part of an ancient Romanaqueduct. Then take a guided visit to the Archaeological Museum, founded in the 19thcentury and host to the remnants of the Roman wall. We will also tour the Roman Circus,where horse and chariot races were held in the 1st century. Later, visit the RomanAmphitheatre, built in the 2nd century and remodeled in 224 A.D. Return to the ship intime for a midnight sailing. B,L,D

THURSDAY, APRIL 23: DAY AT SEAAfter a morning lecture, savor your last day sailing as Sea Cloud II makes her way to Côte d’Azur. Observe the crew as they practice the art of trimming the sails by hand. B,L,D

FRIDAY, APRIL 24: MARSEILLE, FRANCEArrive this morning in the lively port city of Marseille. Tour the 19th-century BasilicaNotre-Dame de la Garde and the Museum of Contemporary and Modern Art, housed ina cutting-edge building. Return to the ship for a special Marseille-inspired lunch whileyou enjoy an afternoon onboard sailing along the French Riviera. B,L,D

SATURDAY, APRIL 25: NICE, FRANCE / RETURNDisembark Sea Cloud II early this morning and transfer to the airport for flights home. B

An optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera is offered from April 25–28, 2020.

DISCLAIMER: This itinerary is subject to change at the discretion of Williams Alumni Travel and Arrangements Abroad. For complete details, please carefully read the terms and conditions at www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms.

An optional prelude in Seville, Spain is offered from April 13–17, 2020.

THURSDAY, APRIL 16: DEPARTUREDepart by air for Seville on an overnight flight.

FRIDAY, APRIL 17: SEVILLE / CÁDIZ, SPAINArrive today in Seville, Spain, and drive to Jerez de la Frontera for a tasting of itsnative sherry. Transfer to Cádiz, an ancient port city. Enjoy lunch before exploringthe city’s landmarks. Start at the 16th-century Plaza de San Juan de Dios in the heartof the city, and admire the beautiful town hall and the Basilica of San Juan de Dios.Step back in time to the Roman Theatre, the oldest in Spain, dating from the end ofthe 1st century B.C. Finish at the Cathedral, which was begun in the 18th century andtook over 100 years to build; its architectural styles range from Baroque to Rococo toNeoclassical, and the building is host to a beautiful, elaborately carved wooden choirstall. Transfer to Sea Cloud II and set sail for Gibraltar this evening. L,DSATURDAY, APRIL 18: GIBRALTAR, UNITED KINGDOMBe on deck as Sea Cloud II approaches the legendary Rock of Gibraltar. Step ashoreand transfer to the Europa Point Lighthouse for magnificent ocean views. Then makeyour way to the Apes’ Den to see the famous Barbary macaques, and visit the GreatSiege Tunnels, a series of passageways In the northern end of the Rock. Followinglunch, attend a lecture during an afternoon at sea. This evening the captain hosts awelcome reception and dinner. B,L,R,D

SUNDAY, APRIL 19: MÁLAGA / MOTRIL, SPAINIn the port city of Málaga, birthplace of Picasso, enjoy an exclusive, before-hoursvisit to his eponymous museum. Then travel by bus to Granada to experience Spain’smasterpiece, the Alhambra Palace. After lunch, stroll through the exquisite palacecourtyards, with their grand vistas, and the gardens of the Generalife, featuring watercourses and fountains. Rejoin the ship in Motril in time for dinner on board. B,L,D

MONDAY, APRIL 20: AT SEADuring a day at sea, discover the thrill of sailing aboard Sea Cloud II and experiencethe grace and romance of a bygone era of travel. Attend lectures and enjoy theamenities of our fine ship. B,L,D

Mediterranean MasterpiecesCádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

April 16–25, 2020

Strait of Gibraltar

SPAIN

FRANCE

MediterraneanSea

CádizMálaga

Granada

Valencia

MarseilleNice

Tarragona

Motril

Gibraltar

Rock of Gibraltar

CRUISE RATES

Cabins Decks Double Rate Single RateCabins 204 to 206 Cabin Deck $8,999 $11,499

Staterooms. Upper/lower twin berths, shower.

Cabins 207 to 210 Cabin Deck $10,999 $16,499Superior Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 211 to 217 & 224 to 231 Cabin Deck $12,999 $19,499Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 218 to 223 Cabin Deck $13,999 $20,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 301 & 302 Promenade Deck $15,999 $23,999Deluxe Cabins. Twin beds, shower.

Cabins 303 to 319 Promenade Deck $17,999 InquireJunior Suites. Twin beds, bathtub with shower.

Cabins 401 & 402 Lido Deck $19,999 InquireOwner’s Suites. Queen-size bed, bathtub and separate shower.

RATES INCLUDEn Eight nights cabin accommodations aboard Sea Cloud II

n Meals as indicated in the itinerary (B=Breakfast, L=Lunch, R=Reception, D=Dinner);bottled water and coffee/tea with all meals; wine with lunches and dinners. Complimentaryopen bar throughout the cruise

n Guided sightseeing by private motorcoach; entrance fees for all included visits

n Airport/pier/airport group transfer for all participants on suggested flights

n Gratuities to local guides and drivers; customary shipboard gratuities

n Taxes, service, and porterage charges

NOT INCLUDED IN RATES International airfare; passport fees; personal items and expenses; airporttransfers for those participants not on suggested flights; baggage in excess of one suitcase; tripinsurance; optional prelude in Seville; optional postlude in Nice and the French Riviera; any otheritems not specifically mentioned as included.

SEA CLOUD II

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Sea Cloud II is a three-masted sailing yacht steeped in the elegance of yesteryear and complementedwith the most modern amenities. Sister ship of the legendary Sea Cloud, Sea Cloud II has 47outside cabins and travels under 23 billowing sails trimmed by hand. From the mahogany-paneledlibrary and gracious lounge to the fitness area and watersports platform, no detail has beenoverlooked. Praised by the world’s most discerning travelers, Sea Cloud II receives consistent highrankings from Condé Nast Traveler. Passengers enjoy open seating at all meals and complimentaryuse of all water sports equipment. A doctor is on call 24 hours a day. Please note: there is noelevator on Sea Cloud II.

Deluxe Cabin (top) and a JuniorSuite (above) on Sea Cloud II

To reserve a place, please contact Arrangements Abroad by phone: 212-514-8921 or 800-221-1944, or fax: 212-344-7493; or complete this form with your deposit of $1,000 per person (of which $500 is non-refundable for administrative fees), payable to Arrangements Abroad. Mail to: Arrangements Abroad, 1040 Avenue of the Americas, 23rd floor, New York, NY 10018-3721.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name(s) in full as on passport(s). Please print.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Address

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________City State Zip

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Telephone (home) (business)

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Fax E-mail

ACCOMMODATIONS Sea Cloud II cabin preference (1) _________________________________________ (2) __________________________________________

I wish to share a cabin with _______________________________________________________________________________________________

OPTIONAL PRELUDE & POSTLUDEp I/We wish to join the optional prelude in Seville p I/We wish to join the optional postlude in Nice and the French RivieraHotel Room Preference p One bed p Two beds p Single

FORM OF PAYMENT

p Enclosed is my check (payable to Arrangements Abroad) p Debit card p Credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Name on debit/credit card

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Debit/credit card number

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3- or 4-digit security code Expiration date

I/We confirm that I/we have carefully read and agree to the Terms & Conditions of this Program (see www.arrangementsabroad.com/terms to review or call for a copy). I/We agree to full payment 120 days prior to departure. Each participant must sign below.

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Signature (required) Date

WILLIAMS COLLEGE MEDITERRANEAN MASTERPIECES n APRIL 16–25, 2020

RESERVATION FORM

Roman ruins,Tarragona

On the front cover: The Alhambra, Granada. On the back cover: City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia B_20SC2CDZ0416_WIC

Sea Cloud II

Tilework, the Alhambra, Granada

Mediterranean MasterpiecesCádiz to Nice Aboard Sea Cloud II

With Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies& Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art

April 16–25, 2020

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

EXPERIENCE Cádiz, the oldest continuously inhabited settlement in Europe, with its fascinatingarchaeological treasuresSAIL through “The Pillars of Hercules” and disembarkat the majestic Rock of Gibraltar to tour military facilitiesand see the famous Barbary macaquesDISCOVER Valencia’s Old Town and its UNESCO-listed landmarks, including the Lonja de la Seda, a late-Gothic architectural masterpieceMARVEL at the Alhambra, another UNESCO WorldHeritage Site, with its captivating palace courtyards andthe best-preserved Moorish gardens in SpainEXPLORE Tarragona, which features the oldest survivingRoman structures outside of ItalyENJOY an exclusive, before-hours visit to the PicassoMuseum in Málaga, the artistic legend’s birthplace

TRAVELING WITH YOUNicholas Howe teaches at the intersection ofenvironment and culture. A geographer by training,he teaches courses on landscape interpretation,the politics of climate change, religion andenvironmentalism, and the role of rivers insociety. He authored Landscapes of the Secular:Law, Religion, and American Sacred Space (2016)

and co-authored Climate Change as Social Drama (2015). Nicolasholds a B.A. from Columbia and an M.A. and Ph.D. from theUniversity of California, Los Angeles.

Catherine Howe specializes in modern andcontemporary American art, the history ofphotography, and the ways in which the historyof art dovetails with the history of scienceand technology. At Williams, she teaches theintroductory survey to Western Art, the historyof photography, and seminars such as

“Ambrotypes to Instagram: The History of the PhotographicPortrait.” Catherine holds a B.A. from Barnard College and anM.A. and a Ph.D. from the University of California, Santa Barbara.

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The Spanish Riviera and Côte d’Azur are as historic as they are beautiful,dotted with venerable Roman ports and archaeological marvels dating backmillennia. Join us as we sail the Mediterranean coastline from Cádiz to Nice onthe elegant Sea Cloud II, stopping to behold the dazzling masterpieces of artand architecture that inspired everyone from the Phoenicians to Picasso. Weare thrilled to feature two Williams study leaders for further educational enhance-ment to this special itinerary: Nicolas Howe, Associate Professor of Environmental Studies and Faculty Affiliate in Anthropology and Sociology, and Catherine Howe, Lecturer in Art.

In Cádiz, the lively ancient port city, admire the oldest Roman theaterin Spain and gaze at the formidable 18th-century Cathedral. Board Sea Cloud II and sweep through the famous “Pillars of Hercules” to Gibraltar, where youwill ascend to the top of its mighty rock. Vibrant Málaga, birthplace of Picasso,awaits, and then Granada, where you will roam the exquisite palace courtyardsof the UNESCO-listed Alhambra and the fountain-filled gardens of the Generalife.

After a marvelous day on the high seas, call at Valencia to discover its majesticOld Town and the castle-like Lonja de la Seda, a 15th-century silk market andawe-inspiring Gothic masterpiece. We’re particularly excited to introduce you toTarragona, a seldom-visited yet spectacular ancient gem that is the oldest Romansettlement in all of Spain. View the Pont del Diable, a stunning bridge thatformed part of a Roman aqueduct built in the 1st century B.C. A private guidedtour of Tarragona’s Archaeological Museum is available, and you can explore thecity’s Roman circus and amphitheater. The vividly blue waters of the Côte d’Azurwill carry you to Marseille, where you will bask in the murals and Byzantine mosaicsof the 19th-century Basilica Notre-Dame de la Garde, and hurtle back to thefuture at the city’s cutting-edge Museum of Contemporary Art.

Enjoy ocean relaxation and cultural stimulation in the company of membersfrom The Metropolitan Museum of Art and The National Trust for Historic Preservationand esteemed alumni from Harvard. An optional three-night prelude to Seville isavailable, and an optional three-night postlude to Nice and the French Riviera willprovide an additional opportunity to unwind and mingle with fellow travelers.

I hope you will accompany us on this fascinating voyage.

Best wishes,

Leila DerstineAlumni Travel-Study Coordinator413-597-4011leila.derstine@williams.edu

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