Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine, Bulgaria

A circuMNAViGAtioN oF tHe BLAck SeA

Aboard the variety voyager

With Ambassador Nicholas Burns

May 27–June 9, 2014

A circuMNAViGAtioN oF tHe BLAck SeA May 27–June 9, 2014 (13 nights/14 days)

BetweeN europe ANd ASiA MiNor

LieS tHe BLAck SeA, along whose

shores the fortunes of ancient empires

waxed and waned. Aboard the sleek new

yacht variety voyager, circumnavigate

this legendary body of water, beginning

and ending in Istanbul, the cultural

crossroads of Europe and Asia and a

repository of astonishing treasures.

During this 11-night cruise, call on historic

cities in Turkey, Georgia, Russia, Ukraine,

and Bulgaria: Trabzon, home of the

4th-century Sumela Monastery, adorned

with biblical frescoes; Batumi, site of a

remarkable botanical garden; Sochi, 2014

host of the Winter Olympics and favorite

of Stalin; Sevastopol, former outpost of

the Soviet Navy; Odessa, whose Potemkin

Steps were made famous in the 1925

silent movie Battleship Potemkin; varna,

whose museum displays magnificent

Scythian gold treasures; and Nesebar, a

city-museum of Byzantine architecture.

Explore the region’s storied past and

current political climate in the company

of former ambassador Nicholas Burns,

who has extensive career experience in

Russia and Ukraine. Along the way

enjoy energetic and colorful dance and

music performances that highlight the

cultural traditions of each country, and

sample a variety of delicious local

cuisines. To extend your adventure,

join the optional post-trip extension

to Cappadocia, land of towering fairy

chimneys, in Central Anatolia.

Visit the ancient Greek Orthodox Sumela Monastery tucked into the cliffs of the Pontic Mountains, where colorful frescoes recreate scenes from the Bible. (Cover) Istanbul’s Blue Mosque delights with its multiple minarets, domes of varying sizes, and beautiful Iznik tiles lining the interior.

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HAA Study LeAder

Ambassador Nicholas Burns is the Sultan of Oman Professor of International Relations at the Harvard Kennedy School, director of the Future of Diplomacy

Project, and faculty chair for the programs on the Middle East and on India and South Asia.

Ambassador Burns served in the United States Foreign Service for 27 years until his retirement in April 2008. He was Under Secretary of State for Political Affairs (2005–2008), U.S. Ambassador to NATO (2001–2005) and to Greece (1997–2001), and State Department spokesman (1995–1997). From 1990 to 1995 he served on the National

Explore Livadia Palace, Neo-Renaissance in style and rich in historical significance, from its days as the summer retreat of the last Russian czar, Nicholas II, to its place in history as the site of the Yalta Conference in 1945.

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Security Council as Senior Director for Russia, Ukraine, and Eurasia Affairs and as Special Assistant to President Clinton. He was also Director for Soviet Affairs under President George H.W. Bush. Additional Foreign Service posts include Jerusalem (1985–1987), Egypt, and Mauritania.

Educated at Boston College and The Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies, he has received ten honorary doctorates, the Secretary of State’s Distinguished Service Award, and the Woodrow Wilson Award for Public Service from The Johns Hopkins University.

otHer FeAtured Lecturer

dr. Gail Lapidus, a senior fellow emerita at the Institute for International Studies at Stanford, is a frequent visitor to Russia, the Caucasus, and Central Asia, and has had a long-standing interest in ethno-political conflicts in the former USSR and in nation- and state-building in the post-Soviet states. She is also the author of numerous books and articles on Soviet and post-Soviet politics, society, and foreign policy. She earned her doctorate at Harvard.

Enjoy a variety of architectural styles and archaeological sites along the Black Sea coast, including the Odessa Opera House, a delightful combination of Vienna Baroque and French Rococo influences; the ruins of the ancient Greek colony of Chersonesus in the southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula; and the intricate brickwork of Nesebar, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

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Orthodox Monastery of the Virgin Mary (Sumela Monastery) in the Pontic Mountains. The steep ascent is rewarded with a viewing of colorful frescoes, some dating from the 9th century. Explore vibrant Trabzon—a melting pot of languages, cultures, and religions for centuries—and have lunch on your own. In the afternoon, visit the Hagia Sophia, a important example of late Byzantine architecture, now a museum. Variety Voyager (B,D)

Monday, June 2

Batumi, Georgia Batumi, a seaport on the Black Sea coast of Georgia, lies at the northern edge of the humid subtropical zone. At the Batumi Botanical Garden, admire lush plantings from nine different floristic sectors. Enjoy a lunch of Georgian cuisine accompanied by a children’s folkloric performance. In nearby Adjara visit the Gonio Fortress, a 2nd-century Roman fortification. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Tuesday, June 3

Sochi, russia Sochi is Russia’s largest resort city and will host the XXII Olympic Winter Games in February 2014. See the modest dacha of longtime Soviet Communist Party leader Joseph Stalin, then drive into the mountains to the Dagomys Tea Plantation in Russia’s “Tea Capital.” Learn about tea cultivation and taste a variety of infusions while

enjoying songs by local musicians. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Wednesday, June 4

yalta, ukraine Yalta is a popular 19th-century resort where Stalin, Roosevelt, and Churchill met in February 1945 to determine the fate of post–World War II Europe. Tour the Italian Renaissance–style Livadia Palace, venue for the Yalta Conference and former summer home of Tsar Alexander II. Enjoy lunch and a lively folkloric show overlooking the iconic Swallow’s Nest castle, then continue to Vorontsov Palace, a beautiful 19th-century summer residence. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Thursday, June 5

Sevastopol Once the home of the Soviet Black Sea Fleet, Sevastopol is now a naval base shared by the Ukrainian and Russian navies. Drive to the Balaklava Valley, where the ill-fated Charge of the Light Brigade took place in 1854. Visit Sevastopol’s unique Panorama Museum, whose extraordinary painted canvas mural recreates the city’s heroic, 349-day defense during the Crimean War. Also explore the 4th-century Greek archaeological ruins of Chersonesus, a World Heritage site. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Friday, June 6

odessa Odessa is a city of resplendent

Tuesday–Wednesday, May 27–28

Home / istanbul, turkey Depart home on an overnight flight to Istanbul. Upon arrival, transfer to your hotel. Welcome reception and orientation. Hilton Istanbul Hotel (R)

Thursday, May 29

istanbul (embark) Today choose between two equally fascinating Istanbul tours: (1) Topkapi Palace, Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, and Grand Bazaar; or (2) Hagia Sophia, Archaeological Museum, Rustem Pasha Mosque, and Spice Bazaar. Embark Variety Voyager. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Friday, May 30

At Sea Relax and enjoy the educational program as the ship cruises along the Black Sea coast. Captain’s welcome reception and dinner. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

saTurday, May 31

Samsun Dock in Samsun, where Ataturk orchestrated the birth of the new Turkish republic in the 1920s. Travel to Amasya, the former capital of the ancient Pontic Kingdom and a treasure of rock-hewn tombs, classical wooden mansions, and Seljuk and Ottoman monuments. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

sunday, June 1

trabzon Upon arrival in Trabzon, travel to the spectacularly situated Greek

Enjoy a variety of architectural styles and archaeological sites along the Black Sea coast, including the Odessa Opera House, a delightful combination of Vienna Baroque and French Rococo influences; the ruins of the ancient Greek colony of Chersonesus in the southwestern part of the Crimean Peninsula; and the intricate brickwork of Nesebar, a UNESCO World Heritage site.

detAiLS Activity Level: Moderate Co-sponsor: Stanford Travel/Study Group size: 63 maximum

wHAt to expect This is a moderately strenuous program that is at times physically demanding and busy. Daily programs involve one to three miles of walking, often on uneven terrain. In some instances, such as at archaeological ruins, stairs are unavailable or do not have handrails. Access to Sumela Monastery is by a partially unpaved path and steep steps. Participants with medical issues and/or dietary restrictions must make them known to us well before departure, and impairments regarding mobility must be disclosed prior to booking. If you have any questions about the level of activity of this program or your ability to participate, please call HAA at 800-422-1636.

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mansions and fine old churches. See the Potemkin Steps, famously depicted in Sergei Eisenstein’s classic 1925 silent film Battleship Potemkin; the stunning Hapsburg-style opera house; and an exhibit of rare Scythian gold in the Odessa Archaeological Museum. Enjoy free time for lunch on your own and an independent look at the heart of Odessa. In the afternoon, hear the choir at the Uspensky Cathedral. Variety Voyager (B, D)

saTurday, June 7

Varna, Bulgaria Varna is the largest city and resort on Bulgaria’s Black Sea coast. Marvel at the world-renowned collection of Thracian gold from the 5th millennium BC in the Archaeological Museum. Also visit the imposing domed Cathedral of the Assumption. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

sunday, June 8

Nesebar Nestled on a tiny spit of land, UNESCO World Heritage–designated Nesebar is an ancient town with a marvelous assemblage of 13th- and 14th-century churches and an impressive number of 18th- and 19th-century vernacular wooden houses. Enjoy a spirited folkloric performance before reboarding the ship for a farewell reception and dinner this evening. Variety Voyager (B,L,D)

Monday, June 9

istanbul / Home Disembark and transfer to the airport for return flights home. (B)

OPTIONAl POST-TRIP ExTENSION TO cAppAdociA • juNe 9 to 12 Fly to Kayseri in Central Anatolia. Once an important stop on the Silk Road, the city is rich in historical monuments, primarily from the Seljuk period. Drive to World Heritage–listed Cappadocia, land of “fairy chimneys,” troglodytic villages, and underground cities. Explore Byzantine cave churches decorated with colorful frescoes in the Goreme Valley; the ethereal towns of Urgup and Zelve; a 2,000-year-old underground sanctuary that sheltered persecuted Christians; and the workshops of ceramic artisans. Details and rates will be sent to confirmed participants.

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GENERAL INFORMATION

TOUR COST INCLUSIONS: All accommodations and meals as specified in the itinerary; All excursions as specified in the itinerary; Full program of briefings, lectures, and presentations; Wine with welcome and farewell receptions; Wine, beer and soft drinks with lunch and dinner aboard Variety Voyager; All on-tour transportation; Bottled water during daily excursions; Individual or group transfers for all participants on group arrival and departure days; Baggage handling for one checked piece and one carry-on piece per person; Entrance fees; Airport and hotel taxes; Gratuities to porters, wait staff, guides, drivers, and shipboard personnel for all group activities; Professional tour manager; $50,000 Emergency Medical Evacuation Insurance.

TOUR COST EXCLUSIONS: U.S. domestic and international airfare; Passport and visa fees; Medical expenses and immunizations; Meals and beverages other than those specified as included; Dishes and beverages not part of the included meals; Optional excursions or deviations from the scheduled tour; Alcohol except as otherwise indicated in Inclusions; Excess baggage

charges; Trip-cancellation/interruption and baggage insurance; Independent airport transfers; Laundry, room service, telephone/email/fax charges, and other items of a personal nature

RESERVATIONS, DEPOSITS, & FINAL PAYMENT: To reserve a space on this program, a $1,000 deposit is required per person. Please either call us at 800-422-1636 or 617-496 0806, or fill out and mail or fax the registration form found in this brochure. Reservations are acknowledged in order of receipt until the maximum enrollment has been reached. Final payment deadline is January 28, 2014, 120 days prior to departure.

CANCELLATIONS & REFUNDS: Notification of cancellation must be received in writing by HAA from the participant. Cancellations within 14 days of booking; full refund; cancellations received up to 120 days prior to departure will be assessed a cancellation fee of $1,000 per person. Cancellations received within 120 days prior to departure are subject to 100% penalty of all deposits and payments.

ITINERARY CHANGES: The itinerary contained in this brochure is accurate at the time of printing. We reserve the right to

change the program or accommodations as conditions warrant.

INSURANCE: We highly recommend the purchase of trip cancellation insurance. An application for insurance will be provided by HAA upon confirmation.

RESPONSIBILITY: Certain other provisions apply regarding limitations of liability and rights of HAA and the tour operator. The statement of responsibility is available at http://alumni.harvard.edu/travel/trips/black-sea-2014. If you are not able to access the internet, please call HAA Travels at 800-422-1636 or 617-496-0806.

DISCLAIMER: Every reasonable effort has been made to ensure the accuracy of information presented in this publication. Neither HAA nor the tour operator is responsible for errors in or damages resulting from use of the information contained herein. Information contained in this brochure is subject to change.

QUESTIONS: Please call HAA Travels at 800-422-1636 or 617-496-0806; email: haatravels@harvard.edu.

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VAriety VoyAGer

AIRFARE: U.S. domestic and international airfare is not included in the program rates. Round-trip economy-class airfare between New York and Istanbul is approximately $900 per person as of July 2013, and is subject to change without notice.

The Variety Voyager is a state-of-the-art yacht that accommodates just 72 passengers in 36 cabins. Guests will enjoy her sleek lines and ample deck space. Cabins and public areas are finished with warm fabrics, rich marbles, luxurious Axminster carpeting, and fine wood paneling. Cabins have oversized portholes or double windows, en suite facilities with marble floors, individually controlled air-conditioning, TV/DVD, and access to 24-hour WiFi. Throughout the ship, guests have unobstructed views of the ocean and of the

ports visited, as well as the services of a friendly and professional crew of 28. There are opportunities to dine both inside the yacht and on the deck, and to enjoy the shaded sun deck lounge bar, the Internet corner and library, and the mini-spa with massage room, sauna, hair salon, and fitness equipment.

PROGRAM RATES, per personDOUBLE SINGLE

CATEGORy C $9,990 $14,990

MARINA DECK. 129–145 sq.ft. depending on location, oversized twin portholes, twin beds or queen bed, shower.

CATEGORy B $10,790 $16,190

MARINA AND RIVIERA DECKS. 145–216 sq.ft. depending on location, oversized twin portholes (Marina Deck) or double windows (Riviera Deck), twin beds or queen bed (7 of the 11 cabins offer flexible bedding configuration), shower.

CATEGORy A $11,690 —

RIVIERA DECK. 151–195 sq.ft. depending on location, double windows, twin beds or queen bed (9 of the 11 cabins offer flexible bedding configuration), shower.

CATEGORy P $12,790 —

HORIzONS DECK. 227–248 sq.ft. depending on location, double windows, twin beds or queen bed (all cabins offer flexible bedding configuration and 4 of the 7 include an extra sofa bed), shower.

OWNER’S SUITE $13,890 —HORIzONS DECK. 292 sq.ft., four windows, twin beds or queen bed (flexible bedding configuration), shower.

Category B

Marina and Riviera Decks.  145–216 sq.ft. depending on location, oversized twin port holes (Marina Deck) or double windows (Riviera Deck), twin beds or queen bed (7 of the 11 cabins o�er �exible bedding con�guration), shower.

Category C

Marina Deck.  129–145 sq.ft. depending on location, oversized twin portholes, twin beds or queen bed, shower.

Category A

Riviera Deck. 151–195 sq.ft. depending on location, double windows, twin beds or queen bed (9 of the 11 cabins o�er �exible bedding con�guration), shower.

Category P

Horizons Deck. 227–248 sq.ft. depending on location, double windows, twin beds or queen bed (all cabins o�er �exible bedding con�guration and 4 of the 7 include an extra sofa bed), shower.

Owner’s Suite

Horizons Deck. 292 sq.ft., four windows, twin beds or queen bed (�exible bedding con�guration), shower.

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RIVIERA DECK

Oceans Lounge

Horizons Dining Room

Riviera Lounge

Jade Spa

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PHOTO CREDITS: (FROM DREAMSTIME.COM): Blue Mosque © JenMax; Sumela Monastery © Petitfrere; Biblical frescoes © Sufi70; Livadia Palace © Matthew Valentine; Odessa Opera House © Vyacheslav Lukasevych; Chersonesus © Dmitri Ometsinsky; Nesebar © Valio84sl; Cappadocia © Kobby Dagan

LAND & RAIL

exPLOriNg THe HOLy LaNd: iSraeL & PaLeSTiNe OCT 13–24, 2013 CAROL SAIVETZ

aN iNSider’S rOMe OCT 25–NOV 2, 2013 HARVEY COX

HawaiiaN STarS: wOrLd-CLaSS OBServaTOrieS & NaTuraL wONderS JAN 15–23, 2014 CHRISTINE PULLIAM

wOrLd Of THe Maya: guaTeMaLa, MexiCO, & BeLiZe JAN 26–FEB 5, 2014 MARK VAN BAALEN

CarNevaLe TradiTiONS iN veNiCeFEB 18–24, 2014 LEO DAMROSCH & JOYCE VAN DYKE

exPLOriNg MyaNMarMAR 10–23, 2014 PETER BOL

QaTar, OMaN & uNiTed araB eMiraTeS MAR 14–26, 2014

graNd SOuTH afriCa wiTH rOvOS raiLMAR 24–APR 5, 2014 MAYA JASANOFF

arT & arCHiTeCTure Of BerLiN: aN iNSider’S view APR 4–14, 2014

TurKiSH TreaSureSAPR 25–MAY 9, 2014 JAY ELLISON

HigHLigHTS Of CHiNa & TiBeT MAY 2014

MOrOCCaN OdySSey MAY 17–30, 2014

THe uLTiMaTe SiLK rOad JOurNey: xiaN TO iSTaNBuL MAY 19–JUN 8, 2014

iNSide THe ruSSiaN SPaCe PrOgraM MAY 22–30, 2014 DAVID AGUILAR

MaCHu PiCCHu TO THe gaLaPagOS ON M/y COraL iiMAY 27–JUN 10, 2014 JEFFREY QUILTER

MOZaMBiQue: reBirTH Of a COuNTry JUN 3–16, 2014

TaLeS Of waLeS: adveNTureS iN CeLTiC LiTeraTureJUN 4–14, 2014 CATHERINE MCKENNA

reMeMBeriNg THe greaT war: BeLgiuM, fraNCe, & gerMaNyJUN 6–15, 2014

eNgLiSH LaNdSCaPeS & LiTeraTure JUN 7–14, 2014 MICHAEL WEISHAN

HiddeN SeCreTS Of MadagaSCar JUN 15–27, 2014

uLTiMaTe TaNZaNiaN Safari: HuMaN OrigiNS JUN 21–JUL 5, 2014 DANIEL LIEBERMAN

SaNTa fe: arT & LaNdSCaPe iN THe CiTy Of eNCHaNTMeNT JUL 23–27, 2014 JOHN STEWART

HiddeN dOLCe viTa: TuSCaNy & uMBria SEP 10–18, 2014

LadaKH TO BHuTaN SEP 13–27, 2014

iN THe fOOTSTePS Of ST. JaMeS: CaMiNO de SaNTiagO SEP 26–OCT 8, 2014

JOurNey THrOugH THe SOuTH CauCaSuS: aZerBaiJaN, geOrgia, & arMeNiaSEP 27–OCT 11, 2014

SPaiN & POrTugaL: ParadOreS & POuSadaS SEP 27–OCT 11, 2014

SOuTHerN afriCa OdySSey OCT 23–NOV 9, 2014

CRUISES

COSTa riCa, PaNaMa & a CaNaL CrOSSiNg JAN 19–31, 2014

exPediTiON TO aNTarCTiCa ON M.S. auSTraLJAN 31–FEB 13, 2014 DAVID AGUILAR

TaHiTi aNd freNCH POLyNeSia ON M.S. gauguiNFEB 20–MAR 2, 2014 JAMES SIMPSON

BUENOS AIRES TO RIO DE JANEIRO ON SEA EXPLORER MAR 11–23, 2014 DIANA SORENSEN

JaPaN: LaNd Of THe riSiNg SuN aBOard CaLedONiaN SKy MAY 7–20, 2014 HELEN HARDACRE

COPeNHageN TO reyKJaviK ON Sea exPLOrerMAY 23–JUN 4, 2014 STEPHEN MITCHELL

CirCuMNavigaTiON Of THe BLaCK Sea ON varieTy vOyagerMAY 27–JUN 9, 2014 NICHOLAS BURNS

MaCHu PiCCHu TO THe gaLaPagOS ON M/y COraL iiMAY 27–JUN 10, 2014 JEFFREY QUILTER

THe BaLTiC’S aMBer COaST ON Sea CLOud iiJUN 29–JUL 9, 2014 JOYCE CHAPLIN & DAVID ARMITAGE

HiddeN geMS Of THe aegeaN Sea ON varieTy vOyager JUL 23–AUG 1, 2014 HARVEY COX & NINA TUMARKIN

iCeLaNd TO greeNLaNd: vOyage TO THe arCTiC CirCLe ON M.S. L’auSTraLAUG 2–14, 2014 JAMES MCCARTHY

greeKS, PHOeNiCiaNS & rOMaNS ON varieTy vOyagerSEP 10–20, 2014 RICHARD THOMAS

iSLaNdS & rivieraS Of fraNCe, SPaiN, & iTaLy ON Tere MOaNaSEP 19–27, 2014

BeyONd raPa Nui: eaSTer iSLaNd ON CLiPPer OdySSey SEP 29–OCT 17, 2014

vOyage TO MadagaSCar ON iSLaNd SKyNOV 28–DEC 16, 2014

New ZeaLaNd By Sea ON CaLedONiaN SKyDECEMBER 2014

RIVERS & LAKES

Prague TO PariS ON river CLOud iiOCT 9–22, 2013 JOHN STEWART

vieTNaM & CaMBOdia wiTH THe MeKONg river OCT 16–NOV 1, 2013 PATRICE HIGONNET

iNdia’S HOLy river gaNgeS ON BeNgaL gaNgaJAN 1–17, 2014 DIANA ECK

aMaZON river exPediTiON JAN 17–26, 2014 ZARIN MACHANDA

THe eLBe river: Prague TO BerLiN ON SwiSS ruByAPR 29–MAY 10, 2014

POrTugaL & SPaiN: THe eNCHaNTiNg dOurO river ON aMa vidaMAY 5–13, 2014

waTerwayS Of ruSSia: MOSCOw TO ST. PeTerSBurg ON vOLga dreaMJUL 16–26, 2014 JULIE BUCKLER

TOwN & COuNTry Life: PariS TO PrOveNCe ON M.S. aMadeuS SyMPHONy SEP 8–16, 2014 SIDNEY & CYNTHIA VERBA

SyMPHONy ON THe BLue daNuBe: a CLaSSiCaL MuSiC CruiSe SEP 12–26, 2014

FAMILy ADVENTURES

faMiLy TaNZaNia Safari DEC 26, 2013– JAN 5, 2014 BRIAN FARRELL

SCOTLaNd: a faMiLy exPLOraTiON JUN 25–JUL 6, 2014

vOyage TO THe LaNdS Of gOdS & HerOeS ON COriNTHiaN JUL 3–14, 2014 JONATHAN WALTON

gaLaPagOS faMiLy adveNTure ON SaNTa CruZJUL 7–15, 2014 SCOTT EDWARDS

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