U.K.-based Voyages to Antiquity went out of business in 2019. The company offered culturally intensive cruises to North Americans, Brits and Australasians from 2010 to 2019. Everything onboard was geared toward improving the mind, from the high-brow daily lectures to the included shore excursions.
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Who goes on Voyages to Antiquity cruise ships?
Do I have to dress up on a Voyages to Antiquity cruise?
Combined cruise and land touring packages
Who goes on Voyages to Antiquity cruise ships?
Voyages to Antiquity attracted a mature crowd from North America, the U.K. and Australia, mainly couples and a few singles, as the ship had some decent single cabins. The one unifying factor was a keen interest in culture and learning.
Why go with Voyages to Antiquity?
Voyages to Antiquity will go out of business at the end of October 2019
Best for: Culture-vultures looking for immersive-style travel
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