Travel Dynamics International

For more than three decades, Travel Dynamics International has been creating the highest quality voyages aboard small, deluxe ships for discerning guests who view travel as an opportunity to understand the world and its diverse cultures more fully. Travel Dynamics International is known for its distinctive itineraries, for the quality of its included sightseeing arrangements ashore, and for the distinguished scholars and experts that accompany each voyage.

Cruising with a Purpose

This idea has been the guiding spirit of every voyage we have charted since our founding in 1969. We have followed the journeys of Odysseus, St. Paul, Charles Darwin, and Jason and the Argonauts. We have visited the fabled ancient Greek cities of Asia Minor, the outposts of the Venetian Empire in the Eastern Mediterranean, and the most magnificent achievements of the Pharaohs along the Nile. We have dropped anchor off pristine islands in the Indian Ocean, followed the Amazon into the emerald heart of the rain forest, and beached our landing craft on the ice-bound coast of Antarctica.

But no matter where we have sailed, our goal has remained the same: to introduce your clients to extraordinary places that will lift their hearts, fire their imaginations, and create memories that will last a lifetime.

Small-Ship Cruising in Perfect Comfort

Small ships are the foundation of the Travel Dynamics International philosophy of travel. To us, every voyage is a journey of exploration, and as any explorer will tell you, that requires time and flexibility. A small ship provides us with both. While the mega-liners are locked into a set schedule, our ships enjoy the luxury of spontaneity. If a beautiful little cove comes into view, the captain may drop anchor so guests can swim or snorkel from the marina at the stern of the yacht. If the chefs spot a secluded beach, they may be inspired to prepare a picnic lunch to be served on shore.

This leisurely approach to travel extends to our destinations as well. At every site we visit, guests have plenty of time to listen to the presentations by our expert onboard lecturers and guides and then strike out for some in-depth investigation of their own.

Often we stay in port late. This gives your clients an opportunity to take a walk around the town after dinner. Or to linger over coffee in a cafe on the town square. At every place we sail, we give travelers the freedom to exercise their options, and the leisure to savor each destination at their own pace.

Corinthian II
114 guests

Callisto
34 guests