Join your fellow Princetonians and hike Italy’s spectacular Dolomite region alongside Outdoor Action Director Rick Curtis '79.

Discover why Iceland is known as the "land of fire and ice" on a voyage to the remote fjords and volcanic isles along the country's western coast.

Gather for a full-day symposium in Budapest featuring keynote speaker David Cameron, former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom, 2010–2016, followed by a five-night Danube cruise aboard the beautiful Crystal Mahler and a charter flight to Berlin. 

Join legendary Princeton historian James M. McPherson September 10-13, 2020, on an exploration of Gettysburg - perhaps the most sought-after Princeton alumni experience.

Princeton Journeys is delighted to announce our first ever adventure to Madagascar! Travel alongside Study Leader Daniel Rubenstein, beloved Professor of Zoology, and explore this thousand-mile island boasting an impressive variety of spectacular landscapes — from pristine coral reefs and coastal mangroves to virgin rain forests and native groves of Baobab trees. 

Travelers on this journey will get a rare opportunity to participate in Jidai Matsuri, Festival of the Ages, held in Kyoto each October.

For centuries, very few individuals ever witnessed solar eclipses. The total blackening of the sun continues to provoke awe and wonder. Travel with your fellow Princetonians to Argentina’s Lake District and marvel at one of the rarest phenomena in the universe – the solar eclipse.

This multigenerational trip will take you from volcanoes to beaches and from tree canopies to riverbanks, exploring the marvelous flora and fauna packed into this favorite Central American country.

Princeton Journeys is delighted to invite you on a once-in-a-lifetime adventure to the Galápagos Islands with Princeton's legendary evolutionary biologists, Peter and Rosemary Grant. Discover the magic of this special place by day and learn about the Grants' forty years of fieldwork studying Darwin's finches by night.

Begin the journey in Guayaquil, Ecuador’s largest city, then fly some 600 miles off the coast to the Galápagos Islands. From here, climb aboard the 48–berth National Geographic Islander, a true expedition ship.