Luxury Cruise: Discover Greece & Turkey

Arrival: early morning
Departure: late afternoon
With its pleasant climate, Rhodes invites you to explore its scenic paths, pristine villages, and magnificent medieval city—a UNESCO World Heritage site. The island's center is covered with forests, vineyards, and farms spread across the western slopes. The Knights of St. John left their mark here from 1310 to 1522, building impressive walls with grand gateways. Enjoy the peaceful beaches and spacious walkways that keep alive the legend of the Colossus, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: evening
Kusadasi is a charming seaside town on Turkey's western coast, set in a beautiful gulf. You can swim in clear waters or walk along the palm-lined promenade. In the historic district, wander through narrow streets and browse colorful shops in the bazaar. Close by, the archaeological site of Ephesus offers a glimpse into one of the most famous cities of ancient times.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: late afternoon
Patmos, a must-see island in the Dodecanese, is known as the place where Saint John is believed to have written the last book of the Bible. Visit the Cave of the Apocalypse and the Monastery of Saint John, both UNESCO World Heritage sites located atop a hill with vineyards and orchards. Along the coast, the crystal-clear Kambos and Lampi bays provide beautiful swimming spots.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: late afternoon
Heraklion, the bustling capital of Crete, is the island's largest city. Built on a hillside overlooking the port and surrounded by impressive Venetian walls, it offers stunning views from the top. The old town is full of small shops, lively squares, and signs of its rich history. Don't miss the Palace of Knossos, showcasing the wealth and power of the legendary King Minos. The archaeological museum, housing one of the largest collections of Minoan artifacts, is also worth visiting.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: late afternoon
Monemvasia, a jewel of the southern Peloponnese, is a romantic retreat for many Athenians. Known as the "stone ship," this majestic peninsula features an incredible medieval fortified village at the foot of steep cliffs as if cast into the Aegean Sea by the gods. Walk along its ramparts overlooking the blue waters and explore narrow, vaulted streets lined with buildings in shades of ochre. Influenced by both Western and Eastern cultures, Monemvasia preserves treasures of Venetian and Byzantine architecture in this magical setting.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: late afternoon
The charming town of Nafplion climbs the green hillsides overlooking the Argolic Gulf in eastern Peloponnese. Its rich cultural heritage offers many sights, such as the ancient agora on the Akronafplia plateau, Italian-style arcades in Syntagma Square, and the baroque Palamidi Fortress atop the hill. You can enjoy stunning views of the gulf and surrounding mountains from the fortress. For a relaxing time by the sea, follow the Arvanitia promenade to a lovely cove shaded by cedar and cypress trees. This day also includes a visit to the Ancient Theatre of Epidaurus, renowned for its exceptional acoustics, and the archaeological site of Mycenae, where you'll explore the Lion Gate and the impressive Beehive Tombs, bringing Greece's history to life.

Arrival in Delos: early morning,
Departure from Paros: late evening
Begin your day on the legendary island of Delos, a UNESCO World Heritage Site filled with ancient ruins and sacred history. Explore the Terrace of the Lions, the Stoa of Antigonos, and the theater steps that offer sweeping views of the Aegean Sea. By midday, sail to Paros, where turquoise waters and charming towns await. Visit Parikia to admire its historic churches and neoclassical buildings, or head to Naoussa, a picturesque fishing village perfect for a leisurely afternoon. End the day enjoying the island’s unique Cycladic charm.

Arrival: early morning
Departure: mid-afternoon
West of Mykonos lies Syros, an attractive island with a rich history dating back to ancient times. Ermoupolis, its capital, is built like an amphitheater spreading over two hills. You might want to visit its archaeological museum and historic district, where beautiful houses reflect the island's strategic trading position between East and West. Admire the splendid Agios Nikolaos Church and the Church of the Assumption of the Virgin Mary. Further up, the medieval town of Ano Syros offers charming stairways, arched passages, and small white houses adorned with bougainvillea.