Itinerary

Greece's cosmopolitan capital, Athens, connected by Piraeus port, is an exciting blend of ancient and modern. The Grand Promenade seamlessly links the city's main archaeological sites, and a visit isn't complete without exploring the Acropolis—a hill housing ancient ruins, including the iconic Parthenon. For deeper insights, the Acropolis Museum awaits, and a marble path ascends Filopappou Hill, offering majestic views of the 'high city.'

The largest Cyclades island, Naxos's capital Chora is one of the most beautiful Cycladic villages, blending Venetian and Cycladic elements of whitewashed houses and cobblestone alleys. Endless beaches ring the coast, while the island's granite mountains host lush meadows, olive groves and citrus orchards. Whitewashed villages and Byzantine chapels speckle the landscape. In Greek mythology, Naxos is said to be where Ariadne settled and Zeus lived.

Naxos Town On Foot

Included

02 h 00 m

Marvel at the majestic entrance of the unfinished Temple of Apollo, a must-see landmark connected to the main island by a narrow causeway
Ascend to the Old Town, perched on a hill, and enjoy breathtaking panoramic views of the town and harbor from the historic Venetian fortress
xplore the rich history of Naxos at the Archaeological Museum, featuring exhibits from the Cycladic, Classical Greek, Roman, and Frankish periods, and walk on a glass walkway revealing Mycenaean wonders below

Prombonas Citron Distillery

Optional

02 h 10 m

Stroll through lush citrus gardens and discover the natural ingredients that make Prombonas Distillery’s beverages unique
Explore the distillery where modern techniques meet historical artifacts, and learn about the entire production process from fermentation to bottling
Indulge in a tasting session featuring the signature citrus liqueur, ouzo, citrus-infused raki, rakomelo, and locally produced wines, all expertly paired with sweet and savory dishes

Naxian Cooking Experience

Optional

04 h 00 m

Visit the historic Olive Press Museum in Eggares, where you’ll witness centuries-old techniques of manual olive oil extraction and immerse yourself in the rich tapestry of local history and craftsmanship
Join our esteemed host in Galini for a hands-on culinary experience
Enjoy a delectable feast created with fresh, organic ingredients, and connect deeply with the land and its bounty through this unforgettable culinary journey

Once the crossroads for ancient Minoans, Chania's medieval harbour on Crete's northwest shore dates back to the 14th-century. A 16th-century lighthouse guards the harbour. The picturesque old town combines Venetian and Ottoman architecture, mosques, churches and fortifications. Food lovers enjoy the seafood eateries that grace the waterfront, while inland, fertile valleys support vines, olive and citrus groves.

Balos Aerial Sightseeing

Optional

02 h 30 m

Soar above Crete’s most picturesque cities and the mesmerizing Balos Lagoon, capturing the beauty from a unique vantage point
Take off from Chania International Airport and indulge in a one-hour aerial tour, marveling at the panoramic views of Chania city and Balos Lagoon
Feel the thrill of flying over the dazzling blue lagoon in a Piper Arrow airplane

Chania Cooking Class at Botanical Garden

Optional

04 h 00 m

Immerse yourself in the fragrant world of native Cretan herbs with a sensory tea tasting that captures the essence of the island
Unleash your inner chef in intimate groups, preparing traditional Cretan dishes like mpoyreki and stuffed vine leaves under the guidance of skilled chefs
Discover the secrets of diverse plant species and their culinary significance, guided by experts who connect nature with Crete’s rich culinary heritage

Agios Nikolaos, on Crete's east coast, is a charming town with a picturesque harbour, cafes and a sandy beach. The town sits upon the ancient city ruins of Lato pros Kamara. The Archaeological Museum displays artefacts from local excavations. Close to the harbour, the freshwater Voulismeni Lake, a nearly circular pool, is reputed to have been the bathing place of the goddesses Artemis and Athena, and connects to the sea via a narrow canal.

Agios Nikolaos-Kritsa & Spinalonga

Included

04 h 35 m

Experience the unique charm of Kritsa, where traditional agriculture, culinary practices, and local customs are preserved, offering a glimpse into the authentic Cretan way of life
Discover the rich history of Spinalonga Island, from its Venetian fortress to its time as one of Europe’s last leper colonies, with a guided tour that provides fascinating insights and stunning views
Enjoy the picturesque landscapes of Elounda, a charming village on the Gulf of Elounda, and relax with a refreshment at Poulis Restaurant, soaking in the local hospitality and breathtaking surroundings

Knossos in 3D & Archaeological Museum

Optional

07 h 45 m

Explore the Palace of Knossos with a tablet featuring AR technology, bringing ancient structures to life and offering a vivid, interactive experience perfect for families
Savor a typical Cretan lunch at one of the finest local restaurants, enjoying the rich flavors of Cretan cuisine in a delightful setting
Discover an impressive collection of Minoan artifacts at the Archaeological Museum of Heraklion, including the famous Phaistos Disk and Bull-Leaping frescoes

Land Rover Great Adventure

Optional

05 h 35 m

Enjoy breathtaking vistas of Mirabello Bay from a lofty altitude and journey through Crete’s largest forest, encountering bee hives, diverse wildlife, and local shepherds along the way
Visit the charming village of Kroustas, where you can savor traditional Greek coffee at a local kafenion and observe the tranquil pace of rural life, complete with hardworking donkeys
Ascend to the remote Katharo plateau for a lunch featuring local delicacies and unlimited wine, followed by a visit to a local kafenion to learn about the region’s history and discoveries, and explore the picturesque village of Kritsa for local crafts and souvenirs

Rhodes Town, one of Europe's best medieval walled towns, is known for the 14th century UNESCO-listed Old Town constructed by the Knights of St. John and the 100-foot Colossus statue that once stood in the harbour. Highlights include the bustling Turkish district, Grand Masters' Palace adorned with marble mosaics and Gothic Street of the Knights. Nearby Lindos offers whitewashed streets and an Acropolis with views over St. Paul's Bay.

Rhodes Natural Beauty

Optional

04 h 30 m

Visit the beautiful Kallithea Springs, located on the eastern coast
Discover the Bee Museum offering a fascinating look into the world of bees and honey production
The perfect way to end the visit will be the valley of the Butterflies, a stunning nature reserve home to thousands of colorful butterflies

Acropolis of Lindos

Included

04 h 30 m

Enjoy the scenic drive along the east coast passing by quaint villages, orange and lemon groves, vineyards and gnarled old olive trees
Admire the 4th-century B.C. Doric Temple of Athena Lindia and a double-winged portico
Look at the breathtaking panoramas from atop the Acropolis, including St. Paul's Bay

Jeep Safari

Optional

07 h 00 m

Discover the mountainous northern non-tourist parts of Rhodes Island from West to East
Following a German Italian war route with historical points of interest through villages
Experience a mixture of on and off-road routes in the peaks of the mountains with panoramic views, wild life and stunning nature

Upgraded - Lindos and Ancient Rhodes

Optional

08 h 00 m

Take this full day tour that will give you the opportunity to discover the most important highlights of the Island
Visit the unique archaeological site of Lindos
Stroll around the narrow streets of the old town

Pythagorion, the picturesque port village on Samos Island, is named after famous ancient philosopher Pythagoras. Traditional red-roofed houses and winding alleys envelop the charming fishing harbour's inviting tavernas. Constructed on top of the ancient ruins of Samos, a UNESCO World Heritage site, key landmarks include the 6th-century BC Temple of Hera (Heraion) and the awe-inspiring Eupalinos Tunnel, a 1036-m aqueduct tunnel.

Archaeology and Temples

Included

03 h 30 m

Discover fascinating exhibits from the Archaic Period, including the impressive 4.80-meter tall kouros statue, showcasing the rich history and artistry of ancient Greece
Step back in time at the most noteworthy archaeological site on Samos, where myth holds that the goddess Hera was born, and marvel at the remains of the magnificent temple described by Herodotus
Enjoy free time to explore the charming seafront shops and cafés of Pythagoreio, soaking in the local culture and scenic beauty before returning to your ship

Scenic Samos and Winery

Optional

04 h 00 m

Experience the lush greenery and tranquil beauty of this oasis, where the melodious songs of nightingales provide a refreshing escape on hot summer days
Explore the vibrant fishing harbor of Kokkari, with its colorful houses, sparkling harbor, and beautiful beach. Enjoy interesting shops and restaurants, and capture unforgettable photos of this charming village
Discover the exquisite wines of Samos Island at the Union of Wine Making Cooperatives. Enjoy a tasting session and learn about the island’s rich winemaking heritage

Samos Swim and Relax beach break

Optional

03 h 55 m

Embark on a picturesque drive southwest around the Bay of Vathi, through the lush pine forests of Malagari, and past the charming fishing village of Pythagorio
Enjoy ample time to swim in the refreshing sea and bask in the warmth of the sun
Immerse yourself in the serene atmosphere and natural beauty of one of Sámos’ most picturesque beaches, creating unforgettable memories along the way

The birthplace of Greek poet Homer, Chios island In the Aegean Sea, is known for mastic production and medieval villages. Fortress-like mastic villages were built under Genoese rule in the 12th century. Highlights include Olympi and medieval Pirgi with its intricately patterned geometric house decorations, Mesta with its fortified alleyways and central Taxiarches Church, and the mastic tree groves used to produce the unique resin.

Chios Highlights

Included

04 h 30 m

Visit Pyrgi Village one of the most beautiful villages on the island of Chios, known as the "painted village" thanks to the unique facade of the stone houses
Continue the island discovery to the Mesta, the best preserved medieval village of Chios
Discover the secrets of Masticha plantations

Nea Moni Monastery & Anavatos

Optional

04 h 00 m

Pay a visit to the Nea Moni monastery, considered as one of the most famous buildings of the Byzantine period
Stroll around the small streets of Avgonima, surrounded by the stone made houses with the flat roofs and have a coffee break at the central square
Discover Anavatos, an impressive medieval village located at the center of Chios island

Chios Town history and Food tour

Optional

03 h 00 m

Walk through the small alleys of Chios Town and make several stops to the locals’ favourite places
Taste some local specialties
Discover the Medieval castle of Chios

Mitilini with its medieval alleys, is capital of Lesbos, Greece's third-largest island and an Ancient Greek cultural centre. Sappho, a female ancient Greek poet who worshipped Aphrodite, is celebrated at her birthplace in Skala Eressos. Messa features a 4th-century BC temple dedicated to Zeus, Dionysus,and Hera. The Lesvos Island UNESCO Global Geopark showcases an ancient preserved forest. Lesbos is also famous for ouzo distilleries.

Mytilene at a Glance

Included

04 h 00 m

Visit the Church of the Virgin Mary in Agiasos
Discover the history of the Monastery of Taxiarches
Enjoy the panoramic views of the island

Istanbul bridges Europe and Asia, shaped by Greeks, Romans, Byzantines and Ottomans. This diversity infuses the city's architecture, cuisine, music and arts. Sites include the Hagia Sophia museum, a former church and mosque, the stunning Blue Mosque with six minarets, Topkapi Palace, the former residence of the Ottoman sultans, and the Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world.

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Oceanview D4

20 m²

Oceanview Staterooms measure 20m²(215ft²) and can accommodate two guests. They feature two single beds or a double bed, bedroom with living room area, a flame-effect fireplace and a luxurious bathroom.

Oceanview M4

20 m²

Balcony D5

25 m²

Balcony Staterooms measure 25m² (269ft²) – including a 5m² (54ft²) private balcony – and can accommodate two or three guests. They feature two single beds or a double bed, bedroom with living room area, a flame-effect fireplace and a luxurious bathroom.

Balcony M5

25 m²

Balcony D6

25 m²

Junior Suite

32 m²

Junior Suites measure 32-36m² (344-388ft²) – including a 6m² (65ft²) private balcony – and can accommodate two guests. They feature a king size bed, have a separate living room area, and luxurious en-suite bathroom.

Suite

41 m²

Suites measure 41m² (441ft²) – including a 5m² (54ft²) private balcony – and can accommodate two or three guests. They feature a king size bed, and have a separate living room, with a flame-effect fireplace. There’s also a luxurious ensuite bathroom with separate bath tub and a walk-in shower.

Premium Suite

41 m²

Premium Suites measure 41m² (441ft²) – including 8m² (86ft²) private balcony – and can accommodate two guests. They feature a king size bed, separate living room, and flame-effect fireplace. There’s also a luxurious ensuite bathroom – with separate bath tub and shower – and a walk-in wardrobe.