Athens is a majestic, ancient city where elegance meets grit: highways wrap around ruins, museums and galleries stand beside street art, and its legacy spans philosophy, drama and democracy. See the Acropolis and Parthenon, the Acropolis Museum, Mount Lycabettus views, and the Old Olympic Stadium. Beyond the center, beaches and temples line the coast. Slow down for Greek coffee and souvlaki.

Discover the most extraordinary island in the Aegean, Santorini! Set sail on our Cruise ship to discover the dazzling white towns of this distiguishly gorgeous city.

Nafplion, Greece's first capital, is a beloved seaside escape for Athenians and one of the country's most romantic towns. With beaches, clear water, fortress-backed hills and a blend of Greek, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman charm, it offers a lovely old town, seafront promenade and tavernas. Highlights include Palamidi Fortress, Acronafplia, and the offshore Bourtzi fortress. Nearby Corinth is an ancient city recovered after earthquakes.

Bodrum, where white houses, bougainvillea and blue doors meet the sea, is Turkey's coast at its most vibrant. At the junction of the Mediterranean and Aegean, it offers a world-class marina, fine dining and boat trips, including traditional gulets, wooden two-masted sailing boats. Explore the history of ancient Halicarnassus: the Mausoleum of Mausolus, the Castle of St Peter, and the Underwater Archaeology Museum. Finish with a wander through the bazaar for spices, textiles and pottery.

Rhodes blends sun-soaked beaches, rich history, and vibrant culture at the crossroads of Europe, Asia, and Africa. Part of the Dodecanese in the Aegean, it offers dazzling coastline, pine-covered hills, and the UNESCO-listed Old Town, where medieval walls, Ottoman minarets, and cobbled streets echo its layered past. Visit Lindos' ancient Acropolis, the Palace of the Grand Masters, and enjoy Greek cuisine, lively courtyards, and turquoise coves perfect for both relaxation and water sports.

Patmos is a stunning Greek island of seascapes and deep cultural significance. Pilgrims come to the hillside Cave of the Apocalypse, said to be where St. John wrote Revelation in AD 95. The island blends sacred history with peaceful beauty: crystal-clear waters, quiet beaches, whitewashed towns, and cats in crumbling lanes. Above cobalt bays stands the 11th-century Monastery of St. John, a UNESCO World Heritage site with frescoes and sweeping views.

Athens is a majestic, ancient city where elegance meets grit: highways wrap around ruins, museums and galleries stand beside street art, and its legacy spans philosophy, drama and democracy. See the Acropolis and Parthenon, the Acropolis Museum, Mount Lycabettus views, and the Old Olympic Stadium. Beyond the center, beaches and temples line the coast. Slow down for Greek coffee and souvlaki.