Arriving into Athens, let us whisk you into the port of Piraeus where your seafaring odyssey will begin.

With over 6,000 stunning islands to explore, one of the best ways to explore the Greek archipelago is through a luxury cruise. Immerse in the art of slow living in style without having to move accommodation every night, and after a restful nightly slumber, you will wake up feeling refreshed in anticipation to explore a new island paradise every day.

Wander through the labyrinthine streets of Mykonos, adorned with whitewashed buildings and cobalt blue accents, framed by the iconic windmills which has graced some of the nation’s most beautiful postcards.

For well-heeled travellers who have been to Mykonos, it is also possible to avail to a shore excursion to the ancient Delos island—a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its mosaics, monuments and ruins.

Secluded and off-the-beaten, the mystical island of Patmos is where ancient legends intertwine with breathtaking natural beauty. Ascend to the sacred hilltop chapel and centuries-old monastery while you uncover the legends of St. John and the Book of Revelations, before revealing the panoramic views of rugged landscapes and winding shores. Lose yourself in the serenity of the whitewashed villages and the pristine azure beaches which has remained unspoiled by mass tourism. Patmos has been listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1999.

Nestled along the Turkish coastline, the beach town of Kusadasi serves as your gateway to the ancient marvel of Ephesus. Ephesus is famously known to house one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, as well as the House of the Virgin Mary.

For well-heeled travellers who have been to Ephesus, you may want to immerse into the world of Aegean cuisine with a visit to an organic olive farm with an olive oil and vinegar tasting ceremony.

Situated at the crossroads of ancient civilizations, Rhodes has beared witness to the ebb and flow of time and conquest. From the ancient columns of Lindos to the imposing Palace of the Grand Masters, each landmark whispers tales of bygone eras, inviting you to delve deeper into Rhodes’ fascinating history. The UNESCO-listed Old Town of Rhodes is beautifully adorned with Ottoman-era mosques mingling with the tantalizing aroma of exotic spices drifting through the air.

The alluring Santorini has long captivated travellers across generations with its iconic azure domes, quaint windmills and cascading whitewashed buildings. Savor the moment as you indulge in the island’s best cuisine while sipping on locally crafted wines, infused with the unique essence of Santorini’s volcanic terroir. Explore the remnants of ancient civilizations at Akrotiri, where the ruins of a Minoan city lie preserved beneath layers of volcanic ash, offering a fascinating glimpse into Santorini’s tumultuous past. Whether lounging on its volcanic-sand beaches or traversing its rugged landscapes, Santorini promises an unforgettable journey with unparalleled natural beauty for both first-timers and returning travellers.

Sail into the Souda Bay, your gateway into the legendary Crete with its tapestry of histories and myths. Wander through ancient olive groves and vineyards where the secrets of Cretan olive oil and Vilana grape wines await. Traverse the historic Rethymnon and marvel at the formidable Arkadi Monastery, a symbol of Cretan resilience against oppression. In Chania, discover the timeless Venetian harbor and labyrinthine alleys echoing the glories of its past civilizations.

Nestled along the sun-kissed shores of the Argolic Gulf, Greece’s first capital brings a blend of Greek, Byzantine, Venetian and Ottoman legacies amidst neoclassical splendor and blooming bougainvillea. Ascend the imposing Palamidi Fortress, a sentinel of Venetian grandeur, and marvel at panoramic vistas that embrace the town’s historic charm. Discover the remnants of antiquity in nearby Corinth, where ancient cities rise from the ashes of time, bearing witness to the resilience of the human spirit amidst nature’s tumultuous embrace. UNESCO collectors may want to avail on an excursion to Mycenae which had influenced the European literature and arts.

We bid farewell as your cruise concludes in the port of Piraeus. We highly recommend to extend your stay to explore the beautiful city of Athens and the many stunning sites of the mainland Greece.