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| Cruise Line | Cruises | Ships | From | Duration | Next Sailing | |
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1 | 1 | $989 | 11 nights | Nov 5, 2027 |
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Corfu
Wander the enchanting Venetian Old Town with its pastel-colored buildings and dramatic fortress perched above turquoise Ionian waters.
Naples
Descend into the haunting ruins of Pompeii and uncover everyday life frozen in volcanic ash from nearly two millennia ago.
Barcelona
Wander through whimsical architectural masterpieces and vibrant Gothic quarters where GaudÃ's genius meets Mediterranean charm.
Catania
Wander through baroque plazas and climb Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano towering majestically over Sicily's charming coastal city.
Genoa
Wander through the labyrinthine caruggi alleys where medieval palaces hide behind weathered facades and centuries of Genoese maritime history whisper from every corner.
Heraklion (Iraklion), Crete
Wander through the legendary Palace of Knossos to discover Europe's oldest civilization and the mythical home of King Minos.
Katakolon
Explore the ancient Olympic Stadium and Temple of Zeus where athletes competed over 2,000 years ago in this birthplace of the Olympic Games.
Kotor
Navigate medieval stone streets and fortress walls rising dramatically from a fjord-like bay surrounded by towering mountains.
Kusadasi
Wander through the marble columns of Ephesus, one of antiquity's greatest cities, just steps away from your ship.
Piraeus
Wander through the Acropolis to stand before the magnificent Parthenon overlooking Athens and the sparkling Aegean Sea.
Split
Explore the 1,700-year-old Roman palace of Diocletian, perfectly preserved within the medieval Old Town's winding stone streets.
Trieste
Wander through centuries of Austro-Hungarian grandeur in the elegant piazzas and ornate palaces of this captivating Mediterranean port city.
Valletta
Wander through magnificent baroque palaces and honey-colored limestone streets in Europe's smallest capital, a UNESCO World Heritage fortress city.