From the Acropolis to the Bosphorus 라브리오부터 이스탄불까지

The Greek capital opens the pages of its age-old history. In the heart of modernity, the Acropolis and the narrow streets of the Plaka district reveal their splendour and charm. Ship docked. Passengers may board and disembark here.

Known for its thermal springs, its maze of streets lined with white and blue houses and cobbled streets give it an authentic, rural feel. Ship at anchor, water sports available.

Syros, the capital of the Cyclades, has a gorgeous port. The city, with its blend of neo-classical architecture, typical Cyclades-style streets, marble-paved squares and private villas, has a charming bourgeois feel. Ship at anchor. Water sports.

Commercial port built in front of the famous Mount Pelion, Volos is a crossroads between Europe, the Middle East and Asia. We leave this hectic city for the massive Meteora and its monasteries perched at the top of giant monoliths. Ship docked, no water sports.

Most famous for its magnificent beaches, Skiathos has lots more to offer. For example, attractive traditional houses, or the Evangelistria Monastery with its stunning wall paintings. Ship at anchor. No water sports, beach.

Ignored by classical circuits, this island abounds in natural attractions and archaeological sites. Its beaches with crystal clear waters are the most tempting of the northeastern Aegean. Ship at anchor Water sports. No beach.

To dazzle seems to be the millennial vocation of the hinge city between Europe and Asia. At ease in her cultural heritage, she fuse with cosmopolitan and traditional atmospheres. Ship docked in port.

On the banks of the majestic Bosphorus, this is a city that straddles continents. With Sultanahmet influenced by the East and Beyoglu by the West, Istanbul is teeming with stunning sights. The city feels at ease with its cultural heritage, creating an atmosphere that blends the cosmopolitan with the traditional. Ship docked, no water sports. Boarding and disembarkation port of call.