Vacation Itinerary & Map

Print Expand All Vacation Itinerary & Map14-Day Adriatic, Greece & Turkey, Round-trip Venice (Combined Itinerary)

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Disembarkation usually begins 2 hours after docking.
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Itineraries are subject to change at any time without notice.
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Dates	Port	Arrival	Departure
Day 1	Venice, Italy		6:00 PM
Venice, Italy You could start a discussion about Venice by praising its restaurants, wine bars, marble churches or blown glass. But you probably won’t. You’ll likely start with the fact that Venice is built on water. It is a place where people either float slowly down palace-lined man-made waterways or stroll down narrow alleyways. There’s no more extraordinary place to find yourself, or lose yourself. Be sure to stay in Venice before your next European cruise.
Day 2	Dubrovnik, Croatia	2:00 PM	9:00 PM
Dubrovnik, Croatia Despite the magnificent 13th century walls that surround the city, Dubrovnik is one of the most welcoming cruise destinations in all of Europe. Dubbed “the pearl of the Adriatic” by the poet, Lord Byron, this Croatian city exudes romantic charm and beautiful scenery with its shimmering marble streets, centuries-old buildings capped by bright orange roofs, and lovely beaches ensconced between awesome rocky ledges.
Day 3	At Sea
At Sea
Day 4	Athens (Piraeus), Greece	7:00 AM	5:00 PM
Athens (Piraeus), Greece This is the cradle of civilization, the oldest city in Europe. Not only is this city home to the Acropolis and some of the most important architectural structures and archaeological finds in the Western world, It is also a very modern city, an urban amalgam of extraordinary art, culture, cuisine and shopping.
Day 5	Ephesus (Izmir), Turkey	8:00 AM	5:00 PM
Ephesus (Izmir), Turkey Archaeologically rich, historic Izmir dates back over 5,000 years. Virtually rebuilt from scratch in 1922, Izmir is a booming city today. The ancient city of Ephesus, home to the Artemis Temple and the Zeus Altar, is one of the world’s best preserved archaeological sites.
Day 6	At Sea
At Sea
Day 7	Split, Croatia	11:00 AM	6:00 PM
Split, Croatia This Mediterranean city on the eastern shores of the Adriatic has a long and eventful history dating back to the awesome Diocletian’s Palace (circa 295 A.D.) in the center of the city. Split offers cruise guests a wealth of exciting places to visit, from the majestic cathedral and marble streets in the center of town to the harbour area with its café-lined promenades and views of coastal mountains.
Day 8	Venice, Italy	8:00 AM	6:00 PM
Venice, Italy You could start a discussion about Venice by praising its restaurants, wine bars, marble churches or blown glass. But you probably won’t. You’ll likely start with the fact that Venice is built on water. It is a place where people either float slowly down palace-lined man-made waterways or stroll down narrow alleyways. There’s no more extraordinary place to find yourself, or lose yourself. Be sure to stay in Venice before your next European cruise.
Day 9	At Sea
At Sea
Day 10	Corfu, Greece	8:00 AM	3:30 PM
Corfu, Greece One of the lushest of the Greek Isles, Corfu is rimmed in dramatic blue waters and topped with tranquil hillside villages. A collection of quaint cafes in the town of Corfu feels very continental, but the island’s secluded coves and sandy beaches could only be found in the Greek Isles.
Day 11	Santorini, Greece	1:30 PM	10:00 PM
Santorini, Greece Whitewashed villages clinging to the sides of the sea cliffs have made the volcanic island of Santorini one of the most widely photographed places in the world. The island's charm and subtle mystery have even made it a target of speculation as the location of the lost city of Atlantis.
Day 12	Mykonos, Greece	8:00 AM	6:00 PM
Mykonos, Greece Mykonos is a classic Greek Island with whitewashed houses, blue-domed churches and windmills. Add a reputation for beautiful beaches and you'll understand why Mykonos is the most popular island in the Cyclades. Explore the island in a 4 x 4 or take a ferry to the tiny island of Delos.
Day 13	Olympia (Katakolon), Greece	9:00 AM	6:00 PM
Olympia (Katakolon), Greece This quaint little seaside town on the Ionian Sea is the gateway to Ancient Olympia, where Greek mythology was born and the first Olympiad was held. You may still be able to hear the distant echoes of the ancient Greeks cheering as you tour the ruins of one of the most important and exciting sanctuaries of antiquity.
Day 14	At Sea
At Sea
Day 15	Venice, Italy	8:00 AM
Venice, Italy You could start a discussion about Venice by praising its restaurants, wine bars, marble churches or blown glass. But you probably won’t. You’ll likely start with the fact that Venice is built on water. It is a place where people either float slowly down palace-lined man-made waterways or stroll down narrow alleyways. There’s no more extraordinary place to find yourself, or lose yourself. Be sure to stay in Venice before your next European cruise.