Included:

•          Air Ticket Larnaca -Athens- Larnaca in economy class.
•          Airport taxes.
•          8 Day cruise with Celestyal Journey on full board basis at the cabin of your preference.
•          Complimentary selected drinks during meal service hours.
•          Discount of €100 for pre-booked shore excursions.
•          Tips.
•          Port taxes.
•          Entry Wi-Fi package.

Not Included:

•          Transfers to/from airport/port.
•          Optional tours.
•          Travel Insurance.

 Day 1: Larnaca - Athens

Fly to Athens and embark at Celestyal Journey. The ship departs from Piraeus port at 13:00.

Day 2: Kefalonia

The ship arrives at Kefalonia port at 09:00 and departs at 16:00.

Kefalonia is the largest and most beautiful island in the Ionian Sea. Enjoy a nice stroll along the oleander and Palm waterfront, which runs alongside the harbour dock.Argostoli may have been shaken by earthquakes, but it managed to preserve its original urban landscape for as long as possible.

So you can enjoy a stroll through the Old Town and explore attractions such as the rebuilt Monastery of Agios Gerasimos or the main church decorated with many frescoes. The area around Argostoli with its Cypress, olive and pine trees also invites you to discover. You will be surprised at the beach of Myrtos, at the port of the sleepy fishing village of Agia Efimia and at the cave Melissani or Drogarati.

Day 3: Dubrovnik, Croatia

The ship arrives at Dubrovnik port at 12:00 until 02:30 night.

The Croatian Republic of Adventure

Across the Adriatic Sea from Italy, is Dubrovnik — the (unofficial) capital of Croatia’s dazzling Dalmatian Coast. The subtropical climate has made this former village-turned-fortified city an ideal port for merchants and seafarers since the 7th-century and an ideal backdrop for our Sailors (and Hollywood location scouts) since the 21st.

 Whether in search of a Balkan adventure, a romance on the dance floor of an ex-barracks-turned-night-club, a historical hangout worthy of a John Williams musical score, or some of the most succulent seafood in Europe, Dubrovnik refuses to disappoint. Surrounded by sparkling emerald waters, dramatic cliffs, and the illustrious Elaphiti archipelago, this extraordinary city’s beaches rank as some of the world’s finest, providing the perfect backdrop for its copious thrilling outdoor endeavors which can be found from the glistening coast all the way into the hinterland.

Day 4: Kotor, Montenegro

The ship arrives at Kotor port at 08:00 and departs at 17:00.

A river canyon’s medieval maze

While Kotor’s history is steeped in medieval lore, its past extends all the way back to both ancient Greek and Roman civilizations. Like the age of a vintage Hollywood starlet, an exact date to the city’s origins is impossible to pinpoint, but with the 12th-14th centuries being widely accepted as the golden age of Montenegro’s development, this is probably a good starting place to fix your mind upon entering the city’s renowned gates.

The city’s various religious dwellings, such as the Roman Catholic Saint Tryphon (often said to be Kotor’s most beautiful building,) or the Eastern Orthodox Church Our Lady of the Rocks are just as fascinating as its whimsical Cat Museum. The best way to see the collection of landmarks that call Kotor home is by putting down your phone (and your inhibitions) and exploring them for yourself.

Hiking through the Lovcen National Park provides a natural world that’s existed here for millennia – plus offers some epic photo-ops, all while offering you a peek into the very land where dueling kingdoms would prepare before heading off to conquer new territory for their crowned leader.

Whether you’re looking to uncover ancient hidden caves from the comfort of a boat or to spend the day taking advantage of the excess healing marine minerals while getting pampered, Kotor has just what you’re craving. When it comes to self-care, Kotor doesn’t only offer treatments for your body, but for your soul – through your stomach.

Traditional recipes being passed down for generations is prevalent in the many inspired restaurants, cafes and tavernas who have both perfected the traditional while giving it a twist. For proof of just how fresh the ingredients are, take a day trip into the countryside and meet the farmers and artisans whose celebrated products are used daily throughout the city’s impressive culinary scene.

Day 5: Bari, Italy

The ship arrives at Bari port at 08:00 and departs at 17:00.

Bari is the Sun of Italy. In its beautiful old town are many churches, while the ladies prepare the famous orecchiette on tables in the street.

The port of Bari, on the Adriatic coast, is primarily a passenger port. During the stop in Bari, visit this historic city and its surroundings, especially Matera, designated by UNESCO as the 2019 European Capital of Culture. “Bari Vecchia” is the old part of the city that, with its partly Norman and partly Swabian fortress, the Romanesque Basilica of Saint Nicholas built on the ruins of the Byzantine Palace, the 12th century cathedral of San Sabino and a dozen little churches of the same period, still bears the traces of conquerors who succeeded over the centuries.

Not to be missed: The Basilica of Saint Nicholas of Bari, Visit to the old town"Bari Vecchia", The Cathedral of San Sabino

Day 6: Corfu

The ship arrives at Corfu port at 08:00 and departs at 17:00.

Peek beyond the City of Peaks

In every big family there are bound to be labels given to each child. There’s the leader, the mischief-maker, the one who goes with the flow — the list goes on. If Greece’s islands were to have such designations, Corfu would be the effortlessly chic tastemaker.

Corfu is simply dripping in history. Wander through the narrow cobblestone alleys and discover a world of adventure worthy of a fantasy film. Stumble upon historical landmines — like The Old Town’s stunning municipal building, which served as its first (and former) grand theater and opera house built during the Venetian empire. Admire The Palace of St. Michael & St. George, which provides a home to the Museum of Asian Art that displays Chinese, Japanese, and Greco-Buddhist masterpieces. Take in The Saint Spyridon Church’s bell tower – whose patron saint was said to have expelled the plague from the island. All the while appreciating the wafting aromas of local flora and fauna that are so expertly used for numerous liqueur and culinary infusions. It’s not that Corfu is pretentious, it’s just the classic Hollywood starlet of Greek Islands — emitting that aura of worldly sophistication that naturally makes you want more.  

Corfu gives you the freedom to relax with your toes in the sand sipping kumquat liqueur one minute and diving (literally and figuratively) into adventures unknown the next. You can choose from a number of sumptuous beaches to bask in the sun, peruse a new book under the shade of an umbrella or go for a swim in the iridescent waters. You can venture to hilltop ruins on horseback and sail the coast before plunging into the sea from the comfort of your own private vessel. You can picnic on a seaside cliff, explore groves of kumquats, pomegranates, pears and olives, hike the otherworldly scenic trails by foot (or by ATV) or — you can do it all.  In Corfu the sea is merely a starting point — and you’re in control of the dynamic story about to unfold.

 Day 7: Katakolo

The ship arrives at Katakolon port at 08:00 and departs at 14:00.

Katakolon is the gateway to Olympia: walk in the footsteps of the Olympians who competed in Olympia more than 2000 years ago.

Discover historical buildings, beautiful nature and lively markets in fascinating Greece!

Day 8: Athens- Larnaca

The ship arrives at Pireas port on 07:00 and return flight to Larnaca.

Note:

Prices are subject to changes at the time of reservation.

Rates are valid until 28/02