Island-hop the Aegean and finish on the Adriatic coast
Greece has thousands of islands, and the ferry timetables to match. A cruise lets you skip the logistics and wake up each morning somewhere new — from the volcanic caldera of Santorini to Mykonos's windmills, then north into the Adriatic for Venetian-era towns in Montenegro and Croatia.
Santorini's cliff-top villages and Mykonos's whitewashed lanes are the two most-requested stops in the Aegean.
Corfu's old town, Kotor's walls and Split's Roman palace show centuries of layered history.
Swim and snorkel from pebble and sand beaches between May and October.
Fresh seafood, olive oil, tomatoes and island wines at harbor tavernas.
Arrive a day early to see the Acropolis and Plaka before you board.
Shown as a guide only — every cruise line and sail date has its own route. Call us and we'll match real sailings to the dates you have in mind.
Ships anchor in the caldera and tender passengers to the old port, then you ride the cable car or walk the steps up to Fira. Lines can be long — ship excursions often get priority.
June and September offer warm seas with fewer crowds than July and August, when temperatures can top 90 °F.
A passport valid for at least six months past your trip. Itineraries that include Turkey may also need an e-Visa for some nationalities — we'll flag it.
Share a few details and one of our cruise specialists will shortlist the best-value sailings for your dates, then call you to talk them through — typically within 15 minutes in business hours.
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