There's something about the Greek islands in November that most people never get to experience. The crowds have thinned, the light is golden, and the places that feel overrun in summer reveal their real character. This trip is built around that idea.
We're sailing the Aegean on a 4-night cruise that visits five of the most beautiful ports in the Mediterranean: Athens, Mykonos, Kusadasi, Rhodes, and Santorini. Ancient ruins, volcanic cliffs, whitewashed villages, and a very good reason to stay out past midnight in Mykonos. It's a lot of ground covered with very little effort, and it's genuinely one of the best ways to see this part of the world.
For those who want to keep going, you can flow seamlessly from the Greek Islands cruise into a 9-night westbound Mediterranean voyage departing from Piraeus on November 27th. This second sailing takes you along the Italian coast through Messina and Naples, then up to Rome, south of France, and finally Barcelona. Two distinct itineraries, back to back, with no flying in between.
You can join us for the 4-night Greek Islands sailing, the 9-night Mediterranean cruise, or both. If you've ever thought about doing a big Mediterranean trip but couldn't decide where to focus, combining them answers that question pretty definitively.
We sail November 23rd. Spots are limited, so reach out if you're curious and I'll walk you through the details.
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