Spectacular all-inclusive Greece & Turkey luxury yacht cruise

Set sail on a sun-soaked all-inclusive luxury yacht cruise aboard a uniquely glamorous ship, with excursions, all travel, and business class upgrades

Athens, Greece

With its uniquely eclectic mix of ancient ruins, Greek mythology and Olympic history, Athens has more cultural clout than almost any other place in the world. Add to that a vibrant bar and restaurant scene and you’ve got the makings of a pretty amazing city break.

Itea, Greece

Built during the 19th century, the Corinth Canal connects the Gulf of Corinth in the Ionian Sea and the Saronic Gulf in the Aegean Sea. Sail through this spectacle to the waterfront town of Itea, where you can explore the archaeological site of Delphi, which is regarded by the Ancient Greeks to be the centre of the world.

Katakolo, Greece

The tiny fishing village of Katakolo is perched on a headland overlooking the Ionian Sea and separates the Gulf of Kyparissia from the rest of the Ionian. It's the gateway to Olympia, where the first ever Olympic Games were held to honour the Greek Gods. Why not opt to go on an optional excursion where you'll discover the treasures of ancient Olympia?

Chania, Greece

Chania is the central destination on Crete's northwest coast. It's located near plenty of charming small villages and farms, as well as a variety of beautiful beaches. Tours of the botanical gardens and cooking classes are optional extras.

Santorini, Greece

Rising from the destruction of a 16th century volcanic eruption, Santorini is now widely regarded as one of the most scenic Greek islands; think iconic whitewashed buildings that grip to the striking , rugged cliffs. To add a bit more structure to your sightseeing, you can opt for tours of Mount Elias, Oia and an authentic winery. Alternatively, there are other optional excursions to the ruins of Akrotiri and the pre-historic Museum of Thira.

Mykonos, Greece

Named after Apollo’s grandson, the cosmopolitan Greek island of Mykonos is built on myth and legend; clear blue skies, dreamy beaches and whitewashed windmills make it the perfect port stop. A walking tour of the island is included with this offer, but budding artists might like an optional activity of discovering the ancient and modern art of mosaic making, or perhaps a trip to Ancient Delos.

Amorgos, Greece

The furthest eastern island of the Cyclades group, Amorgos is a secret, untouched hideaway where unique natural landscapes are dotted with Cycladic architecture. Here, beautiful beaches welcome relaxation and hiking trails awaken the adventurer in you. A guided tour of the white village is included, and a Highlights of Amorgos tour is optional.

Rhodes, Greece

Rhodes is really for the history buffs, who’ll be delighted by the epic excursions to the ancient Acropolis of Lindos, and the Temple of Athena, as well as a visit to the 14th century Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights.

Patmos, Greece

In the north of Greece’s Dodecanese Islands, the sacred Aegean Island of Patmos is famous as the place where John wrote the Book of Revelation. Patmos is a wonderful stop for those inspired by nature, architecture, history or, simply, for sun worshippers. See the old town with an included walking tour, or get an glimpse into monastic life with an optional extra.

Bodrum, Turkey

The stunning twin bays of Bodrum are home to one of the Seven Wonders of the World, the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, built between 350 and 353BC for Mausolus. While Bodrum has a rich history, the city is a modern playground for Turkish and foreign visitors alike, with two contrasting sides, east and west. This is also the spot in Turkey where markets are overflowing with knock-off Louis Vuitton and Prada products that are so convincing you’ll definitely be able to pass them off as the real thing when you get back home. Optional extras here include an Aegean farmer's feast, plus a Knights Castle and Mausoleum of Halicarnassus tour.

Kusadasi, Turkey

With a history that includes chapters of Persian, Roman, Greek, Byzantine and Venetian rule, today Kusadasi is a modern city that retains vestiges of ages gone. It's also the main gateway to Ephesus – the UNESCO-listed, 4,000-year-old city, a tour of which is included with this offer. Afterwards, can can opt to tour Priene, Miletus and Didyma as well.

Bozcaada Island, Turkey

Bozcaada is a tiny island that's lined with beautiful beaches and vineyard-covered countryside. The sea is crystal clear, the cuisine simple and healthy, where mezzes are honored while tasting a local wine. Walking tour and wine tasting are optional extras.

Çanakkale, Turkey

In the Marmara region of north-western Turkey, the Çanakkale Province is a destination of all-round intrigue, from the historic battlefields of Gallipoli to the serenity of beautiful beaches, wineries, and unique local food. Included is an excursion and guided tour of Anzac Cove and Gallipoli peninsula. The legendary city of Troy is close by too, and a guided tour is available as an optional extra.

Istanbul, Turkey

Turkey’s economic, cultural and historic centre, Istanbul connects Europe and Asia, something evident from the wonderful east-meets-west vibe. Learn about its cultural heritage from architectural masterpieces and enjoy strong culinary diversity. Included Blue Mosque, Hagia Sophia and Grand Bazar. Your final optional extras are a whirling dervishes show, and a tour of Topkapi Palace and ancient cisterns.

Please note, all optional excursions incur and additional charge.

The order of the itinerary will differ depending on your arrival day at the destination:

• Athens to Rhodes, sailing on 5 August: Athens - Itea - Katakolo - Chanoa - Santorini - Mykonos - Amorgos - Rhodes
   

• Rhodes to Istanbul, sailing on 12 August: Rhodes - Patmos - Bodrum - Kusadasi - Bozcaade Island - Canakkale - Istanbul
   

• Istanbul to Rhodes, sailing on 19 August: Istanbul - Canakkale - Bozcaade Island - Kusadasi - Bodrum - Patmos - Rhodes