Date
Port
Info
Arrivée
Départ
03.02.25
Athènes (Le Pirée)
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17:00
Votre aventure à Athènes commence à 8 kilomètres au sud-ouest du plus grand port de Grèce, connu sous le nom du Pirée. Sur place, vous pourrez admirer l’infrastructure de la ville, les quartiers, une des plus grande contributions de l’âge de Périclès.
04.02.25
Thessaloniki, Grèce
10:30
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The fascinating past and enchanting present come together on your Thessaloniki cruise from the moment your ship docks. Greece’s second-largest city is also considered its cultural capital, which makes Thessaloniki a perfect venue for leisurely strolls past Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman monuments, statues, and churches. In the city’s high-octane Ladadika district, Greek music, dancing, and dining come together in one happy trio. If your preferred location ashore from your Greece cruise is beachside, long stretches of sand with varying degrees of amenities are just a short distance from the city in the resort towns on the beautiful blue waters of the Thermaikos Gulf.
05.02.25
Thessaloniki, Grèce
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14:00
The fascinating past and enchanting present come together on your Thessaloniki cruise from the moment your ship docks. Greece’s second-largest city is also considered its cultural capital, which makes Thessaloniki a perfect venue for leisurely strolls past Roman, Byzantine, and Ottoman monuments, statues, and churches. In the city’s high-octane Ladadika district, Greek music, dancing, and dining come together in one happy trio. If your preferred location ashore from your Greece cruise is beachside, long stretches of sand with varying degrees of amenities are just a short distance from the city in the resort towns on the beautiful blue waters of the Thermaikos Gulf.
06.02.25
Éphèse ( Kuşadası)
09:00
22:00
Niché le long des rives de la mer Égée, se trouve le port de Kuşadası. Connue pour être l’une des plus belles villes de la région, Kuşadası a la chance d’être ensoleillée 300 jours par an en moyenne. Cette ville splendide est le point de départ idéal de votre voyage vers Éphèse.
08.02.25
Limassol
08:00
17:00
On Limassol cruises, you’ll visit the gorgeous southern coast of Cyprus, an island country located in the Mediterranean Sea between Turkey and Egypt. Its location gives Cyprus an interesting culture that is both inspired by nearby nations while also maintaining an identity that is decidedly unique. On a Mediterranean cruise to Limassol, you’ll get to enjoy the stunning scenery surrounding your ship before you pull into port. Spend the day touring medieval castles and ancient theaters, visiting picturesque villages, and sampling local delicacies, or explore the countryside
10.02.25
Rhodes
08:00
17:00
Rhodes, la ville la plus accueillante de la Méditerranée, est située sur le point le plus septentrional de l’île. Cette retraite ensoleillée est également la maison à de nombreux sites historiques, tels que les ruines du temple de Vénus et de la rue médiévale des chevaliers.
11.02.25
Héraklion (Iraklion)
08:00
17:00
Heraklion, also known as Iraklio, is a port city and the capital of the Greek island of Crete. It’s known for the Palace of Knossos, just outside the city. The huge archaeological site dates back thousands of years to the Minoan civilization, and includes frescoes and baths. Guarding the city’s Venetian port is the 16th-century Koules fortress. Heraklion Archaeological Museum has a large collection of Minoan art.
12.02.25
Nafplio, Grèce
07:00
17:00
When you arrive in the Nafplio, Greece cruise port, you’ll find yourself in a scenic coastal city on the mainland of Greece within the Peloponnese region. Known for its breathtaking water views, historic castles and fortresses, and close proximity to ancient sites, Nafplio (also known as Nafplio) will intrigue you with its history and beauty while visiting on your Greek Isles cruise. Cruises to Nafplio disembark next to a bustling downtown area with exciting squares, delicious restaurants, and great shopping.
13.02.25
Athènes (Le Pirée)
07:00
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Votre aventure à Athènes commence à 8 kilomètres au sud-ouest du plus grand port de Grèce, connu sous le nom du Pirée. Sur place, vous pourrez admirer l’infrastructure de la ville, les quartiers, une des plus grande contributions de l’âge de Périclès.
14.02.25
Athènes (Le Pirée)
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–
Votre aventure à Athènes commence à 8 kilomètres au sud-ouest du plus grand port de Grèce, connu sous le nom du Pirée. Sur place, vous pourrez admirer l’infrastructure de la ville, les quartiers, une des plus grande contributions de l’âge de Périclès.
