*KUSADASI DEPARTURE* - GREEK ISLANDS & ATHENS WITH CELESTYAL DISCOVERY - (4 NIGHTS - 5 DAYS) - 2026
Tour details
Day 02 RHODES
Arrives in Rhodes at 07:00; Rhodes, the largest of the 12 Greek islands, is located in the Aegean Sea right opposite Marmaris. Rhodes relies heavily on tourism for its livelihood. The island's central city, Rhodes, is divided into the Old Town and New Town: The Old Town is the historic area with structures from past eras. Surrounded by 12-meter-thick walls, the city has influences from Knights Hospitaller and Ottoman periods. The Old Town's narrow streets, mystical castle atmosphere, churches, and mosques attract many tourists compared to other parts of the island. The Archaeological Museum, once a Knights Hospitaller hospital, and the Aphrodite statue are notable sights. Lindos, the second most visited spot after the Old Town, is 47 km from Rhodes city. Famous for its whitewashed cube houses, vibrant bougainvillea-filled windows, narrow winding streets, and an ancient castle at the top, Lindos is a top destination. Access to the castle is often by donkey taxi for those who prefer not to climb. Our ship departs at 18:00.
Day 03 CRETE - SANTORINI
Arrives in Heraklion, Crete at 07:00; Crete is located in the southern Aegean Sea and is one of Greece's 13 administrative regions. It is a renowned tourist destination. Major attractions include archaeological sites in Gortis, Faistos, and Knossos, the Venetian castle and Aya Irini in Rethymno, and the natural beauty of the Aradena and Samaria passes. Crete was home to one of Europe's earliest civilizations, the Minoan Kingdom, between 3000 and 1400 BC. It has been shaped by Ottoman, Venetian, and Spanish influences, resulting in a rich cultural mosaic.
Our ship departs at 12:00, arriving in Santorini at 16:30; Santorini, famous for its black sand beaches and cliff-hanging white villages, derives its name from Saint Irene, who was honored there in the 13th century. Key sites include Akrotiri, Ancient Thira, Fira, and Oia. After the 1956 earthquake, Fira was rebuilt and offers stunning views. The town is located 580 steps above the small port Skala Fira, accessible via cable car or donkey. Oia, the third-largest port, has become a traditional settlement after the earthquake and is renowned for neo-classic mansions and its mysterious charm. The ship departs at 21:30.
** Disembarkation at ports may be via boat depending on weather conditions.
Day 04 ATHENS (LAVRION) - MYCONOS
Arrives in Athens (Lavrion) at 06:00; Piraeus, the charming port of the Greek capital Athens, features small hotels and a lovely atmosphere. Athens is home to the ancient Greek civilization's symbol, the Pantheon, located above the Acropolis. The vibrant Plaka district offers tavernas and shopping opportunities to enjoy the city's rhythm day and night. Our ship departs at 13:00.
Arrives in Mykonos at 18:00; Mykonos Town is famous for its white narrow streets and cube-shaped houses. It is one of the most visited and expensive Greek islands, frequented by the jet-set crowd. Founded in 1615, Mykonos is one of Greece's most glamorous islands. Its beaches are well-known, with Platis Gialos being the most prominent, situated on the southern coast; it features hotels and restaurants. Mykonos also has narrow streets, white houses, and vibrant flowers, making it a classic Aegean destination. The island's most unique feature is the Naked Beach, located on its shores. The ship departs at 23:00.
** Disembarkation at ports may be via boat depending on weather conditions.
Day 05 KUSADASI
Arrives back in Kusadasi at 07:00.
Day 01 KUSADASI - PATMOS
Check-in times for the ship are between 09:00 - 11:00. Our ship departs from Kusadasi at 13:00 and arrives at Patmos at 16:30; Patmos, with its pristine white houses reflecting typical Mediterranean architecture and culture, is a paradise on earth. Ferries, yachts, and tour boats typically anchor in Skala, the main town and port of the island. The town has a very lively and luxurious atmosphere, with many souvenir and boutique shops. Daily boat and small craft tours operate from the port to the island's large beaches. Our ship departs at 21:30.
** Port arrivals may be made by boat depending on weather conditions.
Check-in times for the ship are between 09:00 - 11:00. Our ship departs from Kusadasi at 13:00 and arrives at Patmos at 16:30; Patmos, with its pristine white houses reflecting typical Mediterranean architecture and culture, is a paradise on earth. Ferries, yachts, and tour boats typically anchor in Skala, the main town and port of the island. The town has a very lively and luxurious atmosphere, with many souvenir and boutique shops. Daily boat and small craft tours operate from the port to the island's large beaches. Our ship departs at 21:30.
** Port arrivals may be made by boat depending on weather conditions.
Day 02 RHODES
Arrives in Rhodes at 07:00; Rhodes, the largest of the 12 Greek islands, is located in the Aegean Sea right opposite Marmaris. Rhodes relies heavily on tourism for its livelihood. The island's central city, Rhodes, is divided into the Old Town and New Town: The Old Town is the historic area with structures from past eras. Surrounded by 12-meter-thick walls, the city has influences from Knights Hospitaller and Ottoman periods. The Old Town's narrow streets, mystical castle atmosphere, churches, and mosques attract many tourists compared to other parts of the island. The Archaeological Museum, once a Knights Hospitaller hospital, and the Aphrodite statue are notable sights. Lindos, the second most visited spot after the Old Town, is 47 km from Rhodes city. Famous for its whitewashed cube houses, vibrant bougainvillea-filled windows, narrow winding streets, and an ancient castle at the top, Lindos is a top destination. Access to the castle is often by donkey taxi for those who prefer not to climb. Our ship departs at 18:00.
Day 03 CRETE - SANTORINI
Arrives in Heraklion, Crete at 07:00; Crete is located in the southern Aegean Sea and is one of Greece's 13 administrative regions. It is a renowned tourist destination. Major attractions include archaeological sites in Gortis, Faistos, and Knossos, the Venetian castle and Aya Irini in Rethymno, and the natural beauty of the Aradena and Samaria passes. Crete was home to one of Europe's earliest civilizations, the Minoan Kingdom, between 3000 and 1400 BC. It has been shaped by Ottoman, Venetian, and Spanish influences, resulting in a rich cultural mosaic.
Our ship departs at 12:00, arriving in Santorini at 16:30; Santorini, famous for its black sand beaches and cliff-hanging white villages, derives its name from Saint Irene, who was honored there in the 13th century. Key sites include Akrotiri, Ancient Thira, Fira, and Oia. After the 1956 earthquake, Fira was rebuilt and offers stunning views. The town is located 580 steps above the small port Skala Fira, accessible via cable car or donkey. Oia, the third-largest port, has become a traditional settlement after the earthquake and is renowned for neo-classic mansions and its mysterious charm. The ship departs at 21:30.
** Disembarkation at ports may be via boat depending on weather conditions.
Day 04 ATHENS (LAVRION) - MYCONOS
Arrives in Athens (Lavrion) at 06:00; Piraeus, the charming port of the Greek capital Athens, features small hotels and a lovely atmosphere. Athens is home to the ancient Greek civilization's symbol, the Pantheon, located above the Acropolis. The vibrant Plaka district offers tavernas and shopping opportunities to enjoy the city's rhythm day and night. Our ship departs at 13:00.
Arrives in Mykonos at 18:00; Mykonos Town is famous for its white narrow streets and cube-shaped houses. It is one of the most visited and expensive Greek islands, frequented by the jet-set crowd. Founded in 1615, Mykonos is one of Greece's most glamorous islands. Its beaches are well-known, with Platis Gialos being the most prominent, situated on the southern coast; it features hotels and restaurants. Mykonos also has narrow streets, white houses, and vibrant flowers, making it a classic Aegean destination. The island's most unique feature is the Naked Beach, located on its shores. The ship departs at 23:00.
** Disembarkation at ports may be via boat depending on weather conditions.
Day 05 KUSADASI
Arrives back in Kusadasi at 07:00.
What's included
Luggage taxes, ship service fees, and port charges
Food, entertainment, and daily activities.
4 nights 5 days onboard accommodation.
Shows, animation, and other onboard entertainment and activities.
The ship’s pool, fitness, lounge, and other common areas.
Mykonos transfer.
Professional Turkish-speaking guiding services.
Travel, health, and tour cancellation insurance.
During meals, free coffee, tea, water, soda (can be taken from vending machines).
(Restaurants are open from 06:30 in the morning to 22:00 in the evening when open)
Port taxes and port fees
Free daily Wi-Fi (250 MB)
Not included
• Extra tours in Liman cities.
• Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages.
• Personal expenses such as dry cleaning, room service, etc.
• Abroad exit fee.
• An surcharge applies to travel fees for those aged 70 and over.
• Schengen Visa.
• Additional taxes imposed or that may be imposed by the Greek government
• Alcoholic & non-alcoholic beverages.
• Personal expenses such as dry cleaning, room service, etc.
• Abroad exit fee.
• An surcharge applies to travel fees for those aged 70 and over.
• Schengen Visa.
• Additional taxes imposed or that may be imposed by the Greek government
Need to Know
Participation in our tours requires a Schengen visa.