Greek wine cruise
It’s Time To Re-Evaluate Greek Wine
The truth is that it’s actually long past time to re-evaluate Greek wines. Forget Greek taverna wine, we’re talking about the Premier Cru of Hellenic wines. Cuvees that you never see, simply because they never leave Greece. (Greek connoisseurs drink them all). Bottles that, if you can find them in a wine shop., cost upwards of 30 or 40 euro.
A Tutored Tasting By A True Industry Great
Don’t take our word for it because the man who has put this cruise together, the palate that has selected the wineries, the wines, the wine-pairings at supper and the vintages, is none other than Tim Clarke. Tim is rightly a legend when it comes to Greek wines. A true guru of Hellenic viticulture, Tim and his wife Lynette Arblaster have been champions of ‘oenology’ of Greek winemaking on both the mainland and the islands for more than 30 years.
A Gastronomic Extravaganza
On this tutored cruise Tim will cover Greek winemaking from the classical age through to the present day. He will take you to wine estates for tastings and lunch. He will discuss differences between soils on the islands and the mainland, and the grape varieties which thrive there. He will identify the differentiating factors of wine production and how that has changed.
A Feast Of Wines
To embark on this journey of exploration, you need to be prepared for the fact that every day you will taste multiple wines. There will be tastings in the morning, tastings over lunch, tastings most afternoons and paired tastings with food at dinner. Tim has also worked with our master chef to ensure the food matches the wines he has chosen to offer.
Ports of call: Hydra - Naflio- Nemea - Monemvasia - Milos - Santorini - Samos
The Weather
Reliable sunshine is virtually guaranteed during the season between early May and late October, with temperatures ranging from the low 20’s in early and late season up to the mid to high 30’s from late June until August. Winds are predictable with moderate winds (Force 3-4) from the NW.
What’s on tim’s wine list?
On-boarding drinks and dinner with wines from the Ionian region
Gaia winery at Nemea – the leading red wine producer in Greece
The wines of Monemvasia plus dinner with the Tsimbidis family who own Monemvasia winery
A dinner tasting of Imery wines, the finest vintages from Crete
Santorini and a tasting at Argyros winery who make some of the island’s finest whites
A full-on wine day at Samos and then Fourini, tasting wines from Vakakis, Platanos and Chios-Ikaria vineyards
Tasting at the Volacus winery on the holy island of Tinos
Disembarkation at Athens with the option of going on to a tasting and lunch at the nearby Kotos Estate before transfer to Athens airport.
The Vessel: Mega Yacht Harmony G With the Wines
The Harmony “G” is a modern mega yacht with a sleek high-tech profile, boasting spacious and comfortable accommodation . At 53 meters long / 7.2 meters wide, she is large enough to offer superior comfort for up to 42 guests in 21 guest cabins. whilst permitting access to small harbours and islands beyond the reach of large cruise ships. There is a spacious lounge and bar plus a dining room and a spacious sun deck. The vessel was launched in January 2001 and renovated most recently in 2019. She complies with the most stringent SOLAS safety regulations ,while its powerful engines and state of the art stabilisers allow for safe and comfortable cruising.
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor & Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor & Outdoor Restaurant
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: upper & main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category C
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- CD & DVD player
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Individually controlled A/C
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C
The Category C cabins are located on the lower deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Category B
The Category B cabins are located on the main deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Category A
The Category A cabins are located on the main deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Category P
The Category P suites are located on the upper deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Interior Lounge
Outdoor Dining Area
Dining Area
- Accommodation in double or twin cabins with private SH/WC & air conditioning
- Tim Clarke as your Wine Guide and Expert Host on board
- Daily Wine & History Tours on shore
- 12 Meals paired with Wines handpicked from our Wine Ambassador including 9 served dinners or buffet lunches on board paired with selected regional fine wines
- 3 lunches ashore at wine estates or local tavernas including wines, traditional Greek food and coach transfers
- Buffet breakfast each morning
- On board tastings as per the itinerary
- Welcome reception and Captain’s Dinner
- Use of snorkelling equipment (Masks, Fins and Snorkels)
- Kayaks, Water Toys and Stand-Up Paddle Boards (subject to availability)
- Beach Towels
Prices
Greek wine cruise
Cruise-only prices (£) per person| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/8/2022 | £3,783 | £4,252 | £4,600 | £5,174 |
| Port Charges | £296 |
Greek wine cruise flight inclusive package
inlc: cruise, port charges, accommodation, flights, transfers| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/8/2022 | £4,570 | £5,039 | £5,387 | £5,961 |
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Hidden Greece
Unexplored Greek Islands
Don’t miss…
- The world famous Grotto and Monastery of St John The Divine on Patmos
- The wild landscapes and stunning scenery of Ikaria – the island of centenarians
- The almost uninhabited, one family island of Levitha
- The Sponge Divers Museum plus the wonderful walking trails of Kalymnos
- The scenic medieval ‘Chora’ of Amorgos and the amazing 11th-century cliff face Monastery
- The Castle Village ‘Chora’ of Serifos with uninterrupted Aegean Views
1 & 15 July, 16 September 2022 8-Day Cruise
A cruise voyage exploring the most authentic Cycladic and Dodecanese islands of Greece. Discover unknown gems with rich history, incomparable light, translucent water, and heavenly beaches. None of these islands have an airport, that keeps them off the beaten track, so they retain their authentic charm and character and traditional way of life away from the crowds and 21st-century commercialism.
Ports of call: Cape Sounion - Ikaria - Patmos - Lipsi - Kalymnos - Amorgos - Koufonisia - Iraklia - Serifos
The Weather
Reliable sunshine is virtually guaranteed during the season between early May and late October, with temperatures ranging from the low 20’s in early and late season up to the mid and high 30’s from late June until August. Winds are predictable with moderate winds (Force 3-4) from the NW.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
ATHENS/CAPE SOUNION
Embarkation 14:00-15:00. Set sail for nearby Cape Sounion. Sunset cocktails and welcome dinner al fresco under the ancient Greek temple of Poseidon. Overnight at sea to the island of Ikaria.
IKARIA
This morning, we stop for a refreshing swim at the Seychelles beach on Ikaria island, best accessible by yacht, with translucent blue waters and bright white pebbles covering the sea bottom. After a BBQ lunch on board we dock in Ikaria’s quaint port. Ikaria is an island phenomenon unlike anywhere in the world. Islanders are much longer lived than on other islands averaging 10 years longer than people in the rest of Europe or the Americas. Join our tour discovering authentic villages that march to a different drum by taking a hike in wild landscapes followed by a dip in one of the eight natural thermal springs. Alternatively join a cooking class in a family’s country home, kitchen and garden for a personalized cooking experience learning about life and the secret to the inhabitants’ famed longevity. Enjoy your afternoon at leisure, or at one of the traditional village fairs.
PATMOS/LIPSI
Early morning arrival in Patmos where you can discover the mysticism and tranquillity of the Island of the Apocalypse. Morning visit to two UNESCO World Heritage Sites, the Grotto and Monastery of St. John plus the historic centre of the medieval town of Chora, filled with grandeur and serenity. Patmos has been frequented by intellectuals, artists, Royalty and discerning visitors from all over the world. Small and secluded, yet spectacular in its own right, known as the “Jerusalem of the Aegean” with a touch of the divine. Afternoon sailing to the authentic Dodecanese island of Lipsi.
We take lunch al fresco and make a swim stop at one of the glittering necklace of 24 islets await – protected by the ‘Natura 2000 Network’ they make an ideal refugee for the shy Mediterranean Monk seal. While in Lipsi make sure to taste the famous Aposperitis red Lipsi wine (it’s our on board treat). Evening at leisure to enjoy the setting of the local harbour at sunset, and a seaside dinner with home-cooked traditional recipes made of local produce. Overnight in Lipsi.
KALYMNOS
Early morning sailing to Kalymnos with a swim stop on the way. Kalymnos is a hidden gem of an island for those who crave simplicity. Home of the famous sponge divers at sea, it’s also ideal for modern-day adventurers, with 1,300 market hiking routes to be explored. Today’s visit meets the locals who harvest and produce about 30,000 sponges every year, and you can see the numerous species of sponge and the various stages they go through before reaching the market. Afternoon at leisure to enjoy a hike or marvel at the Esperidon fjord, perhaps the most beautiful fjord in Greece. Overnight in Kalymnos port with quaint waterfront tavernas and bars.
LEVITHA-AMORGOS
Today we set sail for the white and blue Cyclades. We stop at Levitha island, home to just a family of four who raise animals. Luckily for us, in the summer the family also runs a small but spotless restaurant for visiting yachts, grilling fresh fish and meat to perfection. Work up an appetite hiking one of the island’s goat paths or visiting the abandoned World War II Italian outpost on top of the isalnd. Midday sailing to Amorgos, the island of Luc Besson’s “Big Blue”. Mellowed with traditions, firewater and laid-back villages, Amorgos will make you forget the 20th century, never mind the 21st! Enjoy an afternoon with locals learning how to make the island’s famous “Psimeni Raki”, a local homemade liquor with the flavour of honey and cloves made here since ancient times. Evening at leisure to enjoy the breath-taking medieval capital, 400m above sea level. Overnight in Amorgos’ quaint port of Katapola.
AMORGOS-KOUFONISIA-IRAKLIA
Our early morning discovery will take us to the impressive monastery of Chozoviotissa built in 1088 inside the rocky cliffs of the mountain. Here the monks’ cells which are open to visitors and contain important heirlooms and artefacts. Try a glass of Psimeni Raki and a local sweet whilst enjoying magnificent views of the Aegean. Then we make a short sail for a swim in Koufonisia, or take out the ship’s Kayaks and Paddleboards to explore sea caves only accessible by sea. Afternoon scenic cruise around the nearby island of Schinoussa before we reach Iraklia, a tiny hidden island gem in the midst of the Aegean. Part of the ‘Natura 2000 Network’ of natural habitats, it enchants with the superb views offered by its mountainous footpaths, the variety of its coastline and its own unique sights. There is no supermarket on the island so deliveries come by ferry from the nearby island of Naxos – it’s true laid-back Greek island life. Overnight in port.
SERIFOS
In the morning we reach Serifos, a quintessentially Cycladic island of brilliant light, clear water, and steadfast traditions. Enjoy a swim at one of the island’s remote beaches accessible best by sea. BBQ lunch on board, followed by an afternoon stroll to explore the island’s picture-perfect “Hora” castle-village. Join our tour to a local winery offering unobstructed views of the Aegean or get creative in the island’s ceramic studio where you can master the basics of pottery and bring them as gifts back home. Farewell dinner reminiscing all the hidden gems of Greece. Midnight sailing back to Athens.
BACK TO ATHENS & MAINA ZEA FOR DISEMBARKATION
Disembarkation after breakfast.
Your vessel: The M/Y Callisto
The elegant Motor Yacht Callisto recently joined the VARIETY CRUISES fleet and is true to her name: Elegant, classic. She was fully refit / rebuilt in 2000 and was thoroughly renovated in in 2015-16.
Imagine a place far from home that feels just like home, where the borders are delineated by the golden shores of the sea; and home is wherever the anchors drop. Imagine 170 feet of comfort, classic beauty, and safety classified by the latest International “Safety of Life at Sea” (SOLAS) standards.
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor & Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor & Outodoor Restaurant
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: Main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category C & B
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Individually controlled A/C
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C:
Lower Deck – (Twin Beds)
The category C cabins are located on the Lower deck featuring port holes.They all have marble-appointed en suite bathrooms with showers. Cabins have individually controlled A/C and fitted with TV, telephone (for internal use), hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, public address system and safe boxes.
Category B:
Lower Deck – (Twin Beds)
Category A:
Main Deck – (Twin or Double Beds)
The category A cabins are located on the Main deck featuring large windows. Category A cabins at the bow section of the Main deck are equipped with Double beds, while all other Category A cabins are equipped with Twin beds. They all have marble-appointed en suite bathrooms with showers. Cabins have individually controlled A/C and fitted with TV, telephone (for internal use), hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, public address system and safe boxes
Category P:
Main Deck – (Twin or Double Beds)
The category P cabins are located on the Main deck featuring large windows. Category P cabins located at the bow section of the Main deck are equipped with Double beds, while all other Category P cabins at the Main Deck are equipped with Twin beds.They all have marble-appointed en suite bathrooms with showers. Cabins have individually controlled A/C and fitted with TV, telephone (for internal use), hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, public address system and safe boxes.
Sun Deck
The M/Y Callisto features a broad Sun Deck for sunbathing, with loungers, chairs and umbrellas. Located on the Sun Deck, the area is the ideal place to bask under the sun and completely unwind while gazing at the passing scenery.
Swimming Platform
The swimming platform on Callisto’s stern enables you to swim off the ship in sheltered bays, weather permitting.
Indoor Dining Area
The lounge/bar and indoor dining room on the Upper deck are connected with each other by the gallery, displaying exquisite art and adding to the overall feeling of elegance and style. The classy dining room accommodates all guests at one single seating.
Indoor Bar & Lounge Area
The indoor lounge area with bar is located on the Upper deck and displays exquisite art adding to the overall feeling of elegance and style. The spacious lounge and bar area on the Upper Deck is surrounded by large picture windows and opens onto the Outdoor sitting area.
Library
Located on the Sundeck, the Library with its wraparound windows is the ideal area to relax with a book while engaging with the passing scenery.
Outdoor Dining Area
The Outdoor Dining Area where meals are served “al fresco” -weather permitting-, is located on the Upper Deck being the ideal place to admire the passing scenery or enjoy your meal overlooking the stars.
Cruise and Stay - Emporikon Athens Hotel
Location is everything when it comes to exploring a foreign city and we have chosen the Emporikon Hotel as much for its central position as its creature comforts. In brief we’re talking four star comfort in a brilliant location. In detail it’s situated half way between the Acropolis and Omonia Square. As such you’ll find yourself within 500m stroll of all the famous places to go and see in Athens such as the Roman Agora, Syntagma and Hadrian’s Arch – and, of course, the Acropolis itself. It’s the perfect place to grab an early breakfast and you can get the hot-spots before the tourists and be first in the queue. As it is also well located for the little back streets where you can find the hidden bars and eateries the locals use, you can also be first for lunch. In the afternoon shop in the flea market as Monastraki and end the evening with dinner in one of many traditional taverna restaurants in the Plaka district. You’re guaranteed a big day and a short walk home.
Prices
Hidden Greece Cruise 2022
CRUISE ONLY PRICES (£) PER PERSONFRIDAY DEPARTURES FROM ATHENS| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | Operated By: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/7/2022 | £2,087 | £2,217 | £3,000 | £3,174 | M/S Panorama |
| 15/7/2022 | £2,087 | £2,217 | £3,000 | £3,174 | M/Y Callisto |
| 16/9/2022 | £2,087 | £2,217 | £3,000 | £3,174 | M/Y Harmony G |
Hidden Greece - port charges & supplements 2022
| Port charges(mandatory) | £257 | |||
| Single use | £3,130 | £3,326 | £5,250 | £5,554 |
| 3rd person | £1,461 | £1,552 | n/a | n/a |
Hidden Greece Cruise 2022 flight inclusive package
PRICES (£) PER PERSONFriday cruise departures from Athens "Package price - including cruise, 2nights in Emporikon Athens Hotel
(Basic Room City View), Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | Operated By: |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1/7/2022 | £2,894 | £3,024 | £3,807 | £3,981 | M/S Panorama |
| 15/7/2022 | £2,894 | £3,024 | £3,807 | £3,981 | M/Y Callisto |
| 16/9/2022 | £2,894 | £3,024 | £3,807 | £3,981 | M/Y Harmony G |
Hidden Greece Cruise 2023
CRUISE ONLY PRICES (£) PER PERSONFRIDAY DEPARTURES FROM ATHENSVessel: M/Y Callisto
| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23/6/2023 | £2,174 | £2,478 | £3,174 | £3,435 |
| 28/7/2023 | £2,174 | £2,478 | £3,174 | £3,435 |
| 11/8/2023 | £2,174 | £2,478 | £3,174 | £3,435 |
Hidden Greece - port charges & supplements 2023
| Port charges(mandatory) | £270 | £270 | £270 | £270 |
| Single use | £3,261 | £3,717 | £5,554 | £6,011 |
| 3rd person | £1,522 | £1,735 |
Hidden Greece Cruise 2022 flight inclusive package
PRICES (£) PER PERSONVessel: M/Y Callisto
Friday cruise departures from Athens "Package price - including cruise, 2nights in Emporikon Athens Hotel
(Basic Room City View), Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
| Departure Dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 23/6/2023 | £3,079 | £3,383 | £4,079 | £4,340 |
| 28/7/2023 | £3,079 | £3,383 | £4,079 | £4,340 |
| 11/8/2023 | £3,079 | £3,383 | £4,079 | £4,340 |
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- Accommodation in your chosen grade of cabin with private SH/WC & air conditioning, mini fridge and flat screen TV with complimentary movies.
- 7 Breakfasts – 6 Lunches – 2 Dinners: Buffet breakfast and 1 or 2 meals daily
- Special Activities on board: Welcome Sail-away Reception on Day 1, a Greek Night Theme Evening with traditional music and/or dancers onboard, fun BBQ Lunches (weather permitting), and Captain’s Dinner
- Complimentary Wine, Beer and Soft drinks with lunch and dinner on board
- Regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water free all day, abundant fresh fruit.
- Use of fishing, snorkelling equipment and sea kayak (subject to availability).
- Professional English speaking Cruise Director.
- Flights & transfers (where booked as a flight inclusive package)
Full package prices also include:
- Return flights
- 2 nights at Emporikon Athens hotel
- All local transfers
- Port charges
- Port charges (mandatory)
- Beverages, except regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water.
- Shore excursions on the islands or other land arrangements.
- Crew gratuities (optional – recommend Eur10-14 per passenger per day).
- Passenger personal expenses
- Wi-Fi (available at charge)
- Flights, hotel and transfers (unless booked as a flight inclusive package)
Flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester morning departures. Afternoon and evening return flights from Athens.
ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 9511
Road transfer to and from marina Zea in Pireaus port approximately 30 minutes by car or minibus.
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Croatia and Greece – Dubrovnik to Athens Cruise
Athens to Dubrovnik 9 night package holidays, or 7 night cruises
Cruise highlights
- Transit the Corinth Canal
- The Island of Kefalonia – famous for Captain Corelli’s Mandolin
- Ithaca, the home island of Odysseus
- The charming island of Paxos
- Corfu – the greenest island in Greece
- The medieval towns of Budva and Kotor
- The remarkable walled city of Dubrovnik
Stay over in Athens...
- 2 nights B&B 5 star at Divani Palace Acropolis Hotel, Athens
- Famous relics such as the Parthenon
- A wonderful choice of restaurants and nightlife
Stay over in Dubrovnik...
- 2 nights B&B 4 star at Grand Hotel Park, 100m from beach
- 10 minutes in a cab from the fabulous old town
- Easy access to restaurants, bars and local islands
It’s your choice – a full package holiday with a 2-night stay in either Athens or Dubrovnik in a 4 star hotel plus a 7 night island hoping and coastal cruise and all transfers. Alternatively you can simply take the 7-night cruise. This cruise runs Athens to Dubrovnik and then reverses on alternate weeks.
This is a remarkable point-to-point cruise from Athens to Dubrovnik, including a transit of the four mile long Corinth Canal, cut in the 1880’s all the way down to sea level so it has no locks. Like every journey in these waters this is a cruise back through history. It’s full of wonderful medieval culture to enjoy, but don’t miss the ruins of the ancient city of Butrint, dating back to 1,000 BCE, in Albania.
For even more culture we recommend you extend your stay for a couple of nights in a city hotel in Athens or Dubrovnik.
Ports of call: Athens - Corinth Canal - Kefalonia - Ithaca - Paxos - Corfu - Saranda for Butrint - Budva - Kotor - Dubrovnik
The Weather
Reliable sunshine between early May and late October. Temperatures from low 20’s early and late season up to low 30’s mid-summer. Winds moderate (Force 3-4) from the NW.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Athens
Fly to Athens, transfer to hotel. Afternoon at leisure
or Dubrovnik
Fly to Dubrovnik, transfer to hotel and afternoon at leisure on the beach. This evening grab a cab and go to the old town of Dubrovnik for cocktails and dinner.
Athens
if you had a quiet night get up early and see the Parthenon and the Acropolis before the crowds. Don’t miss Omonia Square and check out the Swiss Guard at Syntagma.
or Dubrovnik
Take a boat out to one of the small islands for the day or walk around the city walls – a must if you are a Game of Thrones fan. This evening rejoin the hubbub in the old town centre.
Marina Zea & Corinth Canal Transit
After boarding at 15:00 enjoy a welcome drink before a late afternoon crossing of the legendarry Corinth Canal. Welcome dinner and overnight en route to Kefalonia.
Kefalonia to Ithaca
A stunning island Kefalonia is now linked to the story of Captain Corelli’s Mandolin. Later we sail to Ithaca, legendary home of Homer’s Odysseus. We moor in the capital Vathy, famous for its Ionian architecture.
Antipaxos & Paxos
A chilled day with swimming at Antipaxos, BBQ lunch on board, then on to off-the-beaten-track laid back Paxos for an afternoon and evening at leisure in the bars around the main square and the harbour.
Corfu
Corfu, the Grand lady of the Ionian, is now a UNESCO World Heritage site. Stroll around the town, great shopping here, or take an optional tour to see the island with its Byzantine churches and Corfiot villages. Overnight in port.
Saranda
Not many people get to visit Albania – shame as the people are charming. Even more charming is the UNESCO World Heritage site of Butrint where the ruins demonstrate centuries of Occupation by different civilisations. Don’t miss it. Tonight we sail for Budva.
Budva – Kotor
Budva is a wonderfully preserved Venetian medieval town. The walled city of Kotor, at the end of the longest fjord in the Mediterranean, is every bit its equal. Great cruising and overnight in Kotor to explore the tiny streets and hidden squares.
Kotor – Dubrovnik
Optional sightseeing in Kotor before we depart for Dubrovnik, arriving in the evening. Overnight in port so don’t miss the chance to visit the old town to grab a drink and watch the people thronging by – especially the Game of Thrones fans in costume!
Dubrovnik
Breakfast then disembarkation between 9:00 and 10:00
Your Vessel - M/S Panorama
Discover a 3 masted Motorsailer which can accommodate up to 49 passengers in 24 cabins. The “Panorama” was launched in 1993 and has been rebuilt in 2001, followed by a latest renovation in 2014, when the Upper Deck cabins and Lounge, as well as the Main Deck cabin en suite bathrooms and Lounge have been refitted.
This state of the art Motorsailer has performed several Atlantic Ocean crossings and has sailed from the Seychelles to Monte Carlo and from the Black Sea to Tunis and offers the highest standard of accommodation and comfort safety.
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor & Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor Restaurant
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: Upper & Main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category B
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Individually controlled A/C
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C:
Lower Deck
1 Double Bed or 2 Twin Beds
The Category C cabins are located on the Lower Deck and have portholes. The cabins are air-conditioned and fitted with TV, telephone, hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, and public address system and safe boxes. The fully equiped bathrooms are finished with marble.
Category B:
Lower Deck
2 Lower Beds
The Category B cabins are located on the Lower Deck and have portholes. The cabins are air-conditioned and fitted with TV, telephone, hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, and public address system and safe boxes. The fully equiped bathrooms are finished with marble or corian.
Category A:
Upper Deck or Main Deck
2 Lower Beds or 1 Double Bed Cabin
The Category A cabins are located on the Upper Deck or on the Main Deck and have large windows enabling a breathtaking view or the areas you are cruising in. The cabins are air-conditioned and fitted with TV, telephone, hairdryers, mini-fridge, central music, and public address system and safe boxes. The fully equiped bathrooms are finished with marble or corian.
Lounge Area
Sundeck
Upper Deck Outdoor Bar & Lounge area
Dining Room
Optional : Cruise & Stay
We sail in and out of the drop-dead-gorgeous medieval walled city of Dubrovnik, but if you want to explore its multi-layered history, and walk around the walls, (or if you’re a Game of Thrones fan) you’ll really need a night or two either pre- or post your cruise. Our partner 4 star Grand Hotel Park is perfectly placed for access to the old town or the Dubrovnik Riviera.
Take time to see stunning Dubrovnik and its lively seaside by extending your stay, for two nights before or after your cruise, at the 4 star Grand Hotel Park on bed & breakfast basis, with transfers.
Prices
june, 2022
Dubrovnik to Athens Cruise
2022 Cruise-only prices (£) per person| Departure Dates | From | Vessel | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03/06/2022 | Athens | Panorama | £1,826 | £1,957 | £2,739 | N/A |
| 08/07/2022 | Athens | Panorama | £1,826 | £2,261 | £2,913 | N/A |
| 15/07/2022 | Dubrovnik | Panorama | £1,826 | £2,261 | £2,913 | N/A |
| 19/08/2022 | Athens | Callisto | £1,826 | £1,957 | £2,739 | £2,913 |
Port charges & supplements 2022
| Category C | Category B | Category A | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Single use supplement | £913 | £1,130 | N/A |
| 3rd person reduction | N/A | -£678 | N/A |
| Port charges | £304 | £304 | £304 |
Dubrovnik to Athens 2022 flight inclusive package
Cruise departures from Athens or Dubrovnik "Package price - including cruise, 2nights in Emporikon Athens Hotel or Grand Hotel Park(Basic Room City View), Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
Prices (£) per person from:
| Departure Dates | From | Vessel | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 03/06/2022 | Athens | Panorama | £2,865 | £2,996 | £3,778 | N/A |
| 08/07/2022 | Athens | Panorama | £3,164 | £3,599 | £4,251 | N/A |
| 15/07/2022 | Dubrovnik | Panorama | £3,164 | £3,599 | £4,251 | N/A |
| 19/08/2022 | Athens | Callisto | £2,865 | £2,996 | £3,778 | £3,952 |
Book your flights with us to ensure full financial protection for your holiday.
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Should you choose this option, a flight inclusive holiday with us is financially secure as we are ATOL licensed and the full package is ATOL protected. We have been trading since 1995 so with over 27 years of experience, you can book with total confidence. |
- Accommodation in your chosen grade of cabins with private SH/WC & air conditioning.
- Mini fridge, and flat screen TV with complimentary movies
- Full-board meals including an American buffet breakfast, lunch and dinner
- Welcome Cocktail, a local themed party night, fun BBQ (weather permitting) and Captains dinner
- Regular (filter) coffee, tea and still mineral water, plus fresh fruit are available with our compliments all day
- Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment and sea kayak (subject to availability).
- English-Speaking Cruise Director
- Flights & transfers when cruise is booked as a flight inclusive package
- Beverages except regular (filter) coffee, tea and still mineral water
- Shore excursions or other land arrangements at ports of call
- Passengers’ personal expenses.
- Wi-Fi which is available at a charge
- Gratuities which are optional and should be made centrally at the hotel reception desk to be distributed throughout the crew – we recommend Eur10-14 per passenger per day
- Flights & transfers if cruise is booked for independent travel
Friday morning flights from Gatwick to Dubrovnik, with afternoon return. Flight time 2 hrs 30 minutes. Regional flights are available to Dubrovnik from Stansted, Manchester, Bristol & Glasgow on request.
ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 9511
Road transfer to Dubrovnik port in approximately 30 minutes.
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Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands
9 Night package holidays, or 7 night cruises, visiting Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands
What you'll see on the cruise...
- The Citadel & Baroque Cathedral on Gozo
- Jaw-droppingly fabulous Greek and Romas ruins at Syracuse
- Neolithic (stone age) relics on Lipari
- Vulcano Island with its volcanic crater and mud baths
- Lava eruptions on Stromboli
- Mount Etna – still smoking after millennia of activity
- The hidden treasures of old Catania
- The medieval streets of Taormina
What you get on land...
- 2 nights B&B 4 star hotel stay – Malta
- Mdina – the Silent City
- Valletta with a wonderful choice of restaurants and nightlife
This corner of the Mediterranean is volcano-central – most of the islands owe their existence to tectonic activity which continue to this day. It’s a place where raw nature takes centre-stage, but it’s also an area of wonderful history and culture. Many experts argue that the Greek and Roman ruins at Syracuse are the equal of any in the Eastern Med and we’re not about to disagree. This is a new itinerary for us – we’re very excited.
For even more culture, we recommend you extend your stay for a couple of nights in Malta – home to some of the most ancient relics in the world.
Ports of call: Valletta - Gozo - Syracuse - Lipari - Panarea - Stromboli - Catania - Taormina - Vulcano Island
The Weather
Reliable sunshine between early May and late October. Temperatures from the low 20s early and late season, to mid 30s mid-summer. Winds moderate (Force 3-4) from the NW.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Valletta
Fly to Malta and transfer to hotel. Afternoon at leisure. The waters plunge deep and blue around the island – brilliant for swimming. Don’t miss Mdina, right in the middle of the island. Once the capital, it has since been more or less abandoned – hence it’s other name, ‘The Silent City’.
Valletta
Day at leisure to explore this fascinating island. Malta is also a UNESCO World Heritage site due to the presence of Neolithic temples dating back to 3,600 BCE, predating the pyramids and generally considered the oldest structures in the world. Valletta, built by the Knights of St. John, is Europe’s smallest capital city with some lovely culture and jaw-droppingly good Caravaggio in the Cathedral.
Embarkation in Valletta
Boarding at 15:00 for welcome cocktails and cruise briefing. Dinner on board but chance to explore this wonderful old port.
Valletta – Gozo Island
After a swim stop at one of Gozo’s beautiful beaches we dock after lunch. There is an optional excursion to the Citadel, the Baroque Cathedral and other sites, followed by a wine tasting. Overnight at sea.
Syracuse, Sicily
Many people are unaware that Syracuse rivalled Athens in importance in the Hellenic world – the Greek theatre seats 15,000. The Roman ruins are equally impressive and, altogether, it’s a Culture Vulture’s delight. We promise you’ll be amazed. Overnight at sea.
Lipari
Due to the volcanic rock, Homer claimed that this, the largest of the Aeolian Islands, looked like a ‘wall of bronze’. Civilisation here dates back to 1700 BCE although the most impressive buildings are of 16th century Spanish creation. Loads of time to explore as we overnight in harbour.
Vulcano Island – Panarea – Stromboli
A day of nature at it’s most powerful, starting the day on Vulcano Island with its mud baths, and ending cruising past the active volcano of Stromboli. In between there’s a chance to stroll and relax over a drink on quaint Panarea.
Catania
The chance to get really up close and personal volcano style with an optional visit to Mount Etna, highest point on Sicily and still active. Later we explore the old Italian city of Catania. Don’t miss the chance to sample a glass of Grappa as a nightcap.
Catania – Taormina
Taormina is a delight of medieval sttreets and piazzas around the famous Corso Umberto where the locals strol and pose. Today’s optional tour also includes the wonderful Greek Amphitheatre. Afternoon at leisure before farewell dinner on board en route back to Malta.
Valletta
Breakfast then disembarkation between 9:00 – 10:00
Your vessel: The M/Y Harmony G
The Harmony “G” is a modern mega yacht with a sleek high-tech profile, boasting spacious and comfortable accommodation . At 53 meters long / 7.2 meters wide, she is large enough to offer superior comfort for up to 42 guests in 21 guest cabins. whilst permitting access to small harbours and islands beyond the reach of large cruise ships. There is a spacious lounge and bar plus a dining room and a spacious sun deck. The vessel was launched in January 2001 and renovated in 2009-10 and again in 2013/14. She complies with the most stringent SOLAS safety regulations ,while its powerful engines and state of the art stabilizers allow for safe and comfortable cruising.
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor & Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor & Outdoor Restaurant
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: upper & main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category C
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- CD & DVD player
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Individually controlled A/C
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C:
Lower Deck
1 Double Bed or 2 Lower Beds
Category B:
Main Deck
2 Lower Beds
Category A:
Main Deck
2 Lower Beds
The Category A cabins are located on the main deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Category P:
Upper Deck
1 Double Bed or 2 Lower Beds
The Category P suites are located on the upper deck. Cabins have bathroom with shower, individually controlled A/C, piped music, flat-screen TV (Satellite channels), CD/DVD player, telephone for internal use, mini safe, mini-fridge, hairdryer, adapters (220V).
Lounge Area
Sundeck
Dining Room
Outdoor Dining Area
Cruise and Stay - La Falconeria Hotel
Valletta is known as ‘a city built by gentlemen for gentlemen’ and you couldn’t hope for a more traditional hotel than La Falconeria. There is wonderful history here as, back in the days of The Knights of St. John, the nobles bred and trained their Maltese Falcons in this street, one of which was sent to the King of Spain every year as rent! The very front of the hotel building is hundreds of years old – the rear was destroyed during WWII and rebuild in more modern style around a central courtyard. Its rooms are well-appointed and comfortable, and you’ll find all the creature comforts you would expect. The real beauty of the hotel is its location – you can easily stroll to all the ‘must see’ places, you can catch a ferry across to Sliema, the bus station
is within walking distance and the streets around the old town are full of colourful eateries and bars in which to sit, quench thirst and appetite, and watch the world go by. Finally, whilst you’re here, make sure you make the trip to M’Dina – the silent city. It’s totally mesmerising. We’re huge fans.
Prices
june, 2022
Special Offers And Deals
Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands
2022 CRUISE ONLY PRICES (£) PER PERSONSaturday Departure
Operated by M/Y Harmony G
| Departure dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4/6/2022 | £2,043 | £2,565 | £2,870 | £3,217 |
| 11/6/2022 | £2,043 | £2,565 | £2,870 | £3,217 |
| 9/7/2022 | £2,043 | £2,565 | £2,870 | £3,217 |
Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands Cruise - port charges & supplements 2022
| Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single use | £3,270 | £4,104 | £4,591 | £5,148 |
| 3rd person | £1,430 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Port charges | £374 | £374 | £374 | £374 |
Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands 2022 flight inclusive package
Cruise departures from Valletta "Package price - including cruise, 2nights in La Falconeria with balcony(Basic Room City View), Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
Prices (£) per person from:
| Departure dates from Dakar | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4/6/2022 | £2,877 | £3,398 | £3,703 | £4,050 |
| 11/6/2022 | £2,877 | £3,398 | £3,703 | £4,050 |
| 9/7/2022 | £2,877 | £3,398 | £3,703 | £4,050 |
Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands
2023 CRUISE ONLY PRICES (£) PER PERSONSaturday Departure
Operated by M/Y Harmony G
| Departure dates from Dakar | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 17/6/2023 | £2,261 | £2,696 | £3,087 | £3,652 |
| 24/6/2023 | £2,261 | £2,696 | £3,087 | £3,652 |
| 15/7/2023 | £2,261 | £2,696 | £3,087 | £3,652 |
Malta, Sicily & the Aeolian Islands Cruise - port charges & supplements 2023
| Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single use | £3,391 | £4,043 | £5,402 | £6,391 |
| 3rd person | £1,583 | N/A | N/A | N/A |
| Port charges | £400 | £400 | £400 | £400 |
| Departure dates from Dakar | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 4/6/2022 | £3,130 | £3,565 | £3,957 | £4,522 |
| 11/6/2022 | £3,130 | £3,565 | £3,957 | £4,522 |
| 9/7/2022 | £3,130 | £3,565 | £3,957 | £4,522 |
Book your flights with us to ensure full financial protection for your holiday.
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Your flight inclusive holiday with us is financially secure as we are ATOL licensed and the full package is ATOL protected. We have been trading since 1995 so with over 25 years under our belts, you can book with total confidence. |
- Accommodation in your chosen grade of cabin with private SH/WC & air conditioning, mini fridge and flat screen TV with complimentary movies.
- Full-board: Buffet breakfast and two main meal daily, including a Welcome Cocktail, a local themed party evening , fun BBQ on the beach or on deck (weather permitting) and Captain’s Dinner.
- Regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water free all day, plus abundant fresh fruit.
- Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment and sea kayak (subject to availability).
- Professional English speaking Cruise Director.
- Flights & transfers (where booked as a flight inclusive package)
Full package prices also include:
- Return flights
- 2 nights at La Falconeria hotel
- All local transfers
- Port charges
- Beverages, except regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water.
- Shore excursions on the islands or other land arrangements.
- Crew gratuities (optional – recommend Eur10-14 per passenger per day).
- Passenger personal expenses
- Wi-Fi (available at charge)
- Flights & transfers (unless booked as a flight inclusive package)
Flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester morning departures. Afternoon and evening return flights from Valletta .
ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 9511
Road transfer to and from Valletta approximately 30 minutes by car or minibus.
For the latest travel information and health advice on your selected destination, please visit the following website:
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Best of Greece and Turkey Cruise
9 Night package holidays, or 7 night cruises, to see the Best of Greece and Turkey
Cruise highlights
- The Temple of Poseidon at Sounion
- The ruins of Akritori and stunning sunsets
- The UNESCO World heritage Old Town of Rhodes
- Halicarnassus and the original “Mausoleum”
- UNESCO World Heritage Sites the Grotto and Monastery of St. John
- UNESCO World Heritage Site of Delos – the birthplace of Apollo
- The party island of Mykonos
Athens...
- 2 nights B&B 5 star hotel stay – Athens city centre
- Famous relics such as the Parthenon
- A wonderful choice of restaurants and nightlife
Land stay: 5* Hotel, Royal Olympic
Welcome to classic Aegean island-hopping cruising with the added attraction of a mainland call in Turkey to visit the original Mausoleum. This cruise shows all aspects of Aegean culture from ancient history and culture, through volcanic ruins to tavernas and nightlife, not to mention deep blue seas and beautiful islands. You’ll be amazed how much you get to see in 7 nights.
For even more culture, we recommend you extend your stay for a couple of nights in Athens city centre.
Ports of call: Athens – Ios - Santorini - Rhodes - Simi - Bodrum - Kos - Samos - Lipsi - Patmos - Delos - Mykonos - Syros - Athens
The Weather
Reliable sunshine is virtually guaranteed during the season between early May and late October, with temperatures ranging from the low 70’s in early and late season up to the high 80’s or even low 90’s from late June until August. Winds are predictable with moderate winds (Force 3-4) from the NW.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Marina Zea, Athens – Cape Sounion
After boarding at 15:00 we cruise to Cape Sounion and have dinner under the awesome vista of the Temple of Poseidon. Overnight at sea.
Ios – Santorini
We stop for a swim off Ios before cruising to the volcanic island of Santorini. Take the cable car to Fira, visit the ruins at Akrotiri and photograph the sunset at Oia.
Santorini – Rhodes – Simi
The UNESCO World Heritage Site of Rhodes Old Town is a ‘must see’. Then on to beautiful Simi for dinner and an evening at leisure.
Simi – Bodrum (Turkey) – Kos
Morning visit to Bodrum and the original ‘Mausoleum’ – the Temple of Mausolus. Afternoon sailing to Kos – island of many cultures and wonderful beaches.
Kos – Lipsi – Patmos
Morning cruise and then a beach BBQ lunch as Lipsi island, before heading to Patmosto see the Unesco sites of the Monastery of St. John and ‘The Grotto’. Evening at leisure to discover the capital of Scala.
Delos – Mykonos
Breakfast at anchor in Delos – yet another UNESCO site, a true open-air museum and the legendary birthplace of Apollo. Afternoon cruise to Mykonos – good culture here, and amazing nightlife.
Syros
Afternoon arrival in Syros, capital of the Cyclades. We’re ending the cruise in real ‘Greek’ Greece. Explore Ermoupoli then join the captain for his farewell dinner.
Marina Zea, Athens
Breakfast then disembarkation between 9:00 – 10:00
The deluxe state of the art Mega Yacht
The deluxe 68m/223ft state of the art Mega Yacht accommodates just 72 passengers in 36 cabins. Built in 2012 under the latest International “Safety of Life At Sea” (SOLAS 2010) regulations and classified by RINA, the Variety Voyager guarantees guests safety with incomparable comfort and elegance. The Variety Voyager seduces her passengers with her sleek lines and ample deck space, very much what one expects from a millionaire’s super yacht.
Inside, cabins and public areas are finished with warm fabrics, rich marbles, axminster carpeting and soft tones wood panelling.Everywhere, unobstructed views of the ocean and of the ports visited. And above all, the professional service of a crew of 32-33, always with a smile and a true desire to satisfy
The new build 68m/223ft state of the art Mega Yacht accommodates just 72 passengers in 36 cabins. Built in 2012 under the latest International “Safety of Life At Sea” (SOLAS 2010) regulations and classified by RINA, the Variety Voyager guarantees guests safety with incomparable comfort and elegance. The Variety Voyager seduces her passengers with her sleek lines and ample deck space, very much what one expects from a millionaire’s super yacht.
Inside, cabins and public areas are finished with warm fabrics, rich marbles, axminster carpeting and soft tones wood panelling.Everywhere, unobstructed views of the ocean and of the ports visited. And above all, the professional service of a crew of 32-33, always with a smile and a true desire to satisfy
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor &
- Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor & Outdoor Restaurant
- Special food requests
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Fitness equipment
- Mini Spa Suite
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- SUP
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: upper & main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category B & P
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- CD & DVD player
- Bathrobes
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Individually controlled A/C
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C:
Lower Deck
Twin Beds or Double Bed
The category C cabins are located on the lower deck offering oversized twin port holes, bathrooms with marble floors as well as Glass and Corian showers. The cabins are equiped with individual controlled A/C, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, safe deposit box, deluxe toiletries and bathrobes and they all have WIFI at a charge.
Category B:
Lower/Main Deck
Twin Beds or Double Bed
The category B cabins are located on the lower and main deck offering oversized twin port holes (lower deck) or small double windows (main deck), bathroom with marble floors as well as Glass and Corian showers. 7 of the 10 cabins offer flexible bedding configuration. The cabins are equiped with individual controlled A/C, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, safe deposit box, deluxe toiletries and bathrobes and they all have WIFI at a charge.
Category A:
Main Deck
Twin Beds or Double Bed
The category A cabins are located on the main deck offering double windows, bathroom with marble floors as well as Glass and Corian showers. 9 of the 11 cabins offer flexible bedding configuration. The cabins are equiped with individual controlled A/C, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, safe deposit box, deluxe toiletries and bathrobes and they all have WIFI at a charge.
Category P
Upper Deck
Twin Beds or Double Bed
The category P cabins are located on the upper Horizons Deck offering double windows, all finished with marble throughout the bathrooms and more luxurious fabrics and special amenities. All cabins offer flexible bedding configuration while 4 of the 7 include an extra sofa bed. The cabins are equiped with individual controlled A/C, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, safe deposit box, deluxe toiletries and bathrobes and they all have WIFI at a charge.
Owner’s Suite
Upper deck
Double bedded cabin
The Owner’s Suite is located on the upper Horizons Deck offering 2 x double windows, and is the largest cabin of the vessel. The Owner’s Suite offers flexible bedding configuration as well as an extra sofa bed. The cabin is finished with marble throughout the bathroom and luxurious fabrics & finishings and special amenities. The Suite is equiped with individual controlled A/C, TV with DVD player, mini fridge, safe deposit box, deluxe toiletries and bathrobes and has WIFI internet at a charge.
Dining Area
Lounge Area
Reception and Bar
Mini Spa Suite
Cruise and Stay - Royal Olympic Hotel
Newly refurbished as a 5 Star ‘Art Hotel’, and reopened in August 2020, the Royal Olympic is one of the most exciting places to stay in Athens. It’s the ideal place for people who like their holiday accommodation to be a little extravagant. The public areas are sumptuously appointed, and the rooms are elegant. Come here and you cannot help but feel pampered and cosseted. If you need more reason to reserve your room the roof terrace, overlooking the Parthenon 300m away, is a total delight. Even Pericles who rebuilt the Acropolis in the Golden Age of Greece wouldn’t have had views like this as he ate his breakfast or dinner. Include a lovely swimming pool in which to cool off after a day sightseeing and it’s altogether wonderful. The central location makes it the perfect base to explore the antiquities by day and the cafes and restaurant areas by night. Although if you don’t take at least one dinner on the roof-terrace to see the illuminated city you really will be missing out.
Prices
june, 2022
Special Offers And Deals
Best of Greece and Turkey Cruise
2022 CRUISE ONLY PRICES (£) PER PERSONFRIDAY DEPARTURES FROM ATHENS
| Departure dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | Owner's Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/08/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 02/09/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 09/09/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 16/09/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 23/09/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 30/09/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 07/10/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 14/10/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 21/10/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
| 28/10/2022 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,478 | £3,870 | £4,913 |
Best of Greece and Turkey Cruise - port charges, & supplements 2022
| Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | Owner's Suite | |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single use | £3,965 | £4,730 | £5,565 | £6,191 | £7,861 |
| 3rd person | N/A | £2,070 | N/A | £2,709 | N/A |
| Port charges | £287 | £287 | £287 | £287 | £287 |
Best of Greece and Turkey 2022 Flight inclusive package prices
Friday cruise departures "Package price - including cruise, 2nights in Royal Olympic Hotel(Acropolis or Pool View), Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
Prices (£) per person from:
| Departure dates | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | Owner's Suite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/08/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 02/09/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 09/09/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 16/09/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 23/09/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 30/09/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 07/10/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 14/10/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 21/10/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
| 28/10/2022 | £3,334 | £3,812 | £4,334 | £4,725 | £5,769 |
Book your flights with us to ensure full financial protection for your holiday.
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Your flight inclusive holiday with us is financially secure as we are ATOL licensed and the full package is ATOL protected. We have been trading since 1995 so with over 25 years under our belts, you can book with total confidence. |
- Accommodation in your chosen grade of cabin with private SH/WC & air conditioning, mini fridge and flat screen TV with complimentary movies.
- Half-board: Buffet breakfast and one main meal daily, including a Welcome Cocktail, a local themed party evening , fun BBQ on the beach or on deck (weather permitting) and Captain’s Dinner.
- Regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water free all day, plus abundant fresh fruit.
- Use of fishing and snorkelling equipment and sea kayak (subject to availability).
- Professional English speaking Cruise Director.
- Flights & transfers (where booked as a flight inclusive package)
Full package prices also include:
- Return flights
- 2 nights at Royal Olympic hotel
- All local transfers
- Port charges
- Beverages, except regular (filter) coffee, tea and drinking water.
- Shore excursions on the islands or other land arrangements.
- Crew gratuities (optional – recommend Eur10-14 per passenger per day).
- Passenger personal expenses
- Wi-Fi (available at charge)
- Flights & transfers (unless booked as a flight inclusive package)
Flights from London Heathrow, Gatwick, Stansted and Manchester morning departures. Afternoon and evening return flights from Athens.
ATOL protected by the Civil Aviation Authority. Our ATOL number is 9511
Road transfer to and from marina Zea in Pireaus port approximately 30 minutes by car or minibus.
For the latest travel information and health advice on your selected destination, please visit the following website:
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Tahiti and French Polynesia
The Pearls of French Polynesia Cruise
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Plus, on the 12 night cruise
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Tahiti & The Islands Of French Polynesia
Few words are more evocative of Pacific Island cruising than ‘Tahiti’ – thanks to great French painter Paul Gaugin we can immediately conjure up images of coconut palms and grass skirts. Yet Thaiti is just one of the treasures on offer.
This wonderful South Pacific archipelago is dotted with islands sculpted by sky-piercing, moss-green peaks and lined with vivid turquoise lagoons. Island-hopping in a small ship is the only way to see every landscape, from geometric ridges strung with waterfalls on the high islands to flat, desert-like atolls where lagoons far outsize the landmass. As you will discover there are many sides to
The Islands of Tahiti but, as any local will tell you, they are all connected by ‘Mana’ – the life force and spirit at the very soul of French Polynesia.. From the moment you arrive here, you will be embraced by it
A Choice Of Two Itineraries – 12 Day Or 8 Day
Tahiti is half-a-world away in every respect so, having come this far, we think it’s only sensible to give you a choice of itineraries, along with the option to extend your visit with a land stay (see below). The only way to see these islands is by boat and, to make the most of your adventure, we recommend the 12 days cruise – that way you get to enjoy the full flavour of the archipelago.
The 8 days cruise is ideal if you’re tighter for time, or for those who want to make sure they see the beauty of the islands but also get chance to spend some time on shore ‘living the Polynesian dream’.
12 Days In The South Pacific
Our 12 days cruise follows a similar journey around the Society Islands as the 8 days cruise, but also ventures north to explore the many small ‘atolls’ of the Tuamotu Islands. This is one of the most enchanting areas of the South Pacific, if not the world, much beloved by famous French oceanographer Jacques Cousteau for its lagoons and marine life.
Ports of Call – Papeete port/Tahiti, Society Islands | Bora Bora, Society Islands | Taha'a, Society Islands | Raiatea, Society Islands | Huahine, Society Islands | Tetiaroa, Society Islands | Tikehau, Tuamotu Islands | Ahe, Tuamotu Islands | Rangiroa, Tuamotu Islands | Rangiroa, Tuamotu Islands | Moorea, Society Islands | Papeete port/Tahiti
The Weather
In French Polynesia, a vast archipelago in the South Pacific Ocean, the climate is tropical, influenced by the south-east trade winds, with a hot and humid season from November to April and a cooler season from May to October. The hot season is also the rainiest, in addition, from December to April, there’s the risk of cyclones (except on the Marquesas Islands). The temperatures vary little throughout the year, but they are high on the northern islands and gradually cooler as you move to the south.
Day-by-Day Itinerary
Papeete, Tahiti
Embarkation 14.30 to 16.00 followed by an afternoon departure to Bora Bora – welcome cocktails and dinner will be served at sea!
Bora Bora
Bora Bora is possibly the most photographed place on earth and any visit is a once in a lifetime dream. Panorama II cruises into Bora Bora lagoon, with Mount Otemanu standing tall in the centre, to begin 2 days spent in paradise. Whilst here we offer a variety of optional activities such as the 4×4 Bora Bora Cultural Tour, the Snorkeling with Stingrays and Sharks excursion, the Open-air Lagoon Aquarium experience, the Bora Bora tour by ‘le Truck’ and more. We spend the night at anchor.
Bora Bora – Taha’a
This morning we continue our Bora Bora activities. After lunch we cruise the Bora Bora lagoon and sail to Taha’a, making an early afternoon arrival at this true botanical paradise. The fertile valleys and sloping hillsides are covered with banana, watermelon and coconut groves, whilst the island also acts as an immense natural greenhouse for the highly prized Tahitian vanilla orchid. Our optional half-day Taha’a Island Adventure excursion allows you to explore the beautiful interior of Taha`a by 4×4 and discover the luxurious tropical vegetation. We have a tasting of local fruit and get breath-taking views of the magnificent turquoise bay of Haamene. This excursion also includes a visit to the pearl farm and a traditional vanilla plantation. In the afternoon we make time for swimming and snorkelling from a Motu – a reef surrounding an atoll. Overnight at anchor.
Raiatea
Today we sail inside the lagoon to reach nearby Raiatea, which translates to ‘faraway heaven’ and once the cultural and religious centre of the Society Islands. Known in legends as Hawaiki, ‘the homeland’, many believe that this is where the great Polynesian migration began and the island remains a place of pilgrimage today. Our optional excursion will start by exploring the Faaroa River, French Polynesia’s only navigable river, by kayak with an expert guide leading the way through Raiatea’s verdant interior. Then, we visit the ancient marae temple at Taputapuatea, a recent UNESCO World Heritage Site, and learn about its Polynesian origins and historical relevance. Lunch is a locally-inspired picnic before we return to Panorama II for dinner and overnight in the lagoon.
Raiatea – Huahine
We weigh anchor and sail to Huahine, once home of Tahitian royalty and considered as the cradle of Polynesian culture. The island maintains the largest concentration of ancient marae (temples) in French Polynesia, some of which are believed to date back to the original ancestors of the Tahitians, the Lapita people, around 700 AD. Huahine is an immense tropical jungle thriving with coconut plantations, vanilla orchids, banana groves, breadfruit trees and watermelon fields. Our optional half-day tour takes us by 4×4 vehicle around the island to visit Fare, then the archaeological site and a vanilla plantation at Maeva, before going to see and feed the sacred blue-eyed eels of Faie. An optional full-day excursion is also available including a land 4×4 tour plus a boat excursion including a visit to a pearl farm and a picnic. Overnight at sea to Tetiaroa.
Makatea
The island of Makatea is like no other found in French Polynesia. It is not a coral atoll but rather a raised island of coral. The limestone cliffs tower over the coast and the island’s interior shows significant vegetation, complete with a few species of endemic birds and a peculiar expanse of limestone holes. Today, this sleepy but spectacular island is home to three species of threatened endemic birds: the beautiful Makatea fruit dove, the impressive imperial pigeon, and the comely appearing singer extraordinaire, the reed warbler. Our half day optional tour will take us across this unique island to a magnificent beach with rockpools to explore before we visit an incredible grotto. Swimming deeper inside the grotto, this underwater cave system will slowly open out to reveal a spectacular watery cathedral, full of weird and wonderful stalagmites and stalactites. Late afternoon departure to Rangiroa. Overnight at sea.
Rangiroa
Morning arrival in Rangiroa, the largest atoll in the Tuamotu Archipelago and one of the largest in the world. One of the best destinations for scuba diving, Rangiroa is composed of 240 islets, more than 110 miles, encompassing a deep lagoon. Our optional excursion will take us to the Blue Lagoon, a natural pool formed by islets and reefs within the central lagoon. At only 16 feet deep, the Blue Lagoon is an ideal location for swimming, snorkeling, and observing the vast assortment of marine life. Enjoy a traditional Polynesian picnic before returning to the ship. Overnight at anchor.
Rangiroa – Tikehau
Early morning sailing and arrival at Tikehau also called the Pink Sand Island. This small atoll consists of countless tiny white and pink sand islets engulfed in coconut groves and hidden alcoves. In Tikehau, which actually means “peaceful landing,” you will find nothing but absolute serenity on her calm and graceful shores. The lagoon, formed by an almost unbroken ring of continuous coral, resembles an immense natural swimming pool. This underwater aquarium is teeming with marine life. According to the legendary marine researcher Jacques Cousteau, it has a higher concentration of fish than any other lagoon in French Polynesia. Our optional walking tour will take us to one of the family-owned fish farm where they trap different species of fish in a maze of underwater fencing. Much of their catch is then shipped to Papeete and sold at the local markets. We will visit Tuherahera at the southern side where most locals live, leaving the remainder of the atoll virtually untouched. In fact, the northeastern quarter is mostly uninhabited. Naturally adorned with colorful flowers such as hibiscus and bougainvillea, Tuherahera is one of the most attractive villages in the Tuamotu Atolls. Afternoon sailing to Tetiaroa.
Tetiaroa – Mo’orea
A haven for birds, sea turtles and all kinds of marine life, Tetiaroa is treasured among Tahitians who know it as a sacred place. So sacred, that at one time the coconut-dotted white sand beaches and crystalline lagoon of this uninhabited atoll was an exclusive getaway for Tahitian royalty. It’s not surprising that actor Marlon Brando fell under its spell during the filming of “Mutiny on the Bounty” in 1960 and later went on to become its owner. Under his direction a luxury eco-resort was designed and it operates in 100 % sustainable manner. We will spend the morning on this charming island, exploring the lagoon and snorkeling in its crystal clear waters. Enjoy an optional guided walking tour to the islet of Tahuna Iti, the Birds’ Island. The islet shelters one of the largest colony of birds in Tahiti and is a national reserve for seabirds, frigates, sterns, phaetons (straw tails), brown gannets and other petrels. Afternoon sailing and evening arrival at Moorea.
Mo’orea
Mo’orea is believed to be the inspiration for the mythical Bali Hai from James Michener’s Tales of the South Pacific. Eight gargantuan mountain peaks rise from its magnificent lagoon, creating a distinctive silhouette visible from the western coast of Tahiti. Morning and afternoon optional half day excursions; a/ a Snorkeling and ray tour b/ a Nature & Culture Tour taking you to admire magnificent views in the interior of the island. Tonight we will enjoy our Farewell Dinner. Overnight at anchor.
Papeete, Tahiti
Early morning sailing to Tahiti. Morning arrival in Papeete. Disembarkation at 9:00 am after breakfast.
Your vessel: The M/S Panorama II
Panorama II was launched in 2004 and fully renovated in 2012, offering the highest standard of accommodation and comfort safety. In 2015,the main lounge and bar area have been completely refitted followed by a redecoration.
The swimming platform enables you to swim when weather and anchorage conditions permit.
Home at Sea
- Single seating dining Indoor & Outdoor Lounge – Bar
- Indoor & Outodoor Restaurant
- Audiovisual in Lounge
- Mini library
- Beach Towels
- Snorkeling equipment
- Kayak
- Board Games
- Swimming Platform
- Wi-Fi
Comfort Zone
- Windows: Upper & Main deck cabins
- Portholes: lower deck cabins
- Triple Occupancy cabins: Category B
- Flat-Screen TV
- Mini Safe
- Mini Fridge
- Individually controlled A/C
- En suite bathroom with shower
- Hairdryers
- Telephone for internal use
- Central music
Category C:
Lower Deck – (Double Bed)
The category C cabins are located on the lower deck featuring portholes and bathrooms with showers. The cabins are equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).
Category B:
Lower Deck – (Twin Beds or Triple Beds)
Category A:
Main (Twin or Double Bed)
Category A cabins are located on the main offering windows and bathroom with showers. The cabins are equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).
Category P:
Upper Deck – (Double Bed)
Category P cabin is located on the upper deck offering a large window and bathroom with showers. The cabin is equipped with individual controlled A/C, piped music, TV (Satellite channels), telephone for internal use, mini safe box, mini fridge and hairdryer adapters (voltage: 220 V).
Lounge Area
Dining Area
Sundeck
Upper Deck Outdoor Bar & Lounge area
Swimming Platform
Optional Cruise & Stay
French Pllynesia speaks for itself as a South Pacific island paradise of turquoise lagoons, colourful coral reefs and and palm fringed wite sand beaches. On land you will find volcanic peaks and lush vegetation. The local culture is fascinating and the welcome could not be warmer.
Extend your holiday with a relaxing few days at an ocean front Hotel in Tahiti
InterContinental Tahiti Resort & Spa 4*
3 nights from £390 per night per person
Manava Suite Resort Tahiti 4* 3 nights from £285 per person
Tahiti Pearl Beach Resort 4* 3 nights fr4o from £375 per person
Prices
june, 2022
Special Offers And Deals
Tahiti and the Pearls of French Polynesia Cruise 2022
Cruise only prices (£) per person| Departure Dates | Duration | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/8/2022 | 10 | £2,565 | £2,913 | £3,609 | £4,435 |
| 6/9/2022 | 10 | £2,565 | £2,913 | £3,609 | £4,435 |
| 16/9/2022 | 7 | £2,043 | £2,261 | £2,696 | £3,391 |
| 23/9/2022 | 7 | £2,043 | £2,261 | £2,696 | £3,391 |
| 21/10/2022 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,174 | £2,565 | £3,174 |
| 28/10/2022 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,174 | £2,565 | £3,174 |
| 4/11/2022 | 10 | £2,391 | £2,783 | £3,304 | £4,043 |
| 15/11/2022 | 10 | £2,391 | £2,783 | £3,304 | £4,043 |
| 25/11/2022 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,174 | £2,565 | £3,174 |
| 2/12/2022 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 9/12/2022 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 16/12/2022 | 10 | £2,565 | £2,913 | £3,609 | £4,435 |
| 27/12/2022 | 10 | £2,565 | £2,913 | £3,609 | £4,435 |
Tahiti Cruise port charges, flights and supplements
| Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single use 7nights L (Dec) | £2,204 | £2,543 | £2,996 | £3,730 |
| Single use 7nights M (Apr, May, Oct, Nov) | £2,430 | £2,826 | £3,335 | £4,126 |
| Single use 7nights H (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep) | £2,657 | £2,939 | £3,504 | £4,409 |
| Single use 10nights M (Apr, May, Oct, Nov) | £3,109 | £3,617 | £4,296 | £5,257 |
| Single use 10nights H (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Dec) | £3,335 | £3,787 | £4,691 | £5,765 |
| 3rd person 7nights L (Dec) | N/A | £1,370 | N/A | N/A |
| 3rd person 7nights M (Apr, May, Oct, Nov) | N/A | £1,522 | N/A | N/A |
| 3rd person 7nights H (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep) | N/A | £1,583 | N/A | N/A |
| 3rd person 10nights M (Apr, May, Oct, Nov) | N/A | £1,948 | N/A | N/A |
| 3rd person 10nights H (Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Dec) | N/A | £2,039 | N/A | N/A |
| Port charges7nights | £214 | £214 | £214 | £214 |
| Port Charges 10 nights | £274 | £274 | £274 | £274 |
Tahiti and French Polynesia 2022 flight inclusive package
Cruise departures from Papeete, Tahiti with 3 days pre cruise hotel stay"Package price - including cruise, 4* Intercontinental 3 nights,
Transfers, Flights from LGW, Port Charges"
Prices (£) per person from:
| Departure Dates | Duration | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 26/8/2022 | 13 | £5,013 | £5,361 | £6,057 | £6,883 |
| 6/9/2022 | 13 | £5,013 | £5,361 | £6,057 | £6,883 |
| 16/9/2022 | 10 | £4,421 | £4,639 | £5,074 | £5,769 |
| 23/9/2022 | 10 | £4,421 | £4,639 | £5,074 | £5,769 |
| 30/9/2022 | 10 | £4,248 | £4,552 | £4,943 | £5,552 |
| 7/10/2022 | 10 | £4,248 | £4,552 | £4,943 | £5,552 |
| 21/10/2022 | 10 | £4,839 | £5,231 | £5,752 | £6,491 |
| 28/10/2022 | 10 | £4,839 | £5,231 | £5,752 | £6,491 |
| 4/11/2022 | 13 | £4,248 | £4,552 | £4,943 | £5,552 |
| 15/11/2022 | 13 | £4,074 | £4,335 | £4,682 | £5,248 |
| 25/11/2022 | 10 | £4,074 | £4,335 | £4,682 | £5,248 |
| 2/12/2022 | 10 | £5,013 | £5,361 | £6,057 | £6,883 |
| 9/12/2022 | 10 | £5,013 | £5,361 | £6,057 | £6,883 |
Tahiti and the Pearls of French Polynesia Cruise 2023
Cruise only prices (£) per person| Departure Dates | Duration | Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 6/1/2023 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 13/1/2023 | 10 | £2,261 | £2,478 | £3,087 | £3,870 |
| 24/1/2023 | 10 | £2,261 | £2,478 | £3,087 | £3,870 |
| 3/2/2022 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 10/2/2023 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 17/2/2023 | 10 | £2,261 | £2,478 | £3,087 | £3,870 |
| 28/2/2023 | 10 | £2,261 | £2,478 | £3,087 | £3,870 |
| 10/3/2023 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,217 | £2,652 | £3,261 |
| 17/3/2023 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,217 | £2,652 | £3,261 |
| 24/3/2023 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,217 | £2,652 | £3,261 |
| 31/3/2023 | 10 | £2,478 | £2,913 | £3,565 | £4,174 |
| 11/4/2023 | 10 | £2,478 | £2,913 | £3,565 | £4,174 |
| 28/4/2023 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,217 | £2,652 | £3,261 |
| 5/5/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 2/6/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 9/6/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 16/6/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 23/6/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
| 4/7/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
| 14/7/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 21/7/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 28/7/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 4/8/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 11/8/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 18/8/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 25/8/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
| 5/9/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
| 15/9/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 22/9/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 13/10/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 20/10/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 27/10/2023 | 7 | £2,130 | £2,478 | £2,957 | £3,609 |
| 3/11/2023 | 10 | £2,478 | £2,913 | £3,565 | £4,174 |
| 14/11/2023 | 10 | £2,478 | £2,913 | £3,565 | £4,174 |
| 24/11/2023 | 7 | £1,870 | £2,217 | £2,652 | £3,261 |
| 1/12/2023 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 8/12/2023 | 7 | £1,696 | £1,957 | £2,304 | £2,870 |
| 15/12/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
| 26/12/2023 | 10 | £2,913 | £3,348 | £4,043 | £4,783 |
Tahiti Cruise port charges, flights and supplements
| Category C | Category B | Category A | Category P | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Single use 7nights (Jan, Feb, Dec) | - | £2,204 | £2,543 | £2,996 | £3,730 |
| Single use 7nights (Mar, Apr, Nov) | £2,430 | £2,883 | £3,448 | £4,239 | |
| Single use 7nights (May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct) | £3,196 | £3,717 | £18,626 | £5,413 | |
| Single use 10nights (Jan, Feb) | £2,939 | £3,222 | £4,013 | £5,030 | |
| Single use 10nights (Mar, Apr, Nov) | £3,222 | £3,787 | £4,635 | £5,426 | |
| Single use 10nights (May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec) | £4,370 | £5,022 | £6,065 | £7,174 | |
| 3rd person 7nights (Jan, Feb, Dec) | N/A | £1,370 | N/A | N/A | |
| 3rd person 7nights (Mar, Apr, Nov) | N/A | £1,552 | N/A | N/A | |
| 3rd person 7nights (May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct) | N/A | £1,735 | N/A | N/A | |
| 3rd person 10nights (Jan, Feb) | N/A | £1,735 | N/A | N/A | |
| 3rd person 10nights (Mar, Apr, Nov) | N/A | £2,039 | N/A | N/A | |
| 3rd person 10nights (May, Jun, Jul, Aug, Sep, Oct, Dec) | N/A | £2,343 | N/A | N/A | |
| Port charges7nights | £204 | £204 | £204 | £204 | |
| Port Charges 10 nights | £274 | £274 | £274 | £274 |