Jewels of The Aegean Cruise

Discover the Greek Islands and coastal Turkey aboard Louis Cruises. Departure is from Athens then set sail around the stunning Cyclades and Dodecanese Islands with shore excursions available in most ports. Louis Cruises operate three cruise ships throughout Greece, offering between 364 - 570 cabins; each provide at least one restaurant, bars, swimming pool, gym, beauty salon, internet corner and a shopping arcade. Other amenities – such as a nightclub, childrens’ club and spa vary from ship to ship.

Jewels of The Aegean Cruise

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Itinerary

  • Day 1: Athens – Mykonos

    Journey across the turquoise Aegean Sea to the white-washed island of Mykonos, arriving early evening in time for an optional walking tour.

  • Day 2: Kusadasi – Patmos

    Arrive early into one of Turkey’s premier resort towns, Kusadasi. Opt to see the ancient city of Ephesus before heading on to Patmos with three optional excursions available.  

  • Day 3: Rhodes

    Enjoy a full day at leisure, with elective tours available to Lindos where the ancient Acropolis of Rhodes sits. Cruise onwards to Crete early evening.  

  • Day 4: Crete – Santorini

    Pull in this morning to the island of Crete at Heraklion for a few hours to explore. This afternoon up-anchor once again for breathtaking Santorini in time for sunset.

  • Day 5: Athens

    Return to Pireaus port and transfer to your pre-booked Athens hotel.

* All prices shown are for low season, per person, twin share. Click here to see full Terms & Conditions.

Pricing

5 days / 4 nights From $1,069*

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Price Includes: Accommodation in selected inside cabin on twin share basis, transfers to/from Athens hotel, meals as specified, fuel surcharges and port charges.

Departs: Mondays 19 Mar - 29 Oct 12. 

Note: Any optional excursions cost extra and are to be booked and paid for locally.

Tour Type: Independent Cruise

Highlights

  • Sailing the turquoise waters of the Cycladic Islands

  • The cobbled white-washed streets of Mykonos

  • Rhodes’ ancient acropolis