Adriatic, the Greek Islands & Corinth Canal

Known as the 'Pearl of the Adriatic,' Dubrovnik offers a perfect blend of cultural exploration and a relaxing beach holiday. Discover the walled Old Town, one of Europe's finest examples of a medieval citadel, with its storied history and breathtaking views of iconic terracotta rooftops and the alluring Adriatic Sea.

Explore Korcula, the sixth-largest island in the Adriatic, beloved for its medieval churches, palaces, and photogenic squares. Known locally as 'Little Dubrovnik,' Korcula's Old Town is a delightful mix of history and charm. Visit the villages of Cara and Smokvica, renowned for producing Croatia's signature dry white wine.

Discover the fortified city of Kotor, encircled by medieval walls and nestled between imposing mountains and the Adriatic Sea. This UNESCO World Heritage-listed city charms with its elegant Venetian palaces, cobblestone lanes, and café-hemmed squares.

Visit Sarandë, a bustling coastal town on a crescent-shaped bay in Albania. Enjoy the seaside promenade, pebbled beaches, and ancient ruins. From Sarandë, journey across the Straits of Corfu to one of Greece's largest islands, Corfu, known for its sandy coves and rugged, verdant hills.

Explore the picturesque Old Town of Corfu, rich in history and magnificent architecture displaying Renaissance and Baroque influences. Stroll through Spianada, the largest square in Greece, and visit authentic Greek villages. Enjoy a dip at one of the many lovely beaches with clear waters.

On mainland Greece, Parga radiates a carefree holiday atmosphere. Enjoy the sunshine on one of the many gorgeous beaches, explore traditional Greek villages, and marvel at the 11th-century Venetian castle, which offers an incredible bird's eye view of the resort town and sparkling coastline.

Known as the 'Caribbean of Greece,' Lefkada is connected to the mainland by a narrow bridge. Visit the Castle of Agia Mavra, dating back to the 14th century, and enjoy sampling the local wines produced on the island.

Sail to the small port of Itea and start your journey to the archaeological site of Delphi, regarded by the Ancient Greeks as the center of the world. Next, sail through the 19th-century Corinth Canal, a slender waterway and feat of engineering that crosses the Isthmus of Corinth to the Saronic Gulf.

Visit Delos, one of the most important mythological and archaeological sites in Greece. In the afternoon, venture to Mykonos, known for its blend of traditional Greek culture and cosmopolitan flair. Stroll through the winding narrow streets of Mykonos Town, admire the whitewashed dwellings with vibrant blue doors, and visit the island's historic windmills.

Paros, one of the prettiest Greek islands in the heart of the Aegean Sea, captivates with its verdant green landscape, abundant vineyards, and orchards. Wander the winding streets of the capital Parikia, where you will see quintessential Cycladic architecture and quaint whitewashed houses adorned with bright blue doors and blooming bougainvillea.