Cruises From Spain to Greece

On a cruise from Spain to Greece, you’ll see the very best of the Mediterranean, from dazzling antiquities to beautiful beaches, the whitewashed villages of the Cyclades islands, and colorful harbors. These cruises thread their way through the islands of the Aegean Sea, calling at sophisticated Mykonos and the dramatic, volcanic island of Santorini. Some visit Rhodes, famed for its beautifully preserved medieval architecture, or seaside Katakolon, the gateway to the archaeological site of Olympia. You’ll visit Athens, too, its skyline dominated by the exquisite Acropolis.

You’ll explore other ports in this fascinating region, from historic Valletta, the honey-colored capital of Malta, to Florence and Pisa, as well as Rome and Naples, the gateway to ancient Pompeii. On board, meanwhile, you’ll have plenty of time to unwind by the pool and soak up the Mediterranean sunshine, dine on world-class cuisine, and enjoy dazzling entertainment and upscale bars.

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Featured Ports of Call

Athens

Immerse yourself in history in Greece’s elegant, bustling capital. Head to Acropolis Hill with its crowning glory, the graceful Parthenon, and learn all about the priceless finds here in the impressive Acropolis Museum. Lose yourself in the winding alleys of the Plaka neighborhood and try Greek mezze in a vine-shaded taverna. See the site of the first modern Olympics, and take the cable car up Lycabettus Hill to gaze out at the whole city stretched out below you.

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Santorini

Volcanic Santorini is sheer beauty, with brilliant white clifftop villages spilling over the towering red-and-black cliffs of an ancient caldera. Browse the jewelry shops in Fira, the enchanting capital, or head to Oia for breathtaking views and those iconic blue-domed churches. Learn about the legend of the lost city of Atlantis at the fascinating Akrotiri archaeological site, bask on beaches of sparkling black sand, and taste award-winning island wines.

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Mykonos

Mykonos is famed for its pretty whitewashed capital, Chora, overlooked by a parade of historic windmills. The island is fringed with sandy beaches, where you can escape completely or revel in the island’s famous beach club scene. Take a day trip to nearby Delos, an uninhabited island scattered with impressive archaeological remains. Or perhaps embrace Mykonos’ rich cuisine at a home-cooking class, where you’ll learn how to make traditional Greek dishes.

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