Croatia and Greece Cruises

With a focus on exceptional service, authentic experiences, and first-class cuisine, combined with a maximum capacity of just 36 guests, our cruises are like sailing in a floating boutique hotel.

The atmosphere feels elegant yet free-spirited, allowing you to explore well-known destinations and quieter ports along the Croatian coast with local guides who know the area like the back of their hand.

Daily swim stops in sheltered bays are a consistent highlight, as is the cuisine — from freshly prepared lunches on board to the restaurants you’ll discover ashore.

Combining a trip to Croatia and Greece is easy with both countries located in southeastern Europe and connected by direct seasonal flights between Dubrovnik, Split, and Athens.

Each offers a distinct historical identity, from medieval maritime cities along the Adriatic to classical monuments in Greece. The contrast extends to the coastline — Croatia’s pebbled coves and island harbors complement Greece’s sandy beaches and whitewashed villages.

The culinary experiences are exceptional too, both renowned for fresh seafood and unique traditional signature dishes that can be complemented with local or regional wines.

Widely regarded as the birthplace of Western civilization, democracy, and theater, here you can follow in the footsteps of philosophers like Socrates while marveling at world-class monuments on Acropolis Hill, including the 5th-century BC Parthenon.

Yet Athens is far more than simply its ancient wonders. Alongside its historic prominence, you’ll find a thriving food scene, from neighborhood tavernas to rooftop fine-dining restaurants with views of the Acropolis, as well as galleries, open-air performances, and an abundance of live music venues.

The highly cosmopolitan island of Mykonos is renowned for its beach parties, upscale boutiques, fine dining restaurants, and nightlife. During the summer, it’s a place to see and be seen, attracting many VIPs from supermodels to Hollywood stars to its exclusive beach clubs.

Yet beyond the pulsing social scene, the island offers quieter corners and cultural depth. Join a Jeep excursion to explore hidden spots and perhaps take the boat tour to nearby Delos Island, home to ancient ruins dating to around the 5th century BC, including temples and a theater.