Whitewashed villages, blue domes and ancient wonders
A Greek Isles cruise is island-hopping made easy. Watch the sunset from Santorini's caldera rim, wander Mykonos's windmills and Little Venice, explore the medieval Old Town of Rhodes and stand on the Acropolis in Athens — all without a single ferry timetable.
Ships anchor inside a flooded volcanic crater — ride the cable car up to Fira and watch the sunset in Oia.
Ancient Athens from Piraeus, and many itineraries add Kuşadası in Turkey for the ruins of Ephesus.
Iconic windmills, Little Venice waterfront and some of the best beaches in the Aegean.
Walk the walls of Rhodes' UNESCO-listed Old Town, or visit the Minoan Palace of Knossos on Crete.
Fresh seafood, feta and olives, and Santorini's volcanic Assyrtiko wines.
This is an example only. Ports, call order and sea days vary by cruise line, ship and sail date — your specialist will find the exact itinerary for your dates.
Yes. Ships anchor in the caldera and tender guests ashore, then you take the cable car, a mule ride or the steps up to Fira. Go early to avoid long cable car queues.
July and August are hot (often 85–95°F) and crowded. Late May, June and September offer warm sea temperatures with fewer crowds.
Yes — a passport valid for at least six months beyond travel. If your cruise visits Turkey, check visa rules for your nationality.
Tell us your dates and who's travelling. A CLIA-certified cruise specialist will compare sailings across cruise lines and call you back — usually within 15 minutes during business hours.
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