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Award-winning, small-ship cruises from $3,950 per person including return economy flights, all meals aboard Aegean Odyssey, complimentary wine, beer or soft drinks with evening meals on board, inclusive shore excursion and guest speaker programme, and all gratuities on board.
Set sail to Florence, where the birthplace of artistic giants will engulf your senses and stretch your mind at every turn. In Pisa, see the iconic leaning tower, then in Lecce, wander through the 25,000-seat Roman amphitheatre.
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Starting in Seville, this cruise visits the great Portuguese cities of Lisbon and Oporto, and the inspiring cathedral at Santiago de Compostela. You will also have the opportunity to taste wine in Bordeaux, visit the old quarter of La Rochelle, St Catherine's Church in Honfleur and the charming Channel Island of Guernsey.
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Discover the dramatic and unique landscape of Iceland, a place of gushing geysers, rumbling volcanoes and creeping glaciers. Not only is this legendary island home to some spectacular geological features, it is also blessed with fantastic bird and animal life. The equally remote and beautiful Shetland Islands also feature on this itinerary.
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From sherry tasting in Jerez and the remarkable architecture of Barcelona, to elegant evenings in the South of France and the Italian Riviera, this voyage takes you to some of most historic ports and stylish cities in the Mediterranean, including a maiden visit to Tarragona in Spain as well as the treasures of Florence in Italy.
Discover moreAegean Odyssey returns to the Atlantic and northern coast of Europe with a programme of itineraries that promise vibrant cities, stunning natural beauty, dynamic river cruising, wine tasting experiences and so much more.
Starting in Seville, this cruise visits the magnificent city of Cordoba, the great Portuguese cities of Lisbon and Oporto, and the inspiring cathedral at Santiago de Compostela. You will also have the opportunity to taste wine in Bordeaux, visit the old quarter of La Rochelle, St Catherine's Church in Honfleur and the charming Channel Island of Guernsey.
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Limited Availability: Double Saver fares are limited in availability and can be removed at any time. Details of our Shore Excursions Program are being finalized and may be subject to change.
Discover moreStarting in Seville, this cruise visits the magnificent city of Cordoba, the great Portuguese cities of Lisbon and Oporto, and the inspiring cathedral at Santiago de Compostela. You will also have the opportunity to taste wine in Bordeaux, visit the old quarter of La Rochelle, St Catherine's Church in Honfleur and the charming Channel Island of Guernsey.
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Begin your voyage with a two-night stay in Rome, giving you plenty of time to see the great sites, including the Colosseum or Ostia Antica. Sail to Florence, Pisa and Elba, before cruising to Corsica, where Bonifacio and Ajaccio await. Continue onward to Spain and Cadiz before completing your journey in Seville.
Discover moreDiscover the North Cape of Norway where the only land between you and the North Pole is a scattering of Arctic islands.
Aegean Odyssey also returns to the beautiful and dramatic fjords on the western border of Scandinavia, as well as the magnificent land of volcanoes and glaciers that is Iceland.
Discover classical masterpieces of art and architecture, immerse yourself in colourful cultures and sample delicious food and drink as you cruise the “Middle Sea” in the warmth of the Spring or the Autumn.
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“Sailing to Byzantium”. To do this became a romantic ideal in the poetry of W B Yeats. But despite this popular poem, the word Byzantine is still most often used today to evoke the obscure, the remote and over-complicated. Wrongly, I believe, Yeats was absolutely right to be dazzled by the golden treasures and mosaics […]
Our small-ship Aegean Odyssey takes her guests to some of the most historical and beautiful places in the world in true style and ultimate comfort, and two of the regions that we sail – the Adriatic and the Aegean – are always firm favourites. To celebrate these fascinating areas of our world, we wanted to […]
It is said that Icelanders don’t talk; they tell each other stories. As they do so, they continue a grand tradition dating back to the extraordinary sagas of the 13th century and even beyond, to fireside gatherings in the roundhouses of the earliest Viking settlers. Such tales once lent a reassuring layer of meaning to […]
Packing for your cruise is never the most thrilling aspect of the experience, but it must be done. Where you go and what you plan to do will usually dictate some of the things you pack, but we think it’s always useful to have a list of things in one place that you need for […]
Food and travel go hand in hand, it is inevitable that wherever we go in the world, we will always be tempted to try local delicacies and foods that are completely new to us. Because of this, we decided to start our very own ‘Gourmet Traveller’ blog series and today, we are exploring the culinary […]
Stella Grace Lyons gained her BA in the History of Art with a First in her dissertation from the University of Bristol, and her MA in History of Art at the University of Warwick. She spent a year studying Renaissance art in Italy at the British Institute of Florence, and three months studying Venetian art […]
Guest lecturer John Hughes joined Aegean Odyssey on her ‘European Connoisseur’ sailing from Seville to London in 2018. This popular itinerary includes calls to some of the most iconic ports in Spain, Portugal and France. We asked John to pick several of his favourite destinations from the cruise and he opted for Honfleur, Porto, Dartmouth […]
Aegean Odyssey is currently sailing to more historical and culturally rich destinations and as she does, her guests and crew are preparing to celebrate Christmas on board. When dinner is served on December 25th, she’ll be cruising the Red Sea, en-route to exciting ports in Oman and India. How Christmas is celebrated is different for […]
We have many guests that travel alone aboard Aegean Odyssey and they each fill their time in varying ways. Sharon is one of those guests and she enjoys exploring with her trusted friend, a Canon 60D. Sharon’s story is one we enjoyed and one we think many others will also appreciate. Her love of photography […]
Ecologist Andy Bunten is one of our expert guest lecturers and he joined Aegean Odyssey earlier in the year on her British Isles sailing. Andy offered several interesting talks, but he also spent a lot of time out on the open decks, chatting with guests and looking for seabirds and marine life. We have a […]
There is a particular pleasure that comes with cruising aboard a smaller ship. Hosting an average of just 350 passengers, Aegean Odyssey is no ‘floating city’. She is small enough to sail rivers and put into the more characterful ports inaccessible to the ‘mega-ships’, the service is more personal and you get plenty of time to interact with the onboard experts.
Yet on the other hand, she is large enough to offer a superb selection of amenities, including two dining venues, several comfortable lounges and bars, a relaxing spa centre and well-stocked library. Cabins are spacious, modern and intelligently designed, and 39 cabins across a range of categories (including balcony) are set aside for solo travellers at low supplement.
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