Wyndham Grand Athens

Wyndham Grand Athens hotel welcomes you, fully renovated, to a new haven of affordable luxury in the center of Athens. Conveniently located right next to the Metaxourgeio Metro station it offers the ideal starting point to explore all of the city's major attractions and places in just a few minutes walking distances. Wyndham Grand Athens hotel, with 276 exquisitely comfortable rooms and suites in 8 floors, offers a wide variety of brand new accommodations to suit single, couple or family needs for business or leisure travelers

Athens

Athens, the historic capital of Greece, is a city where ancient wonders meet modern vibrancy. Known as the cradle of Western civilization, Athens boasts iconic landmarks like the Acropolis, Parthenon, Temple of Poseidon and Athena, Odeon Herodus of Atticus, the Theatre of Dionysos and the Temple of Olympian Zeus. Visitors can explore world-class museums, stroll through Plaka's charming streets, and savour authentic Greek cuisine. With its rich history, cultural treasures, and lively atmosphere, Athens is a must-visit destination for Mediterranean cruise travellers.

Azamara Onward

Azamara Onward is a gorgeous boutique style small ship of 30,277 tonnes carrying just 694 passengers. She was built in 1999, acquired by Azamara from Princess Cruises in 2022 and underwent refurbishment in 2024. You can choose to dine in the Windows café, The Patio Grill or Discoveries restaurant. For an extra charge choose the Prime C restaurant for juicy steaks of the Aqualina for fine Italian food. For lazy starts to the day make use of the free 24-hour room service onboard.

Syros

Syros is one of the smaller islands of the Cyclades Islands and a neighbour of Mykonos which is 30 miles away to the west. This best kept secret of Greece is ideal to escape the crowds of the bigger islands and enjoy that increasingly elusive and authentic Greek experience. This is an island praised for its mesmerizing architecture and calm atmosphere. It is popular among families and couples, as it is home to several points of interest, beaches with crystal clear waters, lovely accommodations and restaurants serving high-quality and tasty dishes! The island's capital, called Ermoupolis, is also the capital of the whole Cyclades and a cultural hub for art lovers.

Thessaloniki

Thessaloniki is the second largest city in Greece With a population of about 800,000 people. It is famous for its ancient monuments, the vivid nightlife, and its shopping options. Thessaloniki is just a 30min-1h drive from several beautiful beaches, like Perea Beach and Agia Triada Beach, and is the gateway to the popular holiday destination of Halkidiki with its three peninsulas of land jutting out into the Northern Aegean. With lots of history to soak up from ancient Roman and Byzantine ruins - visit the White Tower, the archaeological museum, Mount Athos and the beautiful towering landscape of Meteora.

Volos

Volos sits on the coast of Greece's mainland, between Athens and Thessaloniki. It's a port city with a lovely waterfront area. Take a day trip to one of the nearby beaches or into the mountains. Volos is also one of the closest mainland cities to the Sporades Islands such as Skiathos and Skopelos.

Mykonos

Mykonos, one of the most famous Greek Isles, is a glamorous destination known for its whitewashed Cycladic architecture, vibrant nightlife, and stunning beaches. Explore charming alleys lined with boutiques, visit iconic windmills, and relax on golden sands like Paradise and Elia Beach. Mykonos also offers rich history with nearby Delos Island, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. With its mix of luxury, culture, and breathtaking views, Mykonos is a must-visit stop on any Mediterranean cruise.

Cesme

Nestled on Turkey’s stunning Aegean coast, Çeşme is a picturesque seaside resort renowned for its crystal-clear waters, golden beaches and charming marina. Located around an hour from Izmir Airport, this stylish destination blends traditional Turkish culture with a vibrant waterfront atmosphere. Explore the historic Çeşme Castle, relax on the famous sands of Ilica Beach, or enjoy watersports, boutique shopping and authentic local cuisine. Close to the colourful village of Alaçatı, Çeşme offers the perfect combination of beach relaxation, cultural discovery and luxury holiday experiences on Turkey’s beautiful Turquoise Coast.

Monemvasia

Monemvasia, often called the “Gibraltar of the East,” is a medieval fortress town located on a small island off the southeastern Peloponnese in Greece, linked to the mainland by a narrow causeway. Entirely carved onto the seaward side of a massive rock, it was built to remain hidden from invaders, creating one of Greece’s most atmospheric historic sites.
Visitors can explore its cobbled lanes, Byzantine churches such as Agia Sofia, stone mansions and castle ruins overlooking the Aegean Sea. With dramatic sea views and exceptional preserved architecture, Monemvasia offers a striking journey into Greece’s past.

Zante

Zante (Zakynthos) is the southern most of the Ionian Island chain which marks the gateway to the Adriatic. This wonderful island with a low lying plain to the south and dramatic cliffs to the north boasts a wealth of beaches and is just a short hop from the Peloponnese mainland, and the birth of the Olympic games at Olympia. Zante is one of only two places in the world where loggerhead turtles come on the beach to lay their eggs. Perhaps head to the dramatic shipwreck beach in the north-eastern corner of the island, explore Zante Town with its scenic harbour or seek out one of the many charming beaches featuring some of the best seafood and authentic Greek tavernas in Greece.

Corfu

Corfu is the northern-most and capital of the Ionian Island chain - lying just a short hop from the coast of Albania. One of Corfu's many claims to fame is the birthplace of Prince Philip at the Palace of Mon Repos. It is where the famous zoologist Gerald Durrell lived with his family just before World War two - being the setting for his book - My Family and Other Animals, and the location for the popular TV series.
The Achilleon Palace is home to the statue of Achilles Heel and was where Kaiser Wilhelm declared World War I. Corfu Town is the largest "living" medieval town in Greece and an absolute pleasure to walk around, perhaps watch some cricket in the square or sample the excellent local cuisine. Try the local Kumquat liquor or simply watch the world go by with an ice-cold Frappe. Rolling Cypress Pine clad hills drop down to beautiful bays and beaches.
Perama is a scenic coastal area on the eastern side of Corfu, located about 7 km south of Corfu Town, making it one of the island’s most convenient bases for sightseeing and bus connections.  Famous for its iconic postcard view of Mouse Island (Pontikonisi) and the whitewashed Vlacherna Monastery, Perama sits directly opposite Kanoni and is linked to it by a pedestrian causeway. From here, visitors enjoy some of the best views in Corfu, along with easy access to taxi boats crossing to Mouse Island. The islet is one of Corfu’s most photographed landmarks, topped by a small historic chapel and steeped in local legend.
The Vlacherna Monastery, sitting at the end of a narrow walkway just offshore, is a serene 17th‑century monastery and a must‑see stop before venturing by boat to Mouse Island. Its proximity to the airport also makes Perama a popular spot for plane‑spotting and sunset photography. 

Enjoy an  uninterrupted day of relaxation at sea making the most of the entertainment, facilities and dining options on board.

Venice

History, architecture, dining, romance and pure wander lust through the cobbled streets and by the canals is what Venice is all about. Top souvenirs would be Venetian Glass (also known as Murano Glass) or the famous and flamboyant masks. Standing in the middle of the magnificent piazza San Marco is an experience in itself -once described by: Napoleon as the 'drawing room of Europe'.
St Mark's Basilica ,Doge's Palace and the clock tower built between 1496 and 1506 - are the city's main attractions. St. Mark's Basilica, built in the eleventh century, is the most famous and most recognizable of all the churches in the city of Venice. Its design is considered one of the best examples of Byzantine architecture in the world, known for its opulent design and gilded interior mosaics, and nicknamed "Church of Gold".
The magnificent Doge's Palace is one of the most important buildings in Venice; it was the centre of power, from where the Venetian Republic was ruled. No trip to Venice would be complete without a punt down one of the city's picturesque waterways in an iconic gondola.