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You’ll fly from your locally chosen airport to Athens in Greece. We’ll have you there in no time and you’ll touch down in sunny Athens. If you choose to select transfers we’ll even pick you up and drop you off. From the airport we’ll transfer you straight to your hotel where you’ll spend a day or three before your cruise.

Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city where ancient history and modern life blend seamlessly. Athens is home to iconic landmarks like the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Ancient Agora. Its streets are lined with centuries-old ruins that stand in contrast to vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes, shops, and contemporary art. The city offers a dynamic mix of old and new, from traditional tavernas serving authentic Greek cuisine to modern galleries and nightlife. With its rich cultural heritage, Mediterranean climate, and welcoming locals, Athens provides a fascinating and energetic atmosphere for both history lovers and modern travelers.

You’ll fly from your locally chosen airport to Athens in Greece. We’ll have you there in no time and you’ll touch down in sunny Athens. If you choose to select transfers we’ll even pick you up and drop you off. From the airport we’ll transfer you straight to your hotel where you’ll spend a day or three before your cruise.

Athens, the capital of Greece, is a city where ancient history and modern life blend seamlessly. Athens is home to iconic landmarks like the Acropolis, the Parthenon, and the Ancient Agora. Its streets are lined with centuries-old ruins that stand in contrast to vibrant neighborhoods filled with cafes, shops, and contemporary art. The city offers a dynamic mix of old and new, from traditional tavernas serving authentic Greek cuisine to modern galleries and nightlife. With its rich cultural heritage, Mediterranean climate, and welcoming locals, Athens provides a fascinating and energetic atmosphere for both history lovers and modern travelers.

In the great atlas of Mediterranean antiquity, few cities shone as bright as Ephesus, part of Izmir province and the most culturally significant and best-preserved ancient city in Turkey. And Kuşadası, which dominates the gulf of the same name along this stretch of the Aegean coast, is one of the most vibrant and popular destinations in modern Turkey. It’s been an important port for centuries, hosting a variety of civilizations and for a time some of the most infamous pirates of the Mediterranean. The Öküz Mehmet Pasha Caravanserai was built in 1618, confirming Kuşadası’s role as a prominent Ottoman trading center. Sizzling beaches next to sparkling blue water, lively bars and a bustling Grand Bazaar add up to exciting times in this buzzing Turkish city, but above all, it is the chief point of entry to the magnificent ruins of Ephesus. South of Kuşadası, ruins of the ancient Greek city of Miletus are located near the mouth of the legendary Meander River.