Mediterranean cruises are one of the most popular requests we receive from our clients — and it is no surprise. In just 7–14 days you visit 5–8 countries, stay in a floating 5-star hotel, and never have to worry about logistics.
Popular itineraries
- •Western Mediterranean: Barcelona → Marseille → Genoa → Rome → Naples → Valencia → Barcelona
- •Eastern Mediterranean: Athens → Santorini → Mykonos → Istanbul → Dubrovnik → Venice
- •Combined: Rome → Naples → Messina → Athens → Ephesus → Rhodes → Heraklion → Venice
What is included in the cabin price
- •Cabin accommodation
- •Meals in the main restaurants (buffet + à la carte dining room)
- •Most onboard entertainment (shows, pool, gym, kids' clubs)
- •Port calls at no extra charge
- •Basic non-alcoholic beverages (water and juices at breakfast)
What costs extra
- •Alcohol and specialty drinks (or buy a drinks package in advance — better value)
- •Shore excursions ($30–$150 per person)
- •Spa treatments and specialty restaurants
- •Internet onboard
- •Gratuities (automatically charged at $15–20 per person per day)
💡 Book your cruise 6–9 months in advance for the best cabins and early-bird pricing. We help you choose the right itinerary and cabin type for your budget.
Do you need a visa for a cruise?
Ukrainian nationals need a Schengen visa for port calls in Europe. For Turkey, a separate visa or e-visa (obtained online) is required. We handle all the necessary visas to match your specific itinerary.
How to choose a cabin
- •Interior (no porthole) — the most affordable option, ideal if you plan to spend little time in your cabin
- •Ocean view — slightly more expensive, with natural light
- •Balcony — our top recommendation: enjoy your morning coffee with a sea view
- •Suite — VIP experience, generous space, and additional privileges included