10 nights · 13. April - 23. April 2027 · Valletta → Antalya
Ten nights span the arc from Malta to the Turkish Riviera, following the traces of the great Mediterranean civilisations. Le Dumont d'Urville links Phoenician, Greek and Roman stages, from Valletta via Corfu and Athens to Ephesus and Antalya. Marina and Zodiacs open small coves, the Blue Eye underwater lounge becomes an observation room for the world beneath the keel. 184 guests, premium all-inclusive, an arc of civilisations across the eastern Mediterranean.
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The capital of Malta is one of the smallest yet richest capitals in the world …
In antiquity, Syracuse was one of the most powerful cities in the Mediterranean and the home of Archimedes …
Gallipoli (Italian for "beautiful city") on Apulia's Salentino coast juts out on a rocky island into the sea …
Corfu blends Greek, Italian, French and English influences …
Itea on the Gulf of Corinth is the closest harbour to Delphi - the most important oracle sanctuary of antiquity, only 10 kilometres away …
Lavrion (also Lavrio) sits at the south-eastern tip of Attica, some 60 kilometres from Athens, and is today one of Greece's foremost sailing harbours …
Volos lies on the Pagasetic Gulf at the foot of the legendary Mount Pelion in Thessaly …
Kusadasi on Turkey's Aegean coast is the gateway to the ancient city of Ephesus - one of the best-preserved ruined cities in the world, with the Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World …
Alanya lies on Turkey's Mediterranean coast in Antalya province, dominated by the massive Seljuk castle perched on a 250-metre rocky peninsula …
This Turkish Mediterranean metropolis is the gateway to the Turkish Riviera and home to Kaleiçi, a well-preserved Ottoman and Roman old town …
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