7 nights · 19. September - 26. September 2026 · Athens (Piraeus) → Athens (Piraeus)
Seven nights under white sails through the southern Aegean. From Athens the Star Flyer makes her way to Rhodes with the medieval city of the Knights of St John, on to the Turkish coast at Bodrum, the small bays of Dalyan, the volcanic caldera of Santorini and the small island of Hydra in the Argolic Gulf. A voyage shaped by ancient, Byzantine and Ottoman heritage.
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Piraeus is the gateway to Athens, Europe's oldest major city. The Acropolis with the Parthenon has towered over the city for 2,500 years - surrounded by a lively café culture and one of the finest fish markets in the Aegean.
Rhodes combines ancient and medieval history in a unique way. The Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights Hospitaller in the UNESCO-listed Old Town is one of the best-preserved knightly castles in the Mediterranean. Excursions lead to Lindos with its acropolis on a rocky spur above the sea.
Bodrum (ancient Halicarnassus) was the site of one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World (the Mausoleum). Today the town is Turkey's most stylish yachting destination, with whitewashed hotels, a Cycladic-feeling old town and the Crusader castle on the harbour.
Dalyan lies in the south-western Turkish province of Muğla, where the eponymous river winds through a vast labyrinth of reeds between Lake Köyceğiz and the Mediterranean. Above the boat trips loom the rock-cut Lycian tombs of ancient Kaunos, and on the offshore İztuzu beach loggerhead turtles come ashore to lay their eggs.
Santorini - properly Thira - sits on the rim of an extinct volcanic crater. The white houses of Fira and Oia with their blue domes, the breathtaking view into the caldera and the deep-black volcanic sand of its beaches make this one of the most iconic destinations in the Mediterranean.
Hydra is one of the few islands in the world without cars - donkeys, muleteers and water taxis are the only forms of transport. The historic harbour town of whitewashed captains' houses was one of the most important trading centres of the Aegean in the 19th century.
Piraeus is the gateway to Athens, Europe's oldest major city. The Acropolis with the Parthenon has towered over the city for 2,500 years - surrounded by a lively café culture and one of the finest fish markets in the Aegean.
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