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- Venice, Italy
- We begin our cruise in the enchanting city of Venice, Italy. In this intimate setting, gondoliers serenade, delicate bridges lead to winding cobblestone streets, and glorious Renaissance architecture forms a fairy-tale backdrop. Join our pre-cruise vacation stretcher and take in all the must-see sights, such as St. Mark’s Square and Basilica, The Grand Canal, Doge’s Palace, Burano Island, Peggy Guggenheim Museum, Murano Island for glass blowing, Torcello Island for a hike, and of course, a gondola ride!
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(Vacation Stretcher to be announced approximately 1 year in advance of trip).
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- Rovinj, Croatia
- Rovinj is a beautiful, artsy, Venetian-influenced town on the Adriatic coast. The largest town on the Istrian peninsula, Rovinj is a site to see, with a rugged coastline, 19 islands and a pedestrian-only town center rich with history and culture. For the art savvy, be sure to see Leonardo da Vinci’s The Last Supper, located inside the baroque cathedral, Saint Euphemia’s Basilica. History buffs can learn about the history of Istria by walking the streets of the town, taking in the Venetian, Baroque and Austro-Hungarian architecture. If you like to be active, rent a bike or walk along the country paths that show you the greener side of the town.
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- Split, Croatia
- Split offers something for everyone, including history buffs, fashionistas and foodies. While it is best known for its over 700-year old Roman palace, Diocletian's Palace, the city also offers some of the best galleries, markets, shops and cafes in all of Europe. Don't miss the seafood market, located on Marmontova near the shoreline. And check out the vegetable market for a fantastic lunch alternative. Be sure to visit any of the city's pekara, or bakeries, for pastries and baked goods. Locals speak English, French, and German.
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- Dubrovnik, Croatia
- Dubrovnik is one of the most beautiful cities on the Croatian coast, often referred to as “the Pearl of the Adriatic”. It is a great walking city for lovers of culture and history, with centuries-old monasteries, churches, and synagogues. The medieval-era Old Town (a UNESCO World Heritage Site) is a walled city, and you can walk the 1.3-mile stretch some 80 feet above ground level for spectacular views of the narrow, cobblestone streets where pedestrians stroll from shop to shop, dine, and drink at al fresco cafes. If you're looking for a day of relaxation, simply sit and watch the world go by amid red-roofed stone buildings and the sparkling, aqua Adriatic Sea.
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- Corfu, Greece
- The island of Corfu has a rich architectural tradition, a strong cultural presence and ample opportunity to sample the local cuisine such as moussaka and dolmades. Corfu, 40 miles long and 20 miles across, has some of the best beaches in the region, and yet is also lush with tropical flora and fauna. Visit Corfu Town, a bustling contemporary city with an old town boasting Italianate architecture, Venetian monuments, an exceptional Byzantine church, The Liston, a French arcade that is the center of cafe life and much more, all framed by two hillside fortresses.
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- At Sea
- Your day at sea will be filled with fun, relaxation, great meals, and wonderful friends. Enjoy Olivia’s signature activities and entertainment or meet up with a special someone, then sit on the deck with a glass of wine and gaze out at the blue sea together.
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- Santorini, Greece
- Spectacular Santorini is the most scenically dramatic of all the Greek Islands and will thrill nature lovers and photographers alike -- pitch-black beaches, rugged landscape and stunning caldera (volcanic crater), whitewashed churches, clifftop houses, and spectacular sunsets makes this one of Greece’s most beloved islands. Browse the shops and enjoy a lazy lunch with a view, or explore other areas of this beautiful island by visiting the Village of Oia, Pyrgos Village, Boutari Winery or Perivolos Beach.
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- Mykonos, Greece
- Windswept Mykonos, known as the gay & lesbian hotspot in Greece, is just over 40 square miles of rugged terrain dotted with granite stone, windmills and blinding white-washed buildings -- all bordered by beach and backlit by blue skies. It's also one of the most visited of the Greek islands.
Visitors will find their choice of tavernas for al fresco dining, ouzo drinking and people watching, and sandy beaches and scenic views are everywhere -- landmark windmills, unique "cube" architecture, nearby islands (especially Ancient Delos, an archeological marvel accessible by 20-minute boat ride), and luxury yachts bobbing on the light blue Aegean Sea.
Take a stroll through Mykonos Town, filled with cobblestone alleys winding through cube-shaped restaurants, residences and boutiques. Mykonos is known for its beaches. Visit one of the gay beaches – Paradise, Super Paradise or Elia.
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- Athens, Greece
- Our cruise ends in ancient and picturesque Athens, Greece, home to the Acropolis & Parthenon, but the fun and adventure won’t end here! Book a tour of the Acropolis before heading to the airport or, better yet, join our post-cruise vacation stretcher and take in all the must-see sights. Athens highlights include the Acropolis & Parthenon, shopping in the Plaka, the Panathenean Stadium, home of the first modern Olympics in 1896 Roman Agora, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and more!
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(Vacation Stretcher details will be announced approximately 1 year in advance of the trip).
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