From Venice to Athens: Sailing the Adriatic and Aegean Seas

Mali Losinj is known for its clean air, rich plant life, and peaceful bays. The old town has stone houses, shaded gardens, and narrow lanes that reflect its long history. The nearby Čikat Bay, surrounded by pine trees and trails, is often considered one of the most beautiful in the Adriatic. The island is popular for wellness and nature lovers.

Sibenik is a coastal town with a rich history and a well-preserved old center. Its top landmark, the Cathedral of St. James, is listed by UNESCO and known for its unique stone design. Explore the narrow streets and waterfront, where views of the sea meet medieval architecture and a laid-back Croatian vibe.

Dubrovnik is a walled city known for its well-preserved Old Town and impressive views. Its stone streets and red rooftops give it a unique charm. Walk along the city walls, visit historic landmarks such as the Minceta Tower, and enjoy the mix of culture, history, and sea views. Dubrovnik remains one of the highlights of the Adriatic.

Kotor lies at the end of a long bay surrounded by high mountains. It is one of the most impressive natural harbors in southern Europe. The old town has narrow streets, historic churches, and medieval walls. Its location and history make it one of the best-preserved coastal towns in the region.

Spend a peaceful day on board as the ship sails toward the Ionian Sea. Relax on deck, swim in the pool, or try optional activities like climbing the mast or steering under guidance. Enjoy quiet lounges, a small library, or—on Royal Clipper—a spa area for added comfort.

Corfu is one of the greenest Greek islands and sits close to the Albanian coast. The island offers beautiful scenery, a mix of cultural influences, and charming villages. Paleokastritsa is a popular spot with its clear water and rocky coastline. Corfu's historic center also features narrow streets and architecture shaped by Venetian and British rule.

Enjoy the experience of sailing aboard a tall ship. Watch the sails move with the wind as the ship glides across the water. You can relax on deck, swim in the pool, or take part in onboard activities. It's a great time to enjoy the sea views and slow pace of travel.

Gythio is a quiet port town in the Peloponnese with neoclassical buildings and a working harbor. Stroll its streets lined with cafés and small shops, or enjoy fresh seafood by the water. It's also a good base for trips to nearby sites like ancient Sparta. With scenic views and a peaceful feel, Gythio is a relaxing coastal stop.

Weather permitting, you'll approach Milos by tender to visit Kleftiko, where tall white cliffs meet turquoise waters. Known as the "Meteors of the Sea," these rock formations can only be reached by boat. The views and natural setting make this one of the most striking spots in the Cyclades.