Istanbul – Antalya · 29 May – 9 June 2027

Arriving by ship in Istanbul, you are greeted by a vast waterfront where busy harbour traffic meets the domes and minarets of the historic skyline. From the port, the great sights lie nearby across the shore and hills, with the Bosphorus adding a restless, dramatic energy to the whole city.

Dikili is a relaxed Aegean port with a broad seafront, low-rise townscape and hills rising behind the bay. Arriving by ship, you get a feel for its easygoing coastal atmosphere, with beaches, waterfront cafés and the wider İzmir region’s sunlit shoreline nearby.

Arriving in Cesme, you are welcomed by a bright Aegean coast of clear water, low hills and a lively marina atmosphere shaped by ferries, fishing boats and seaside promenades. Nearby, the town is known for its relaxed resort feel, with waterfront cafés, beaches and the historic castle overlooking the bay.

Approaching Pythagoreio by sea, you see a compact harbour town backed by low hills, with whitewashed buildings, fishing boats and a relaxed Aegean island atmosphere. From the port, the waterfront and old-town lanes are nearby, and the wider coast of Samos invites gentle walks and views rather than big-city bustle.

Approaching Patmos by sea, you are met by a dry, sunlit island landscape, whitewashed houses climbing above the harbour, and a calm Aegean atmosphere. From the port, the main town and nearby hilltop sights make an inviting backdrop, while the waterfront itself feels relaxed, with ferries, fishing boats, and café life setting the scene.

Arriving by sea, Datça feels bright, relaxed, and distinctly Aegean, with a long waterfront backed by low hills and a coast of clear blue water. From the harbour area, the town invites you toward nearby cafés, marinas, and seaside promenades, while the wider peninsula promises rocky coves and open views rather than big-city bustle.

Arriving by ship, the Dalyan River area feels calm and scenic, with reed-lined waterways, low green hills, and a laid-back small-town atmosphere rather than a busy commercial port. Nearby, visitors can look out for the river landscape, traditional boats, and the dramatic Lycian rock tombs set high in the cliffs above the water.

Fethiye greets ships with a wide turquoise bay, pine-covered hills and a laid-back Mediterranean atmosphere. From the harbour, the town stretches around the waterfront, while nearby you can look out for the rock tombs in the cliffs and the yacht-filled marina that gives the coast its lively, nautical feel.

Kaş is a relaxed Mediterranean harbour town, with a compact waterfront backed by whitewashed houses, hillsides, and clear blue water. Arriving by ship, you get a fine sense of the rocky Lycian coast; nearby, the small marina, seaside streets, and views toward the islands give the place an easy, sunlit atmosphere.

Kastellorizo greets ships with a small, sheltered harbour framed by steep, sunlit hills and pastel houses rising above the water. Near the waterfront you can enjoy the quiet, far‑eastern Aegean atmosphere, with rocky coves, clear blue sea and the compact island settlement close at hand.

Arriving by ship in Antalya, you come to a busy stretch of Mediterranean coast backed by steep hills and a modern city spreading inland. Nearby, visitors can head toward the old harbour and historic quarter, while the wider shoreline is known for bright water, palm-lined promenades, and a warm holiday atmosphere.