Itinerary
Begin in Athens and finish in Rome on a 13 day journey that blends classical landmarks with Mediterranean coastlines. You’ll explore Athens – from neoclassical boulevards to the Acropolis – then cross the Peloponnese for Olympia. Sail from Greece to Italy, calling at Alberobello’s trulli and Matera’s ancient Sassi, with time in Naples, Capri and Sorrento. Continue south through Cilento to Sicily – think Taormina with Mount Etna views, Baroque Catania, Ortigia in Syracuse and Agrigento’s Valley of the Temples – plus Marsala’s salt pans, hilltop Erice and Palermo with Monreale’s golden mosaics. Return via Pompeii’s ruins before rolling into Rome. Expect varied scenery, rich history and relaxed pacing.
day 1Athens
Welcome to Athens. We’ll transfer you to your hotel on arrival, and you’ll have free time to relax or take a short stroll at your own pace. In the afternoon, please check the information boards at hotel reception for details about the start of your tour. Please note: This tour may have travellers joining or departing at various points along the route, meaning group composition can change during the tour. Please also be aware that depending on group composition, guiding may be in additional languages as well as English.
day 2Athens
day 3Athens
day 4Patras
day 5Brindisi
day 6Naples
day 7Salerno
day 8Taormina
day 9Taormina
day 11Palermo
day 12Palermo - Naples Ferry
day 13Rome
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