by Danielle Fear | Oct 8, 2018 | Cruises, Destinations
Aegean Odyssey will call at Alexandria (Al-Iskandariyya in Arabic), Egypt, later this month and we’re incredibly excited to be taking our guests back to this ancient land. Egypt is a place filled with wonderful history, culture and intrigue, and it’s a destination...
by Danielle Fear | Aug 14, 2018 | Cruise Spotlight, Cruises
In December 2018, Aegean Odyssey will let go her lines in the port of Piraeus and begin her epic Grand Odyssey sailing. This 129-day journey is our longest to date and calls to some of the most incredible destinations on earth, including Sri Lanka, India, South...
by Danielle Fear | Jul 10, 2018 | Cruises, Destinations
Aegean Odyssey visited Norway for the very first time recently and it was a breath-taking experience for everyone onboard. The scenery was stunning, and each port offered something unique and exciting. Our blog today is highlighting some of the ports we visited – and...
by Danielle Fear | May 11, 2018 | Cruises, On board the Aegean Odyssey, Passengers' journals
Aegean Odyssey is currently sailing her ‘Ancient Greece and Dalmatian Coast’ cruise and on board we have Brandenburg Artistic Director Bob Porter. Bob is leading our guests forward in building a choir at sea, a choir quite unlike any other. Our ‘Sing...
by Sophie Green | Apr 25, 2018 | Cruises, Destinations, History, Lecturers
2018 marks the 500th anniversary of the birth of an artist remarkable even by the exalted standards of 16th century Italy – Tintoretto (‘little dyer’, named in honour of his father’s profession); or, if you prefer, Jacopo Comin, his given name; or Jacopo Robusti, the...
by Sophie Green | Apr 3, 2018 | Cruises, Destinations, Excursions, Lecturers
Voyages to Antiquity’s 15-day British Isles circumnavigation cruise, departing 22 July 2018, visits Tresco Abbey Garden in the company of Royal Horticultural Society judge John Hughes, as well many other attractions in England, Scotland, Wales and Ireland....
