9-night voyage on the Azamara Onward | Sailing from Venice to Athens
Sun, June 20 - Tues, June 29, 2027
Croatia Intensive Cruise: Zadar, Split & Dubrovnik
Experience the beauty of the Adriatic and Mediterranean as you sail with Trish on a special Virtuoso Voyage aboard Azamara Onward, traveling from Venice, Italy, to Athens, Greece. This extraordinary journey combines charming coastal towns, historic cities, and breathtaking scenery with Azamara’s signature small-ship experience. Your adventure begins in romantic Venice before sailing to the picturesque Croatian seaside town of Opatija, known for its elegant waterfront promenades and historic villas. Continue to Zadar, where ancient Roman ruins meet modern waterfront attractions, and Split, home to the magnificent Diocletian’s Palace. Discover the medieval charm of Korčula, with its narrow cobblestone streets and beautiful island setting, before arriving in Dubrovnik, the famous walled city overlooking the sparkling Adriatic Sea.
The journey continues to Kotor, Montenegro, where dramatic mountains surround a spectacular bay and a beautifully preserved medieval Old Town. Then, experience the Greek island of Crete with a visit to Chania, known for its colorful Venetian harbor, winding streets, and authentic Mediterranean atmosphere. Your voyage concludes in historic Athens, where ancient wonders and modern Greek culture come together. Throughout the journey, enjoy Azamara’s intimate atmosphere, exceptional service, and destination-focused cruising, along with the added benefits of traveling on a Virtuoso Voyage hosted by Trish of The Connected Traveler. From Croatia’s stunning coastline to the timeless beauty of Greece, this is an unforgettable opportunity to explore some of the Mediterranean’s most captivating destinations while sharing the experience with fellow travelers.
Pricing Starts at $3,465 per person
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Cruise Itinerary
Itinerary details, including arrival/departure times and days of port calls, are subject to change.