Voyages to Antiquity adds 6 new countries and 17 new ports

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Voyages to Antiquity has added 6 new countries and 17 new ports of call to its new 2019 programme on board Aegean Odyssey, the cruise line’s small 350 passenger ship.

She will sail to Denmark, Sweden, Finland, Estonia, Poland and Germany – together with 17 new ports of call including Stockholm Helsinki and Tromso feature in next years brand new European programme. 

The cultural cruise line’s 2019 programme marks the long-awaited return to the Black Sea, with stops in Varna in Bulgaria, Constanza in Romania and Odessa in the Ukraine.

A maiden voyage around the Baltic includes three days in St Petersburg (Russia) to best appreciate its artistic and architectural wonders. And another brand-new itinerary takes the small ship Aegean Odyssey to Norway’s Arctic North Cape, the legendary ‘Land of the Midnight Sun’, to experience nature at its most pristine and majestic.

Returning for 2019 will be the extremely popular Norwegian Fjords and Iceland programmes, as well as the classic Mediterranean circuits for which Voyages to Antiquity is so renowned.

To celebrate the launch of the new brochure, Voyages to Antiquity is offering savings of up to £1,200 per cabin on all 2019 bookings until the end of March 2018. 

Highlights of the new programme include:

The Black Sea & Greek Islands, a 14-day cruise that allows guests to enjoy wine tasting in Romania and experience the Roman Baths of Varna (Bulgaria). With a two-night stay in Athens to begin, ports of call include Athens, Piraeus (Greece), Varna (Bulgaria), Constanza (Romania), Odessa (Ukraine), Limnos (Greek Islands), Volos (Greece), Skiathos and Patmos (Greek Islands), disembarking in Piraeus (Greece). The cruise is priced from £2,850 per person, based on 2 May 2019 departure.

The 16-day ‘Land of the Midnight Sun’ cruise departs from London and invites guests to cruise Norway’s North Cape, the Lofoten Islands (Norway) and architectural haven Alesund (Norway). Further ports of call include Lerwick (Shetland Islands, Scotland), Bergen, Honningsvag, Tromso, Trondheim, Hellesylt, Geiranger, Stavanger (all Norway) and an overnight stay in Copenhagen (Denmark), before disembarking for the flight home. The cruise is priced from £2,995 per person, based on 18 June 2019 departure.

The 14-day ‘Baltic Capitals & St Petersburg’ cruise departs from Copenhagen (Denmark) and calls at Stockholm (Sweden), Helsinki (Finland), a two-night stay in St Petersburg (Russia), Tallinn (Estonia), Gdynia (Poland) and Warnemunde (for Berlin, Germany) before returning to Copenhagen (Denmark) where guests disembark. The cruise is priced from £2,995 per person, based on 3 July 2019 departure.

The no-fly 16-day Iceland, Faroes & Shetlands round-trip sailing departs Tilbury (London, England) and calls at Lerwick (Shetland Islands, Scotland), Heimaey, Reykjavik, Isafjordur, Akureyri, Husavik (all Iceland), Torshavn (Faroe Islands), Kirkwall (Orkney Islands), Rosyth (both Scotland) before disembarking in Tilbury (London, England). The cruise is priced from £2,995 per person, based on 30 July 2019 departure.

‘The Norwegian Fjords’ 15-day cruise begins in Copenhagen (Denmark) and calls at Grenaa (Denmark), Oslo, Kristiansand, Stavanger, Flam, Bergen, Hellesylt, Geiranger, Olden, Ulvik (all Norway) and Rosyth (Scotland), disembarking in Tilbury (London, England). The cruise is priced from £2,995 per person, based on 16 July 2019 departure.

Prices include return flights, all meals and drinks with dinner on-board, guest speaker programme, onboard gratuities and shore excursions.

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