• Leave behind the modern town of Volos and enter antiquity, as you pass by lush vegetation on a drive up along the slopes of Mount Pelion.
• Arrive at Makrinitsa Village and join your local knowledgeable guide on a walking tour of the town, as you enjoy the traditional architecture and the incredible view of the Pagasetic Gulf from way up high on the side of Mount Pelion.
• Walk along the ancient, cobbled streets, browse the village's many crafts and souvenir shops, or simply relax at a cozy café with some delicious Greek cuisine.
• Continue on to Portaria, nicknamed the Queen of Pelion, where you can admire its many natural beauties and visit centuries-old churches or monasteries before heading back down to port.

• Begin day one with a drive over the Golden Horn to the Old Town, where you walk to visit the Topkapı Palace, a great walled complex hugging the shores of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn that was once the residence of Ottoman sultans.
• After a delicious lunch of Turkish favorites, continue to the Underground Cistern, the largest ancient underground reservoir under the city.
• Next, stop at one of the most colorful sites in the ancient city, the Grand Bazaar, to shop following a presentation on the history of Turkish carpet making. Then, return to the port to rest for your next adventure.
• Begin day two with a drive back to the Old Town, arriving to the ancient Hippodrome of Constantinople, used for chariot races in ancient times, then to the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I, known as the Blue Mosque and the only original mosque in the world with six minarets.
• Next, visit St. Sophia Mosque, which originated as a church in 360 AD under Constantine.
• Then head to the Bosphorus River to boat along the shoreline for views of the Dolmabahçe Palace, the Beylerbeyi Palace, and the few remaining towers of the Anadolu Hisar, where you can see the city’s connection to the Black Sea.
• Begin day one with a drive over the Golden Horn to the Old Town, where you walk to visit the Topkapı Palace, a great walled complex hugging the shores of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn that was once the residence of Ottoman sultans.
• After a delicious lunch of Turkish favorites, continue to the Underground Cistern, the largest ancient underground reservoir under the city.
• Next, stop at one of the most colorful sites in the ancient city, the Grand Bazaar, to shop following a presentation on the history of Turkish carpet making. Then, return to the port to rest for your next adventure.
• Begin day two with a drive back to the Old Town, arriving to the ancient Hippodrome of Constantinople, used for chariot races in ancient times, then to the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I, known as the Blue Mosque and the only original mosque in the world with six minarets.
• Next, visit St. Sophia Mosque, which originated as a church in 360 AD under Constantine.
• Then head to the Bosphorus River to boat along the shoreline for views of the Dolmabahçe Palace, the Beylerbeyi Palace, and the few remaining towers of the Anadolu Hisar, where you can see the city’s connection to the Black Sea.
• Lunch is included on day one, with two non-alcoholic drinks. Additional beverages are available for purchase with lunch.
• Tour involves extensive walking and standing.
• The boat trip depends on weather conditions. The boat is not a luxury boat. Drinks are available for purchase on the boat.
• Guests must be able to walk Approx 4-6 miles.
• The cruise will be shared with independent guests.

• Drive over the Golden Horn into the ancient side of Istanbul to reach the ancient Hippodrome, which was the center of Byzantium life for 1,000 years, and the social center of the Ottoman Empire for another 400 years.
• Stop for a traditional Turkish lunch, including local favorites and a glass of wine.
• Next, visit the Mosque of Sultan Ahmed I, known as The Blue Mosque, renowned for its architectural harmony, proportion, and elegance, and is unique as it is the only original mosque in the world with six minarets.
• Continue to Topkapi Palace, a great walled complex hugging the shores of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn that was once the residence of Ottoman sultans.
• Make a visit to St. Sophia Museum, originated in 326 under Constantine the Great and now the most important Byzantine monument in Istanbul.
• Head to one of the most colorful sites of Istanbul, the Grand Bazaar, where you can shop in the covered, exotic section or opt for the open modern section.
• During your time in the Grand Bazaar, enjoy a presentation on the unique art of Turkish carpets with some traditional snacks.
• Shorts are not allowed in the mosques and shoulders must be covered during mosque visit.
• You must be able to walk approximately three miles in total over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, inclines, and 40 to 65 steps, thus watch your step at all times.
• One soft drink, or one glass of beer or wine, tea or coffee, and water are included.
• Local alcoholic and soft drinks including water, tea, and coffee, and local pastries are included at carpet demo.
• Snacks and local food are available for purchase in Grand Bazaar.
• Lunch includes vegetables in olive oil, a main course, and dessert.

• Drive over the Golden Horn into the ancient side of Istanbul through the crowded business section, stopping at the St. Sophia Museum, which originated in 326 under Constantine the Great.
• Spend time exploring the most important Byzantine monument in the world, famous for its immense dome and beautiful frescoes and mosaics.
• Next, stop at Topkapi Palace, a great walled complex hugging the shores of the Bosphorus and Golden Horn that was home to three centuries of Sultans.
• View its series of courtyards connecting various buildings, which now house an astonishing collection of Chinese porcelain, treasures, the Topkapi dagger, and the celebrated Topkapi diamond.
• Finally, visit one of the most colorful sites of Istanbul; the Grand Bazaar, which is composed of two sections - the exotic covered part with its maze of vendor stalls, and the modern part known for artwork and reliable shopping.
• During your time in the Grand Bazaar, enjoy a presentation on the unique art of Turkish carpets.
• This tour involves approximately 7 miles walk over the entire duration of the tour.

• Your journey across continents begins with a scenic drive over the Golden Horn to the city’s Old Town, where you arrive at the ancient Hippodrome of Constantinople, a square which for centuries served as the center of Byzantium life and later, the social hub of the Ottoman Empire.
• Continue to the Blue Mosque, renowned for its architectural harmony, proportion and elegance, along with its six stunning minarets, before walking to the Topkapi Palace, a great walled complex that served as the home for three centuries of Ottoman Sultans.
• Stroll through the series of courtyards, as you admire the palace’s astonishing collection of Chinese porcelain, treasures, the Topkapi dagger, the celebrated Topkapi Diamond and much more.
• Next, journey through history in the corridors of the Archaeology Museum, which houses an extensive collection of artifacts documenting the city’s Byzantine and Ottoman history. Wander past these interactive exhibits, which include sarcophagi from the Royal Necropolis of Sidon, before returning to your ship and retiring for the evening.
• On your second day, drive back to the Old Town on your way to the Hagia Sophia, originally a Greek Orthodox church from 360 A.D. and now a stunning museum, famous for its immense dome, beautiful frescoes and impressive mosaics.
• After, explore the Grand Bazaar, one of the largest and oldest covered markets in the world with more than 4,000 shops. Navigate the bustling maze of streets and lanes, as you admire the various sections of the bazaar, from carpets, jewelry and leather goods to souvenirs, textiles and antiques.
• Stop by the open and modern section of the Grand Bazaar, which offers the best art and most reliable shopping, before watching a presentation on the unique art of Turkish carpets and returning to your ship.

• Your ride first stops at the Spice Market at the southern end of the Galata Bridge, where you can stroll the market filled with the delightful fragrances of the exotic East before heading out to the Old City on foot through its narrow streets.
• Enjoy a comfortable drive to Istanbul with a guide who shares information on all the things to do and places to be, as well as answer any questions you may have.
• You may choose to stay onboard your vehicle, which next stops at the lively Grand Bazaar, a shopper's paradise, and one of the largest and oldest covered bazaars in the world.
• Walk the maze of over 60 streets and alleys and 4,000 shops and vendor stalls with authentic, handmade goods and from here, set out to discover the Old City on your own.
• After you've fully absorbed the history and culture of the city, board a vehicle that brings you back to the ship.

• See the lights of the Old City sparkle on an evening drive over the Golden Horn via the Galata Bridge to see the Sea Walls of Constantinople on the shores of Propontis and overlooking the Sea of Marmara.
• Stop for photos of the magnificent of Blue Mosque, also known as the Sultan Ahmet Mosque, as it was built over a seven-year period in 1609 by Sultan Ahmet.
• See the German Fountain and Obelisks in the Byzantine Hippodrome, once at the heart of then- Constantinople’s political and sporting life and now a tranquil city park.
• Continue past St. Sophia Mosque, built in the sixth century and an outstanding example of Byzantine architecture, then back to the port crossing over Ataturk Bridge.

• Take a short walk to the pier to board a motorboat for a cruise along the shores of the stunning Bosphorus Strait.
• Take in magnificent views of the coastal shores of Istanbul, known as the hidden capital of the world, as you indulge in rich Turkish cuisine, stylishly prepared.
• Enjoy Istanbul-centric entertainment during your journey on the Bosphorus, with a variety of enchanting dance and musical performances.
• After dinner, you can join in the night’s celebration by dancing to the music provided by an international DJ or continue to revel in the views with a drink under the stars.

• Marvel at ancient Ephesus, one of the most magnificent excavations in the world.
• See the well-preserved Faustina Baths in Miletus, once an important Ionian port.
• Admire the impressive Temple of Apollo in Didyma.
• On this tour, guests may encounter considerable walking under the hot sun and over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, with inclines and a great many steps.
• Guests should watch their step to avoid falling.

• Tour the House of the Virgin Mary, a site visited by three Roman Catholic popes, where the mother of Jesus is said to have spent the last years of her life.
• Take in day-to-day life in modern Ephesus, where the new mixes seamlessly with the ancient.
• Marvel at the wonders of antiquity at Ephesus, a city that has withstood occupation from a number of conquerors, and where you'll find remarkably well-preserved ruins.
• On this tour, guests may encounter a considerable amount of walking over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, with some inclines.
• The order of the tour may vary.

• Explore ancient Ephesus, one of the world's most fascinating excavations, where you'll view an array of historical ruins and will follow in the steps of Anthony and Cleopatra along the Arcadian Way.
• Enjoy a visit to the newly restored Ephesus Archaeological Museum and view the stunning exhibits, featuring a collection of impressive artifacts and remnants from Ephesus.
• Take part in an educational and colorful carpet presentation in downtown Kusadasi.
• On this tour, guests may encounter a considerable amount of walking over uneven and cobblestone surfaces, with some inclines.
• Guest most be prepared with comfortable shoes, hat, shades and solar protection for high temperatures.

• Tour the home where the Blessed Virgin Mary is said to have spent the last years of her life.
• View Ephesus's most important ruins, including the Odeon, the Fountain of Trajan, the steam baths of Scholastika, Temple of Hadrian, Library of Celsus, and the Grand Theater.
• Browse downtown Kusadasi, pop into interesting shops, and chat with locals.
• On this tour, guests may encounter considerable walking over uneven surfaces including gravel, dirt, and cobblestones, with some inclines and many steps.
• The order of the tour may vary.
• Full participation in this tour may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, and/or steep terrain. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.

• Walk the magnificent ruins the ancient city of Ephesus with a knowledgeable guide, viewing the baths, Celsus Library, the Great Theatre, and more.
• See the remnants of the terrace houses, residences of wealthy city dwellers, built in the first century B.C.
• Feast on a meze-style, Roman-inspired lunch with wine.
• On this tour, guests will encounter uneven pavement, cobblestone surfaces, inclines, and as many as 100 steps.
• Guest most be prepared with comfortable shoes, hat, shades and solar protection for high temperatures and long periods of standing and walking.

• The village of Lindos is pedestrian-only; guests will be required to walk 1 mile over even and cobblestone surfaces with inclines. To reach the buses guests must walk downhill and return uphill (approximately 900 feet). During high season, a small bus makes round trip transfers for guests with limited mobility.
• On this tour, guests will encounter 292 steps to reach the Lindos Acropolis.

• Take a walking tour to discover historic Lindos, once a mighty city of ancient Greece.
• Enjoy panoramic views from the Acropolis of the city of Lindos and St. Pauls’ Bay.
• Climb to the top of this incredible archeological ruin located on the eastern shores of Rhodes.
• Excursion involves 1 mile over even/cobblestone surfaces built on an incline.
• Guests with physical restrictions must take this into consideration.
• Guests must climb 292 steps to reach the Lindos Acropolis.
• Guests may be required to wait in long lines to enter some of the popular sites.
• During high season, a small bus makes round trip transfers for guests with limited mobility.
• Drive to/from Rhodes is approximately 1 hour each way.
• Rhodes is famous for pottery and ceramic art. Guests participating on this tour will have a stop at a traditional Ceramic workshop to enjoy a short demonstration and shop.
• Tour buses park in the upper level parking lot. The walk downhill and return uphill is approximately 0.2 miles.

• Stroll through Rhodes’s historic and well-preserved Old Town, following in the footsteps of knights.
• Marvel at Old Town churches, marble coat of arms of the knights, Jewish Quarter, and the Inns of the Knights.
• Learn about the Agora and Collachium where the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem lived and worked.
• Visit the impressive restored Palace of the Grand Masters and marvel at Hellenistic and early Christian mosaics.
• Walk down the Street of the Knights, admiring mosaics, medieval towers, and emblazoned facades.
• Guests must be able to walk approximately 2 miles over cobblestone surfaces and uneven terrain, and negotiate 80 plus steps. Tour order may vary.
• Flash photography is not permitted in Palace of the Grand Masters.
• Guests will have 30 minutes for shopping at Sokratous’s Street before making their way to Marine Gate to return to the ship.

• Visit Kallithea Springs, whose waters were known to the ancients as having beneficial properties; explore the beautiful grounds of this seaside spa, popular with visitors from around the world.
• Learn all about bees, so important to global farming and ecology, at the Bee Museum.
• Sample the local honey and perhaps buy a jar to take home with you.
• Savor some local delicacies and the de rigueur glass of ouzo at a local tavern.
• The tour involves climbing approximately 30 steep steps at the Kallithea Springs.

• Visit the Grand Masters Palace, a massive fortification built in the 1300s designed to withstand repeated attacks from invaders.
• Explore this medieval town, never abandoned through the ages and beautifully preserved.
• Enjoy a traditional Greek brunch.

• Stroll through the village of Oia and admire the classic Cycladic architecture that lines the streets.
• Gaze out at stunning panoramas of Santorini’s jagged seaside cliffs.
• Stop in the village of Fira and enjoy some time to browse the local shops.
• One-way Cable car ticket from Fira to tender loading included.

• Stroll along the picturesque streets of Pyrgos village, home to the remnants of a large Venetian fortress and the historical monastery of Profitis Ilias.
• Take spectacular photos from atop Profitis Elias Hill, whose lookout affords incredible views of Santorini island.
• Visit Venetsanos Winery and sample several delicious mezes, a traditional selection of small local dishes. Enjoy an unlimited quantity of locally-produced wine with your typical Greek appetizers.
• Guests must be able to walk approximately one mile over varying terrain, steep inclines, and negotiate 30-40 steps.
• Guests must be able to walk one-half mile on their own in Fira Town to reach cable car station.
• Guests must be able to walk uphill for 450 feet to reach Mitropolis church.
• Foreign currencies not accepted in many venues.
• One-way cable car ticket from Fira to tender loading included.
• Expect waiting and queuing time at cable car station.

• Your first stop is the picturesque village of Oia, perched high atop the cliffs of Santorini's northern terminus, which is known for its quiet beauty and breathtaking views of neighboring volcanoes.
• Stroll with your guide through the narrow, cobblestone lanes amongst brilliantly whitewashed buildings, shops, sun-bathed cafés, and blue-domed churches.
• Continue on to Fira town, the capital of the island and the most cosmopolitan settlement of Santorini, for a guided walk through town.
• Afterward, sit down to a mouthwatering lunch of octopus, calamari, shrimp, fava, taramosalata, eggplant salad, and Greek salad.
• Delight in a glass of delicious local wine or beer while overlooking the spectacular caldera before your return to the port.
• Lunch and one glass or wine, beer, or soft drink are included.
• Guests walk approximately one mile over uneven cobblestone surfaces, with inclines, steps, and extended periods of standing.

• Journey through Santorini's rich volcanic countryside, admiring breathtaking scenery and scenic small villages.
• Visit a winery where you'll sample three local wines and tease your palate with traditional Greek snacks.
• Explore the charming village of Oia, wander its narrow cobblestone streets and marvel at the white stone buildings.
• Then continue to Fira town, the lovely capital of the island built on the rim of the caldera wall, before returning to your ship.

• Begin your comprehensive tour of Santorini at the ancient site of Akrotiri, which bears evidence of habitation more than 6,000 years ago and developed into a major urban hub 4,000 years ago but was buried by volcanic activity in the 17th century before being unearthed in 1967 to reveal significant archeological artifacts.
• Sample the island's finest local wines, including the notable Vinsanto, served with traditional mezze at a popular local winery.
• Continue to the picturesque, cliffside village of Oia, known for its quiet beauty, spectacular sunsets, and breathtaking views of neighboring volcanoes, to stroll through the narrow, cobblestone lanes between whitewashed buildings, sun-bathed cafés and blue-domed churches.
• Enjoy a lively Greek celebration with the food, wine and a traditional Greek dance performance at a renowned Greek restaurant.
• Then continue to Fira town, the lovely capital of the island built on the rim of the caldera wall, before returning to your ship.
• Lunch and wine tasting are included.
• Guests walk nearly two miles over various surfaces.
• Tour order may vary.
• Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.
• Headsets Included.

• Visit the Akrotiri site, a Bronze Age settlement preserved and destroyed by a volcanic eruption in 1627 B.C.
• Enjoy a guided tour of Akrotiri’s cobblestoned streets and well-preserved frescoes; peer into ancient shops and homes.
• Take in unparalleled views of the volcano’s caldera at the village of Oia.
• Expect waiting and queuing time at cable car station.
• Guests must be able to walk one-half mile on their own in Fira Town to reach cable car station.
• Full participation may require extended periods of walking over even and uneven surfaces, steep terrain and/or water activity in a slight current. There may be steps, inclines, cobblestone surfaces, and extended periods of standing. Participants with physical limitations should take this into account.
• One-way Cable car ticket from Fira to tender loading included. Expect waiting and queuing time at cable car station.

• Savor BBQ pork or chicken and souvlaki sticks while you cruise on the catamaran.
• Board the largest catamaran of Santorini and enjoy scenic views and fresh sea breezes.
• Swim in the private bay of Saint Nikolas.
• Enjoy time to explore Fira Town on your own.
• Sail around the caldera, see Volcano Island, and Hot Springs.
• Cable Car tickets are not included.

• Take an unforgettable walking tour and discover spectacular floor and wall mosaics at the Hellenistic mansions of Delos.
• Enjoy incredible views of the Cyclades archipelago on a scenic boat ride along the Aegean Sea.
• Guests must be able to walk approximately 10 minutes between shuttle station and pier to board ferry bound to/from Delos.
• Guests must be able to walk over varying terrain approximately two hours with extended periods of standing.
• Following tour in Delos, boat returns you to Mykonos harbor.
• After Aegean boat ride, guide leads you to bus shuttle station for return to ship.

• Stroll through lovely Mykonos, one of Greece's most iconic villages.
• See the Panagia Tourliani Monastery in Ano Mera, built in the 16th century and first dedicated to the Virgin Mary.
• Tour the magical island of Delos, said to be the birthplace of Apollo, Greek god of music, prophesy, and healing.
• On this tour, guests may encounter about three hours of walking over uneven terrain, sustained periods of standing, and some steps.
• The ferry is not exclusive to Celebrity.

• Savor a Greek appetizer, or “meze,” and sip on ouzo, an anise-flavored and famed aperitif.
• Visit the Panagia Tourliani, a 16th Century monastery in the village of Ano Mera.
• No cameras or video equipment permitted inside monastery and chapel.
• Guests must be able to walk approximately one-fourth mile over various surfaces with steep stairs at monastery and Ano Mera Square.
• No exposed shoulders or knees in monastery.
• Additional round trip walk of one-half mile between tender station and coach park may be required when vessel is at anchor.

• Guests will have about 1 1/2 hours at archeological site.
• Tour involves 1 1/2 mile long walk over steep inclines and uneven surfaces.
• Tour involves climbing 200 steps.
• Participants must disembark at the appointed time with their luggage through customs.
• Tour available for guests with flights departing after 3:30 pm from Athens Airport. Expect long queues, crowds and waiting time to enter the Acropolis.
• Guests may participate in this tour if they fall into any of the following categories: Guests with flights departing Athens Airport after 3:30PM on last day of cruise.

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