Welcome to Split! This atmospheric city is stunningly located between coastal mountains and the glistening turquoise waters of the Adriatic. Discover UNESCO site Diocletian’s Palace, amble down the postcard-perfect Riva Promenade and explore the cobblestoned maze of Old Town. Once you’re done exploring, get into the spirit of Fjaka, the Dalmatian art of doing nothing, as you relax at one of the dozens of bars, cafes and restaurants lining the city’s walls.

Vis Island is a secret slice of the Adriatic, affording coastal tranquillity and showstopping natural beauty. Explore the charming town of Vis, bathe in secluded coves and visit the praised Blue Cave on nearby Biševo Island. Savour local seafood, historic military tunnels and slow island vibes.

Zadar, a city on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, is known for the Roman and Venetian ruins of its peninsular Old Town. There are several Venetian gates in the city walls. Surrounding the Roman-era Forum is 11th-century St. Mary’s Convent, with religious art dating to the 8th century. There’s also the grand, 12th-century St. Anastasia’s Cathedral and the round, 9th-century pre-Romanesque Church of St. Donatus.

Welcome to Dubrovnik, the pearl of the Adriatic. Famous for its distinctive terracotta rooftops, gleaming limestone streets and medieval architecture, no trip to Croatia is complete without a visit to Dubrovnik. Walk along the city walls, take a cable car to Mount Srd for impeccable views or kayak to the turquoise waters of Lokrum Island.

Croatia’s sixth-largest island—once known as Melaina Korkyra (Black Korkyra) because its vast oak forests reminded Greek settlers of Corfu—is covered in pine trees, olive groves and vineyards.

Korčula Old Town is the island’s treasured highlight and a UNESCO World Heritage Site candidate. Its stone architecture and historic ambiance reflect almost four centuries of Venetian rule, with towered gates, lion statues, magnificent palazzos and elaborate stonework peppering the charming streets. Venturing out of the Old Town, you will encounter historic villages, picturesque bays, waterfront promenades and welcoming locals.

Welcome to Brindisi! From here, you can easily explore the beautiful Puglia region, considered one of the best kept secrets in southern Italy. Be sure to stop in the town of Lecce, known for its Baroque architecture and ancient Roman amphitheatre.

Welcome to Sarande, the capital of the Albanian Riviera! Once a sleepy fishing village, Sarande is now a thriving coastal city. When you’re done beach hopping, be sure to shop the markets along the boulevard and admire the views from Lekursi Castle.

Welcome to Zakynthos! Located in the Ionian Sea, this Greek Island is renowned for its impossible blue waters and craggy limestone cliffs. Laze on the iconic Shipwreck Beach, explore the impressive Blue Caves, swim with loggerhead sea turtles at Turtle Island or shop for the perfect souvenir in one of many craft shops.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea.

Situated a few hours drive from Athens, this charming seaport town will make you feel like you’re on an island. Beautiful beaches, delicious dining, shopping and friendly locals will ensure that you’re time here is full of cultural enrichment.

Disembark Seabourne Quest in Piraeus, Greece today. As the birthplace of democracy, Athens is steeped in history, which you can discover for yourself at the Acropolis and National Archaeological Museum. Afterwards, take a stroll through Plaka, a neighbourhood teeming with cobblestoned streets, sidewalk cafes and tiny local stores.. Enjoy a 1-night luxury hotel stay to explore this beautiful city.