Cruises to Palermo, Sicily and Athens, Greece

To many travelers, a Mediterranean or Eastern European cruise is incomplete without visiting the cities of Palermo, Sicily, and Athens, Greece. It's a great way to visit Europe without the inconvenience of worrying about accommodations and transportation between cities. Luckily on cruise lines, like Royal Caribbean and Oceania Cruises, you'll be sure to get the most out of your Mediterranean or Eastern Europe cruise with stops in these two important cities as part of the itinerary.
  1. Marina (Oceania Cruises)

    • On the Marina ship, Oceania Cruises offers a spectacular 12-day Western Mediterranean cruise that visits 9 port cities, including Palermo and Athens, along the way. Departing from Rome, the Marina itinerary includes stops in Florence, Bonifacio, Sardinia, Palermo, Malta, Athens, Volos and Kusadashi, arriving finally in Istanbul. The Marina is to debut in February 2011 as a 65,000-ton vessel with a capacity of 1,252 passengers and with on board features including as a culinary arts center and ten different restaurants.

      Oceania Cruises
      8300 NW 33rd Street, Suite 308
      Miami, Florida 33122
      800-531-5658
      www.oceaniacruises.com

    Brilliance of the Sea (Royal Caribbean)

    • Travel aboard Brilliance of the Sea, for a 12-day Royal Caribbean Eastern Mediterranean cruise departing from Barcelona, with stops at Palermo, Athens, Rhodes, Alexandria and finally Malta. Brilliance of the Sea is a mid-sized ship with a variety of restaurants, a fitness facility that offers rock-climbing, and world-class amenities and activities, such as miniature and virtual golf.

      Royal Caribbean International
      1050 Caribbean Way
      Miami, Florida 33132
      305-539-6000
      www.royalcaribbean.com

    Mariner of the Seas (Royal Caribbean)

    • Set sail for Palermo and Athens on the Mariner of the Seas, for a 13-day Eastern Mediterranean cruise from Royal Caribbean International. The cruise departs from Rome and arrives in Rochester, with stops in Crete, Ashdod, Haifa, Kusadasi and Naples, in addition to Palermo and Athens. The Mariner of the Seas is a Voyager-class vessel that holds 3,114 passengers, with 22,000 feet set aside for kids' areas, as well as a variety of luxury-class eateries and amenities.

      Royal Caribbean International
      1050 Caribbean Way
      Miami, FL 33132
      305-539-6000
      www.royalcaribbean.com

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