Experience the Mediterranean like a local by combining Celestyal Cruises' enchanting Adriatic voyages into an unforgettable two-week journey. The cruise line offers two distinct Heavenly Adriatic itineraries that can be paired with their popular Idyllic Aegean cruises, allowing travelers to create a comprehensive 14-night Mediterranean exploration.
The Summer Heavenly Adriatic sailing charts a magnificent course from Athens through some of the region's most captivating ports. Passengers journey to the medieval wonderland of Kotor, the historic splendor of Split, and the romantic canals of Venice, before returning via Katakolo to Athens. For those seeking a different perspective, the classic Heavenly Adriatic itinerary weaves through an equally impressive array of destinations, including the dramatic coastline of Kefalonia, the stunning walled city of Dubrovnik, historic Bari, and the verdant island of Corfu.
Santorini, Greece (Photo Credit: Celestyal Cruises)
By combining these Adriatic adventures with the Idyllic Aegean cruise, travelers can experience the best of both seas. This extended journey incorporates beloved Greek islands like Santorini and Mykonos alongside the Adriatic gems, offering an unparalleled opportunity to immerse yourself in Mediterranean culture, cuisine, and landscapes.
For travelers ready to embark on these extraordinary voyages, Celestyal's Heavenly Fall Savings offer presents an incredible opportunity. Extended through December 10, 2024, the promotion features up to 50 percent savings on cabins and suites, with prices starting from just $319 per person for first and second guests. Families and groups can save even more, with triple and quad cabins offering up to 60 percent off for third and fourth guests.
This combination of extensive itineraries and significant savings makes now the perfect time to book your extended Mediterranean adventure with Celestyal Cruises.
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