Wed, April 16: Meet your Ambassadair Travel Director at the airport before boarding your overnight flight to Athens, Greece.

Thu, Apr 17: Arrive in Athens and join a local guide for a panoramic tour of this ancient city. Visit the Acropolis & Acropolis Museum, stroll around the Ancient Agora, and indulge in a traditional Taverna lunch prior to transferring to your modern, well-appointed, conveniently located hotel. Relax this evening and soak in the enchanting views of the Parthenon, which sits atop the Athenian Acropolis, from the rooftop terrace of your hotel. (Meals: Lunch)

Fri, Apr 18: Take a morning stroll to Syntagma Square (Constitution Square) with Old Royal Palace housing the Greek Parliament, the ceremonial Presidential Guard, and famed Tomb of the Unknown Solder. Explore Kolonaki, the hub for chic and elegant designer boutiques and galleries, located next to the historical and picturesque Plaka neighborhood and just a heartbeat away from Monastiraki with its famous traditional flea market. Though known for its ancient roots, modern Athens has plenty to offer, from scenic beaches to amazing Mediterranean restaurants and bustling central markets. Board Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Infinity in Athens. (B,D)

Sat, Apr 19: Volos, Greece’s newest port city, is located at the foot of Mount Pelion and the innermost point of the Pagasetic Gulf. City highlights include walking the Centaur’s Path, the Pelion railway, the seafront Anavros Park, the Castle of Volos, Dimini Archaeological Site, and the Anthanasakeion Archeological Museum of Volos. (B,L,D)

Sun, Apr 20: As the second largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki is known for its beauty, history, culture, and stunning coastline. A remnant of the city’s history as part of the Ottoman Empire, a visit to the White Tower is a highlight – and a trip atop the tower grants one stunning views of the city and shimmering gulf. In addition to its Ottoman roots, Thessaloniki was an essential part of the Byzantine Empire, whose influence can be seen in 5^th century churches, archeological sites, a 13^th century bathhouse, and archeological museums. (B,L,D)

Mon, Apr 21: Enjoy a day of rest and relaxation at sea and rejuvenate your way, whether by unwinding at the pool, treating yourself to a well-earned spa day, or relaxing in your room and ordering room service. (B,L,D)

Tue, Apr 22: Located on the southern coast of the island of Cyprus, Limassol is wonderful blend of historical and modern elements. For a look into the city’s ancient past, explore the Old City and visit the Medieval Castle and Museum, at which 12^th century monarch Richard the Lionheart held his wedding to Berengaria of Navarre. If beaches are more your speed, be sure to visit Petra tou Romiou, or Aphrodite’s Rock, where the ancient Greek goddess was believed to have emerged. (B,L,D)

Wed, Apr 23: Enjoy a second day of rest and relaxation at sea and rejuvenate your way, whether by unwinding at the pool, treating yourself to a well-earned spa day, or relaxing in your room and ordering room service. (B,L,D)

Thu, Apr 24: The largest of the Dodecanese Islands, Rhodes, Greece is one of the most popular tourist destinations in Europe and a shining gem of the Greek Isles. While not still standing today, Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, stood tall over the city. A testament to its ancient past, the city of Rhodes is home to many historic sites, such as the ruins of the Temple of Venus and the medieval Street of the Knights. For a stunning view of the town of Lindos and shimmering blue waters, climb to the ruins of the ancient Lindos Acropolis. (B,L,D)

Fri, Apr 25: Once the capital of the Roman province of Asia Minor, the coastal town of Kuşadasi, Turkey is full of shops, bars, and restaurants. It is also the main access point for the UNESCO World Heritage ruins of Ephesus. While the ruins of Ephesus have been tirelessly excavated for 150 years, only 20 percent of the city has been since uncovered. Wander the ancient city famed for the ministry of St. Paul and home to the Great Theater and Temple of Artemis, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. (B,L,D)

Sat, Apr 26: The picturesque island of Santorini allows one to experience the classic Greek seascape, with its stunning whitewashed houses and vibrant sea-blue roofs. For a historical experience of this ancient city, explore Oia and see the Minoan site of Akrotiri, visit the town of Pyrgos and the ruins of Pyrgos Castle, or traverse Megalochori. If you simply wish to relax and take in the incredible architecture of the island, Santorini’s volcanic past has led to the production of exceptional wines, which pair beautifully with its fresh and coastal Mediterranean cuisine. Either way, you’re bound to have an incredible day in Santorini. (B,L,D)

Sun, Apr 27: One of the most cosmopolitan of all the Greek Islands, Mykonos is home to beautiful beaches and classic Greek architecture. The most popular island in the Cyclades is bustling with a wide variety of shops, perfect for spending the day exploring designer boutiques or searching for the perfect souvenir. If you’re looking to enjoy Greek cuisine, a visit to the capital, Hora, boasts seaside restaurants with a spectacular view of the harbor. While certainly modern in culture, Mykonos has retained its traditional Cycladic architectural style, decorated with whitewashed buildings and vibrant colored roofs and domes. (B,L,D)

Mon, Apr 28: Disembark in Athens and fly home, arriving the same day. (B)