Sat, Apr 18: Meet your Ambassadair Travel Director at the airport before boarding your overnight flight to Athens, Greece.

Sun, Apr 19: Arrive in Athens and join a local guide for a panoramic tour of this ancient city. Spend time in the charming neighborhood of Plaka, with its picturesque streets and quaint shops. 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 at the Athens Capital Center Hotel – MGallery Collection. (Meals: Lunch)

Mon, Apr 20: This morning visit one of the world’s most iconic landmarks on our included tour. Take a walk up the fortified hill (Acropolis) to see the Parthenon, an architectural masterpiece built to honor the goddess, Athena. Explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site considered to be a symbol of ancient Greek civilization, democracy, and Western culture. Dig deeper into the history of this area as you visit the New Acropolis Museum, where archaeological treasures from the Greek Bronze Age to Roman and Byzantine Greece are housed and displayed. Afterwards, transfer to the Port of Athens and board Celebrity Cruises’ Celebrity Infinity, your home for the next eleven nights. (B,L,D)

Tue, 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 exploring the venues onboard. (B,L,D)

Wed, Apr 22: As the second largest city in Greece, Thessaloniki is known for its beauty, history, culture, and stunning coastline. Discover the vibrant heart of the city on this comprehensive included tour. Visit iconic landmarks like the White Tower, a remnant of the city’s history as part of the Ottoman Empire, Liberty Square, the Holocaust Monument, and Aristotelous Square. In addition to its Ottoman roots, Thessaloniki was an essential part of the Byzantine Empire, whose influence can be seen in 5th century churches, archeological sites, and a 13th century bathhouse. Journey to the upper city for a stunning panoramic view of Thessaloniki while enjoying a coffee break by the Byzantine walls. Finally, explore the bustling markets, savor Greek products, and uncover the day’s hidden gem. (B,D)

Thu, Apr 23: Start your day at sea by watching the sun rise or choose to sleep in as the waves gently rock you while you slumber. “Sea”ze the day by treating yourself to a movie and delicious cuisine at Taste of Film, trying your luck at Fortunes Casino, or capturing the magic of the sunset with a perfect photo. (B,L,D)

Fri, Apr 24: Today sail into the historic and lively city of Istanbul, Turkey. Founded by Greek settlers in the 7th century B.C., Istanbul has a rich history that spans over 2,500 years. The city has served as the imperial capital for the Latin, Byzantine, and Ottoman empires. Now serving as the largest city and principal port of Turkey, the city still clings to its historic past, with many beautiful examples of Byzantine, Greek, and Ottoman architecture. Spend the day discovering the city, but no rush, with an overnight here you’ll have plenty of time to continue to explore tomorrow! (B,L,D) 

Sat, Apr 25: Spend the day in Istanbul! The Grand Bazaar opens early Monday through Saturday and offers thousands of different goods for sale, including jewelry, spices, textiles, ceramics, souvenirs, food, and handmade products. With the covered market encompassing over 4,000 shops across 61 streets, you’re bound to find anything and everything you need! Visit the famous Blue Mosque or wander through Topkapi Palace, a majestic site with beautiful gardens, expansive libraries, and extravagant rooms fit for a sultan! (B,L,D)

Sun, Apr 26: Delight in a day of rest and relaxation at sea. Indulge your tastebuds with a specialty dining experience, browse the shops onboard, or challenge new friends to a game of Euchre on deck. This day belongs to you. (B,L,D)

Mon, Apr 27: 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 since been 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)

Tue, Apr 28: 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. On today’s included tour, you’ll immerse yourself in ancient history as you stroll through the atmospheric, winding streets of Rhodes Town. Learn about the Knights Hospitaller and the battles that shaped the city. See the Palace of the Grand Masters, a 14th-century fortified castle that was restored in the 1930’s. Today, it is a museum housing medieval furniture, elaborate mosaics, and archaeological exhibits from around the island. (B,D)

Wed, Apr 29: 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)

Thu, Apr 30: 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)

Fri, May 1: Disembark in Athens and fly home, arriving the same day. (B)