Atlas Ocean Voyages is debuting its largest portfolio of European cruises for the 2028 season, with 37 itineraries and 12 new ports of call.
Expanded Regional Footprint
“The collection expands Atlas Ocean Voyages' presence in the Baltic with immersive sailings exploring the region's storied capitals, medieval towns and picturesque coastal communities, while also marking the brand's highly anticipated return to Egypt and Turkey,” Atlas said, adding that the “season also introduces Lavrion, Greece, as a new embarkation port offering convenient access to Athens and allowing the brand’s intimate yachts to deliver a more seamless guest experience than larger vessels operating in the region.”
New Ports and UNESCO World Heritage Sites
In addition to Poros and Naxos, which are also in Greece, new ports include Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France; Casamicciola Terme (Ischia) and Agropoli (Paestum), Italy; Ostende (Bruges), Belgium; Fjällbacka and Ystad, Sweden; Saaremaa, Estonia; and Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway.
The Europe season, which runs April through Sept. 28, will also explore 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites.
Leadership Perspective on Luxury
“Our Europe 2028 collection reflects exactly what today's luxury traveler is seeking: deeper cultural connections, authentic local experiences, and access to remarkable destinations that larger ships simply cannot reach,” said James A. Rodriguez, president and chief executive officer of Atlas Ocean Voyages.
“From returning to iconic destinations like Egypt and Istanbul to introducing exceptional new harbors throughout the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, this collection invites guests to experience Europe in a far more immersive and meaningful way,” he added.
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