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Aegean Shores
Marella Voyager
22nd May 26
7 Nights
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Fly from UK to Corfu
The island of Corfu sits off the north coast of Greece in the Ionian Sea. Surrounded by rugged mountains and lined with golden beach resorts, it's a cosmopolitan island with a strong, traditional character. Corfu has long been a hugely popular holiday destination due to its laid-back atmosphere, fun beaches, fantastic climate, and welcoming villages. Its old town is filled with Byzantine churches, Venetian fortresses and French-style houses. Spend time relaxing on the sand or enjoying water sports in the sea, before sampling the island's delicious cuisine — often a tasty blend of Greek and Italian — at a beachfront restaurant. The waterfront is lined with bars and cafes, and there are plenty of craft markets for buying souvenirs.
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At sea
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Piraeus (for Athens), Greece
Piraeus is a charming port city in the region of Attica in Greece, located within the Athens urban area. The Archaeological Museum is one of the city's main attractions; discover fascinating artefacts from Mycenaean times to the Roman period here. Wander the beautiful bay and natural harbour and spot at the entrance the remains of Piraeus ancient walls and shipyard foundations of Athen's triremes ships. Hop on the Athens Metro and you'll be in the heart of the capital; marvel at the Acropolis, Ancient Agora, and visit the Acropolis Museum to look at the friezes of the Parthenon. Check out old uniforms, photographs, and books at the Electric Railway Museum of Piraeus and take pictures next to the Agia Triada.
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Kusadasi (for Ephesus), Turkey
The beach resort of Kuşadasi nestles on Turkey's western Aegean coastline. Stroll along the seafront promenade and around the marina and harbour; perhaps stop for lunch at a waterside eatery or sip a glass of ice-cold beer as you take in the view. Pay a visit the impressive 16th-century Kaleici Mosque or spend a few hours relaxing on the popular Ladies Beach. Take a walk along the causeway across to the off-shore Pigeon Island (Guvercin Adasi) to explore its walled Byzantine castle. Fun times for all the family are on the menu on the lazy river, zip lines, waterslides, and water-coasters at Adaland Aquapark on the outskirts of the town. Kusadasi is also gateway to the classical ruins at nearby Ephesus; highlights include: Cukurici Mound, Ayasuluk Hill and its Selçuk Fortress, Saint John Basilica, Isa Bey Mosque, Isa Bey Bath, Temple of Artemis (one of the Seven Wonders of the World), House of the Virgin Mary, and Ephesus Ancient City itself.
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Thira, Santorini
The village of Thira (also known as Fira) is the capital of the Greek island of Santorini and perches on a cliff top overlooking the caldera. Take the tender boat to the port side and choose your route up to Thira - either take a donkey ride up the 587 steps or hop on the modern cable car. Get cultural at the Museum of Prehistoric Thira, home to wall paintings and ceramics excavated from the ancient Bronze Age settlement of Akrotiri. View the frescoes by local artist Christoforos Asimis at the white-washed Orthodox Metropolitan Cathedral. Enjoy the beautiful views of Nea Kameni from the cliff top or travel to the island village of Oia, famous for its blue-roofed buildings and colourful sunsets. No visit to Thira would be complete without tasting the local gyros - freshly carved pork of chicken meat, salad, and tzatziki in a flatbread.
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Souda (for Chania), Crete
A horseshoe of sand and calm water, Souda is a laid-back port with a pretty bay found on Crete's north-west coast. Souda has been an important wartime site for centuries — particularly for the USA during World War II — and the ancient Greeks and Ottomans once even battled on a formerly-fortified island found just across the bay! Head west and you find the Venetian-style town of Chania — or Hania. Explore colourful townhouses, look around museums, visit one of the world's oldest lighthouses, and enjoy the views and sounds of the bay from a terraced cafe on the waterfront.
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Argostoli, Kefalonia
Argostoli is Kefalonia's main port town and boasts a beautiful natural harbour. Stroll around the town centre and discover plentiful shops, cafes, bars and restaurants around Plateia Valianou and along Lithostroto main street. Pay a visit to the Museum of Archaeology and the Cultural Museum. Head to Kampanas Square and enjoy breath-taking views of the town and the beautiful Koutavos Lagoon. Keep your eyes peeled for the wild loggerhead turtles each morning in Argostoli Bay. Walk across the De Bosset Bridge and enjoy the stunning views. Watch the sea flow inland and disappears into sinkholes at the Katavothres. Soak up the sun on nearby Fenari beach and discover the picturesque St Theodore lighthouse.
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Corfu Town, Corfu
Why Book
Marella Voyager
Overview
As the newest member of the Marella Cruises family, Marella Voyager’s facilities are fresh out of the wrapper. It set sail for the first time in June 2023 with a bar and restaurant offering that counts up to 27, as well as an indoor cinema, a pool deck – complete with a swimming pool and whirlpools – and a big show lounge. There are plenty of places where you can take in the sea views, too, from the mini golf course at the top of the ship to The Veranda, where cosy Balinese beds point towards the big blue.
Food & Drink
The dining scene packs in a variety of restaurants, including a food hall that deals in globetrotting meal stations, waiter-service speciality spots and all-day grab ‘n’ go snacks. One of the highlights is Platter – a speciality place serving photo-worthy boards topped with cheese, meats and light bites. Marella Voyager boasts some exclusive eateries, too – its Mexican restaurant is the only one of its kind in the entire fleet.
The dress code – The onboard dress code varies for each restaurant, but you can easily break it down into Beachwear, Casual and Smart.
The first is a come-as-you-are affair, so bikinis and trunks get the thumbs up, but please wear something on your feet for safety reasons.
Casual, meanwhile, speaks for itself – we’re talking tops and shorts or a sundress. Then you’ve got Smart, which is when you’ll need to dress up a little bit. You can wear shirts or polo shirts, trousers or tailored shorts, skirts or dresses, smart trainers, shoes or sandals, but we ask that you leave sportswear, flip-flops and non-tailored shorts in your cabin. If you want to add a jacket or a tie, that’s completely up to you, but our dress to impress nights give you the chance to get really suited and booted.
Entertainment
Marella Voyager’s Broadway Show Lounge is big enough to rival the theatres you’d find in London’s West End, and the shows are best-in-class. There are 12 for you to watch throughout your cruise, with a couple of showings every evening. Alternatively, get involved with a quiz or a game show at Squid & Anchor. Make your way to The Electric Rooms, meanwhile, and you can let loose on the dancefloor or try your luck at the blackjack and roulette tables. And, when it comes to bars, the line-up ticks off everything from Flutes – our Champagne and Prosecco bar – to The Exchange, a speakeasy bar that’s brand new for this ship.
Health & Fitness
Whether you want to relax, have a pamper or a workout there's something for everyone. The main pool is open-air, with loungers lined up along the water's edge. It shares its space with a couple of water-jet-fitted whirlpool baths. You’ll find a menu of manicures, massages and treatments available in Marella Voyager’s spa. You can make an appointment once you’re onboard and it’s best to book early, especially for the dress-to-impress night. There’s a gym onboard, too, complete with a selection of cardio and strength-training machines.
Kids & Teens
There’s something for everyone to enjoy onboard Marella Voyager. Little cruisers will have the game-filled M Club to kick back in, while older kids and teens will be in charge of Hideout – it’ll be loaded with games consoles.
Terms & Conditions
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Aegean Shores
FROM £1,579PP
Marella Voyager
22nd May 26
7 Nights
From
£1,579PP
