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Seaside Cruise Voyages

Six shores, six distinct rhythms

Filter by coast, then follow each route from first harbor to final horizon.

Marseille coast

The Lavender Seaside

Marseille — Cassis — Calvi — Portofino · 8 nights

Marseille opens with generous boulevards and a working harbor, then Cassis draws the route toward coves and a more intimate promenade. Crossing to Calvi introduces Corsican stone and a long bay beneath the citadel. Portofino offers a compact final shore where the pleasure is in looking slowly. The onboard tempo favors regional dinners and lounge conversation, with enough unscheduled space to let each approach remain distinct.

Character: Coastal promenades, smaller harbors and measured evening lounges

  • Seven breakfasts
  • Three guided shore walks
  • Evening lounge program

From $3,670 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability

Adriatic stone waterfront

The Dune Adriatic

Venice — Rovinj — Šibenik — Kotor · 9 nights

After Venice, the Adriatic is read through increasingly sheltered places. Rovinj’s waterfront curves beneath closely set houses; Šibenik rises through pale passages; Kotor arrives at the head of an enclosed bay. The ship becomes a quiet link between stone cities. Dinners carry ingredients from the coast, and the casino keeps an intimate scale, with table rules, stake limits and seating explained before guests choose whether to join.

Character: Stone waterfronts, sheltered passages and intimate casino tables

  • Route briefing
  • Four regional dinners
  • Harbor tender service

From $3,930 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability

Pale Aegean village

The Salt Aegean

Athens — Milos — Patmos — Rhodes · 7 nights

Athens gives this shorter journey an energetic beginning before Milos replaces the city with mineral cliffs and curved bays. Patmos is quieter still, suited to a hill walk and a shaded table. Rhodes closes with fortifications, courtyards and a broad harbor. Open-air dining and a flexible evening program make the days feel lightly held, leaving guests free to choose music, the promenade or an early return to their cabin.

Character: Pale island villages, open-air dining and relaxed evenings

  • Welcome supper
  • Island transfer in Patmos
  • Daily breakfast

From $3,290 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability

Atlantic volcanic shore

The Atlantic Foam Line

Lisbon — Madeira — La Palma — Tenerife · 11 nights

The voyage leaves Lisbon for a sustained Atlantic crossing where sea days have purpose: late breakfasts, reading beside wide windows and time on deck. Madeira then appears in steep, cultivated layers. La Palma and Tenerife reveal two volcanic shores with their own textures and towns. Because the passages are broader, the onboard dining, lounge and casino program becomes part of the route’s architecture rather than simply filling time between ports.

Character: Broad ocean passages, volcanic shores and unhurried sea days

  • Sea-day talks
  • Madeira garden transfer
  • Five regional dinners

From $4,780 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability

Northern European harbor

The Northern Tide

Copenhagen — Gothenburg — Oslo — Bergen · 10 nights

Copenhagen, Gothenburg and Oslo present three different expressions of northern waterfront life before the route turns west. Bergen changes the composition: mountains gather behind painted timber and the air becomes softer. Daylight is used for architecture, ferries and harbor walking. Afterward, warm interior spaces, seasonal menus and quiet lounges provide contrast, while the cabin window or balcony keeps the cool geography in view even when the day is finished.

Character: Cool seaside cities, clean architecture and warm interior spaces

  • Nordic tasting menu
  • Oslo cultural transfer
  • Bergen harbor walk

From $4,460 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability

Caribbean coastal passage

The Coral Shore Passage

San Juan — St. Kitts — Guadeloupe — Barbados · 9 nights

Color leads this passage, from San Juan’s façades to the green backdrop of St. Kitts and the market produce of Guadeloupe. Barbados gives the final shore a broad, open quality. Time outside matters: breakfast near the air, deck hours between islands and evening walks above the water. Later, live music and shared lounge tables keep the mood sociable, with casino gaming available as an optional, separately paid activity.

Character: Bright waterfronts, open decks and sociable evening play

  • Market-led lunch
  • Three island transfers
  • Deck music program

From $3,850 per guest

Per guest, subject to cabin selection and availability