Greece & Türkiye featuring Anzac Day with Silversea
| Date | Itinerary | Details |
| 15 April 2028 | Rome | Upon arrival in Rome, transfer from the airport to your accommodation for the next 3 nights.
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| 16 April 2028 | Rome | Today is at leisure to explore the Eternal City |
| 17 April 2028 | Rome | Join your Small Group Guided Tour of the Colosseum with Roman Forum & Palatine Hill |
| 18 April 2028 | Rome | Today you will be transferred from your hotel to the port of Civitavecchia to embark Silver Dawn |
| 19 April 2028 | Naples | Naples is gloriously intense, a city of baroque churches, noisy streets, and everyday drama unfolding beneath the shadow of Mount Vesuvius. Set on one of Italy’s most beautiful bays, it opens onto treasures such as Pompeii, Capri, and the Amalfi Coast, yet its own layers of art, food, and history are reason enough to linger. Few ports feel so vivid on arrival: raw, magnetic, and utterly unforgettable in their mixture of chaos and splendor all at once and without compromise with astonishing intensity. |
| 20 April 2028 | Day at Sea | Sea days offer the perfect chance to relax, recharge, and enjoy everything the ship has to offer between adventures ashore. |
| 21 April 2028 | Katakolon (Olympia), Greece | Katakolon is a small Peloponnese port made remarkable by what lies forty-five minutes inland: ancient Olympia, birthplace of the Olympic Games. The sacred Altis precinct, the ruined Temple of Zeus, and the stadium where athletes competed from 776 BC form a site of rare historical resonance. The museum holding the original sculptures from the temple pediments is among the finest in Greece. The Olympic flame for every modern Games is still lit here, in the ruins of the Temple of Hera, before beginning its journey around the world |
| 22 April 2028 | Day at Sea | Sea days offer the perfect chance to relax, recharge, and enjoy everything the ship has to offer between adventures ashore. |
| 23 April 2028 | Istanbul, Türkiye | Istanbul is where Europe and Asia meet and several millennia of civilization overlap with barely contained energy. The vast dome of Hagia Sophia, the blue-tiled interior of the Sultan Ahmed Mosque, the labyrinthine Grand Bazaar, and the glittering waters of the Bosphorus form a city that operates on a scale unlike any other cruise destination in the Mediterranean or Black Sea. Ottoman palaces and Byzantine mosaics stand within walking distance of rooftop bars and world-class restaurants. To visit Istanbul is to understand, viscerally, how much history a single city can hold. |
| 24 April 2028 | Istanbul, Türkiye | Another full day in Istanbul to explore |
| 25 April 2028 | Canakkale, Türkiye | Dawn service aboard Silver Dawn
West of Bursa, on the southern shore of the Dardanelles, Çanakkale is the largest city on the North Aegean coast. The heart of Çanakkale is in the docks area, and you really don’t need to go inland. An Ottoman clock tower is between the two halves of the dock. Hotels and restaurants are spread on either side of the docks, along the seafront; some of the most appealing lodging and dining options, as well as bars and nightlife, are located in the narrow streets behind the seafront to the left of the tower if you’re facing the sea. A short ways on the waterfront past the clock tower in the other direction is the Trojan Horse that appeared in the 2004 movie Troy, later donated to the city of Çanakkale; there’s also a nicely done model of the ancient city. |
| 26 April 2028 | Kusadasi, Türkiye | Kuşadası opens the door to Turkey’s sunlit Aegean coast and, above all, to extraordinary Ephesus, one of the ancient world’s most impressive archaeological sites. Beyond the lively waterfront, a landscape of ruined temples, marble streets, and Roman grandeur tells the story of civilizations that once flourished here. This stop blends resort ease with profound history, offering the rare pleasure of moving from a bustling harbor to one of antiquity’s great surviving cities in a single memorable day ashore. |
| 27 April 2028 | Mykonos, Greece | Mykonos has been celebrated since the 1960s when artists and celebrities first discovered its whitewashed lanes, windmills, and pellucid blue water. The secret is long since out, but the island has absorbed its fame without entirely losing its character. Little Venice, where houses overhang the sea, remains beautiful at any hour. At the center of the Cyclades, Mykonos also serves as the natural base for Delos, the uninhabited sacred island that was once the religious capital of the ancient Greek world, and one of the most important archaeological sites in the Mediterranean. |
| 28 April 2028 | Nafplion, Greece | Nafplion was Greece’s first capital after independence and retains the elegance of a city that has always known its worth. The Venetian old town, with its neoclassical mansions, shaded squares, and seafront promenade, is one of the most beautiful in the Peloponnese. The Palamidi fortress above, reached by 999 steps, commands views across the Argolic Gulf. Bourtzi, a Venetian island fortress in the harbor, completes a waterfront of rare pictorial quality. Nafplion is where Athenians escape at weekends, which is recommendation enough. |
| 29 April 2028 | Athens, Greece | This morning, farewell the beautiful Silver Dawn and transfer to your hotel for the next 2 nights |
| 30 April 2028 | Athens, Greece | Join your Small Group Guided Tour of Athens including the Acropolis, Parthenon, Ancient Agora and more |
| 01 May 2028 | Athens, Greece | Transfer from your hotel to the airport for your onward flight |
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