Atlas Ocean Voyages to Visit New Small Ports in Europe Among Impressive Lineup of 2028 Cruises
Atlas Ocean Voyages will sail more than three dozen cruises in Europe in 2028 that highlight the food and culture of places like Portugal, Greece, France and Norway. (Photo courtesy of Atlas Ocean Voyages)
Small-ship cruise travel in Europe offers the most incredible array of experiences, with chances to visit vibrant historic cities, as well as charming seaside villages or serene islands. These are places where you can try the food, luxuriate on beaches or dive into some active adventures.
And no cruise line takes a deeper dive into these special experiences than Atlas Ocean Voyages, the luxury expedition yacht company that also features trips to Antarctica and the Arctic.
Now, the line is expanding the ways you can enjoy Europe with its newest collection of trips.
Atlas Ocean Voyages has revealed its Europe 2028 collection, which features 37 Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions that show off the best of Europe's iconic destinations and hidden coastal treasures while you cruise on a luxury yacht.
The collection expands Atlas Ocean Voyages' presence in the Baltic with immersive sailings checking out the region's storied capitals, medieval towns and picturesque coastal communities, while also returning to Egypt and Turkey. The season also introduces Lavrion, Greece, as a new embarkation port (with convenient access to Athens).
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Beaulieu-sur-Mer, France; Lavrion (Athens), Greece; Poros, Greece; Casamicciola Terme (Ischia), Italy; Boulogne-sur-Mer, France; Ostende (Bruges), Belgium; Fjällbacka, Sweden; Ystad, Sweden; Saaremaa, Estonia; Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway; Agropoli (Paestum), Italy; and Naxos, Greece.
Sailing from April through September 2028, the collection spans the Mediterranean and Northern Europe with thoughtfully crafted itineraries that combine celebrated landmarks with boutique harbors beyond the reach of larger cruise ships.
The lineup includes 26 overnight stays, visits to 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, immersive Atlas Experiences ashore and on board, and a collection of new destinations that continue the brand's commitment to delivering memorable cultural connections.
"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 CEO of Atlas Ocean Voyages.
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Among the season's highlights are several signature voyages designed around some of Europe's most celebrated moments and destinations, including:
World Traveller: seven-night cruise, April 21, 2028
A voyage timed with the renowned Historic Monaco Grand Prix, allowing guests to experience one of motorsport's most iconic racing weekends.
World Navigator: 10-night cruise, May 15, 2028
A journey through the Baltic showcasing historic capitals, medieval towns and charming Scandinavian coastal communities.
World Voyager: 12-night cruise, May 30, 2028
D-Day Anniversary voyage commemorating one of history's defining moments with meaningful visits to Normandy.
World Traveller: 10-Night Cruise, June 17, 2028
A return to Egypt, featuring a call in Alexandria alongside remarkable ancient civilizations and archaeological treasures.
On specific itineraries, cruisers also can experience unforgettable yacht navigations through some of Europe's most spectacular waterways, including the Venetian Lagoon, the Corinth Canal, Norway's dramatic fjords including Trollfjord, the Guadalquivir River to Seville and the Garonne River into Bordeaux.