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Monte Carlo to Athens (Piraeus)

Athens (Piraeus) to Venice

Start with a sailing day to relax on board, then step ashore in Corfu’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, strolling the Spianada and stopping for a drink in the café-lined Liston. Follow the coast to Kotor, visit Perast and Our Lady of the Rocks, then sail out under the stars. In Dubrovnik, climb Fort Lovrijenac; the views of the walled city are worth the effort. Hvar, Croatia’s island escape, offers golden beaches and hidden coves, while in Zadar, hear Nikola Bašić’s Sea Organ beside the Roman Forum.

Tokyo to Tokyo (Yokohama)

Discover Japan’s northern shores and South Korea’s coastal charm on this roundtrip voyage from Tokyo. Sample Hakodate’s famous fresh seafood at the Morning Market before shopping Otaru’s glass boutiques and museums. Samurai history unfolds in Aomori and Akita, while the painted houses and terraced streets of Busan’s Gamcheon Village earned it the nickname “Korea’s Santorini.” Set against the backdrop of Mount Fuji’s towering snowcapped peak, Shimizu is your final call before returning to Tokyo.

Venice to Rome (Civitavecchia)

Sail from Venice to Rome on a week-long itinerary shaped by small harbors and late-night departures. In Zadar, Roman ruins stand beside Gothic bell towers, while Dubrovnik’s Game of Thrones grandeur truly comes alive under the stars. Enter Kotor’s fjord-like bay and be awed by the surrounding scenery before even arriving to the city. A sailing day sets the stage for Amalfi, where Ilma will anchor opposite terraced cliffs and lemon groves, before arrival in Rome, city of palaces and piazzas.

Athens (Piraeus) to Athens (Piraeus)

Live your own Odyssey across the Aegean, on a Greek isles journey of whitewashed villages and cobalt seas. Walk the volcanic rim of Santorini, wander Rhodes’ UNESCO-listed Old Town, and trace the legacy of the Venus de Milo in Milos. Bodrum adds a dash of Turkish color with its Crusader castle and bazaars, before Athens, the birthplace of democracy, and home to the mighty Acropolis, brings the journey to a close.

Athens (Piraeus) to Monte Carlo

The harbors and hill towns of the Mediterranean move at a quieter pace on this late-season sailing from Athens to Rome. Mykonos reveals its quieter side, Crete invites lingering in shaded alleys and Minoan palaces, while Taormina pairs 2,300-year-old theatres with clear views of Mount Etna. A long call in Amalfi allows ample time to explore along its lemon-scented coast, followed by a day to discover hidden coves around the town of Porto Santo Stefano before ending in Monaco.

Rome (Civitavecchia) to Monte Carlo

Departing Rome, head north to Porto Santo Stefano on Tuscany’s Argentario coast before sailing to Elba, where Napoleon held court during his 1814 exile. A late stay in Livorno leaves time for Florence’s Renaissance galleries or Pisa’s Leaning Tower. Portofino lingers into the evening, its harbor quiet after the crowds depart. Cross to Corsica, a French island beloved by the yacht set, then spend two days on the French Riviera, first in Cannes and then in Saint-Tropez, glitzy by night and market-bright by morning. End in Monaco, home to the famed F1 race circuit.

Tokyo (Yokohama) to Tokyo (Yokohama)

As you sail roundtrip from Tokyo, experience Osaka’s famed food culture in the popular Dotonbori district or Namba neighborhood, and gain moving insights into Hiroshima’s history at the Peace Memorial Garden. Enjoy panoramic views from Fukuoka Castle before delving into Busan’s Buddhist traditions in its celebrated temples. After exploring Japan’s southern shores from Nagasaki to Kagoshima, treat yourself to a massage at The Ritz-Carlton Spa® on your final day at sea.

Monte Carlo to Barcelona

This sailing moves from the French Riviera to Spain’s chic Balearic Islands. Begin in Monte Carlo with its princely palace, yacht-lined harbors, and famed casino. Saint-Tropez follows, with a day to swim riviera beaches and stroll the waterfront to join in the see-and-be-seen spectacle. Sail south to Menorca for an overnight to indulge in nightlife and glasses of tinto de verano sipped beneath the stars. Then to Palma de Mallorca, where Balearic Island cuisine combines with a dash of Moorish influence, before the voyage ends in the vibrant heart of Barcelona.

Monte Carlo to Barcelona

Begin in Monte Carlo before sailing to Portofino, where a late departure allows for dinner in a local trattoria, steam curling from bowls of pesto alla Genovese. In Livorno, Renaissance fortresses and canals reveal a city often overlooked on the way to Pisa and Florence. Saint-Tropez follows, once a fishing village but now firmly on the jet set circuit. The canals and oyster beds of Sète, the small-town charm of Roses, and Palma de Mallorca are next, before ending in Barcelona.