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DIKILI –
Turkey
This call at Dikili will give you the
opportunity to explore the site of Pergamum,
just a few kilometres away. In this city where
the parchment was invented, you will visit the
lower town, and the remains of the Acropolis ans
Asclepeion on the heights.
KUSADASI –
Turkey
This port gives access to one of the
greatest archaeological sites of Turkey :
Ephesus, home to one of the seven wonders of the
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RHODES –
Greece
Admire the fine sand beaches and luminous
sunlight, but don't miss the interior of this
island : well-preserved villages nestle at the
foot of mountains and lush forests. As for the
old town, it is extraordinarily well preservbed,
and designated a World Heritage site -the
largest inhabited mediaeval city in
Europe.
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HERAKLION, Crete –
Greece
Behind its various big city temptations,
this town has managed to retain, in the shade or
its ramparts, remains of its mediaeval streets
and little squares.
GITHEION –
Greece
From this village, we suggest you make a
journey to explore Mistra, one of the most
captivating sites of Greece, designated a Unesco
World Heritage site. Such was its magnificence
that even in ruins, its palaces, monastery
churches and manor houses still proclain its
greatness.
LIPARI –
Italy
At the heart of the Aeolian Islands,
Lipari, capital of a still active volcanic
archipelago, will reveal an enticing spectacle :
fig trees, azure skies and the turquoise seas
where you can see flying fish, swordfish and
turtles.
NAPLES –
Italy
Monumental, picturesque, seething with
people and with romance, this city of a thousand
faces delighted poets, writers and artists, its
historic and cultural richness is unmatched, but
its reputation is also owed to its musical and
culinary traditions.
PORTOFERRAIO, Isle of
Elba – Italy
The great island of the
Tuscan archipelago has a jagged outline which
hides a number of wild bays, caves and dream
beaches. Its typically Mediterranean vegetation
is made up of palms, eucalyptus, cedar trees,
olive groves and above all many vineyards
producing fruity perfumed
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