Turkiye & Greece, 7 June 2028

Star Clippers
Dining
£3,629pp
Star Clippers
Voyage Code: CLIPPERSSC070628
moon 10 nights
anchorStar Clipper
calendar 7 Jun '28

Cruise overview

Antalya
Kekova Island
Kastellorizou (ex Megísti)
Datça
Symi
Pátmos
Çesme
Bozcaada
Istanbul

Itinerary

Day 1

Antalya


As the largest Turkish city on the western Mediterranean coast, Antalya is a mix of antiquity and modernity. It is popular with tourist all year round for its warm climate and sandy white beaches.

Day 2

Kekova Island

Day 3

Kastellorizou (ex Megísti)

Day 4

Dalyan River

Day 5

Datça

Day 6

Symi

Day 7

Pátmos

Day 8

Çesme

Day 9

Bozcaada

Day 10

at-sea At sea

Day 11

Istanbul

Category 6 - Inside Cabinsfrom£3,629pp
Category 5 - Inside or Outside Cabinsfrom£3,919pp
Category 4 - Outside Cabinsfrom£4,239pp
Category 3 - Outside Cabinsfrom£4,469pp
Category 2 - Large Outside Cabinsfrom£4,689pp
Category 1 - Deluxe Deck Cabinsfrom£5,199pp
Owner's Cabinfrom£6,639pp

Category 6 - Inside Cabins

from£3,629pp
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Category 6 cabins feature upper/lower beds and a bathroom with a shower. Each cabins include air conditioning, hair dryers, a private safe, a television, a DVD player, a telephone and other amenities an experienced traveller has come to expect.

Star Clippers Star Clipper & Star Flyer Category 6 Cabin

Amenities

  • Twin
  • Shower
  • Toiletries Provided
  • TV
  • Safe
  • Desk
  • Telephone
  • Air Conditioning

Ship features

Star Clipper blends classic sailing heritage with understated amenities, offering a uniquely graceful voyage.

Overview
Accommodation
Dining
Amenities
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Families
  • Classic four-masted sail propulsion with 16 sails
  • Expansive teak sun decks with abundant space per guest
  • Two salt-water pools for relaxed cooling
  • Open-seating dining in an elegant dining room
  • Tropical Bar & Piano Bar for casual gathering
  • Edwardian-style library with fireplace
  • Library, lounges and social spaces with nautical décor
  • Invitations for guests to assist in sail-handling
  • Marina platform for swimming and water sports
  • Access to secluded ports larger cruise ships cannot reach