Sailing Tours & Trips in Croatia and Greece

You'll sail from Athens to Venice on the MS Caledonian Sky, passing through the narrow Corinth Canal that's just 21.3 meters wide and cruising into Kotor Bay's stunning fjord. The trip takes you to Delphi's UNESCO-listed sites like the Sanctuary of Apollo and Treasury of the Athenians, where you can walk among ancient ruins.

Sail on the 110-meter Emerald Azzurra yacht with up to 100 guests and 72 crew for 18 nights across the Adriatic and Aegean seas. The trip takes you along Croatia's Dalmatian Coast to medieval Korčula and sunny Hvar, then through Montenegro's Bay of Kotor before heading to Greek islands.

You'll sail on an Emerald Cruises luxury yacht with up to 100 guests and 72 crew members, cruising through the Aegean and Ionian Seas. The route goes through the narrow Corinth Canal and stops at beautiful bays around Lefkada, which people call the 'Caribbean of Greece.' You'll visit quieter coastal spots like Paros with its traditional fishing village Naoussa, see Mykonos' famous windmills, and check out Santorini's villages of Fira and Oia perched on the caldera.

This 15-day luxury yacht cruise on the Emerald Raiya takes you through the UNESCO-listed Old Towns of Dubrovnik and Kotor along the Adriatic coast. You'll navigate the impressive 6-kilometer Corinth Canal, sailing between walls that rise 90 meters high and were carved straight from rock.

You'll sail through the narrow Corinth Canal, a 19th-century engineering marvel that few cruise vessels can actually navigate, then moor at Itea to check out UNESCO-listed Delphi. There's an anchor at Lefkada where you can see the 14th-century Castle of Agia Mavra and try local wines from this Caribbean-like Greek island.

Sail through the Adriatic and Ionian Seas aboard the 110-meter Emerald Azzurra, checking out coastal spots from Montenegro's Bay of Kotor to Greece's Ionian Islands. You'll pass through the 6-kilometer Corinth Canal cut through solid rock, anchor in Sarandë's crescent bay before heading to Corfu, and see Parga above turquoise waters.