Lake Como & Venice Stays with Montenegro & Greece Cruise, 28 June 2027 (12 nights)

Nestled between the Adda River and the Resegone Mountains in Italy's beautiful Lake Como region, the NH Lecco Pontevecchio hotel shines. Situated next to the Azzone Visconti Bridge, the hotel is just a short walk away from the Lecco train station, Campanile San Nicolò, and Belgioioso Palace, which houses natural history, archaeological, and historical museums as well as a planetarium. Plentiful boutiques, restaurants, and bars are also in close proximity. Jogging and biking paths follow the picturesque banks of the Adda River and Garlate Lake, and local ferries connect travelers to other waterfront destinations around Lake Como. Many of NH Lecco Pontevecchio's 111 luxurious rooms provide stunning mountain or river views. Every room includes a minibar and free Wi-Fi. We offer six room types to accommodate groups and families of all different sizes. For dining, the hotel's I Due Laghi Restaurant serves Italian specialties for lunch and dinner. A morning breakfast buffet includes fresh juices, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, and egg dishes. For wine, beer, or cocktails, guests can unwind at the I Due Laghi Bar or on its outdoor terrace during the afternoon or evening. The hotel's banquet area has 6 adaptable meeting rooms which can be arranged for gatherings of up to 180.

Nestled between the Adda River and the Resegone Mountains in Italy's beautiful Lake Como region, the NH Lecco Pontevecchio hotel shines. Situated next to the Azzone Visconti Bridge, the hotel is just a short walk away from the Lecco train station, Campanile San Nicolò, and Belgioioso Palace, which houses natural history, archaeological, and historical museums as well as a planetarium. Plentiful boutiques, restaurants, and bars are also in close proximity. Jogging and biking paths follow the picturesque banks of the Adda River and Garlate Lake, and local ferries connect travelers to other waterfront destinations around Lake Como. Many of NH Lecco Pontevecchio's 111 luxurious rooms provide stunning mountain or river views. Every room includes a minibar and free Wi-Fi. We offer six room types to accommodate groups and families of all different sizes. For dining, the hotel's I Due Laghi Restaurant serves Italian specialties for lunch and dinner. A morning breakfast buffet includes fresh juices, pastries, meats, cheeses, fruit, and egg dishes. For wine, beer, or cocktails, guests can unwind at the I Due Laghi Bar or on its outdoor terrace during the afternoon or evening. The hotel's banquet area has 6 adaptable meeting rooms which can be arranged for gatherings of up to 180.

Lake Como is one of Italy’s most idyllic locations, with visitors flocking here from all over the world for many centuries. The serene beauty of the lake and surrounding shores offers a level of peace and tranquillity that can be hard to find in today’s modern world, which is why so many people come to take a deep breath and relax. As well as amazing views, the Lake Como area has a rich history and many fascinating sites to see. These include Piona Abbey, Como Cathedral, and San Fedele Church – all of which display intricate architecture of varying styles and periods. Wander around the streets imagining years gone by, and take time to simply enjoy the beauty of the surroundings.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Venice Mestre is located in a modern 11-story building next to Venezia Mestre railway station, just 10 minutes by car or public transport from the historical center of Venice. All 243 rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and high-quality amenities. The hotel offers a varied breakfast buffet and International cuisine is served at the Vitruv restaurant for lunch and dinner. For meetings & events, 225 square meters of meeting space are available as well as 3 light-flooded meeting rooms up to 165 participants. The hotel also has a terrace and a fitness room.

Leonardo Royal Hotel Venice Mestre is located in a modern 11-story building next to Venezia Mestre railway station, just 10 minutes by car or public transport from the historical center of Venice. All 243 rooms are equipped with free Wi-Fi, flat-screen TVs with satellite channels and high-quality amenities. The hotel offers a varied breakfast buffet and International cuisine is served at the Vitruv restaurant for lunch and dinner. For meetings & events, 225 square meters of meeting space are available as well as 3 light-flooded meeting rooms up to 165 participants. The hotel also has a terrace and a fitness room.

Marghera is a vital mainland hub of Venice, blending a major industrial port with quiet residential charm. Located just a ten minute train or bus ride across the lagoon from Venice's historic center, it serves as a highly affordable and convenient base for budget-conscious travelers. While the area features bustling shipping docks and commercial spaces, its residential heart is built around a peaceful "Garden City" layout of tree lined streets, local food markets, and the historic Forte Marghera cultural park.

Wander medieval streets, admire dramatic fjords, and soak up Montenegro’s timeless beauty.

Wander through charming streets, enjoy vibrant nightlife, and relax by crystal-clear waters in this iconic Greek island paradise.

Syros is the refined capital of the Cyclades, providing an authentic Greek experience without the masses of other islands. It boasts majestic neoclassical architecture, a thriving culture, and a distinct mix of Catholic and Orthodox history. It is great for couples and families looking for culture, fine cuisine, and quiet, sandy beaches.

Located about midway down the east coast of Italy, Ancona has played an important role in the country’s history. It was home to Emperor Trajan – the successful military leader who led Roman soldiers in expansion – who paid to renovate the town port, leading to prosperity. You can see an ancient arch that was constructed in his honour. The Mole Vanvitelliana is another interesting place to behold; a manmade pentagonal island which has been used to house everything from leprosy sufferers to war weapons. See churches, the war memorial, and the archaeological museum to learn more about Italy’s history.

Marghera is a vital mainland hub of Venice, blending a major industrial port with quiet residential charm. Located just a ten minute train or bus ride across the lagoon from Venice's historic center, it serves as a highly affordable and convenient base for budget-conscious travelers. While the area features bustling shipping docks and commercial spaces, its residential heart is built around a peaceful "Garden City" layout of tree lined streets, local food markets, and the historic Forte Marghera cultural park.