Voyages to Antiquity are Closing
On Wednesday 11th September 2019, Voyages to Antiquity sadly announced that they were closing.
This occurred after their sole ship, Aegean Odyssey, suffered from problems to the engine earlier on in the year. The ship itself has been fixed and is now fully functional - enabling the final few cruises that had been scheduled for the summer 2019 season, to take place.
It is with great sadness that the cruise world must say goodbye to this well-loved cruise line, who have been transporting guests to wonderful destinations all over the globe for 10 years. Voyages to Antiquity have been known for combining the elegance of a country hotel with the fantastic service, food, and wine of a boutique cruise. This, as well as their inclusive shore excursions in some of the Mediterranean's most stunning locations, has gained them an excellent reputation as a cruise line.
If you're trying to find a luxury cruise line that can offer small-scale, boutique-style cruises to the Mediterranean and beyond, other cruise lines that might appeal to you include:
Viking Cruises - although their ships are slightly larger, Viking's excursions are known to be immersive, exciting, and culturally eye-opening.
Ponant - this French cruise line offers elegance, fantastic service, and a lovely intimate atmosphere with ships accommodating between just 180 and 264 passengers
Pullmantur Cruises - also known for their Mediterranean-style cruising and hospitality, this Spanish cruise line sails to warmer climes such as in the Canary Islands, Greece, and Spain.
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