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Atlas Ocean Voyages announced its Europe 2028 program, sailing from April through September 2028.
It spans the Mediterranean and Northern Europe with itineraries that combine famous landmarks with smaller harbors, paired with 37 Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions designed to acquaint guests with the destinations visited through immersive experiences.
The season expands the cruise line's presence in the Baltic, while also marking the brand's return to Egypt and Turkey, according to a company statement.
It also features cruising through famous waterways, including the Venetian Lagoon, the Corinth Canal, Norway's fjords, the Guadalquivir River to Seville and the Garonne River into Bordeaux.
"Our Europe 2028 collection reflects exactly what today's luxury traveler is seeking: deeper cultural connections, authentic local experiences, and access to remarkable destinations that larger ships simply cannot reach," said James A. Rodriguez, president and chief executive officer of Atlas Ocean Voyages.
"These itineraries are intentionally designed around Europe's extraordinary boutique ports and lesser-discovered coastal communities, where every arrival feels personal and every destination tells a richer story. From returning to iconic destinations like Egypt and Istanbul to introducing exceptional new harbors throughout the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, this collection invites guests to experience Europe in a far more immersive and meaningful way."
Guests can look forward to 26 overnight stays, visits to 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites, immersive Atlas Experiences ashore and onboard, as well as new destinations.
There will be 12 new ports of call: Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Boulogne-sur-Mer, France; Lavrion (Athens), Naxos and Poros, Greece; Casamicciola Terme (Ischia) and Agropoli (Paestum), Italy; Ostende (Bruges), Belgium; Fjällbacka and Ystad, Sweden; Saaremaa, Estonia; and Svolvær (Lofoten), Norway.
Highlight voyages:
Grand Prix & Italian Icons | April 21-28, 2028 (Nice roundtrip): Timed with the Monaco Grand Prix, allowing guests to experience the famous racing weekend.
Medieval Baltic Shores | May 15-25, 2028 (Copenhagen to Stockholm): A journey through the Baltic showcasing historic capitals, medieval towns and Scandinavian coastal communities.
Impressionist Tableaux | May 30-June 11, 2028 (Bordeaux to London): This D-Day Anniversary voyage commemorates one of history's defining moments with visits to Normandy.
Greek & Egyptian Antiquities | June 17-27, 2028 (Athens roundtrip): Returning to Egypt, this voyage features a call in Alexandria alongside visiting ancient civilizations and archaeological treasures.
Europe 2028 voyages are now open for booking.
Guests can take advantage of the Explorer's Choice offer, featuring Bonus Savings of up to 10% plus a choice of one complimentary amenity: up to a $1,000 Air Credit, a complimentary one-night pre-expedition hotel stay, or enhanced unlimited Wi-Fi on select voyages.
This follows the recently announced 2028 Arctic Season, with 13 journeys ranging from seven to 17 nights.
