​When it comes to dream travel destinations, Italy and Greece are often at the top of many travelers’ lists. Each country boasts rich history and culture, stunning views, mouthwatering cuisine and vibrant cultures. It may be difficult to decide which destination to choose for your next getaway. Both destinations have much to offer on their own, but why not choose to combine these two Mediterranean gems!

Both Italy and Greece are steeped in history, with ancient ruins, architectural marvels and a wealth of cultural heritage. You can explore the Roman Forum in Rome and also walk through the iconic streets of Athens to marvel at the Acropolis creating a seamless journey through time! You can visit museums or book unique excursions in each country, diving into the cultures in each. ​

​Italian and Greek cuisines are known worldwide for their flavors and authenticity. Indulge in pasta and pizza in Italy, and then savor the Mediterranean diet in Greece with fresh seafood, olives and feta cheese! By combining these culinary experiences, you’ll have the opportunity to enjoy a wide range of flavors and cooking techniques that will delight your taste buds!

​Combining travel to Italy and Greece creates a travel experience that seamlessly brings together history, culture, cuisine and natural beauty. Thanks to their geographical proximity, traveling between the two has never been easier. We can help blend your perfect trip with trains, flights and high speed ferries, or for the simplest and more relaxed way, join a cruise as shown in the itinerary below! Whether you’re a history enthusiast, a foodie, a beach bum, or simply seeking a diverse adventure, the synergy between these two Mediterranean wonders is bound to leave you with memories that will last a lifetime. So waste no time, let's get started on planning your getaway today!

​​Christmas is full of magic with twinkling lights, delicious food, shopping and time with family and friends. It is the perfect time to travel to one of the most enchanting destinations to celebrate the season: Europe. Christmas markets are known to have originated in Germany, but there are many throughout Europe with their own unique charm. Wherever you go, there are a few key elements that will make your visit unforgettable…

​Planning a vacation in March might make you think about visiting the Emerald Isle, home of St. Patrick. St. Patrick's Day is a national holiday in Ireland, but it is a religious holiday for many, and they start the day in church. The celebrations and parades in New York and Chicago are grander than anything you'll find in Dublin on St. Patrick's Day.
 
Ireland is a majestic country to visit. It combines lush, scenic countryside, medieval castles, and modern cities. It also has Guinness. You can get Guinness on tap in pubs worldwide, but there's nothing quite like getting a pint of Guinness in a pub in Dublin. You'll find tourists mixing with the locals as well as lively music in many pubs. A visit to a pub is a great way to end a day of sightseeing.