Italy, the Adriatic & Greece, May 30, 2028

Italy, the Adriatic & Greece is a 14-night Viking cruise on Viking Vela, sailing May 30, 2028 from Rome (Civitavecchia) to Athens (Piraeus). It calls at Naples, Sicily (Messina), Crotone, Bari, Šibenik, Venice (Ravenna), Split and 5 more. The lowest current fare is $10,598 per person for Veranda. Taxes & fees included.

Length: 14 nights
Departs: May 30, 2028, Rome (Civitavecchia)
Returns: Jun 13, 2028, Athens (Piraeus)
Ports of call: 13
Days at sea: 0
Ship: Viking Vela

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Itinerary

Day 1May 30
Rome (Civitavecchia), Italy
Embark
About Rome (Civitavecchia)
Endless adventures await in Rome. With two and a half thousand years of history, art and culture, it is no wonder Rome is one of the most visited cities on the planet. Gaze at the masterpieces of the Vatican or walk into the past with visits to ancient relics, historic monuments and legendary museums.
Day 2May 31
Naples, Italy (for Capri & Pompeii)
Day 3Jun 1
Sicily (Messina), Italy
Day 4Jun 2
Crotone, Italy
Day 5Jun 3
Bari, Italy
Day 6Jun 4
Šibenik, Croatia
Day 7Jun 5
Venice (Ravenna), Italy
Overnight
About Venice (Ravenna)
Along the northeast coast of Italy is where you’ll discover the historic town of Ravenna. Once a thriving seaport in ancient times (it now lies five miles inland), Ravenna was also the westernmost pillar of the Byzantine Empire. Just as everyone who visits, you too will marvel at the exquisite Byzantine mosaics.
Day 8Jun 6
Venice (Ravenna), Italy
Overnight
About Venice (Ravenna)
Along the northeast coast of Italy is where you’ll discover the historic town of Ravenna. Once a thriving seaport in ancient times (it now lies five miles inland), Ravenna was also the westernmost pillar of the Byzantine Empire. Just as everyone who visits, you too will marvel at the exquisite Byzantine mosaics.
Day 9Jun 7
Venice (Ravenna), Italy
Overnight
About Venice (Ravenna)
Along the northeast coast of Italy is where you’ll discover the historic town of Ravenna. Once a thriving seaport in ancient times (it now lies five miles inland), Ravenna was also the westernmost pillar of the Byzantine Empire. Just as everyone who visits, you too will marvel at the exquisite Byzantine mosaics.
Day 10Jun 8
Split, Croatia
About Split
Split is an ancient city founded on the Adriatic coast toward the end of the 3rd century. It is here that the emperor Diocletian built his walled castle on the slopes above the bay.
Day 11Jun 9
Dubrovnik, Croatia
About Dubrovnik
Founded in the 7th century, Dubrovnik rose to greatness as a merchant state, independent republic and cultural crossroads. The traffic-free Old Town has been called a Croatian Athens.
Day 12Jun 10
Kotor, Montenegro
About Kotor
Kotor is a town of medieval architecture and historic monuments, influenced by its time under the rule of the Republic of Venice between 1420 and 1797. Set to a backdrop of majestic mountains, the scenery is second to none, so be sure to keep your camera handy.
Day 13Jun 11
Corfu
About Corfu
A scant few miles off the Albanian coast lies the island of Corfu, one of the most richly endowed of all the Greek Isles.
Day 14Jun 12
Olympia (Katakolon), Greece
About Olympia (Katakolon)
This quaint little seaside town on the Ionian Sea is the gateway to Ancient Olympia, where Greek mythology was born and the first Olympiad was held. You may still be able to hear the distant echoes of the ancient Greeks cheering as you tour the ruins of one of the most important and exciting sanctuaries of antiquity.
Day 15Jun 13
Athens (Piraeus), Greece
Disembark
About Athens (Piraeus)
Piraeus has been the port for Athens since 482 BC. The busy harbor is filled with ferries and cruise ships making their way to the Greek Islands and other Mediterranean cities. The busy metropolis of Athens and its treasure trove of antiquities lie just a few miles from the port.

Viking Vela

Viking Vela is a Viking ocean ship that carries up to 998 guests across 10 decks. Staterooms range from Owner's Suite and Explorer Suite to Penthouse Junior Suite, Penthouse Veranda, Deluxe Veranda and Veranda. Dining includes the Torshavn and Explorers' Lounge, with the Living Room, Infinity Pool, The Theater and Sports Deck.

Year built: 2024
Guests: 998
Length: 784
Decks: 10

Dining and venues

Torshavn
Explorers’ Lounge
Bar
The Living Room
Main Pool with Retractable Roof
Infinity Pool
The Theater
Sports Deck
Atrium

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Deck plans

Staterooms

Per person, double occupancy

Floor plan
Veranda
Penthouse Veranda (360 sq ft) · Deluxe Veranda (288 sq ft) · Veranda (288 sq ft)
Ocean-view stateroom with floor-to-ceiling sliding glass door opening to full-size veranda
$10,598
Floor plan
Suite
Owner’s Suite (1,448 sq ft) · Explorer Suite (808–1,215 sq ft) · Penthouse Junior Suite (432 sq ft)
Largest multi-room, ocean-view accommodations on board
$14,998
Standard
French Balcony

Prices per person, double occupancy, cruise only. Taxes & fees included.

Dates and prices

14 nights, Italy, the Adriatic & Greece

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Questions about Italy, the Adriatic & Greece on Viking Vela

How much does the Italy, the Adriatic & Greece cruise on Viking Vela cost?

Fares start at $10,598 per person (Veranda). Lowest current fare by cabin type: Veranda $10,598 and Suite $14,998. Taxes & fees included.

Where does this cruise leave from and what does it visit?

Departs Rome (Civitavecchia) and ends in Athens (Piraeus). Ports: Naples, Sicily (Messina), Crotone, Bari, Šibenik, Venice (Ravenna), Split, Dubrovnik, Kotor, Corfu, Olympia (Katakolon) and Athens (Piraeus).

What is included in the fare?

Taxes & fees included.

What is the cheapest date for this cruise?

Of 21 dates with a current fare, Jan 30, 2029 on Viking Lyra is lowest at $6,998 per person.

How do I book this cruise?

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