Day	Port	Arrive	Depart
Aug 1	Athens (Piraeus), Greece		6:00 PM
Aug 2	Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey	9:00 AM	11:59 PM
Aug 3	Mykonos, Greece	8:00 AM	11:59 PM
Aug 4	Santorini, Greece	7:00 AM	11:00 PM
Aug 5	Chania (Souda), Crete, Greece	6:00 AM	9:00 PM
Aug 6	Katakolon, Greece	1:00 PM	7:00 PM
Aug 7	Corfu, Greece	8:00 AM	6:00 PM
Aug 8	Kotor, Montenegro	9:00 AM
Aug 9	Kotor, Montenegro		7:15 AM
Aug 9	Dubrovnik, Croatia	1:00 PM	11:00 PM
Aug 10	Hvar, Croatia	8:00 AM	6:00 PM
Aug 11	Venice, Italy	12:00 PM
Aug 12	Venice		9 AM

Details of the Ports:

Athens (Piraeus), Greece Aug 01
Occupied since 3000 BC, Athens has a rich history intended to be unearthed by all who visit. Hadrian's Arch, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and the Theater of Dionyssos, famed as the finest concert hall in Greece, must be explored. Another "must do" is to tour the interior of the Acropolis and museum.

Ephesus (Kusadasi), Turkey Aug 02
Kusadasi is your port of access to an age-old civilization. Ephesus was once the second largest metropolitan area in the Roman Empire, eclipsed only by Rome herself. Explore this city of construction both monumental and mundane. It was famed for the Temple of Artemis, one of the wonders of the ancient world; the Library of Celsus, with its thousands of scrolls; and its amphitheater, with a capacity of 24,000 spectators. But you can also imagine yourself in the sandals of a resident as you stroll the streets, past marketplaces, and into bath complexes that offered piped-in hot water, massage, and sauna.

Mykonos, Greece Aug 03
Mykonos is living proof that picture postcard destinations do exist. Its many charms include its iconic windmills, fabulous beaches, and an irresistible traditional town with a maze of twisting streets and alleys originally designed to confuse marauding pirates. Dazzling sunlight reflects off of whitewashed houses and hundreds of small chapels. Other adornments include shaded courtyards and balconies lush with flowers, and a lively nightlife that some claim is the best in Europe. Nearby you can visit the uninhabited island of Delos, birthplace of Apollo, fittingly the god of sunlight, music, and beauty

Santorini, Greece Aug 04
35.25 degrees north. 25.20 degrees east. Perfection has coordinates. Here on Santorini, you'll find whitewashed houses accented by roofs of the bluest blue - there's no doubt that azure waters of the Aegean have served as creative inspiration. Among the many historic sites on the island is the ancient city of Akrotiri, once buried under a thick blanket of volcanic ash over 3,600 years ago.

Chania (Souda),Crete, Greece Aug 05
Inhabited since Neolithic times, there is much to explore in this capital city including archaeological sites, charming villages, and eccentric neighborhoods. Chania provides not only a glimpse into the past but a look at the future with its unique blend of Venetian, Turkish and modern architecture. Meander down the cobbled streets to the 16th century church of Agios Fragiskos, which houses the Archaeological Museum.

Katakolon, Greece Aug 06
This scenic Greek, seaside town overlooking the Ionian Sea is your gateway to the ruins at Olympia, where the Olympics began in 776 BC and continued every four years for more than a millennium. You can also find one of the most important museums in all of Greece in Olympia: The Archaeological Museum; its exhibits are rich in Greek mythology and its bronze collection is perhaps the finest in the world.

Corfu, Greece Aug 07
One of the most beautiful islands in all of the Mediterranean, Corfu casts a magical spell on those fortunate enough to visit its shores. Silvery olive trees grace the countryside, lemon trees scent the air, vivid blooms catch your eye, and the sapphire sea against the verdant land is a stunning contrast. Corfu is undoubtedly the greenest island in all of Greece. A leisure stroll through the narrow alleyways will reveal many local treasures from fine wines to fresh seafood.

Kotor, Montenegro Aug 08 | Aug 09
The town of Kotor is a true gem that can be found nestled on the sparkling Adriatic. Its imposing city walls that zigzag 2 ½ miles up steep mountains add to its rugged charm. There is something for everyone is this town deemed a UNESCO World Heritage Site: museums, history, monuments, restaurants, medieval architecture, and ancient churches galore. Take a slow stroll down its narrow streets that have inspired artists for centuries and find the Cathedral of Saint Tryphon, a monument of Roman culture, and one of the most recognizable symbols of the city.

Dubrovnik, Croatia Aug 09
This charming little town has been resting on the Dalmation Coast for some 1,300 years. Once you pass through Old Town's stone walls, you will be transported into the breathtaking medieval world of Stari Grad. Marble-paved squares, monasteries and fountains are just a few of the antiquities still standing just as they were over a thousand years ago.

Hvar, Croatia Aug 10
Hvar is the longest and the sunniest Croatian island and one of the most beautiful islands in the world. This island is unusual in the area for having a large fertile coastal plain, and fresh water springs. Its hillsides are covered in pine forests, with vineyards, olive groves, fruit orchards and lavender fields in the agricultural areas.

Venice, Italy Aug 11 | Aug 12
One of the world's most beautiful cities also happens to be one of its most unusual. Venice is actually made up of over 120 islands in the Adriatic Sea. Because the city is connected by canals instead of streets, a good way to see Venice is on a romantic gondola ride. The epicenter of the city is St. Mark's Square, where you'll find the 900-year-old Basilica of St. Mark.

On Board Exclusives:

• On board wine tasting and Four course wine paired lunch in Prime C with Wine Diva Deb and a bottle of wine for your cabin If Optional Wine maker Package is added**
• Azamara's preferred vintage red and white wine poured at lunch and dinner
• Gratuities (dining, bar and housekeeping)
• Shuttles to/from port communities, where available
• Bottle of Champagne per stateroom
• Destination-influenced entertainment & enrichment
• 24-hour room service
• Bottled Water, Sodas and specialty Coffee & Teas
• Personal stationery
• Elemis bathroom products
• Concierge Service
• Self-Service Laundry
• Spa and Wellness Center
• All gourmet meals
• Casino
• Aqua Spa and Fitness center
• Piano and Wine bar, and Live Entertainment
  

   

  

  Optional Excursion in Santorini, August 4, 2012
  
  Pricing to come!

  Join Wine Diva Deb for an exclusive tour of Santorini. Our first stop will be the beautiful village of Oia is perched atop a craggy cliff at the northern most point of the island, offering panoramic views of steep plummeting cliffs and nearby small islands surrounded by the deep blue sea. The charm of this lovely traditional and somewhat removed village lies in its very narrow, twisting cobblestone alleyways and steps, pointing out the brilliant white stone buildings that create a maze of fine shops, cafes, and domed churches. Walking through the village, you can enjoy the panoramic views and admire the Cycladic architecture for which the town is well known. We will visit the naval museum, a neoclassical old mansion restored and converted to a museum, housing the maritime history of Santorini.
  Santorini's volcanic soil and high daytime temperatures and humidity at night are ideal for creating a strong red wine which is well-respected around the world. It is these ideals that have helped the islanders to produce 36 different kinds of grapes (white and red) and leading to excellent wine producing. Which brings us to our next visit the Volcan Winery. Specially trained personnel will guide you through the production facilities and its underground cellars a a visit to the underground museum.
  
  Our last stop will be a specially paired lunch at the spectular Santos Winery. This is where technological perfection is harmonized with the uniqueness of our island, we create our famous wines. Our winery, which operates since 1992, is sited on the edge of Caldera, in the middle of Santorini vineyard. It is of 5000 tons capacity.
  Your tour terminates in Fira Town, the capital of the island. You will have free time in Fira Town for independent browsing and shopping. From Fira you will join the cable car (ticket provided) and descend independently to the old port. A local tender will ferry you back to the ship, which will be anchored offshore.

   

  Pricing starts at:
  

  $5310 - Suite
  $4210 - Balcony Cabin
  $3510 - Ocean view Cabin
  $3060 - Inside Cabin
  

  LIMITED Single rates available at 150%
  

  *Prices are per Person - Double Occupancy, includes all fees, port charges, fuel charges and taxes. Does not include VISA's.

   

  Airfare is not included!

  ***Exclusive Add-on Wine Makers Package for only $70/person (Includes bottle of wine/person to enjoy in your cabin and 1 hosted wine tasting party and 4 course gourmet lunch paired with local wines in the speciality restaurant Prime C)

   

  To Reserve your space:
  Call Wine Diva Deb at  206-617-6160 or send email to:  winedivadeb@yahoo.com . Or call Cruise Holidays of Woodinville at 425-487-4001 or 1-866-487-4001.

   

  A deposit of $1,100/cabin or $2,220/Suite is required.
  Final payment is due on April 15, 2012!
  
  

   

  All reservations based on double occupancy. Azamara Club Cruises reserves the right to impose a fuel supplement of up to $10 USD per guest per day on all guests if hate price of West Texas Intermediate fuel exceeds $65.00 per barrel.

  Non refundable $25 booking fee will apply to all bookings

  Travel Insurance highly recommended as well as Personal & Medical Insurance.