Atlas Ocean Voyages has announced its most extensive Europe collection for 2028, featuring 37 Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions. These voyages aim to showcase Europe's iconic destinations and hidden coastal treasures aboard the company's luxury expedition yachts. The collection marks a significant expansion in the Baltic region and includes the return to Egypt and Turkey, with new embarkation ports like Lavrion, Greece, providing convenient access to Athens.
The 2028 season, running from April through September, will introduce 12 new ports of call, including Beaulieu-sur-Mer in France, Poros in Greece, and Fjällbacka in Sweden. The itineraries are designed to offer guests immersive experiences, with 26 overnight stays and visits to 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites. James Rodriguez, President and CEO of Atlas Ocean Voyages, stated, "Our Europe 2028 collection reflects exactly what today's luxury traveller is seeking—deeper cultural connections, authentic local experiences, and access to remarkable destinations that larger ships simply cannot reach."
Highlights of the season include signature voyages such as the World Traveller's 7-night journey coinciding with the Historic Monaco Grand Prix and the World Voyager's 12-night D-Day Anniversary voyage. Guests will also navigate through spectacular waterways like the Venetian Lagoon and Norway's Trollfjord.
Bookings for the Europe 2028 collection are now open, with special offers available, including bonus savings and complimentary amenities. The collection promises a blend of Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions, celebrating regional cuisine and history across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe
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