12 nights Central Med
Santorini
Cephalonia, Greece
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Messina, Sicily
Sapphire blue seas, bright white houses, breathtaking Home to Mount Etna (Europe’s largest active volcano)
views... Cephalonia is as gorgeously Greek as it gets! and plenty of mystical mythology, the island of Sicily is
The largest of the idyllic Ionian islands, Cephalonia is packed with packed with history.
sights that cameras were made for. With golden beaches lapped by
Soak up the superb Sicilian views and snap the smouldering peak of
azure waters, fishing villages filled with bobbing boats and colourful
mighty Mount Etna which, according to mythology, was home to
Venetian-style buildings, it’s enough to make you feel positively poetic.
Vulcan (the god of fire) and the one-eyed Cyclops. Check out the 12th
Add lively local tavernas and resonances of ‘Captain Corelli’s Mandolin’
century Norman Cathedral where Richard the Lionheart allegedly
and you’ve everything you need to feed body and soul.
worshipped or just chill out on a local beach.
Action Ashore
Action Ashore
Take a boat trip on the turquoise waters of the once-underground
Sign up for a panoramic tour of Mount Etna.
Melissani Lake (pictured).
Go on a tour of the hilltop village of Taormina and admire the breathtaking
Go for a tour round the Rombola Winery and sample the local hooch.
sea views from its ancient ampitheatre.
Visit pretty Fiskardo, the only village on the island not devastated by the
Hop on a coach for a scenic drive through the Sicilian countryside.
1953 earthquake.
See the best bits of Sicily, including movie locations used in
Get to know your stalactites from your stalagmites in the vast two
‘The Godfather’ trilogy.
million-year-old Drogarati Cave.
Visit Milazzo on the north coast for a tour of its best bits.
Be dazzled by the sugar-white sand and bright blue water at the
picture-perfect Myrtos Bay or Makrys Gialos beach.
Hop in a kayak and paddle along the coast and through rocky arches
and sea caves.
See the what lives beneath the waters, from shipwrecks to playful dolphins.
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