Cruising by Stromboli
Situated just north of Sicily, Stromboli Island is one of the smallest Aeolian Islands, but arguably the most famous thanks to its intense volcanic activity.
One of the Europe's most active volcanos after Mount Etna, Stromboli has been erupting for over 2000 years and almost non-stop since 1932. The island's eruptions are so distinctive that geologists use 'Strombolian' to describe similar eruptions around the world.
Cruising by Stromboli is always a memorable experience and from the comfort and safety of your ship you'll take in unforgettable views of stunning landscapes moulded by unstoppable molten rock and lava flows. Look out for black sand beaches and tiny inhabited settlements dotted along the lower slopes of the cone-shaped island. You may even be lucky enough to witness volcanic activity as you sail by too.
Cruises to Cruising by Stromboli
Greek Islands and Corinth Canal • M2311
- Sail the extremely narrow Corinth Canal
- Discover the archaeological site of Olympia
- Explore the Acropolis & Parthenon in Athens
Exploring the Balkans & Adriatic with Venice • T2326
- An insight into the Balkan Peninsula’s centuries of fascinating history
- See the influences of powers such as the Romans and medieval Ottomans
- Each destination has a unique story to tell, through its architecture and culture
Corinth Canal & the Greek Islands • M2412
- Experience an awe-inspiring navigation of the Corinth Canal, only possible thanks to record-breaking Braemar’s smaller size.
- Discover the highlights and ancient sites of Greek islands such Crete, Rhodes and Kefalonia
- On the Greek mainland, take in the world-renowned wonders of Athens and Olympia
Discovering the Ancient Empires of the Eastern Mediterranean • T2404
- Delve into the influences of ancient empires and kingdoms
- Explore some of the world’s great ancient sites
- Highlights include Athens’ Acropolis and Malta's Grand Harbour