Landscapes and historic sites of the Peloponnese

From $5,530 per person

8 days

Ship: Le Champlain

Landscapes and historic sites of the Peloponnese
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Journey Summary

  • Day 1 - Oct. 25, 2026, Sun. - Athens
  • Day 2 - Oct. 26, 2026, Mon. - Crossing the Corinth Canal
  • Day 3 - Oct. 27, 2026, Tue. - Itea
  • Day 4 - Oct. 28, 2026, Wed. - Katakolon
  • Day 5 - Oct. 29, 2026, Thu. - Gythio
  • Day 6 - Oct. 30, 2026, Fri. - Monemvasia
  • Day 7 - Oct. 31, 2026, Sat. - Nafplion
  • Day 8 - Nov. 1, 2026, Sun. - Hydra

Detailed Itinerary

Day-by-day description of your cruise and cruise activities.

Day 1 - October 25, 2026

Athens

Day 2 - October 26, 2026

Crossing the Corinth Canal

Day 3 - October 27, 2026

Itea

Day 4 - October 28, 2026

Katakolon

Day 5 - October 29, 2026

Gythio

Day 6 - October 30, 2026

Monemvasia

Day 7 - October 31, 2026

Nafplion

Day 8 - November 01, 2026

Hydra

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Ship

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Le Champlain
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About this ship

Le Champlain

Le Champlain is one of Ponant’s state-of-the-art Explorer-class vessels, purpose-built for small-ship expeditions that prioritize immersive exploration and refined comfort. Named after the famed French navigator Samuel de Champlain, the ship carries just 184 guests and is designed to access hard-to-reach destinations without sacrificing elegance or service. From the warm waters of the Caribbean to the cultural coastlines of the Baltic, Le Champlain offers a seamless blend of modern design, cutting-edge technology, and sustainable travel practices.

The ship’s interiors reflect a distinctly French aesthetic—clean lines, calming tones, and understated sophistication. Thoughtfully designed public spaces include a panoramic lounge, library, and sundeck with an infinity pool. The ship also features a full-service spa, a gym, and a theatre that hosts lectures and cultural performances. One of Le Champlain’s most distinctive features is the Blue Eye Lounge, an underwater observation space where guests can listen to the sounds of the sea and view marine life through large porthole-like windows—a multisensory experience unique to Ponant’s Explorer-class.

Accommodations aboard Le Champlain are all outward-facing, with every stateroom and suite offering a private balcony. Rooms are designed for comfort and tranquility, with a palette inspired by the ocean and amenities that include rainfall showers, fine bedding, Wi-Fi, and luxury toiletries. The ambiance is quiet and tailored to relaxation, providing a peaceful retreat after active days of exploration.

Dining aboard the ship is a celebration of French and international cuisine, with two restaurants delivering high-quality meals in beautifully designed settings. The main restaurant offers refined, multi-course dinners with an emphasis on seasonal ingredients and regional flavors, while the casual grill provides open-air dining with a more relaxed vibe. Meals are enhanced by an extensive wine list curated by Ponant’s sommeliers, offering pairings from top French vineyards and beyond.

Built with a deep commitment to sustainability, Le Champlain features advanced equipment that minimizes environmental impact, including dynamic positioning and a compact size that allows it to dock in smaller ports without disturbing sensitive ecosystems. Whether navigating coral-rich archipelagos or sailing along historical coastlines, the ship is supported by a team of expert guides and naturalists who provide insight into the cultures, wildlife, and landscapes visited. For travelers seeking a refined expedition experience that values both luxury and learning, Le Champlain offers a uniquely rewarding way to see the world.

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