Ponant has launched sales for its 2024 summer trips to the Mediterranean, the Atlantic, and Northern Europe, with 50 new departures. The program includes UNESCO World Heritage sites and visits to monuments in the heart of rich cultural heritages, all set against a backdrop of breathtaking landscapes.
From the myriad Greek islands to the cliffs of Ireland, passing through the unspoiled vistas of Algeria and the turquoise waters of the Canary Islands, PONANT offers 28 trips to Mediterranean destinations and 22 to Northern Europe and the Atlantic.
With five exceptional itineraries:
Mediterranean Islands and Cities – NEW
Departing from Athens, Le Bougainville will take guests on a journey linking Greece with the majestic Maltese coast. The final destination will be Valletta, the stronghold of the Knights of Malta. 8 days – 7 nights.
Adriatic Landscapes and Cultures - NEW.
Departing from the city of the Doges, Le Bougainville will head to Rovinj, then on to the charming fishing village of Primosten, the city of Spilt, Hvar, the island of Brac, the Brijuni archipelago, and Pula. 8 days – 7 nights.
Cultural Treasures and Scandinavian Panoramas.
Departing from Edinburgh, you'll stop in the port of Kirkwall, located in the Orkney Islands. Then, you'll sail to Norway. From there, the route takes guests to Gothenburg, Sweden, and then along the coast to the Danish capital, Copenhagen, before arriving in Stockholm. 12 days – 11 nights.
The Mediterranean: In the Footsteps of Great Civilizations – NEW.
Departing from Maltese, L'Austral will sail to Sicily and the Apulia region in southern Italy. Next, it will head to Greece, to the islands of Corfu and Ita. Then, Athens and Volos in Thessaly. Finally, the majestic city of Antalya welcomes guests at the end of a journey rich in history and culture. 11 days – 10 nights.
British Archipelagos and Celtic Coasts – NEW
Departing from the Corsican city of Saint-Malo, the ship will head towards the Channel Islands. It will then proceed to the town of Dartmouth, at the mouth of the River Dart, before sailing past the legendary cliffs of Cornwall to the Isles of Scilly. After two stops in Bantry and Cobh, the cruise concludes in Dublin.
