Discover the timeless beauty of Rome on three exciting new voyages aboard our inaugural yacht, Evrima. From the Colosseum to St. Peter’s Basilica and the Trevi Fountain, the city offers a rich tapestry of history and culture. Enjoy authentic Italian espresso, fresh pasta, and gelato as you explore. With these voyages starting and ending in Rome, you’ll have the perfect chance to extend your stay and experience all the city has to offer.
After shopping the designer boutiques on Monte Carlo’s Carré d’Or and Cannes’ Promenade de la Croisette, sail for the sandy beaches of L’Île Rousse on the scenic shores of Corsica. During two days in Tuscany, explore from Florence to Pisa and all of the vineyards and olive groves in between. Then take in views of the colorful towns of Portofino and Portoferraio from hilltop castles overlooking the harbors.
During two days in Croatia, be sure to try the famous Adriatic oysters and the excellent local wines while exploring the walled Old Towns of Zadar and Dubrovnik — each city also has their own unique culinary specialties. Then sail into Montenegro’s impossibly scenic waterways embraced by forested cliffs before continuing to the Tyrrhenian Sea, where you can dine on gnocchi and sip limoncello in Sorrento.
Just released, our new season of voyages explores throughout the Mediterranean and Northern Europe in the summer of 2026. Itineraries feature new destinations in Greece, Croatia, Spain, Norway, Denmark and the UK, as well as legendary harbors from the French and Italian rivieras to the fjords of Iceland.
A good place to begin your exploration of this maritime city would be Plymouth Hoe, a scenic promenade offering panoramic views of the sound. Climb the iconic lighthouse known as Smeaton’s Tower for a perspective on the scenery from above before exploring the nearby Royal Citadel, a 17th-century fortress. A pleasant stroll takes you to the Barbican district, Plymouth’s historic quarter, where you’ll find charming shops, art galleries and seafood restaurants as well as the Mayflower Steps commemorating the departure of the Pilgrims for the New World in 1620.
