Atlas Ocean Voyages Opens 2028 Europe Bookings for 37 Expeditions
The program includes twenty-six overnight stays, calls tied to thirteen UNESCO World Heritage Sites and scenic sailing through the Corinth Canal and Norway’s fjords.
Updated September 15, 2026
Atlas Ocean Voyages has opened bookings for its Europe 2028 season, an April-to-September program across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe. The deployment includes 37 Epicurean and Cultural Expeditions, expanded Baltic coverage and the line's return to Egypt and Turkey.
The season combines major European destinations with smaller harbors. The program lists 26 overnight stays, calls tied to 13 UNESCO World Heritage Sites and 12 new ports. Guests also sail through the Venetian Lagoon and the Corinth Canal, up the Guadalquivir River to Seville and along the Garonne River into Bordeaux. Norway's fjords, including Trollfjord, feature as well.
"Our Europe 2028 collection reflects exactly what today's luxury traveler is seeking: deeper cultural connections, authentic local experiences, and access to remarkable destinations that larger ships simply cannot reach," said James A. Rodriguez, president and chief executive officer of Atlas Ocean Voyages. "These itineraries are intentionally designed around Europe's extraordinary boutique ports and lesser-discovered coastal communities, where every arrival feels personal and every destination tells a richer story. From returning to iconic destinations like Egypt and Istanbul to introducing exceptional new harbors throughout the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, this collection invites guests to experience Europe in a far more immersive and meaningful way."
New calls extend from Greece to the Baltic
The 12 new ports listed for the season are Beaulieu-sur-Mer and Boulogne-sur-Mer in France; Lavrion for Athens, Naxos and Poros in Greece; Casamicciola Terme on Ischia and Agropoli for Paestum in Italy; Ostende for Bruges in Belgium; Fjallbacka and Ystad in Sweden; Saaremaa in Estonia; and Svolvaer in Norway's Lofoten Islands. Lavrion will also serve as a new embarkation port, providing access to Athens.
Atlas named four sample voyages from the program. Grand Prix & Italian Icons, aboard World Traveller, sails roundtrip from Nice from April 21 to 28 and is timed with the Historic Monaco Grand Prix. Medieval Baltic Shores, aboard World Navigator, runs from Copenhagen to Stockholm from May 15 to 25, with Baltic and Scandinavian coastal calls.
Impressionist Tableaux, aboard World Voyager, sails from Bordeaux to London from May 30 to June 11 and includes Normandy visits on a D-Day anniversary voyage. Greek & Egyptian Antiquities, aboard World Traveller, is an Athens roundtrip from June 17 to 27 and includes Alexandria as part of Atlas' return to Egypt.
Inside the 2028 Europe program
Atlas' food- and wine-focused Epicurean Expeditions pair culinary experts with onboard tastings and demonstrations, plus shore programming tied to local cuisine, markets, wineries and regional culture. The 2028 Europe program also includes Cultural Expeditions and Atlas Experiences ashore and onboard.
The Explorer's Choice offer includes Bonus Savings of up to 10% and a choice of one complimentary amenity: up to a $1,000 air credit, a one-night pre-expedition hotel stay or enhanced unlimited Wi-Fi on select voyages.
Atlas currently operates three ships: World Navigator, World Traveller and World Voyager. Each carries about 196 to 200 guests. The Europe announcement follows the line's 2028 Arctic season release, which includes 13 journeys ranging from seven to 17 nights. Atlas did not include starting fares for the Europe 2028 departures.
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