Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection Plans 52 European Voyages in 2028
Ilma’s May 9 Athens roundtrip includes Amorgos and Nafplio along with Mykonos and Santorini, while Evrima’s July 12 sailing follows Norway’s coast.
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection will operate 52 European voyages aboard Evrima and Ilma from late April through October 2028. The four- to nine-night program spans the Mediterranean and Northern Europe, with Gijón, Spain, and Portovenere, Italy, added as new ports of call.
The deployment includes roundtrip sailings from Rome, Monte Carlo, Athens, Venice and Reykjavik, alongside one-way itineraries connecting European ports.
“Our Summer 2028 season brings together itineraries that encourage guests to spend more time engaging with each place in a way that feels personal and authentic,” President and CEO Ernesto Fara said.
Mediterranean itineraries cover Greece, Italy and Malta
Ilma will sail a seven-night Athens roundtrip itinerary departing May 9, 2028. The voyage calls at Mykonos and Santorini, along with Amorgos and Nafplio, before returning to the Greek capital.
A second Ilma sailing departs Rome on July 27 for seven nights. Its calls include Valletta in Malta and the Italian destinations of Taormina and Amalfi before the yacht returns to Rome.
Evrima’s Mediterranean schedule includes a seven-night Nice-to-Rome voyage beginning May 14. After Cannes, the yacht will continue to Portofino and Elba, where the itinerary includes time around the island’s historic fortifications.
The broader Mediterranean deployment also covers the fishing villages of the Italian Riviera and additional Aegean islands. The company did not assign dates or vessels to the newly announced calls at Gijón and Portovenere.
Evrima adds a Norway-focused sailing
Evrima will depart London on July 12 for a nine-night voyage to Copenhagen. The itinerary follows Norway’s coast with calls at Haugesund, Geiranger and Kristiansand before visiting Aalborg in Denmark and concluding in Copenhagen.
Northern Europe voyages elsewhere in the season will include Iceland and roundtrip departures from Reykjavik. Reservations for the 2028 program are now open. The announcement did not include starting fares.
