Archive: Mediterranean
Port of the Week: Canakkale, Turkey
Nicole | June 4, 2010

Canakkale is the second largest province in Turkey and is situated on the Asian part of the Dardanelles strait, a stretch of water that separates Europe from Asia and links the Aegean Sea to the Sea of Marmara.
The province has witnessed two important battles in history. One of them being the mythological war of [...]

Port of the Week: Chios, Greece
Julie | May 19, 2010

Even though this sweet-scented island — known as the fragrant flower of the Aegean — owes its fame to mastic, it gains visitors with its natural beauty and ancient architecture. Chios, also named Hios or Khios, is an island with a long history that dates back to ancient times. The different influences of the island [...]

Sailing Into Bonifacio, Corsica
Julie | May 18, 2010

My favorite Star Clippers experience … entering Bonifacio harbor through its narrow opening. — Judy Condon

Both Royal Clipper and Star Flyer call at Bonifacio on their summer Mediterranean sailings.

Star Clippers Creats a Jack Sparrow Wannabe
Julie | May 17, 2010

Journalist Ralph Grizzle just got off a seven-night, round-trip Cannes, France, cruise aboard Star Flyer. Click HERE to read about his adventures on his website, Avid Cruiser.

Star Flyer Gets Six New Med Itineraries and 10 New Ports in 2011-12
Julie | May 13, 2010

Looking for something new? Star Clippers is adding six new itineraries to Star Flyer’s 2011-12 Mediterranean sailing season. The new itineraries also add 10 maiden ports of call to the line’s roster.
Star Flyer’s new seven-night cruises between Athens, Greece, and Istanbul, Turkey, sail from June to August to some of the most picturesque ports [...]