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THINGS TO KNOW BEFORE THE CRUISE EMBARKATION/DISEMBARKATION
Because no lifeguard is provided, swimming off the vessel is at the passengers own risk!
Passengers are requested to be on board 2 hours prior to departure. Disembarkation is after breakfast at approximately 9am.
TRAVEL DOCUMENTS
Participants must be in possession of a valid passport (expiring not earlier than one month after cruise ends) and should obtain visas and health certificates where required. All requirements should be confirmed with appropriate government consulate or information office prior to departure.
LUGGAGE AND CLOTHING
Please travel as lightly as possible so as not to restrict space in your cabin. Soft bags are more practical than hard suitcases. Sports or casual clothes are more useful. Plenty of swimwear is required and a pullover or cardigan is recommended for cool evenings. Comfortable walking shoes are suggested when ashore; a beach towel is also required for swimming. It is not necessary to bring such items as cutlery, cups, plates, glasses, etc., as vessels are fully equipped.
ELECTRIC CURRENT
The ship generators provide an electric current of 220 v. Cabins are equipped with European type plugs so please remember to bring an adaptor if necessary.
HEALTH REQUIREMENTS
Due to safety reasons it is requested that physical disabilities of any kind be advised at time of reservation. It is understood that passengers requiring special attention or treatment will be travelling with their personal escorts. The company retains the right to refuse to embark any pregnant woman beyond the 6th month of pregnancy.
SPECIAL DIETARY REQUIREMENTS
Every attempt to meet special dietary requirements will be made provided that such a request is put in writing at least 4 weeks prior to sailing.
HONEYMOONERS
If our agency is informed in due time honeymooners will receive complimentary wine & fruit. A special celebration may also be arranged upon request.
DAILY PROGRAM
Each day's schedule will be posted by our cruise coordinator listing necessary information such as arrival/departure times, meal times, day's activities and any other pertinent information. It is understood that the daily program will be given as a guideline and that it is subject to change due to unforeseen circumstances.
VALUABLES
Jewellery, money, documents etc., should be given to the captain who will deposit items in the ship's safe boxes free of charge. The company and its personnel bear no responsibility for valuables kept by passengers.
PERSONAL EXPENSES & FUNDS
The EURO is the official currency on board. There is an optional credit system for expenses on board that may be paid/settled at the end of the cruise. Most major currencies and traveller's cheques are accepted / exchanged at their official exchange rate. No credit cards are accepted on board.
COMPLAINTS
Should any problems arise on board please report them first to your tour coordinator and the captain. Crewmembers will do their utmost to rectify the situation. The cruise company cannot accept any complaints that were not reported on board. Complaints that are received by the cruise company 3 weeks after the end of cruise are also not acknowledged.
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Classical Greece
