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+44 (0)20-7752 0000Cabin DescriptionBrochurePriceSpecial Offer CatPrice%u00a35295%u00a35695%u00a36195%u00a36795%u00a36795%u00a34995%u00a35395%u00a35895%u00a36495%u00a36495PRICE INCLUDES:Economy class scheduled air travel %u2022 10 nights aboard the MS Monet on a full board basis %u2022 House wine, beer & soft drinks with lunch and dinner %u2022 Noble Caledonia onboard team %u2022 Shore excursions %u2022 Gratuities %u2022 Transfers %u2022 Port taxes. Not Included:Travel insurance. PRICES PER PERSONBased on double occupancySPECIAL OFFER %u2013 SAVE %u00a3300 PER PERSONFOR A LIMITED TIME ONLYDTwin/Double with portholes on Camille/Parisien DeckCTwin/Double with windows on Parisien/Lumiere DeckBSuperior Double with windows on Lumiere DeckADeluxe Double with windows on Lumiere DeckDTwin/Double with portholes on Camille/Parisien Deck for sole use Day 6 Nisyros & Symi. Arrive this morning at the small island of Nisyros. From the port of Mandraki we drive to the Polyvotis Volcano named after the Titan imprisoned under the rock of Nisyros during the battle with the gods. Here we will learn more of the legends and have the chance to walk into the caldera. Alternatively, maybe wander through the village, climb to the Monastery of Panagia Spiliani or visit the archaeological museum. We sail over lunch to Symi, a small, mountainous and much indented pretty island. The harbour of Gialos is particularly attractive and we have time to stroll through the colourful cobbled streets. The Simians were famous boat builders and are mentioned in the Illiad as sending boats to assist the siege of Troy but are better known today for their sponge diving. We will moor overnight for those wishing to take an after-dinner stroll.Day 7 Halki. Enjoy a few hours of free time in Gialos before we sail to the little-known island of Halki arriving in the port of Nimporio in the afternoon. The rest of the day is free to explore at your own pace through the maze of alleyways, see the picturesque houses, the church of Agios Nikolaos and the clock tower. Those feeling active may wish to walk to a local beach or climb to the old capital of Horio perched on a hill and where you can see the Castle of the Knights of St John and enjoy the wonderful views. We will sail late this evening allowing time for those who wish to take an after-dinner stroll.Day 8 Kasos. The southernmost island in the Dodecanese, the tiny island of Kasos is only accessible by a small ship such as ours. Known for the friendliness of the local people, we will spend the morning in the pretty harbour, see the Church of Aghios Spyridonas with its ornate bell tower and maybe try the local delicacies in one of the tavernas. There will also be the chance to swim at one of the picturesque beaches before we sail in the afternoon and spend the rest of the day at sea.Day 9 Folegandros & Sifnos. Today we return to the Cyclades and the island of Folegandros. Visit the clifftop capital of Chora, a wonderfully picturesque village with alleys lined with bougainvillaea and hibiscus and a dramatic seascape over an edge which drops some 700 feet directly into the Aegean. Return to the ship for lunch and a relaxing few hours at sea as we sail to Sifnos arriving in the early evening. This corner of the Cyclades is far from the well-trodden tracks of the big ships and you will be greeted by traditional white houses, picturesque churches and narrow lanes and alleys. Maybe take the opportunity to enjoy a post-dinner drink ashore as we will moor overnight.Day 10 Sifnos. A morning tour of Sifnos will include Apollonia, the island%u2019s tiny capital, the Virysianni Monastery and the villages of Kastro and Artemos, both delightful places to wander and admire the traditional architecture. After lunch we have some free time before we sail in the late afternoon.Day 11 Athens to London. Disembark after breakfast and transfer to the airport for the return scheduled flight to London.NaxosPolyvotis Volcano, NisyrosLipsiKasos beach