- Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection announces Summer 2028 itineraries
- 52 voyages aboard Evrima and Ilma
- Two new ports of call: Gijón, Spain and Portovenere, Italy
- Voyages range from four to nine nights
- Roundtrip departures from Rome, Monte Carlo, Athens, Venice and Reykjavík
The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection has announced its Summer 2028 European itineraries, featuring 52 voyages aboard the Evrima and Ilma across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe. Sailing from late April through October 2028, the season features the fishing villages of the Italian Riviera and the islands of the Aegean, as well as Norway’s fjords and Iceland’s volcanic scenery. Two new ports of call, Gijón in Spain and Portovenere in Italy, are included in the season.
Voyages range from four to nine nights, including roundtrip departures from Rome, Monte Carlo, Athens, Venice and Reykjavík. Highlights on the Evrima include a seven-night Nice to Rome voyage departing 14 May 2028, tracing coastlines that have drawn artists, writers and travellers, with stops including Cannes, Portofino and Elba. A nine-night London to Copenhagen voyage departing 12 July 2028 will take guests along Norway’s coastline with harbours, mountain-framed fjords and waterside villages from Haugesund to Geiranger.
Highlights on the Ilma include a seven-night Athens round trip departing 9 May 2028, featuring the Aegean islands, Mykonos and Santorini’s caldera, as well as Amorgos and Nafplio. A seven-night Rome round trip departing 27 July 2028 will take guests to Valletta, Taormina’s Mount Etna and Amalfi before returning to Rome. Reservations for summer 2028 voyages across the Mediterranean and Northern Europe are now open.
Ernesto Fara, President and CEO of The Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection, shared: “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. We believe those connections are what transform a voyage into an experience that stays with them long after they return home.”
