Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Since our tour starts in the Aegean and includes Italy, France, and Spain, guests holding a Burgundy (Ordinary) passport must have a valid Multiple-Entry (Multi) Schengen Visa covering their travel dates. Green (Special) passport holders are exempt from visa requirements. (Your passport must be valid for at least 6 months from the end of the trip.)

Our tour is based on full board accommodation. Breakfast, lunch, and dinner served in the main restaurants, along with unlimited soft drinks offered during meals, are included in the price. In addition, filter coffee, tea, water, and fruit juice are complimentary at certain times of the day. Only alcoholic beverages, special coffees (espresso, etc.), and extra expenses made at the bars are subject to a fee.

Yes, on our ship, to help you stay connected to the outside world while out at sea, we offer each guest 250 MB of free Wi-Fi per day. If you need heavier internet usage, you can purchase paid additional internet packages onboard.

No. This program is in the "Cruise Only" (Sadece Gemi) concept and has a one-way fantastic route (boarding from Kuşadası, disembarking in Barcelona). Transportation to Kuşadası, our departure port, and return flight tickets from Barcelona to Turkey at the end of the tour are not included in the standard tour package. However, our Güventur travel advisors provide support in planning the most suitable return flight tickets for our guests who wish to do so.

Absolutely not. Extra land tours are completely optional. When our ship docks at the ports, guests who wish may freely explore the city on their own, while those who prefer can purchase professional guided extra tours from the ship’s reception and join a planned excursion.

In accordance with international maritime and health laws, and taking into account the limits of emergency medical intervention at sea, babies under 6 months old and expectant mothers who have completed their 24th week of pregnancy are not accepted on board. Pregnant guests under 24 weeks are required to provide an English doctor’s report stating that there is "no objection to travel."