Day 1. Amsterdam

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Sail from Amsterdam, where canals mirror centuries of quiet history, toward Oostend and Honfleur. Further along lies Saint-Malo, once a stronghold of privateers and merchant ships, where stone walls still hold the echo of distant voyages. Crossing to Roscoff, perched at the edge of Brittany, the land begins to feel more elemental—wind, sea, and horizon meeting in quiet balance. Admire Belle-Île-en-Mer, the largest Breton island, before concluding the journey in Bordeaux, where the rhythm shifts toward elegant architecture, and the deep-rooted culture of wine and gastronomy
NOTE: This itinerary provides general information about each destination. Also, please be aware that some of the venues and highlights mentioned may not be open or accessible on the day we visit. For the most accurate tour program, we recommend contacting your Swan Hellenic agent or travel agent closer to your departure date.






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Join paced walks through old quarters, waterfronts, and coastal paths, with time for photos and the details you would miss alone.
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Step into old quarters, forts, and UNESCO listed waterfronts, with guided walks that explain how each port shaped Europe’s story.
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Take the scenic route on foot, with routes that bring you close to sea cliffs, beaches, and viewpoints worth the effort.
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Taste your way along the coast through market visits, regional specialities, and wine focused moments that belong to each place.
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Taste regional wines in places where the story is in the landscape as much as the glass. Expect a relaxed format with local context and simple pairings that link each pour to the food culture of the coast.
Each Swan Hellenic journey is designed to inspire curiosity, broaden horizons, and create lasting memories. Our guests' experiences bring to life the spirit of cultural discovery and exploration that defines our voyages.