Itinerary Highlights

  • Travel from Venice to Dubrovnik by rail and sea with Orient Express
  • Experience the ‘golden age of travel’ aboard an exquisitely designed train and yacht
  • Dine on cuisine created by Michelin-starred chefs Yannick Alléno and Heinz Beck
  • Explore Ischia, Capri, Taormina and Syracuse before arriving in Dubrovnik

Facilities

  • All-Inclusive
  • Bar
  • Butler Service Available
  • Gym
  • Restaurant
  • Spa
  • Swimming Pool
14 nights
4 - 18 August 2027
These voyages are a small taste of what we offer. Contact our Cruise Specialists for bespoke suggestions and post-cruise options

Nicola

Relationship Manager

Take an illustrious journey by rail and sailing yacht through Italy and the Mediterranean, travelling in timeless style with Orient Express throughout.

Your journey begins in Venice, where you’ll spend three nights at the Orient Express Venezia, a grand mansion just minutes from the heart of the city. From here, board the elegant La Dolce Vita Orient Express for an overnight journey to Rome, crafted to celebrate the glamour of the 1960s. Relax in luxurious interiors, savour gourmet dining and enjoy ambient live music as you travel through the Italian landscape.

After two nights at the Orient Express La Minerva in Rome, board the Orient Express Corinthian in Civitavecchia for an eight-night cruise to Dubrovnik. The world’s largest sailing yacht and the latest addition to Orient Express’ existing line-up of iconic hotels and trains, Corinthian emulates the brand’s renowned Art Deco style, bringing to life the golden age of travel with a moody on-board speakeasy, a Guerlain spa and a speciality restaurant by Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno. Cruise to Ischia, Capri, Taormina and Syracuse before arriving in Dubrovnik, where you can extend your stay or continue your journey home.

Itinerary

Arrive into Venice by business class air or private jet, then transfer to the Orient Express Venezia for a three-night stay. This former 15th-century palace reflects its illustrious history through ornate interiors, from finely carved marble to gilded salons and meticulously painted frescoes. Explore Venice’s storied treasures, from St Mark’s Square and the Doge’s Palace to the Bridge of Sighs. Beyond the famous sights, wander the medieval streets to discover the Peggy Guggenheim Collection, browse Rialto Market or seek out unique reads at the Acqua Alta bookshop.
Board the La Dolce Vita Orient Express in Venice for an overnight journey to Rome. Inspired by the glamour of 1960s Italy, the train features elegant interiors, gourmet cuisine by three Michelin-star chef, Heinz Beck, and live music as you travel through the Italian landscape.
Arrive in Rome and settle into the elegant Orient Express La Minerva for two nights. Ideally located in the heart of the city, this refined hotel provides an excellent base for exploring Rome’s ancient landmarks, grand piazzas and renowned cultural treasures.
Board the Orient Express Corinthian in Civitavecchia for an eight-night voyage to Dubrovnik, calling at the islands of Ischia and Capri before continuing to Sicily, with time to explore Taormina from Giardini Naxos and Syracuse. Enjoy two days at sea before arriving in Dubrovnik. Aboard Corinthian, experience the golden age of travel with refined interiors and attentive service. Savour Michelin-starred chef Yannick Alléno’s cuisine, unwind in the sophisticated lounges or indulge in Le Spa by Guerlain.
Disembark the Orient Express Corinthian in Dubrovnik. Extend your stay in this captivating Croatian city or transfer to the airport for your journey home.
These voyages are a small taste of what we offer. Contact our Cruise Specialists for bespoke suggestions and post-cruise options

Nicola

Relationship Manager

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