Beyond value, beyond adventure, beyond the horizon: Atlas Ocean Voyages' mega-summer deal

Author: Gillian Carmoodie

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Atlas is offering extra savings of up to £2,000 per person if booked before July 2. Looking to secure that cruise of a lifetime? Now is the moment…

There’s never been a better time to book with Atlas Ocean Voyages. Atlas’ dedication to high-end quality, attention to detail and trademark adventure remain firmly present, but there’s a bonus until July 2 – savings of up to £2,000 per person (that’s £4,000 per stateroom).

Never before has there been such a wild case of value for money. And here’s the best bit – don’t think you’ve got to depart on a voyage before the end of the month to secure the deal.

Atlas is offering 60 sailings from now until spring 2025. There are opportunities to taste the Mediterranean; explore the remote beauty with a Polar Expedition; and absorb the rich architecture of a Cultural Expedition to name but a few.

So, what’s the deal?
Atlas Ocean Voyages
can provide explorations from pole to pole with their fresh Adventure Beyond promotion, where savings of up to £4,000 can be enjoyed on select May 2024 – April 2025 expeditions.

Not only that, but there’s also a free cultural immersion on every cruise, taking you deep into local traditions that you’d otherwise overlook. By revelling in native heritage and absorbing the nature of each destination, you can enjoy cooking demonstrations and guided Zodiac safaris – utilising your complimentary Atlas backpack for taking mementoes home with you.

Courtesy of some extra Expedition exclusives, every aspect of the journey is now enhanced in full 8k clarity, providing adventure for every explorer and expanding each horizon. All that activity will work up an appetite, but never fear, as Atlas has thought about that. In fact, they’ve planned for such eventualities with great aplomb.

Atlas Ocean Voyages is a leader in yacht expedition cruising. Credit: Atlas Ocean Voyages

Food! Introducing the Epicurean deal of the decade
When presented with the option to book and save money, and with a range of climates and folklore to select from, which do you go for?

We’d suggest an Epicurean voyage to the Mediterranean, where the fresh aroma of spices, tangy fruits and earthy vegetables await. From bustling trade that illuminates the likes of Alicante’s Central Marke and El Olivar of Palma de Mallorca, to sampling authentic olive oil, wine and grape brandy from local villages in the Croatian countryside, the Med never fails to deliver for foodies.

And that’s the whole point of an Epicurean cruise. Defined as a person devoted to sensual enjoyment, especially that derived from fine food and drink, an epicurean migrates towards areas that radiate with authentic and exclusive palates. It is why foodies feel so relaxed while enjoying those shimmering Mediterranean seas; the flavours come to you.

Gathering with your fellow foodies to discover the perfect Sicilian dessert, naturally paired with Marsala’s celebrated wine, remains an unfiltered Epicurean paradise – especially when blended with a climate that encourages relaxation. Atlas can provide exactly that.

Food brings people together, as explained by the ancient Greek philosopher Epicurus. As you bond with a visiting vintner or gastronomic guest alongside new friends while sipping on Italian limoncello in the company of stunning views atop the rooftop villa overlooking the Amalfi Coast, you can enjoy the experience in good company.

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Atlas Ocean Voyages: Taking food to the next level
Just to emphasise Atlas’ assiduity towards maritime’s utmost Epicurean exploits, the luxury cruise specialist has announced additional experts for its 2024 Epicurean Expeditions.

Embarking on a stylish journey through the Mediterranean, guests onboard AOV’s intimate expedition yachts can look forward to a culinary odyssey personally curated by renowned chefs and sommeliers.

We’re talking about the Josper Grill Dining Experience at 7Aft Grill; the Yachtsman Cookoff challenge; wine tastings; and a wide range of culinary presentations. It’s not just a promise of the cruise of a lifetime, but also a guarantee for immersive exploration of the region's gastronomic delights.

Ancient ruins, iconic, and sun-kissed beaches make up the Mediterranean. Credit: Shutterstock

Adding to that excitement, Atlas Ocean Voyages recently introduced new culinary talents to each unique voyage, bringing expertise and passion to their trademark dining experience.

Paulette Mitchell kicks things off aboard World Traveller on July 1, followed by Martin Gimenez Castro and Luciana Berry on August 5. David Shalleck takes the reins on August 23, followed by Christy Rost on September 16, 23, and 30.

World Voyager also gets in on the act, welcoming Chef Plum on October 2 and 12, before Stephan Pyles and Paula Lambert showcase their talents on October 19. Once you’ve sampled such exquisite cuisine amid the Mediterranean’s finest sun-kissed splendour, there’s no going back. A new level of gastronomy will become unlocked.

Of course, when selecting from AOV’s impressive rota of destinations, quality is assured regardless of choice. From the stunning sunrises of Antarctica to the calming shores of South America and everything in between, each guest can revel in Atlas’ ability to take you on a journey unlike any other.

It's time to book and take advantage of Atlas’ incredible offer. But be quick, as this deal won’t last forever.

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About Gillian Carmoodie

Gillian has been a part of the heritage world for longer than she would care to admit. From piloting pre-war racers across Montlhéry and traversing the Cumbrian mountains with an Edwardian automobile, to flying a WWI Tiger Moth and obsessing over all things shipping, Gillian lives for history.

When not buried in a book or lost to the archives, you'll usually find her under the bonnet of her classic Rover or exploring the old shipyards of the North East. When partaking in work for RNLI, Land Rover or RRM, Gillian mostly runs on high-octane Earl Grey.