• Itinerary: The ship mostly cruises the Aegean Sea , including visits to Athens, Sounion, Tinos, Delos,  Mykonos, Santorini, Amorgos, Patmos, Ephesus, and Samos. Cruises in 2001 also include Egypt, Israel, circumnavigation of Crete, and the Red Sea.
• Cabins: 17. Cabins are all outside, and most have two windows (cabins on lower deck have three portholes). All have full or queen beds, individually controlled air-conditioning, telephone, refrigerator, VCR, radio and a private bath.
• Dining: There is single unassigned seating. Al fresco dining is available on deck.
• Facilities and Activities: The yacht has a lounge with a piano bar, lectures, and presentations. A swim platform lowers from the stern. Guests are welcome on the bridge at any time. A motorized zodiac is used as a tender to shore. The vessel stays in many ports until late in the evening, allowing the opportunity to enjoy local night life.
• Recent Fares Reported to Us: Fares start at $2,995 for five days aboard, plus two nights in Athens, local air from Athens to Samos, and all shore excursions.

• Itinerary: Cruises go from Istanbul and Athens to various Turkish and Greek ports. There are two voyages around the coast of India, and three in the Indian Ocean to the Seychelles and Madagascar, Zanzibar and Mombasa. Other cruises go from Israel to Cyprus, Turkey and Greece and from Syria to Egypt.
• Cabins: 42. Cabins range from 210 to 285 sq. ft. All cabins are outside and have queen-size beds, a sitting area, refrigerator, telephone, TV/VCR, individually controlled air-conditioning, and a private bath with shower (no tubs). Four suites (440 and 520 sq. ft.) have separate bedroom and living room, and two baths. Suites on the sun deck have a private verandah.
• Dining: There is an open-seating dining room with one seating. Special diets are accommodated.
• Facilities and Activities: Cabins are located forward and public rooms are aft. There is a small dip pool, a piano bar, lounge, gym, sauna, hairdresser, small library, and medical facilities. There are guest experts who lecture on the history and ports visited on the journeys.
• Recent Fares Reported to Us: A 10-night Israel, Turkey, Greece cruise package with one hotel night, including shore excursions, starts at $6,995 per person double occupancy. An Istanbul to Athens cruise with seven nights on board, one night in Athens and two nights in Istanbul, including shore excursions, starts at $5,995.

• Itinerary: There are voyages of Tunisia, along the Dalmatian Coast of the Adriatic Sea, and to the mideastern countries along the Red Sea. One cruise circumnavigates Crete; another circumnavigates Sicily.
• Cabins: 24. The cabins are all outside with twin or queen beds, air-conditioning, telephone, radio and a private bath with shower.. Main deck and sun deck cabins have windows. Lower deck cabins (170 sq. ft.) have a porthole Most of the cabins are on main deck, are 150 to 180 sq. ft., and have one or two windows; some have a couch.
• Dining: There is one seating, no pre-assigned tables. Breakfasts and luncheons are buffet in the dining room or on the canopied deck. Cuisine is mostly Mediterranean.
• Facilities and Activities: This is a twin-hulled vessel. There is a lounge and a library. There are movies or lectures in the evening. There is an open bridge policy, and guests are encouraged to visit the bridge and learn about navigation. A stern platform allows swimming when weather and anchorage conditions permit. Snorkeling equipment is available. There are two tenders for excursions to shore. Passengers explore archeological ruins, intact medieval towns, inlets and islands, many uninhabited. On Turkey cruises, history is explored from the Stone Age on, with visits to such places as where St. Paul delivered sermons and to Ephesus with its Temple of Artemis. A journey by wooden boat shows a sunken city in Kekova Bay, and other small wood boats take passengers up the Dalyan River. A Young Explorers Program features educational and recreational activities for ages 8-17.
• Recent Fares Reported to Us: A nine-night cruise  begins at $3,995. A seven-night cruise with two nights in Taorimina and circumnavigating Sicily begins at $5,395.Fares include shore excursions and port charges. Children on the Young Explorers Cruise are $1,495 if sharing a cabin with two adults. The vessel is sometimes chartered to Tauck Tours and Discovery Tours for the American Museum of Natural History cruises and others.

• Itinerary: Cruises go to the Seychelles, Tanzania, the Aegean, Mediterranean, Turkey, Italy, Greek Islands, and to Panama and Costa Rica. Other cruises go along the shores of Spain, Portugal, Morocco, and France and to ports in England and the Channel Islands.
• Cabins: 22. All cabins are outside and have queen, double or twin bed arrangement, individually controlled air-conditioning, a radio and a telephone, a private bath with shower. Three cabins have a pullman berth also.
• Dining: There is an open-seating dining room with one seating. Cuisine is international with local specialties.
• Facilities and Activities: This is a three-masted sail cruiser with electrically operated remote-control sails. There are two lounges. Guest lecturers are on board and accompany passengers on shore excursions. The dining room is convertible to a meeting room with overhead projector, audio and video equipment. There is a water sports platform for swimming, snorkeling, kayaking, and windsurfing. Snorkeling equipment is available. Children are not encouraged. Days consist of sightseeing at towns and villages, visiting historical sites, and water sports or swimming at various beaches.
• Recent Fares Reported to Us: The Costa Rica with passage through the Panama Canal ranges from $4,595 to $5,495 per person double occupancy. A Spain, Portugal, Morocco cruise starts at $55,995.