Astoria Grande has announced its 2027 deployment, which includes a series of new destinations for the brand.

According to a press release, the new cruise program runs from March 3 to August 28, 2027, and is now available for bookings.

After changing its homeport to Turkey this year, the Astoria Grande will continue to sail from Antalya for the 2027 season.

The company said that the port’s location in the Mediterranean allows for more complete itineraries, creating opportunities for cruises that sail to several countries and visit the region’s most attractive destinations.

As a result, the Astoria Grande will make its first visits to the Adriatic and the French Riviera, with itineraries calling in Croatia, France, Italy, Egypt and Turkey.

The deployment is highlighted by maiden stops in Monaco and Venice, as well as Nice, Dubrovnik and Split.

The 1996-built ship will also call at Rhodes, Syros, Heraklion and Katakolon in Greece; Palermo, Messina and Civitavecchia in Italy; and Valletta in Malta.

Astoria Grande said that Schengen visas for European itineraries will be handled directly by the company, with the cost included in the cruise fares.

The deployment also includes traditional visa-free cruises to Turkish and Egyptian destinations, with planned visits to Istanbul, Bodrum, Çeşme, Marmaris, Alexandria and more.

According to the company, the onboard product will still be tailored for Russian guests, with Russian-speaking crew and customized entertainment.

The 1,186-passenger ship also offers an all-inclusive meal plan, with onboard purchases available in Russian rubles.

Earlier this month, Astoria Grande announced it was moving its homeport from Russia to Turkey, with all of its planned sailings now scheduled to depart from Antalya.

According to the company, the decision was made by the vessel’s shipowner in the interests of the safety of passengers and crew.