Days 1-2

Alicante

Alicante, with its sun-kissed shores and ancient roots, beckons travelers to uncover its vibrant history. Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, this coastal gem boasts a rich maritime heritage, shaped by centuries of seafaring traditions. The city's mild climate and azure skies provide the perfect backdrop for exploration, inviting visitors to wander its charming streets and savor authentic Spanish cuisine. Beyond the tourist hubs, Alicante offers a glimpse into the real Spain, where locals gather at bustling markets and quaint tapas bars. Don't miss the chance to ascend to the towering Castillo de Santa Bbara for panoramic views of the city and sea.

Day 3

Mahón, Menorca

Day 4

At sea

Day 5

Savona

In the annals of maritime lore, Savona emerges as a storied haven where ancient seafarers once sought refuge. Its coastal heritage intertwines with the tales of intrepid explorers and merchants, echoing through the cobblestone streets and medieval walls. The temperate Mediterranean climate blesses Savona with gentle sea breezes and sun-kissed days, ideal for leisurely promenades along its scenic waterfront promenade. Here, authenticity thrives beyond the tourist veneer, offering glimpses into Italy's soul through authentic trattorias and local markets. As a unique highlight, Savona boasts the imposing Priamar Fortress, a testament to its maritime legacy and a striking backdrop against the azure sea.

Day 6

La Spezia

Enter the maritime gateway of La Spezia, where the whispers of ancient maritime trade still echo in the harbor. Blessed with a mild Mediterranean climate, this coastal gem offers a respite from the bustling cities, inviting cruisegoers to bask in the warmth of the sun-kissed shores. Dive into the vibrant local scene, where quaint villages and hidden coves beckon explorers seeking an authentic Italian experience. La Spezia's strategic location has made it a haven for sailors and merchants throughout history, while its stunning vistas of the Cinque Terre coastline captivate travelers with their rugged beauty, a testament to nature's artistry.

Day 7

Bastia

Day 8

Propriano, Corsica

Day 9

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Days 9-10

Salerno

Salerno beckons with tales of maritime glory, its shores echoing with the echoes of ancient seafaring civilizations. Nestled along the picturesque Amalfi Coast, Salerno boasts a Mediterranean climate, where warm sea breezes kiss sun-kissed shores year-round. Cruise lines navigate these crystalline waters, offering a glimpse into Italy's authentic soul beyond the well-trodden paths. Visitors are treated to the region's culinary delights, from freshly caught seafood to fragrant lemon-infused dishes. As the gateway to the UNESCO-listed Amalfi Coast, Salerno invites exploration of its rugged cliffs and charming coastal villages, revealing the true essence of Italian coastal living.

Day 11

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 11

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 11

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 12

Valletta

Perched majestically on the limestone cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean, Valletta beckons with its timeless charm and centuries-old history. Home to the Knights of St. John, its streets whisper tales of valiant knights and grand sieges. The Mediterranean climate blesses visitors with warm summers and mild winters, creating an inviting atmosphere year-round. Unlike typical tourist traps, Valletta offers an authentic glimpse into Malta's soul, where locals mingle with visitors in bustling markets and quaint cafes. As the smallest capital in the EU, Valletta boasts one of the highest concentrations of historic sites, including St. John's Co-Cathedral, adorned with Caravaggio's masterpieces.

Day 13

At sea

Day 14

Brindisi

Day 15

Split

Day 16

Koper

Day 17

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 17

Kotor

Day 18

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 18

Kotor

Day 19

Dubrovnik

Day 20

Corfu

Day 21

At sea

Days 22-23

Heraklion (Iraklion), Crete

Day 24

Ermoupoli, Syra

Day 25

Mount Athos

Day 25

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Days 26-27

Thessaloniki

Day 28

Lesbos

Day 29

Kos

Day 30

Rhodes

Rhodes, once home to the Colossus, one of the ancient world's wonders, is a treasure trove of scenic beauty and architectural marvels. The island's climate is a perfect blend of warm sunshine and gentle sea breezes, ideal for exploring its abundant natural and architectural sights. Cruise lines like Celebrity Cruises and MSC make a point of showcasing Rhodes not just for its sun-soaked beaches but for its less frequented villages and ancient ruins that capture the essence of the islands past splendor. A unique attraction here is the Palace of the Grand Master, a medieval castle that was once the stronghold of the Knights of St. John, offering visitors a glimpse into the chivalric and strategic importance of this island at the crossroads of civilizations.

Day 31

At sea

Days 32-33

Limassol

Days 34-35

At sea

Day 36

Alexandria

Alexandria, with its bustling Corniche and the iconic Library, serves as the perfect gateway to a mesmerizing blend of modern vibrancy and ancient charm. Imagine sipping mint tea in a quaint cafas you gaze out at the Mediterranean. The city's mild winters and warm, breezy summers offer a refreshing retreat for those in search of authenticity. Here, you'll laugh at the playful contradiction of hearing a donkey cart clop along a street lined with Wi-Fi-equipped coffee shops!

Day 37

At sea

Day 38

Marmaris

Welcome to Marmaris, where the echoes of ancient civilizations meet the allure of modern coastal living. Nestled along the turquoise waters of the Aegean Sea, Marmaris boasts a Mediterranean climate, with sun-drenched days and gentle sea breezes that beckon travelers seeking an authentic escape from the ordinary. Here, away from the typical tourist traps, visitors can immerse themselves in the vibrant tapestry of Turkish life, from bustling markets to quaint seaside cafes. As a gateway to the real Turkey, Marmaris offers a glimpse into the country's rich maritime heritage, with traditional wooden gulet boats dotting the harbora unique sight that defines the coastal charm of this enchanting destination.

Day 39

At sea

Days 40-41

Istanbul

Welcome to Istanbul, where the echoes of ancient empires resound through the city's majestic skyline. Here, amidst the confluence of Europe and Asia, cruise lines dock to unveil the treasures of this historic metropolis. Blessed with a Mediterranean climate and vibrant energy, Istanbul offers a sensory feast for those seeking an authentic escape from the ordinary. From bustling bazaars to tranquil mosques, the city showcases the real essence of Turkey, where tradition and modernity intertwine. And did you know? Istanbul is the only city in the world that straddles two continents, bridging the gap between East and West with its timeless allure.

Day 42

At sea

Days 43-44

Piraeus

Day 45

At sea

Day 46

Valletta

Perched majestically on the limestone cliffs overlooking the Mediterranean, Valletta beckons with its timeless charm and centuries-old history. Home to the Knights of St. John, its streets whisper tales of valiant knights and grand sieges. The Mediterranean climate blesses visitors with warm summers and mild winters, creating an inviting atmosphere year-round. Unlike typical tourist traps, Valletta offers an authentic glimpse into Malta's soul, where locals mingle with visitors in bustling markets and quaint cafes. As the smallest capital in the EU, Valletta boasts one of the highest concentrations of historic sites, including St. John's Co-Cathedral, adorned with Caravaggio's masterpieces.

Day 47

Trapani, Sicily

Welcome to Trapani, where the whispers of ancient maritime trade echo through the harbor and labyrinthine streets. Basking under the Mediterranean sun, Trapani enjoys a mild climate, inviting cruisegoers to immerse themselves in its timeless charm year-round. Away from typical tourist traps, this coastal gem offers an authentic taste of Sicily's soul. Cruise lines often anchor here to showcase the real Italy, from exploring the salt flats where ancient Phoenician ships once docked to indulging in fresh seafood at local trattorias. Fun fact: Trapani is renowned for its Good Friday procession, where locals commemorate Easter with solemnity and pageantry unmatched elsewhere.

Day 48

At sea

Day 49

Cartagena

Nestled along the Mediterranean coast, Cartagena exudes an air of ancient grandeur, tracing its roots back to the Phoenicians and Carthaginians. This historic port city boasts a climate blessed with year-round sunshine, perfect for leisurely strolls along its palm-lined promenades. Beyond its famed Roman ruins and imposing fortifications, Cartagena offers a glimpse into authentic Spanish life, with bustling markets brimming with local flavors and artisans' wares. Cruise lines strategically dock to provide easy access to Cartagena's wealth of cultural treasures, from the Roman Theatre to the Modernist architecture of its city center. It's a destination where history meets modern charm, leaving an indelible mark on every visitor's memory.

Day 50

Gibraltar

Nestled at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, Gibraltar beckons with its legendary past, guarding the entrance to the Mediterranean like a steadfast sentinel. Its iconic Rock, a natural fortress steeped in myth and history, towers majestically over the sparkling waters below. The Mediterranean climate offers temperate winters and balmy summers, inviting exploration year-round. Beyond the duty-free shopping and bustling main street, Gibraltar unveils hidden treasures, from the labyrinthine tunnels of the Great Siege to the Moorish Castle perched atop its rocky perch. As one of the last remaining British Overseas Territories, Gibraltar's blend of British and Mediterranean influences creates a truly unique destination

Day 51

At sea

Day 52

Agadir

Following a devastating earthquake in 1960, Agadir rose from the rubble to become a vibrant coastal city, offering a wealth of experiences for visitors. Relax on the golden sands of its pristine beaches or embark on exhilarating water sports adventures. Explore the bustling markets of the medina, where you can haggle for treasures and sample local delicacies. Take in panoramic views from the hilltop Kasbah, offering a glimpse into Agadir's rich history. With its year-round sunshine, lively nightlife, and proximity to stunning natural wonders like the Souss Massa National Park, Agadir promises a memorable and diverse vacation experience.

Day 53

At sea

Day 54

Santa Cruz de Tenerife