Rome, the Riviera and Barcelona in one trip — and you only unpack once
Seeing Italy, France and Spain on your own means trains, transfers and a new hotel every couple of nights. On a Mediterranean cruise the ship handles all of that overnight, so each morning you simply step off in a new city. It's one of the most efficient — and relaxing — ways to see Europe.
Rome's Colosseum, the ruins of Pompeii and the Leaning Tower of Pisa are all classic Mediterranean shore days.
The Amalfi Coast, Cinque Terre and the French Riviera are some of the most photographed shorelines in the world.
Neapolitan pizza, Sicilian cannoli, Provençal rosé and Catalan tapas — dinner ashore is part of the experience.
Western sailings cover Italy, France and Spain; Eastern sailings head to Greece, Croatia, Montenegro and Turkey.
Accommodation, most meals and transport between cities are included, which helps in Europe's pricey summer season.
Shown as a guide only — every cruise line and sail date has its own route. Call us and we'll match real sailings to the dates you have in mind.
Not bad — just hot and crowded, with peak fares. Shoulder months give you warm weather, calmer ports and better value.
Your passport should be valid at least six months past your return date. Europe's entry rules for visitors are changing, so we'll remind you to check current requirements before you sail.
Yes, but both are 1–1.5 hours from port. A guided ship excursion handles transport and guarantees the ship waits if traffic is bad.
Share a few details and one of our cruise specialists will shortlist the best-value sailings for your dates, then call you to talk them through — typically within 15 minutes in business hours.
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