Europe is a continent of incredible contrasts and ancient cultures, and this sailing brings you the best. We take you to Spain’s most beautiful spots, including historic Santiago de Compostela from Vigo, the neoclassical architecture of Cadiz and the endless sunshine of Palma de Mallorca. You’ll then visit fabled Italy and Portugal, from the eternal city of Rome to the vineyards of Sicily.

Try playing Bridge! Bridge Host On Board

This timeless card game offers a fun challenge to test your strategy and skills. It’s also a fantastic way to stay mentally sharp and engaged. Whether you're new to the game or a seasoned expert, after learning the basics, all you need is a standard deck of 52 cards and at least four players. With practice and casual play, you can quickly master the game’s tricks, techniques, and terminology. If you're coming solo, no worries – we'll pair you with a partner.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Civitavecchia - for Rome, Italy

From the wonderfully preserved Pantheon to the impressive Colosseum, Rome is full of monuments. Be sure to visit the Roman Forum, Trevi Fountain and Spanish Steps. Rome also incorporates the independent state of the Vatican City, which is the seat of the Pope.

Sicily, Italy

At the heart of the Mediterranean, Sicily is one of the most beautiful places in Italy. It is home to numerous vineyards that stretch across the magnificent landscape, making it a prime place to sample some fine Italian wine. It boasts a rich history, which is reflected in the well-preserved Greek temples and Byzantine mosaics in Palermo’s Cappella Palatina.

Toulon, France

Soak up the glamorous Riviera when you visit this traditionally French city in the South of France. Toulon sits against the backdrop of rugged limestone mountains that can be accessed by cable car for panoramic views of the stunning coast. It is also a significant naval base and is home to exhibits such as the grand Musée National de la Marine.

Valencia, Spain

The golden hue of this Mediterranean city is a sight to behold, and the charming old town is a contrast to the various futuristic buildings. Known for its City of Arts and Sciences, Valencia has many educational sites such as the planetarium, and an interactive museum, as well as stunning landscapes further afield including the Albufera Park wetlands reserve.