Gems of the Adriatic & Mediterranean Autumn Sun
Explore Mediterranean destinations on an Adriatic Sea voyage
Cruise Code: A12627
- Departs
- 3 November 2026
- Duration
- 31 nights
- Sails from
- London Tilbury
- Ship
- Ambience
Beat the rain and sail into the sun and warmth. Unpack once, then wake up somewhere new each morning for thirty-one nights. Skip the stress of multiple flights and airport queues and enjoy a seamless journey where you travel in comfort, see more destinations and experience exceptional value all in one effortless holiday.
In November, the Mediterranean does something no one tells you about: it becomes itself again. The streets that were crowded in August are now open, walkable, genuinely enjoyable. The temperatures across Greece and Croatia and the western Mediterranean remain warm - properly warm, pleasantly warm, the kind that makes an afternoon in a Corfiot café feel like the best decision you've made all year.
This voyage from London Tilbury takes you deep into that world. You can ride a cable car above the terracotta rooftops of Dubrovnik at the hour when the city looks most impossibly beautiful. You can row a small boat across an underground lake in Cephalonia, with shafts of daylight cutting down through a collapsed cave roof and bouncing off water so clear it seems lit from within. You can eat your way through Corfu's Old Town on a gastronomy walk that covers freshly baked savoury pies, honey-soaked loukoumades and kumquat liqueur. You can stand at the edge of Krka's waterfalls in Croatia, listening to the sound of the river, entirely at peace.
CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS
La Goulette, Tunisia
Head to the spectacular Roman ruins of Carthage — once a powerful rival to Rome, later destroyed, rebuilt, and today a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Spread across a hillside above the Gulf of Tunis, it’s one of the Mediterranean’s greatest archaeological treasures. Explore the Tophet, one of the ancient world’s most sacred sites, and the vast Antonine Baths, built between 145 and 165 AD and still impressive even in partial ruin. Don’t miss Byrsa Hill, where ancient streets and remains reveal a history on a scale that’s hard to comprehend.
From Carthage, it’s just a 15-minute drive to Sidi Bou Said — one of Tunisia’s most enchanting villages. Famous for its whitewashed houses and vivid blue shutters, it sits perched high on a cliff overlooking the gulf.
Argostoli, Cephalonia
Among the most beautiful of Greece's islands, travel north from Argostoli, winding through the island’s lush interior before emerging at the clifftop viewpoint above Myrtos Beach — consistently ranked among the most spectacular in Europe. Towering white limestone cliffs plunge into water that shifts from bright turquoise to deep cobalt blue. The view looks almost unreal. It isn’t.
Next comes Assos, a postcard-perfect village set on a narrow peninsula, where pastel-coloured houses sit beneath cypress and pine trees, framed by the glittering sea. Enjoy free time to wander the waterfront, pause for a coffee, or simply sit and take in the calm.
Or visit the extraordinary Melissani Lake. Enter through a tunnel and step into a hidden underground world: a cave lake partially open to the sky, where sunlight pours through the collapsed roof and turns the water into shimmering glass.
Corfu, Greece
The Old Town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site for reasons that become immediately apparent when you walk through the Bonati Arch: Venetian façades, stone arcades, narrow lanes that open unexpectedly into elegant squares, centuries of Hellenic, Venetian, French and British influence layered into a townscape unlike anywhere else in Greece.
This gastronomy walk is the best possible introduction to what the island actually tastes like. At a local delicatessen: noumboulo, Corfu's extraordinary aromatic cured pork, alongside regional cheeses, olives and savoury specialities. At a traditional bakery: freshly baked pies filled with cheese, spinach or vegetables. Then warm honey-soaked loukoumades - a Greek dessert that is simultaneously humble and irresistible. Then a tasting of kumquat liqueur, one of the island's most distinctive products and one that rewards patient attention.
Dubrovnik, Croatia
The view from the top of Mount Srđ - above Dubrovnik, accessible by cable car - belongs on any list of the great European vistas. The city below: terracotta rooftops, the ancient walls, the Stradun running its course through the Old Town, and beyond it the Adriatic in shades that shift between green and blue depending on the light and the hour.
After the cable car descent, a walk brings you to the gates of the Old Town itself. A guided orientation tour introduces the walls, the Rector's Palace, the Franciscan monastery and the particular story of Dubrovnik - a city that was an independent republic for centuries, and that carries itself with the quiet confidence of somewhere that knows its own worth.
Split, Croatia
Krka National Park is one of those places that earns its reputation entirely on its own terms. Named after the river that cuts through it, the park is a landscape of cascading waterfalls, crystal-clear pools, lush riverbank vegetation and the particular quality of silence that only really exists in places where the only sound is moving water.
The journey from Split passes through the Dalmatian countryside - coastal hills, stone villages, the Adriatic appearing and disappearing through the trees - before the park opens up around you. Skradinski Buk, the centrepiece waterfall, is where crystal-clear water tumbles over a long series of limestone steps in a display that is simultaneously powerful and extraordinarily delicate. A traditional watermill and the Ethnological Museum add cultural depth to a day.
Itinerary
- Sails from (and returns to) London Tilbury
- 31 nights
- 15 Ports of call
- 7 Countries
Full itinerary:
Cabins & Fares
Deck: 11Location: Forward, Midship, AftSize: 327-558sq ft/34.5-51.8sq mBalcony Size: 46.2-67sq ft/4.3-6.2sq m
Discover our Suite Benefits
Deck: 10, 11Location: Forward, Midship, AftSize: 210sq ft/19.5sq mBalcony Size: 28sq ft/2.6sq m
Deck: 4,5,6,8,9,10,11Location: Forward, Midship, AftSize: 190sq ft/17.7sq m
Deck: 5,6,8,9,10,11Location: Forward, Midship, AftSize: 190sq ft/17.7sq m
Accessible Cabins
If you are travelling with us with any disability or mobility needs, we offer a range of adapted cabins to accommodate these requirements. Speak to our reservations team today to learn more.
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Included in all bookings
- Flexible cancellation policies† –
- Comfortable accommodation in chosen cabin category –
- Exceptional full board cuisine –
- Captain’s cocktail party* –
- Captain’s Gala Dinner and Baked Alaska Parade* –
- Informative guest speakers* –
- Amazing entertainment –
- Range of fitness, dance and wellness classes –
- Use of gym, swimming pool and hot tubs –
- Spa access –
- Porterage of luggage between the port and cabin.
- All port taxes, fees and charges
Speakers & Acts
Davey Mcauley
Guest Act - Magician
Prepare for laughter, freaky moments and amazement! The Magic & Comedy of Dave McAuley. An Irish born out and out man of mystery! A show like no other, escape artist, pickpocket, comedian, sleight of hand and all round amazement, his insatiable appetite to amaze delight has brought him around the world performing for carnivals, circuses, celebrities and was a headline act at the world famous, “Ripley’s believe it or not” in Times Square New York!
Watch as volunteers are fooled right in front of their face, be a part of this live experience where Davey reads the minds of every audience member in the room, floats objects in mid air and performs escapes that would make Houdini himself smile.
So be prepared for laughter, freaky moments and amazement as you sit back and enjoy an evening that is guaranteed to be remembered for years to come.
Elaine Hayward
Ukelele Tutor
Born and brought up in Liverpool, music has been an important part of Elaine’s life since her solo singing debut as an angel in the school nativity play at the age of 5!
She started learning to play guitar and piano when still in junior school and went on to sing professionally in clubs and pubs around the North West. More recently, she has used her experience with guitar and ukulele to entertain dementia sufferers and residents in nursing and residential homes, whilst still performing occasionally in local clubs.
During her working life, Elaine was a trainer for a large bank and is now thrilled to be able to combine her skills as a trainer with her love of music.
Elaine believes that the ukulele is a fun instrument to learn. There are instant results and everyone can learn. She is enthusiastic and passes on her love of the instrument to all. She believes that everyone on a cruise is on holiday so the main objective of the sessions is to make learning fun and enjoyable.
Marion Hawley
Chaplain
I wanted to be a nurse from the age of 3 (Florence Nightingale).I also wanted to be a Nun ( Sound of music). I was the ‘religious nutcase’ of my family from the age of 5 attending my local church on my own, and practicing my preaching skills on family.So after 35 years as a midwife, and having trained as an Anglican Reader, I left the NHS and joined the Prison Service at HMP Liverpool then HMP.YOI Hindley and served 25 years as a Chaplain before retiring. I’ve worked closely with juveniles, men and women and have many stories to tell. I’m joined by my husband Ian, a retired police dog handler, who for 40 years has been my organist in churches and prison.
Dave Kristian
Guest Act - Comedian
Dave Kristian is a stand-up comedian who has delighted audiences worldwide in top cabaret venues, theatres, and cruise liners. A highly original act that bridges the generations with individual insight and meaning. A fresh approach to the timeless subjects of marriage, children, growing old disgracefully, the British, and the absurdity of human behavior. Frequently heard on BBC and independent radio, his television appearances include Funny Man, Bushell on the Box, GMTV, National Children in Need, and Scandinavian C4s Performance.
Colin Charles
Guest Act - Soul & Motown
Colin was trained at the Ballet Rambert School in Twickenham.
His first West End musical was Cats, in which he performed the roles of Coricopat and Mr
Mistofolees.
As a soloist singer/dancer he has performed with Wayne Sleep and his company on tour
and at London’s Dominion Theatre.
Other West end credits include King at the Piccadilly Theatre and Children of Eden at the
Prince Edward Theatre.
He played the principal role of Four-Eyed Moe in Five Guys Named Moe at the Lyric
Theatre; London
Judah in Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat opposite Jason Donavon and
Philip Schofield at the London Palladium;
The role of T Bone and understudy to the part of Joe in Carmen Jones - The Musical;
The principal role of John in Miss Saigon at the Theatre Royal Drury Lane.
The role of Steven in Seeing the Light at the Roundhouse, Camden.
The role of Tyrone in the production of Fame touring Scotland.
Colin has played the principle role of Britney in We Will Rock You at the Dominion Theatre,
JT in the touring production of Oh What A Night.
The principal role of Tito Suarez in Dirty Dancing at the Dominion Theatre, London
Colin has also been a Production Singer for Costa Cruises and Celebrity Cruises as well
cast, staged and choreographed on a production for Celebrity Cruises.
Tom Powell
Guest Act - Vocalist
Tom is a powerhouse of versatility and charisma - seamlessly shifting from iconic Pop & Rock hits to Opera, Swing classics to Show Tunes! With a resumé boasting collaborations with stars like Olly Murs and Cat Stevens, performances at the Royal Albert Hall, and accolades such as Northern Vocalist of the Year, Tom consistently delivers excellence. His 100% five-star rating from countless testimonials speaks volumes, describing unforgettable experiences filled with emotion, energy, and professionalism.
Mike Sealey
Guest Act - Comedian
With a career spanning the globe and numerous TV appearances, get ready for a night of non-stop laughter with Mike Sealey, a top-class comedian, who sees life his way and delivers it in a flurry of razor sharp hilarious one-liners, if you fancy a good laugh about life, and almost everything else, this is a show you won’t want to miss!
Lina Mookerjee
Guest Speaker - Psychology & Wellbeing
Pioneering, multi-talented with an extremely engaging interpersonal style, Lina Mookerjee BSc MA is an experienced traveller and cruise ship speaker on tours including Europe, Scandinavia, The Baltic, Brazil and The Amazon, The Middle East and The British Isles. With a first degree in electrical engineering, Lina has since been a practising psychotherapist for 25 years as well as a teacher/trainer, published writer, BBC radio and TV contributor on mental wellness issues, and is Director of Praxis-Therapy.
Lina will be offering highly informative, entertaining and illustrated presentations. She welcomes you to her lectures - to be entertained, informed and enlightened!
Duncan Falconer
Guest Speaker - History & Military
Duncan Falconer was, in modern times, the youngest serving member of the British Special Boat Service. On leaving the service in 1986 after a dozen years, after a short spell as a security specialist, he moved to Los Angeles to write books and movies.
After 9/11 he returned to the security circuit and spent over a decade taking news teams, mostly CNN, into conflict zones world-wide. He went on to become a Crisis Manager and Responder for several global corporations, managing complex tasks such as Kidnap and Ransoms and hostile evacuations.
Falconer’s best-selling biography, First Into Action, first published in 1998, was based on his life in the SBS. He is currently writing his second autobiography about his civilian life, taking news teams into conflict zones and as a Crisis Manager
Duncan is currently living in South Africa but will fly back to UK to join a cruise line if requested.
Tim Rayner
Guest Speaker - Aviation & Destination
Former teacher and architectural conservationist (building surveyor) who, after retiring, turned a hobby repairing aircraft into a business. Over the past twelve years, has lectured on cruises with CMV and Saga, delivering aviation-themed talks and destination presentations. Works alongside wife supporting creative writing programmes, helping participants produce edited travel-log e-books as lasting mementos. Extensive global travel experience, including world cruises and journeys across South America, Africa, the Baltic, Caribbean, Australasia, and beyond. Skilled presenter and trainer, with experience teaching professional staff and speaking at aviation events, flying clubs, and organisations such as the Royal Aeronautical Society and Light Aircraft Association.
Germaine Fisher
Crafter
Germaine Fisher began her Beaded Inspirations journey in 2005 when she became the founding Editor of the Australian Beads Etc Magazine. Since then, she has authored 12 instructional Beading DVD titles, and appeared on Create and Craft TV, fortnightly for four years, demonstrating beading techniques using new and interesting beads.
She has sourced beads and taught beading classes all over the world. She loves to share her wealth of knowledge, especially the great and varied history behind beads and their versatility. What started as a hobby has become a passion.
Germaine lives in Cheltenham with her husband and an ever-expanding school of guppies.
Susan Cohen
Creative Writing Tutor
Susan is an author, publisher and broadcaster, based in Edinburgh. The holder of two undergraduate degrees and one postgraduate degree, Susan has written over forty books for adults and children–including the upcoming book ‘Vikings: Masters of the Sea’, an introduction to the legacy of the Vikings. Susan has a passion for travel, having lived and worked overseas for many years, and has a special interest in researching Viking history, our understanding of which is evolving all the time, through new methods, narratives and influences.
Maureen Rennie
Bridge Tutor
Maureen lives in Troon, Ayrshire on the beautiful south west coast of Scotland with her husband and 4 dogs, she is mum to 6 children and Grandma to 5 grandchildren. Maureen also enjoys many crafts because it is such a relaxing activity.
Maureen is a bridge instructor with over 15 years experience teaching bridge to all ages from primary school children to retired adults and over a wide range of abilities from mini bridge in schools through beginner and Improver to Intermediate and Advanced. She uses the EBU Bridge for All programme, a complete learn and play programme which is ideal for Beginners and Improvers. The most common bidding system in the UK is Acol and in the rest of the world it is Standard American, Maureen is a registered teacher with both the English and Scottish Bridge Unions and teaches both systems depending on the needs of the learners but always uses ACOL for beginners and Improvers.
Maureen has been a bridge host on many cruises since 2019, ranging in duration from 5 to 80 days. She found a recent Round the World particularly satisfying because she taught the full beginner’s and Improvers 1 year courses and got to know the learners very well. While she is at home she teaches face to face and online bridge. She has had excellent success with most of her learners and they have gone on to enjoy this wonderful game for many years often joining local clubs and groups. If they wish they can continue in to the Improver year continuing to gain experience and expertise through the second year of the course with many of them returning in later years to attend Intermediate and Advanced classes. Maureen also runs sessions for those who want to change their system from ACOL to the more internationally used system of Standard American.
Helen Halliday
Watercolour Tutor
Following her career in music and broadcasting Helen returned to art and gained a degree in Fine Art in 2000. She has further qualifications in printmaking and ceramics and now specialises in watercolours and mixed media, teaching on painting holidays in the UK and abroad. Helen took part in Channel 4’s Watercolour Challenge and worked with Andy Goldsworthy on his millennium exhibition at the Barbican Gallery. She has been teaching watercolours on cruise ships for 14 years; her enthusiasm, wide-ranging knowledge and encouraging and supportive approach ensure that guests keep coming throughout the cruise. As well as helping experienced artists Helen enjoys the opportunity to introduce people to a rewarding hobby - many people arrive as complete beginners then leave with a new confidence and a desire to develop their painting skills. A guest said ‘I have been painting for many years and have learned more in a few sessions than with anyone else. Lots of inspiration and a warm relaxing atmosphere.’ You can find out more on her website.
Tracey French
Guest Speaker
Tracey has written and will deliver a range of talks that explore folklore, myths legends and fairy tales, to share her passion.
She explores tales of mythical creatures that often play an essential role in folklore in different cultures.
Tracey has always had a fascination with folklore and fairy tales, since listening to her mother reading bedtime stories. She has used folklore and myths in her English and Drama teaching role and has been researching into their origins and evolution. Tracing fairy tales from oral storytelling to folklore as they travel through continents over centuries.
Tracey has now retired from teaching English and Drama.
FAQs
European Union’s (EU) new Entry/Exit System (EES) and what this means for Ambassador’s guests
In alignment with the latest guidance, we can confirm that guests sailing on board Ambassador Cruise Line’s no-fly sailings will not be impacted by the European Union’s (EU) new Entry/Exit System (EES) during their trip.
This new digital border system, which first began on 12 October 2025, changes the requirements for British citizens travelling to a Schengen Area country with travellers using a UK passport now required to register biometric details, such as fingerprints and a photo, upon arrival.
However, cruise passengers embarking and disembarking a sailing in the UK are not required to go through this new process.
This means that guests of Ambassador’s no-fly sailings – which all depart from and return to one of seven UK regional ports, namely, London Tilbury, Newcastle, Dundee, Liverpool, Belfast, Bristol Royal Portbury and Portsmouth – need not fret about the new EES requirements before, during or after travelling with us.
Customer feedback consistently highlights how much our guests value being able to start their holiday with a minimum of hassle, given the convenience of embarking from a port that’s close to home – meaning no need to worry about airport queues, baggage restrictions or flight cancellations. The fact that guests on board any of Ambassador’s no-fly sailings will now also not be impacted by the new EES requirements is yet another advantage.
With an array of itineraries to breathtaking destinations across the Schengen Area, from sun-washed Gijon on Spain’s northern coast to Norway’s Alta, a prime Northern Lights hunting destination, Ambassador’s no-fly sailings allow guests to enjoy the ‘warmest welcome at sea’ with the added benefit of not needing to worry about the new EES system.
Is there internet access or Wi-Fi onboard?
With the Introduction of Starlink technology onboard we are excited to launch our new range of Wi-Fi options for guests.
Wi-Fi packages will be available to purchase once on board.
Find out more here.
When will I get my tickets?
Ambassador is a ticketless cruise line, so we will not issue guests with a physical cruise ticket. Instead, once within 90 days of departure (but no later than 24 hours before sailing), all guests are required to submit their API (Advance Passenger Information) to us via our website, by visiting our My Ambassador Sailing facility or via the Ambassador Cruise Line App.
Once this information has been submitted, you will be able to log in to ‘My Ambassador Sailing’ to check in online and to download your boarding pass and final documentation once online check-in opens, 72 hours before sailing.
What is the dress code on board?
During the day, we suggest that you wear casual clothing for your comfort. For the evenings on board, every day the Daily Programme suggests, as a guide, a mode of dress for that particular evening’s events.
There are generally two ‘formal’ or gala nights planned every 7-12 nights when many gentlemen wear dinner jackets, although a lounge suit is quite acceptable. Ladies on these occasions have a chance to dress up and often opt for evening or cocktail dresses. Please note that jeans, T-Shirts, shorts and open neck shirts are not permitted in the main restaurant on Formal or Gala evenings.
On evenings proposed as ‘smart’, a suit or smart jacket and trousers, with or without a tie, for the men is suggested and the ladies have further opportunities to look elegant in cocktail dresses or trouser suits.
A ‘casual’ recommendation often covers evenings spent in port or when a special event such as a deck party is scheduled. In these cases, the choice of dress is left entirely to you.
As general guidance, the number of formal nights onboard is as follows:
2-5 Nights -1 formal night
6-20 Nights - 2 formal nights
21-41 Nights - 3 formal nights
Over 42 Nights - 5 formal nights
For further information, please visit: https://www.ambassadorcruiseline.com/blog/ultimate-guide-to-cruising-dress-code-with-ambassador/
What type of plug sockets are used on board?
Cabins are fitted with UK 3 pin sockets with some allowing for USB charging.
Do you arrange car parking at the ports?
We offer car parking all UK departure ports, with prices starting from £8.50 per car per night.
If booked directly with us, parking can be added via My Ambassador Sailing however if you are booked via a travel agent, parking must be added and paid via the booking agent.
Please note car parking must be booked at the very latest 2 working days before sailing and is subject to availability. You will not be able to pay on arrival if you have not pre-booked and will be refused entry to the car park.
ORCA
ORCA is one of the UK’s leading whale and dolphin conservation charities, dedicated to the protection of whales, dolphins and porpoises around the world. Ocean Conservationists will be showcasing the incredible diversity of wildlife that can be spotted from the deck, helping everyone learn more about the marine environment around them whilst collecting vital data about whales, dolphins and porpoises to contribute to their protection. Whilst on board, the team will be delivering activities to help guests learn more about these amazing animals as well as the threats they face, including the Ambassador & ORCA pledge and the first ever cruise “Anti-whaling” campaign.
The Ship – Ambience
Here she is, our flagship of the fleet, our first lady of the sea: Ambience. Derived from the French …
Here she is, our flagship of the fleet, our first lady of the sea: Ambience. Derived from the French word for ‘surrounding’, our ambition at Ambassador is to create the optimum atmosphere onboard; one that brings out the best in each of us. The perfect ambience.
With an average 1,400-guest capacity and careful configuration, she offers both a feeling of spaciousness and freedom, whilst retaining that sense of intimacy and camaraderie we each crave; it’s whatever makes you comfortable.
Entertainment-wise, she really will spoil you for choice. Let your hair down at the Observatory and bring out your finest ensembles for The Palladium. Whether you like it shaken or stirred, she has numerous bars to whet your whistle, including Raffles Bar, Botanical Lounge, SW19 and The Purple Turtle Pub.
Dining options are plentiful at our Buckingham restaurant or the Borough Market, with plentiful cuisine options, and for those wanting to soak in nature’s glory, we have our glorious Alfresco Grill. Wining and dining are more than fine at Saffron*, Sea & Grass* or our deluxe Chef’s Table*, where we offer a speciality gastronomic experience that’s not to be missed.
Put your best cards forward at Aces & Eights bridge and card room and the Ambassador Casino, or revive and renew at the gym and Wellness Centre. Other facilities include Kapoor’s, our onboard crafting studio, Brontë’s library, the shopping galleria, not to mention a swimming pool, two hot tubs and a large screen for outdoor movies. Sound good?
*Supplementary charges apply
- Guests
- 1400
- Cabins
- 789
- Guest Decks
- 10
What’s on board
Journeying to new lands to explore their landscape, culture and cuisine, on board a stylish, environmentally friendly ship.
The Palladium
Entertainment
It’s showtime! Our multi-tiered onboard theatre The Palladium hosts a variety of hand-picked performances just as diverse as the destinations we visit.
Waiting in the wings are our onboard entertainment team, the Ambassador Theatre Company. They can’t wait to entertain you as you enjoy an afternoon or evening of world-class storytelling.
Buckingham Restaurant
Restaurant
Buckingham Restaurant is Ambience’s main restaurant. Serving an exceptionally handcrafted breakfast, lunch and dinner menu, our restaurant team will be delighted for you to join them throughout your day on board.
On gala formal nights Buckingham Restaurant and her hardworking team really come out to shine, pulling out all the stops with exceptional service paired with authentic flavours. There is even the traditional Baked Alaska Parade, which is a sight not to be missed.
Borough Market
Restaurant
Looking for a more casual way to dine? Borough Market is the place to head. With stunning views and a variety of food stalls to tempt your tastebuds, why not join us for a bite?
Discover our food stations
Points East - A taste of Asian fusion cuisines
Sugar Bun - Enjoy a sweet treat at our dessert bar
The Oven - Missing your Sunday Roast? Our galley team are ready with all the trimmings
Grave ‘n’ Grains - Our dedicated vegetarian stall, where you can enjoy freshly made salads and more
Crouton - Enjoy a warming bowl of soup and a fresh bread roll at Crouton
Salt and Vinegar - Another taste of the UK with our dedicate fish and chip station, you can enjoy this Friday night treat any day
Borough Market Bar - Let our Borough Market team bring you the perfect drink to match whatever food takes your fancy!
Raffles Bar
Lounges & Bars
Raffles Bar will take you back to the halcyon days of the roaring twenties, with decor to make you feel as though you have stepped back in time.
Raffles is the perfect place to enjoy a pre-dinner drink in style. With exclusive drinks including the Mint Berry Delight cocktail and Botanical Fusion cocktail, you’ll be spoilt for choice.
Our expert bar team are always on hand to help mix a drink just to your taste.
Green Sea Spa
Facilities
Our team is dedicated to providing the highest level of service and strives continually to exceed guest expectations. With our guests in mind, we have created an all-encompassing spa experience that relaxes, refreshes and renews in a serene, comfortable and welcoming environment.
From facial treatments to massages and hair care to healing treatments; there is something for everyone.
Out on deck
Facilities
There are spacious deck areas from which you can enjoy the panoramic views. And, when the weather is fine, there are two swimming pools, four hot tubs and a large screen for outdoor movies and sporting events.
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