DAY 1  -  Tuesday May 18th 

Civitavecchia, Italy

70km to Rome

Departure at 19h00

Civitavecchia, Italy, is a historic port city on the Tyrrhenian Sea, serving as the gateway to the Eternal City, Rome. Cruise passengers often start their Italian adventures here. Explore Civitavecchia's own charms, like the Michelangelo Fortress, before embarking on an unforgettable journey to Rome's iconic landmarks, including the Colosseum, Vatican City, and the Roman Forum. With its rich history and convenient access to Rome, Civitavecchia offers a captivating start to an Italian voyage.

DAY 2  -  Wednesday May 19th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 3  -  Thursday May 20th 

Tarragona, Spain

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 18h00

Tarragona, a gem of the Costa Daurada, is a city where Roman history comes to life. Once the capital of the Roman province of Tarraconensis, it is an open-air museum, featuring iconic sites such as the Roman amphitheater, the forum, and medieval city walls. The old town, a UNESCO World Heritage site, is filled with charming streets, picturesque squares, and historic buildings, including the majestic Tarragona Cathedral. Visitors can also enjoy the city’s golden beaches, perfect for a swim or a stroll along the seafront. Tarragona offers the perfect mix of ancient culture, natural beauty, and relaxation, providing an unforgettable Mediterranean experience.

DAY 4  -  Friday May 21st 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 5  -  Saturday May 22nd 

Malaga, Spain

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 18h00

Málaga, located on Spain's Costa del Sol, is a captivating city that blends history, culture, and coastal beauty. Explore the historic Alcazaba fortress and the impressive Malaga Cathedral. Wander through the charming streets of the Old Town, savor fresh seafood at local chiringuitos, and visit the Picasso Museum, honoring the famous artist's birthplace. Málaga's Mediterranean climate, rich heritage, and proximity to beautiful beaches make it a delightful destination on the Andalusian coast.

DAY 6  -  Sunday May 23rd 

Cadiz, Spain

Arrival at 08h00

120km to Seville

Departure at 18h00

In South-West Spain, the port city of Cadiz was the principal point of departure for most of Spain's great expeditions. The harbour is located directly in the heart of this 9th century town and makes discovering it on foot a breeze.

DAY 7  -  Monday May 24th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 8  -  Tuesday May 25th 

Lisbon, Portugal

Arrival at 07h00

Departure at 18h00

Lisbon, on the banks of the Tagus River, has a long tradition of cruise ships in its history. Its port, right in the city center, will allow you to discover this authentic capital where history rubs shoulders with modernism.

DAY 9  -  Wednesday May 26th 

Vigo, Spain

Arrival at 09h00

Departure at 18h00

Vigo, a coastal city in Spain's Galicia region, is a captivating destination with a rich maritime heritage. Explore the historic old town, Casco Vello, with its narrow streets and charming squares. Visit the iconic Castro Fortress and the vibrant O Berbés Market for fresh seafood. Vigo's stunning coastline, including the Cíes Islands, offers natural beauty and outdoor adventures. With its unique blend of culture and seaside charm, Vigo is a delightful stop on the Galician coast.

DAY 10  -  Thursday May 27th 

Cruising day at Sea

DAY 11  -  Friday May 28th 

Cherbourg, France

Arrival at 08h00

Departure at 20h00

Cherbourg, located on the tip of the Cotentin Peninsula, is a key port city with a deep connection to maritime history. It boasts the Cité de la Mer, an expansive museum dedicated to ocean exploration and home to the retired French nuclear submarine, Le Redoutable. The city’s rich naval past, coupled with charming old-town streets and scenic coastal views, creates a perfect balance of history and natural beauty. Cherbourg is a gateway to Normandy's famous landmarks and coastal wonders.

DAY 12  -  Saturday May 29th 

Southampton, United Kingdom

Arrival at 07h00

130km to London

Southampton, a historic port city on England's south coast, boasts a rich maritime heritage and serves as a gateway to the beautiful countryside of Hampshire. Visitors can explore the city's fascinating history at the SeaCity Museum and Tudor House Garden, or embark on a maritime adventure at the Southampton Maritime Museum. The city's bustling waterfront offers scenic walks along the quayside, with views of luxury yachts and cruise ships. Nature lovers can escape to the nearby New Forest National Park for hiking, cycling, and wildlife spotting. Southampton also serves as a convenient base for exploring the nearby attractions of the South of England, including the iconic stone circles of Stonehenge and the picturesque coastline of the Jurassic Coast. With its blend of history, culture, and natural beauty, Southampton offers something for every traveler.