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29 Oct Liverpool, United Kingdom
Departure: late afternoon

3 Days Sailing
Some of the best moments of cruising are the days spent at sea where you can relax and enjoy the wonderful programme of events and activities we have planned for you.

02 Nov Ceuta, Spain
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Ceuta is an autonomous Spanish town on the North African coastline of Morocco. Located on a peninsula jutting out into the Mediterranean, Cueta offers a blend of fine architecture, intriguing museums, excellent cuisine and stunning natural landscapes. The city’s museums include the Museo de la Basilica Tardorromana and the Military Museum of the Legion, established in 1940 to celebrate the Spanish Legion. The Parque Marítimo del Mediterráneo is a leisure complex consisting of three artificial lakes of salt water, filtered directly from the sea.

03 Nov Cartagena, Spain
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Cartagena is often seen as one of Spain’s less well-known cities, but take a wander through its ancient streets, and you’ll discover the carefully restored Roman Amphitheatre, which once held 6,000 spectators. There will also be opportunities to marvel at modernist Art Nouveau buildings, and take the panoramic lift to the top of Concepcion Castle for remarkable views across the surrounding harbour. Immerse yourself in local life by enjoying the distinctly Spanish citrus flavours of Licor 43, or coffee-based Asiatico, made with brandy and condensed milk.

1 Day Sailing

05 Nov Cagliari, Italy
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Located at the top of the Gulf of Angels, Cagliari is considered to be the most Italian city of the autonomous region of Sardinia. The local language is Sardu, and so Cagliari is known as Casteddu, meaning castle. The ancient city is dominated by palazzi and domed structures, leading to the iconic hilltop citadel Il Castello, where the old medieval city is a maze of intriguingly narrow high-walled alleyways.

06 Nov Cruising by Aeolian Islands, Italy
Arrival: late night - Departure: early morning

Rising out of the sea off Sicily’s north-eastern coast are the UNESCO-listed Aeolian Islands. The seven islands have been formed from many volcanic eruptions over time. Known as a ‘little piece of paradise’, each of the islands possesses a unique identity with cultural or natural features. One of the most prominent is Stromboli, home to an active volcano that constantly erupts. A short journey from the coast of Stromboli is the Strombolicchio, a mighty sea stack that soars out of the waters.

06 Nov Pass Vulcano Island, Italy
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late morning

Part of the Aeolian Islands, Vulcano Island boasts a rugged beauty, its landscape shaped by volcanic activity, with smoking fumaroles and bubbling mud pools. As you cruise past, you will be able to see the main crater at its centre, surrounded by rocky coastlines and black sand beaches. You may also spot the island's small harbour area, where local boats bob in the turquoise waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea, and notice the faint smell of sulphur, a subtle hint at Vulcano Island’s active volcanic nature.

06 Nov Cruising the Strait of Messina, Italy
Arrival: early afternoon - Departure: early afternoon

Located between the eastern tip of Sicily and the western tip of Calabria, the Strait of Messina separates mainland Italy with the island of Sicily with its narrowest point measuring just one nautical mile. The strait is home to strong tidal currents and a unique marine ecosystem, with a natural whirlpool at the northernmost point of the strait, said to be linked to the Greek legends of Scylla and Charybdis.

06 Nov Messina, Italy
Arrival: early afternoon - Departure: late evening

Beautiful cityscape and harbor of Messina, Sicily, Italy
Gateway to Sicily, the historic city of Messina gazes across the strait that shares its name, towards the ‘toe’ of Italy’s boot. As you stroll through Messina, you’re greeted by a city that has weathered time with resilience. Its cathedral, the Duomo di Messina, stands proudly in the heart of the city, home to one of the world's largest astronomical clocks, which chimes every day at noon. As you continue your stroll, the seafront promenade is dotted with statues and fountains, telling stories of the city’s Greek, Roman and Norman heritage, including the Madonnina del Porto statue guarding the harbour. You’ll have opportunities to sample delicious local dishes like arancini (rice balls stuffed with meats or cheese), a rich parmigiana, sweet cannolo filled with ricotta, followed by a chilled granita. Situated nearby is iconic Mount Etna, Europe’s largest still active volcano, well worth an exploration on a shore tour from your ship.

07 Nov Siracusa, Italy
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late evening

Nestled along the southeastern shores of Sicily, the coastal gem of Siracusa is a historic city steeped in culture and Mediterranean charm. You will have opportunities to stroll through the charming streets of Ortigia, the city’s ancient heart, where elegant piazzas and winding alleyways showcase stunning Baroque architecture. Siracusa is surrounded by crystal-clear waters, perfect for a refreshing swim or snorkelling; before you indulge in dishes of fresh seafood, homemade pasta and irresistible treats like cannoli and granita, accompanied by a glass of local Nero d’Avola wine, as you sit in the warmth of the Sicilian sun.

1 Day Sailing

09 Nov Dubrovnik, Croatia
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Known as the ‘Pearl of the Adriatric’, Dubrovnik is nestled between the mountains and sea on Croatia’s Dalmatian Coast. The deeply historic city is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and still has magnificent medieval walls surrounding it, protecting monuments from the Gothic, Renaissance and Baroque periods. The pedestrianised Old Town is full of narrow cobbled streets leading to the 14th century Dominican Monastery, which houses rare books and manuscripts.

10 Nov Split, Croatia
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Situated on the Dalmatian Coast, Split is famous for its beaches and magnificent Riva Waterfront. However, just a 10 minute walk away is the pedestrianised old town, protected by the walls of the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace. The cobbled streets are full of alleys and courtyards, where perfectly preserved examples of Roman architecture can be found, including St. Dominus Cathedral, the Vestibule and Narodni Trg – The People’s Square.

11 Nov Kotor, Montenegro
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Located on the beautiful Bay of Kotor, the town of the same name is one of the best-preserved Medieval towns in the Adriatic. Kotor has ancient architecture that’s displayed in Venetian palaces and Romanesque churches, earning itself a listing as a UNESCO World Natural and Historical Heritage Site. The winding cobbled streets are also home to numerous museums, including the Maritime Museum which explores the town’s maritime history.

11 Nov Cruising Bay of Kotor, Montenegro
Arrival: early evening - Departure: early evening

Montenegro’s Bay of Kotor has towering peaks and a rocky coastline dotted with waterside towns. The Orjen Mountains to the west and the Lovćen mountains to the east, surround this bay of water; where there are many architectural and natural sites, including the Saint George Benedictine Monastery on the waters edge and the twin islands of St George and Our Lady of the Rocks, both of which are religious pilgrimage sites.

12 Nov Bari, Italy
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Panoramic view of Bari seafront in the background Basilica San Nicola. Apulia.
Gateway to Puglia’s spectacular coastline, Bari offers the perfect blend of Italian history, culture and natural beauty. As you step ashore, explore the historic Old Town with its maze of alleyways and narrow streets, where the aroma of fresh pasta and local seafood fills the air. Enjoy the region's famous orecchiette pasta with turnip tops or savour focaccia barese, garnished with fresh tomatoes and olives, before strolling along Bari’s promenade, offering magnificent views of the Adriatic Sea. Meanwhile, the deeply significant destination of pilgrimage for Catholics and Orthodox Christians, Basilica di San Nicola, invites exploration.

1 Day Sailing

14 Nov Valletta, Malta
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

The instantly recognizable 16th century walls and Grand Harbour of Valletta have seen many conflicts, and its diverse architecture is testament to them. Influences from the Romans, Greeks, Crusaders and British are evident in the various churches and palaces. Most noteworthy are the National War Museum, housing many military artefacts and the Casa Rocca Piccola Palace. Located in the north of the island is the silent city of Mdina, home to the Roman burial complex of St. Paul’s Catacombs.

2 Days Sailing

17 Nov Gibraltar
Arrival: early morning - Departure: late afternoon

Nestled between Europe and Africa, iconic Gibraltar makes for a fascinating visit with its traditionally British red pillar boxes, fish and chip shops, and even Marks & Spencer, but with a delightful blend of Spanish and Mediterranean influences. As you arrive, you can watch the sunrise off the coast, and after wandering through the town and indulging in duty-free shopping at Main Street, you are perfectly placed to take the cable car to the top of the Rock for unrivalled views across to Africa, Spain and over the Straits of Gibraltar, and to meet the famously mischievous Barbary macaques, Europe’s only wild monkey population. There will be opportunities to sample local dishes like calentita (chickpea flour bread) and rosto (a delicious meat and tomato pasta). You may also wish to discover the network of tunnels within the Rock, which played a strategic role in World War II.

3 Days Sailing

21 Nov Liverpool, United Kingdom
Arrival: early morning