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Mediterranean Moments and Solar Eclipse
Ambition
27th Jul 27
19 Nights
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Dundee, UK
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Leixoes, for Oporto, Portugal
Port of Leixões is the main harbour gateway to the city of Oporto in northern Portugal. The UNESCO World Heritage site of Oporto is set on the banks of the River Duoro and is renowned for its port wine production. Walk the narrow streets of the medieval Ribeira district — lined with pastel-coloured town houses, neo-classical buildings and intricate baroque churches. Stop at one of the many wine and port cellars for a taste of the region's most-loved drink.
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Gibraltar
Gibraltar is a vibrant slice of Britain at the heart of the sunny Mediterranean. From its helmet-wearing policemen and fish and chips to familiar stores such as Marks & Spencer, this place truly feels like home. Take a cable car up to Europa Point to meet the famous Barbary macaque tailless monkeys and admire all of Gibraltar. Explore the labyrinth of the Great Siege Tunnels and St Michael's Cave inside The Rock. Enjoy a stroll to the Moorish Castle or discover the 100 Ton Gun at the Napier Magdala Battery beside Rosia Bay. Indulge in VAT-free shopping on Main Street and uncover local artisan shops and Gibraltar Crystal Factory on Casemates Square.
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Almeria, Spain
The charming city of Almeria sits on Spain's southern coast. Almeria's winding streets and surrounding areas are filled to the brim with things to see and do. Explore the history of the impressive Alcazaba citadel, Al-Mariyya watchtower and the Murallas de Jairán monument. Admire the 16th-century Cathedral de Almeria and the collection of artefacts in Museo de Almeria. Take a stroll under the palm trees of Nicolas Salmeron Park, or unwind with tapas at a cafe on La Rambla. Visit cave dwellings in La Chanca or take a ride on the tourist train around the old quarter and port area.
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Alicante, Spain
The vibrant port city of Alicante sits on Spain’s south eastern Costa Blanca. Alicante is renowned for its perfect balance of old and new with its picturesque architecture and exciting nightlife scene. Stroll through the historic old town of Barrio de le Santa Cruz. Take in the breath-taking views as you walk up Alicante's famous Mount Benacantil. Visit the Medieval Santa Barbara Castle and gaze in awe at the sweeping Mediterranean Sea views. Journey back in time and experience Spanish art in the 18th century at Museo de Bellas Artes Gravina. Spend a few hours sunbathing on the gorgeous beach of Playa del Postiguet or pay a visit to Alicante’s picturesque marina.
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Valencia, Spain
Situated on the east coast of Spain, Valencia blends history and culture with innovation and modernity. Although 4km from the port, the Plaza del Ayuntamiento is the central square and affords easy access to the city's many attractions. From the museums and art galleries to the famous cafes, bars and restaurants of Barrio del Carmen, there’s plenty of Spanish heritage to soak up in the old quarter of the city. At the other end of the spectrum, the City of Arts and Sciences is Valencia’s most prominent landmark and brings futuristic architecture and contemporary facilities to the heart of the city.
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Ibiza, Spain
Ibiza is part of Spain's Balearic Islands. Famous for its lively nightlife, this popular island also features plenty of landmarks and activities to enjoy. Walk the perimeter of Dalt Vila's Renaissance ramparts and see the 18th-century Sant Carles church. You can stroll through the UNESCO World Heritage site of the old town district and stop for a beer or coffee at one of the welcoming cafes and tapas bars. Sail to Es Vedra — a tall limestone island that is famous for being a site of myths and legends. Ibiza Town and San Antonio Bay have a huge selection of bars, restaurants and entertainment venues open both day and night. Enjoy paella, lobster and steaks at a waterfront restaurant, before an evening of wines, cocktails and live music.
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Ceuta, Spain
Ceuta is an 18.5 square kilometre Spanish autonomous city on the north coast of Africa; separated from the Spanish province of Cadiz by the Strait of Gibraltar. Visit the charming Plaza de Africa and admire Santuario de Nuestra Senora de Africa, Palacio de Asamblea, and also Cathedral Santa Maria de la Ascuncion. Explore the fascinating history of the Spanish Legion at Museo de la Legion; discover the underground Museo de la Basilica Tardorromana, and also the artworks at Museo de los Muralles Reales at the heart of the Royal Walls. Enjoy family-friendly fun in the lagoon and two saltwater pools at the Cesar Manrique-created Parque Maritimo del Mediterraneo.
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Cadiz, Spain
The ancient port city of Cadiz lies on a peninsula on Spain's south-west coast. From its bustling harbour to its Moorish-style old town, Cadiz is awash with things to see and do. Explore Museo de Cadiz and Museo de las Cortes de Cadiz, or visit the cathedral to see more of the city from its Toree de Poniente. Soak up the sunshine on Playa de Caleta beach and escape to Parque Genoves. Relax with a plate of fried fish on Plaza de Flores, before shopping in the adjacent Mercado Central de Abastos. Venture further afield and experience flamenco and fiestas in the tree-lined streets of Seville or uncover the art of sherry making in Jerez.
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Vigo, for Santiago de Compostela, Spain
Spain's Atlantic coastline is home to the Galician town of Vigo and its many attractions. Explore the Cathedral of Santa Maria de Vigo and Plaza Constitucion in Casco Vella, before admiring the views from Castro Fortress. Immerse yourself in culture at Museo do Mar de Galicia, Museo Municipal de Vigo, and Museum of Contemporary Art. Discover the El Sireno sculpture at Porta do Sol or go shopping on Rua do Principe. Watch the fisherman at O Berbes and spend some time on Playa de Samil beach. Venture further afield to Santiago de Compostela and Pontevedra or even take a boat trip around the Cíes Islands.
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Dundee, UK
Why Book
Ambition
Overview
Here she is, Ambition. Our second lady of the sea. Aptly named to further emphasise our commitment to inspire and delight every guest to enjoy an authentic cruise experience effortlessly, and sustainably
Ambition will carry up to 1,200 passengers to give her a true sense of comfort and space in her 680 cabins, 125 of which have balconies and 113 are suites with up to 62m2 of living space.
Her dining options will inspire you with two main restaurants, speciality dining options*, and a more casual bistro-style café. Sit back, relax and enjoy a drink in one of her four bars, lounges and pub. Or take in a show in the tiered main theatre, or discover your hidden talents in the card room, library, and craft studio.
Other facilities include the wellness centre, gym, two swimming pools and a range of retail shops, perfect for days at sea.
Food & Drink
On board Ambition, there are dining venues for every mood - from traditional afternoon teas to gala dinners alongside the ship’s Officers or Captain – providing ample opportunity for guests to be surprised and delighted throughout their journey.
Entertainment
Bars & Venues
If unwinding is on your agenda, then why not kick back in one of our lounges? We have the timeless Cavern offering live cabaret, game shows and light entertainment, and the stylish cocktail Clifton Lounge serving all your favourite tipples, and the Pool Bar and Consulate Bar are perfectly positioned for you to soak up the rays. Other bars include The Angel Bar overlooking reception. And, for all your pre and post-theatre moments, we have the elegant Pendennis bar, and the Purple Turtle Wine Bar.
Entertainment
Speaking of theatre, we have an exciting entertainment programme at The Palladium ready to whisk you away to new worlds full of song, dance, comedy, and wonderful storytelling with the Ambassador Theatre Company. There’s also Grafton Street, our arts, crafts and activity area, No.10 Conference Room perfect for meetings, Aces & Eights ideal for many a hand of cards, Brontë’s library, the shopping galleria, fitness centre, an exterior jogging and walking track, swimming pool, splash pool and active pool. And to extend that feeling of rejuvenation, we have our Green Sea Spa on board, offering a sauna, steam room, hair salon and a range of restoring spa treatments.
Health & Fitness
Indulge your body and mind in our on board gym, salon, and the Green Sea Spa on Wellness Deck.
Kids & Teens
Although Ambience essentially operates for adults only, we are offering a selection of multi-generational cruises in school holidays, with no age restriction. These cruises enable the whole family to spend quality time together.
Please note that there are no specific children’s facilities on board.
Terms & Conditions
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Mediterranean Moments and Solar Eclipse
FROM £3,009PP
Ambition
27th Jul 27
19 Nights
From
£3,009PP
