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Mediterranean Cruises 2025 / 2028

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Explore Mediterranean

Overview

Iconic sights, vibrant cities, golden sandy beaches, laidback lifestyles, mouth-watering seafood, and stunning natural beauty – from Spain’s Costas and the French and Italian Rivieras to the Balearic and Greek Islands and North Africa; cruises to the Mediterranean are a thrilling adventure for all ages! Eastern Mediterranean cruises visit Turkey and Greece and her islands such as Rhodes, Santorini, Mykonos, and Crete. Western Mediterranean cruises drop anchor at ports from the Adriatic to the Straits of Gibraltar, including Venice, Naples, Civitavecchia, Monte Carlo, St Tropez, and Barcelona. Southern Mediterranean cruises sail North Africa’s coast from Morocco to the Holy Lands taking in Tunis, Tripoli, Alexandria, and Haifa. Mediterranean cruises are perfect for people new to cruising; whether it’s sailing from the UK port of Southampton or a fly cruise to join your ship in a foreign port.

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Mediterranean Fly Cruise

Western Mediterranean

Mediterranean: Italy, France & Spain

SUMMER 2026 ON SALE NOW!!!

Sailing from Southampton

07 Jun 2026

14 Nights

£1169

Treasures of the Mediterranean

Sailing from Southampton

02 Aug 2026

14 Nights

£1286

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Rome, Italy

The capital of Italy, Rome, is a sprawling city cosmopolitan city brimming with globally-influential art, architecture, and culture. The three-tiered Roman Colosseum amphitheatre offers fascinating tours of ancient history. The late Renaissance St Peter's Basilica was crafted by Michelangelo and other architects and is a must-see. The crystal blue waters and sculptures of Trevi Fountain will leave you mesmerised. The Roman Forum is the excavated heart of the Roman Empire and provides an insight of age-old times. Vatican Museums are home to Renaissance art treasures and feature the Sistine Chapel frescoes. Take a walk down the famous Spanish Steps. Pay a visit to the bustling Piazza Navona with its Fontana dei Quattro Fiumi, Fontana del Moro, and Fontana del Nettuno fountains, exquisite bars, and talented street artists.

Venice, Italy

Explore beautiful Venice on Italy's north-east coast. This city built on water is a popular tourist destination due to its gondola rides, delicious cuisine and stunning Gothic architecture. A maze of winding canals, you can sail up the Grand Canal to visit the stunning Palazzo Ducale and Basilica di San Marco. See works of arts from Bellini and Titian at Gallerie dell Accademia, then head to Scuola Grande di San Rocco to see the intricate and captivating way Tintoretto depicts Old and New Testament scenes. Many canal-side bars host live music that you can enjoy as you dine on fresh seafood dishes and prosecco. Make sure to try Venetian cicheti — similar to tapas — which include dishes such as soft salami and smoked swordfish.

Palma, Majorca

Palma sits on the south coast of Balearic island of Majorca and is the island's capital city. The streets of this vibrant port city are lined with an eclectic mix of restaurants, bars, galleries, shops, and heritage buildings. Explore the narrow alleys and lanes of the old town, before spending time at the impressive Palma Cathedral. Indulge in retail therapy on Avenida Jaume III, Passeig de Born, and the streets around the Placa Major. Palma Aquarium, Bellver Castle and the Joan Miro Foundation are well worth a visit, too. The dolphin, sea lion and parrot shows at Marineland and Poble Espanyol — a collection of Spain's famous buildings in miniature — are great for family times. Or why not take a scenic train ride to the town of Soller or travel inland to the Caves of Drach?

Barcelona, Spain

Barcelona is one of the most famous cities in the world. Located between the gleaming Mediterranean Sea and the Serra de Collserola hills, this cosmopolitan Spanish city is known for its diverse art and architecture. Walk the iconic Las Ramblas promenade and see quirky street entertainers or stop for a coffee at a pavement cafe. View some of Antoni Gaudi's most famous works including the Sagrada Família Church and the mosaic wall in Park Güell. Explore the winding streets of the Gothic quarter and sample tapas in a traditional bar or relax in the city's biggest green space — Park Ciutadel.

Tinos, Greece