Cruising through the Mediterranean offers one of the most effortless and rewarding ways to explore some of the world’s most iconic destinations — all in one unforgettable journey. From the moment you step aboard, your ship becomes a luxurious home base, gliding from one stunning coastal gem to the next.
Wake up in a new country nearly every day — whether it’s Italy’s ancient cities, Greece’s island villages, or Spain’s vibrant shores. Unpack once and experience the perfect mix of relaxation and discovery, with scenic sailing routes, world-class cuisine onboard, and curated excursions ashore.
Each stop reveals a different flavour of the region: explore legendary landmarks, stroll through local markets, dine on authentic Mediterranean cuisine, and soak in views that stretch across centuries.
Cruising the Mediterranean is more than a holiday — it’s a seamless adventure through history, culture, and coastline, where every day feels like a new chapter in a story you’ll never forget.
Stroll through Trastevere
Visit Campo de’ Fiori market
Explore Villa Borghese
Colosseum
Vatican City
Trevi Fountain & Spanish Steps
Trattoria Da Enzo al 29 – Local favourite for classic Roman dishes
Roscioli – Chic wine bar & deli fusion
La Pergola – 3 Michelin stars with a panoramic view
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping: Optional but appreciated, ~10% in restaurants
Public Transport: Metro, buses, and trams; Roma Pass recommended
Best Time to Go: April–June or September–October
Language: Italian (English widely spoken in tourist areas)
Vatican Museums & Sistine Chapel tour
Colosseum & Roman Forum walk
Day trip to Tivoli & Villa d’Este
Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, promises an exclusive blend of pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes. Designed for the discerning traveller, this destination offers privacy, bespoke five-star service, and an escape that embodies refined indulgence.
Flamenco show in El Born
Explore La Boqueria Market
Picasso Museum
Sagrada Família
Park Güell
Gothic Quarter
Bar La Plata – Classic tapas since 1945
Can Cisa / Bar Brutal – Natural wine bar with bold flavours
Disfrutar – Award-winning tasting menu
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping: ~5-10% in restaurants
Public Transport: Metro, trams, and buses; T-10 travel card is handy
Best Time to Go: May–June or September
Language: Spanish & Catalan (English commonly spoken in tourism)
Montserrat mountain & monastery
Gaudí tour (Park Güell + Casa Batlló)
Tapas tasting & cooking class
Sunset over Ammoudi Bay
Local wine tasting
Visit volcanic hot springs by boat
Taverna Tzanakis – Rustic taverna in Pyrgos
Metaxi Mas – Popular for local dishes with a view
Selene – Fine dining with Cycladic inspiration
Oia village
Ancient Akrotiri
Black & Red beaches
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping: 5–10% appreciated
Public Transport: Buses from Fira to major towns
Best Time to Go: May–October
Language: Greek (English widely spoken)
Oia village & wine tour
Volcano & hot springs sailing
Akrotiri archaeological site
Seychelles, an archipelago of 115 islands in the Indian Ocean, promises an exclusive blend of pristine white-sand beaches, crystal-clear waters, and lush tropical landscapes. Designed for the discerning traveller, this destination offers privacy, bespoke five-star service, and an escape that embodies refined indulgence.
Sunset wall walk
Old Town art shops
Lokrum Island ferry
City walls
Fort Lovrijenac
Rector’s Palace
Barba – Trendy seafood street food
Taj Mahal – Local favourite for hearty Balkan fare
360 Dubrovnik – Fine dining with sea views
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping: 10% in restaurants
Public Transport: Buses around the city; ferries to nearby islands
Best Time to Go: May–June or September
Language: Croatian (English well understood in tourist areas)
Game of Thrones walking tour
Kayaking around the city walls
Wine tasting in Konavle Valley
Grand Bazaar shopping
Sunset Bosphorus cruise
Turkish bath experience
Karaköy Lokantası – Stylish meze spot
Ciya Sofrasi – Regional Turkish dishes
Mikla – Rooftop dining with a modern twist
Hagia Sophia
Blue Mosque
Topkapi Palace
Currency: Turkish Lira (₺)
Tipping: 10–15% expected
Public Transport: Trams, ferries, metro; Istanbulkart useful
Best Time to Go: April–June or September–October
Language: Turkish (English spoken in hospitality & tourist spots)
City highlights tour
Bosphorus boat cruise with lunch
Turkish cooking class
Flower market at Cours Saleya
Matisse Museum
Day trip to Cannes or Monaco
Chez Palmyre – Cosy and affordable bistro
Bistrot d’Antoine – Mid-range, charming spot
Le Chantecler – Michelin-starred fine dining
Promenade des Anglais
Castle Hill
Vieux Nice (Old Town)
Currency: Euro (€)
Tipping: 5–10% in restaurants
Public Transport: Buses and trams; very walkable city
Best Time to Go: May–September
Language: French (English spoken in tourist zones)
Monaco & Monte Carlo tour
Nice walking tour with food tastings
Coastal drive to Èze with perfume workshop
Ride the Gibraltar Cable Car to the top of the Rock
Visit the famous Barbary macaques (monkeys)
Explore Main Street for duty-free shopping
Blending British, Spanish, and Mediterranean flavours, Gibraltar’s food scene is vibrant and unique.
Casanova – Popular for Italian-Mediterranean fusion with a relaxed atmosphere
The Lounge Gastro Bar – Local hotspot for tapas and waterfront dining
Little Bay – Stylish option for Indian and international cuisine
The Rock of Gibraltar & St. Michael’s Cave
The Great Siege Tunnels
Europa Point & Lighthouse
Currency: Gibraltar Pound (equal to GBP, British Pound accepted)
Tipping: 10% is standard in restaurants
Public Transport: Buses around the peninsula; taxis widely available
Best Time to Go: April–June or September–October (mild and sunny)
Rock of Gibraltar tour with cable car
Dolphin watching boat trip
WWII Tunnels and Upper Rock nature reserve tour