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Mediterranean Cruises
Wake up in a new port while your hotel moves with you.
Overview
About Mediterranean Cruises
A Mediterranean cruise is an efficient way to see multiple countries on one trip, with each day bringing a different port, language and cuisine.
Itineraries vary widely. Some focus on Italy and Greece, others on Spain, France and the western Mediterranean, so matching ports to your interests is the key choice.
Where to stay
Popular areas in Mediterranean Cruises
Each area has its own feel. Your advisor can match the right one to your travelers and style.
Western Mediterranean
Barcelona, southern France, and Italian ports such as Civitavecchia (for Rome) and Livorno (for Florence).
Eastern Mediterranean
Greek islands, Athens and sometimes Turkey or Croatia.
Adriatic
Venice, Dubrovnik and coastal Croatia, often in one itinerary.
Pre- and post-cruise stays
A night or two in your embarkation city makes the trip smoother and adds sightseeing.
Things to do
- Walk Rome, Athens or Barcelona on a port day
- Take a private or small-group shore excursion
- Sample regional food and wine
- Watch the sunset from the ship's deck
- Add a few days in a city before boarding
Travel tips
- A passport is required. Check entry rules for the countries on your itinerary.
- Arrive at least a day early to avoid missing the ship.
- Some ports need a tender boat, which affects timing. Ask your advisor.
Details such as entry requirements, prices and seasonal conditions change. We confirm current information with you before you book.
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