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Sun-drenched islands, fragrant wineries and golden sunsets…
Our Mediterranean cruise tours will have you feeling like you’ve sailed into a silver-screen movie set. Whether you’re exploring the temples of the Greek gods, sipping wine in the Tuscan Hills, gazing at the hot air balloons floating over Cappadocia, or diving into the turquoise waters off Croatia's Dalmatian Coast, you’ll discover the many dreamy sides of the Med on your Mediterranean cruise holidays.
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A golden coastline filled with rich history and culture
The Med is one of the world’s best sailing destinations and our Mediterranean Sea cruises will have you floating across the glittering ocean, then docking at vibrant ports from Italy to Greece to Turkey where you can soak up all the iconic attractions.
Iconic departure ports
The Mediterranean means “in the midst of lands” and it holds true to its name, with the coastline winding around parts of Europe, Africa and even Asia. We know you can’t wait to explore these fascinating regions, so our Mediterranean Sea tours always include time at the most iconic departure ports like Athens, Rome, Venice, Palermo, Istanbul and Dubrovnik. Why not see the best of the Mediterranean cities and the sea in one unforgettable trip?
World-class cruising
Picture this - you’re lounging on a sunny deck, wind in your hair, cocktail in hand as you sail the sparkling seas. If that sounds like your perfect holiday, our best Mediterranean Sea tours will make your travel dreams come true. From the scenic canals of Venice to the turquoise Dalmatian Coast and the shimmering Aegean Sea, you’ll cruise the Mediterranean on premium ships with heartfelt service and local experts all the way.
Incredible shore excursions
If you can tear your eyes away from the coastline, you’ll discover an incredible world on land with our shore excursions in the Mediterranean. See the Italian masterpieces in Florence and the Vatican, or explore the ancient ruins of Olympia and Delphi. Witness the flamenco dance in Barcelona or marvel at the Whirling Dervishes in Konya. Enjoy local wine tastings in Nemea or Tuscany, or discover the aromatic spices of Istanbul’s Grand Bazaar.
All you need to know about Mediterranean Cruises & Holiday Packages
What is the best time of year to cruise the Mediterranean?
You can head off on a Mediterranean cruise anytime from April to November. Spring brings gorgeous blooms and mild weather, autumn brings fresh produce and harvest festivals, while summer is peak season and for good reason. From June to August, the Mediterranean shines with endless sun and long days to soak up the stunning beaches.
What is the best part of a cruise ship to stay on?
It all depends on how you like to travel. If you’re prone to seasickness, go for a cabin on the lowest level in the center of the ship for the least swaying. If you want the best view, go for a room with a window on the higher levels of the ship. The higher decks are also closer to the pools, whereas if you're looking to be closer to entertainment areas, go for a room in the middle of the ship.
Where can I travel in the Mediterranean?
Dreaming of a Mediterranean holiday? You’ll be spoiled for choice when picking a destination. From the sunny shores of Italy, Spain and Turkey, to Greece and Croatia's gorgeous islands, and the lesser-known gems like Montenegro, Albania and Slovenia, there are endless places to travel in the Mediterranean. Take your pick!
Where are the best beaches in the Mediterranean?
You’ll discover some of the world’s most spectacular beaches in the Mediterranean, with soft white sands, brilliant turquoise water, lush greenery and soaring cliffs. For the most showstopping beaches of them all, head to the likes of Italy, Greece, Turkey, Spain, Croatia and Montenegro. You’re sure to find your new favourite beach here.
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