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Mediterranean cruises on an ocean liner: Venice and Dubrovnik, Marseille and Rome, Palermo and Lisbon, with a windowless cabin and meals included
Who hasn't dreamed of stepping onto the deck of a huge liner, breathing in the salty sea air and watching the sun sink below the horizon? Yes, we're talking about a cruise.
One trip, several countries and cities: Venice and Dubrovnik, Corfu and Athens, Marseille and Rome, Naples and Palermo, Palma de Mallorca, Cádiz and Lisbon.
By day, a new port and a stroll through an unfamiliar city. By night, the deck, the sea and the sunset. You unpack just once, while the view outside keeps changing on its own.
We find the right cruise for you, and you buy it with no mark-up for our help, at the same price as the cruise line charges. A cruise usually lasts about a week (sometimes shorter, sometimes longer), and the ship typically spends one day in each port.
Choose your cruise and plan your holiday with us.
8 days, 7 nights: Venice – Bari – Corfu – Athens – Kotor – Dubrovnik – Venice.
From €1149.
Itinerary: Valencia – Barcelona – Marseille – Savona – Naples – Palermo – Valencia.
From €599.
8 days, 7 nights: Valencia – Marseille – Genoa – Civitavecchia (Rome) – Palermo – Cagliari – Palma de Mallorca – Valencia.
From €629.
9 days, 8 nights: Barcelona – Palma de Mallorca – Provence (Marseille) – Florence (La Spezia) – Civitavecchia (Rome) – Naples – Barcelona.
From €1199.
Itinerary: Valencia – Barcelona – Savona – Marseille – Málaga – Cádiz – Lisbon – Gibraltar – Barcelona.
From €739.
Cruise lines publish their voyages a couple of years before departure. We recommend booking 2 months ahead: you can find excellent deals and still have plenty of time to get ready for your holiday.
Cruise dates depend heavily on the season, so the programme shows “from” prices.
Food and drinks
Cabins
The price includes a cabin without a window; other categories cost extra. Cruise ships have three main types of cabin:
Departure ports vary and depend on the cruise.
You make your own way to the port (including Venice). For nearby cities, Alicante and Valencia, we can arrange a transfer on request.
Paid cruises cannot be exchanged or refunded. Please check the dates and number of travellers before paying.
The cruise itself (a cabin without a window and port fees) and meals, usually without drinks: only water. Other cabin categories and the drinks package cost extra.
Departure ports vary and depend on the cruise. You make your own way to the port (including Venice); for nearby cities, Alicante and Valencia, we can arrange a transfer on request.
Yes, meals are included, usually without drinks: only water. Other drinks cost extra, as a separate package for the whole cruise.
Tips for waiters are €10 per day and are not included in the price.
No: we choose a cruise for you, and you buy it at the same price as the cruise line charges, with no mark-up for our help.
About a week on average, sometimes shorter and sometimes longer. The ship usually spends one day in each port.
We recommend booking 2 months ahead: that way you can find good deals and prepare at a relaxed pace.
Cruise dates depend heavily on the season, so we show “from” prices.
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