Itinerary
December 12th of 2025
Is there anything more comfortable that departing on your Mediterranean cruise from Barcelona? This city has a privileged location right at the foot of the Mediterranean, making it easy for cruises to reach other beautiful Spanish ports, the impressive Balearic Islands, the magical France, and even the breathtaking Italy. Before embarking on a cruise, we recommend you take a couple of days to see the city's highlights. Do not miss the renowned Sagrada Familia, a Catholic basilica designed by the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, as well as his other modernist buildings. Spending days at the beach is also possible and highly recommended before starting your adventure. You will surely fall in love with its cozy inhabitants, its numerous cultural attractions, its delicious gastronomy, and its temperate climate throughout the year.
You should know about Barcelona
A full-time cruise power station. Embarking in Barcelona means you also get a chance to discover the Balearic Islands, as well as various other Mediterranean ports on the captivating shores of Spain, France, and Italy. Locals exude a lot of energy and, in addition to being quite friendly and warm, they also are welcoming, intellectual, and educated. Who wouldn´t be happy to have Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia Cathedral just a few steps away? If your cruise departs from Barcelona, do not miss the opportunity to explore the city before or after your exciting adventure. Extend your stay of a couple of nights and immerse yourself in the busy daily life of the city. Take a train to the surrounding areas, such as Girona, the seaside town of Sitges or the mountainous Montserrat and its basilica. Walk along the pedestrian boulevard of La Rambla and live the city´s essence. Souvenir shops, street artists, flower stalls, cafes, and Catalan folk sardana dancers create a lively scenery all the time. La Sagrada Familia, the city´s main attraction, dates to the year 1,200 and, from its tower, you will be able to get a wonderful panoramic view of the city. Barcelona has mastered the art of cooking. Many restaurants offer creative new Spanish cuisine, while waterfront locations serve seafood paella and multi-course lunch menus including a glass of sparkling wine. To savor Catalan cuisine, try pa amb toméquet (bread with tomato). Savor some Spanish tapas (bite-sized snacks) at the bar like a local, with a vermú in hand. You could spend hours touring Barcelona´s markets while buying high-quality leather clothing, jewelry, antique books, and unique household items. Passeig de Gracia and Barcelona Shopping Line are two popular retail walks, in addition, the Gothic Quarter houses dozens of family shops selling textiles, stationery, decorative tiles and utensils for the kitchen of loza. Get up close and discover the wonders of La Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece. Marvel at its high capitals and enter it to admire the intricate mosaics, stone pillars of Montjuic and the facade of the Nativity. You can even climb to the tip of the capitals, from where you will have panoramic views of the city. With seven beaches spanning more than two miles of Mediterranean coastline, the port of Barcelona is also known for some of the best adventures in search of the sun and on the high seas. Relax on the coast, kayak in the deep blue waters, or rent a boat and go on fishing trip in search of some tunas, swordfish, or Mediterranean marlin!
December 13th of 2025
Located on the Mediterranean coast, and having been founded in 600 a.C., Marseille is the oldest city in France. Due to the size of the city, visiting it requires to move from place to place quite a bit. The city offers different types of transportation to get around so, you can choose between walking, renting a bike, grabbing a tram, hoping on the metro, or even taking a ferry.
What you should know about Marseille, France
Marseille is a big city and, to visit it completely, you will have to get around quite a bit. The good thing about it is that it offers different types of transportation to get around and during your visit. Go on foot, rent a bike, take the tram, ride the metro, or even hop on a ferry! GOOD TO KNOW! Marseille has a City Pass that includes all trips in all urban transports depending on the duration of the card: 24, 48 or 72 hours. Being a city full of contrasts, this city will undoubtedly make you fall in love with it.
December 14th of 2025
Being the largest in Italy, Genoa used to be a political nerve center back in the 12th and 13th centuries. Walk through the gates of the Old Town and stroll down its medieval labyrinth-like streets. Did you know? Cristopher Columbus was born in Genoa, and he came to be one of the most famous explorers of the era. Do not miss the Palazzo Torsi, a beautiful palace built with pink-toned stones, and Palazzo Bianco, ideal to marvel at the paintings of long-gone artists. Genoa is also the entry point to the beautiful Cinque Terre region, where colorful villages seem to cling to the cliffs of the coast and where the picturesque resort town of Portofino is located.
You should know about Génova
Genoa´s beautiful and old Cathedral of San Lorenzo foundation dates back to the 4th or 5th century. Christopher Columbus was born in Genoa in 1451. He is personified the city´s maritime tradition itself. FOOD FACT! the popular Italian sauce with garlic, dried fruit, Parmesan, olive oil, and basil; Pesto, was created here in the 16th century!
December 15th of 2025
Rome is a place full of endless adventures. With two thousand and five hundred years of history, art, and culture, it is no surprise that Rome is one of the most visited cities on the planet. Travel back in time just by admiring ancient relics, historical monuments and legendary museums or watch people go by while sipping on a fresh espresso in some quaint café. We also recommend you pay a visit to the Vatican City, a place full of religious relevance.
You should know about Rome
Book yourself and your party into an organized excursion to visit the Piazza Venezia, Saint Peter’s Square, and the Colosseum! With available public transportation services such as subway, buses, taxis and motorcycles, you can choose the way you’d like to visit this city fool of history. Rome is famous for emblematic spots you cannot miss like the Trevi Fountain, Saint Mark’s Basilica, Pompey’s Ruins, the Sistine Chapel and, of course, the Vatican. Craving something sweet? Grab a creamy and delicious gelato!
December 16th of 2025
Mesina, the third largest city on the island of Sicily, welcomes cruise visitors at its charming port with extraordinary architecture and delicious food. Stroll through Mesina's Piazza Cairoli and enjoy its magnificent fountains and cathedrals. Do not miss the chance to have a sip of Marsala wine in one of the local cafés.
What you should know about Messina, Italy
Pick one of our organized shore excursions to Taormina (a Sicilian vineyard), El Padrino tour, Mount Etna, and more! The port is also about 300 meters from the pier, so it is just a quick walk away. Mesina, Sicily´s third largest city, includes attractions such as the Cathedral and Piazza del Duomo, the Fontana di Nettuno the Fort of San Salvatore. BELIEVE IT OR NOT! In 2004, unplugged household appliances mysteriously and caught fire. This caused panic among locals and, a lot of people directly associated it to poltergeists. Forbes recently named the city one of the five cities in the world with the best street food! It was also chosen as the European Capital of Street Food.
December 17th of 2025
Located in the Mediterranean, and currently considered the European Capital of Culture, Valletta is also Malta’s capital. This magical city invites you to get lost in its streets and admire everything it has to offer. Its iconic balconies that protrude from the structures to the outside are one of its main hallmarks. The city was completely planned by the Knights of Saint John (the oldest religious order in the world). Thus, it is home to 25 churches as well as countless monuments and sculptures of saints and virgins. This destination is an essential stop for cruise ships that sail through Mediterranean. It offers tourists numerous attractions, such as the National Archaeological Museum or the Palace of the Grand Master. Fort San Telmo is the most representative example of Maltese history. Guided tours in Spanish are offered at the destination too.
You should know about Valletta
A magical city that invites you to get lost in its streets and admire everything it offers as time stands still. It houses more than 300 historical monuments in its 55 hectares of extension, which has also earned it the recognition as a World Heritage Site. The city´s architecture is mainly Baroque, so it is an important cultural and tourist center. Protruding balconies are one of the main characteristics of this style. This city was completely planned by the Knights of Saint John, the oldest religious order in the world, and its capital is home to 25 churches and countless monuments and sculptures of saints and virgins. This destination is an essential stop for cruises that sail through the Mediterranean. It offers tourists numerous attractions, including the National Museum of Archeology or the Palace of the Grand Master. The Fort of San Telmo is the most representative example in the history of Malta. Guided tours in Spanish are also offered at the destination.
December 19th of 2025
Is there anything more comfortable that departing on your Mediterranean cruise from Barcelona? This city has a privileged location right at the foot of the Mediterranean, making it easy for cruises to reach other beautiful Spanish ports, the impressive Balearic Islands, the magical France, and even the breathtaking Italy. Before embarking on a cruise, we recommend you take a couple of days to see the city's highlights. Do not miss the renowned Sagrada Familia, a Catholic basilica designed by the famous Catalan architect Antoni Gaudí, as well as his other modernist buildings. Spending days at the beach is also possible and highly recommended before starting your adventure. You will surely fall in love with its cozy inhabitants, its numerous cultural attractions, its delicious gastronomy, and its temperate climate throughout the year.
You should know about Barcelona
A full-time cruise power station. Embarking in Barcelona means you also get a chance to discover the Balearic Islands, as well as various other Mediterranean ports on the captivating shores of Spain, France, and Italy. Locals exude a lot of energy and, in addition to being quite friendly and warm, they also are welcoming, intellectual, and educated. Who wouldn´t be happy to have Park Güell and the Sagrada Familia Cathedral just a few steps away? If your cruise departs from Barcelona, do not miss the opportunity to explore the city before or after your exciting adventure. Extend your stay of a couple of nights and immerse yourself in the busy daily life of the city. Take a train to the surrounding areas, such as Girona, the seaside town of Sitges or the mountainous Montserrat and its basilica. Walk along the pedestrian boulevard of La Rambla and live the city´s essence. Souvenir shops, street artists, flower stalls, cafes, and Catalan folk sardana dancers create a lively scenery all the time. La Sagrada Familia, the city´s main attraction, dates to the year 1,200 and, from its tower, you will be able to get a wonderful panoramic view of the city. Barcelona has mastered the art of cooking. Many restaurants offer creative new Spanish cuisine, while waterfront locations serve seafood paella and multi-course lunch menus including a glass of sparkling wine. To savor Catalan cuisine, try pa amb toméquet (bread with tomato). Savor some Spanish tapas (bite-sized snacks) at the bar like a local, with a vermú in hand. You could spend hours touring Barcelona´s markets while buying high-quality leather clothing, jewelry, antique books, and unique household items. Passeig de Gracia and Barcelona Shopping Line are two popular retail walks, in addition, the Gothic Quarter houses dozens of family shops selling textiles, stationery, decorative tiles and utensils for the kitchen of loza. Get up close and discover the wonders of La Sagrada Familia, Antoni Gaudi’s masterpiece. Marvel at its high capitals and enter it to admire the intricate mosaics, stone pillars of Montjuic and the facade of the Nativity. You can even climb to the tip of the capitals, from where you will have panoramic views of the city. With seven beaches spanning more than two miles of Mediterranean coastline, the port of Barcelona is also known for some of the best adventures in search of the sun and on the high seas. Relax on the coast, kayak in the deep blue waters, or rent a boat and go on fishing trip in search of some tunas, swordfish, or Mediterranean marlin!
| IMO: | Year of construction: | Year of remodeling: | Tonnage: | Registro: |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 9837420 | 2022 | - | 206 t. | - |
| Boat length: | Total passenger capacity: | Total crew: | Total cabins: | Total suites: |
| 333 meters | 6762 passengers | 2138 crew | 2626 cabins | 658 suites |
| Total balconies: | Total outside cabins: | Total interior cabins: | Minimum passenger age: | |
| 656 balconies | 656 outdoor cabins | 656 interior cabins | 6 months |
Cabins
Inside
Maximum Occupation: 2
6,309 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $938 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Outside
Maximum Occupation: 2
12,714 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $938 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Balcony
Maximum Occupation: 2
25,344 HC
Cruise fee starting at: $938 USD
*Port and government taxes and travel insurance are already included
Documents and considerations
All travel documents (Passport, DNI, NIE, Visas, etc.) must be valid and valid six months after the date of travel. It is essential to carry valid passports and visas (including Multiple Entry Visas, when applicable), to board. Check the entry requirements for your destination at your local passport office or contact the Embassies (Consular Services) of each country on your Cruise travel itinerary. If you are not sure which country a port belongs to, check with your Vacation Advisor.
*** Passenger Boarding Restrictions: Persons with the following conditions face significant restrictions: • Women pregnant more than 24 weeks • Children aged 0-6 months • Children aged 6 months to 12 months on Cruises of longer than 7 nights, or to Alaska.
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