Onthe northeast coast of Spain, the vibrant Galician city of Vigo homes rich birdlife, beautiful beaches, and lush mountain landscapes.

Where industry meets culture, this forgotten city is as well known for its thriving fishing port and canning efforts as it is for neoclassical churches, medieval settlements, and Roman ruins. Join the thousands who have already visited this coastal escape and experience the thrill first-hand.

Withits unforgettable charm, breathtaking architecture, rich history, warm Mediterranean waters and colourful landscapes, Barcelona is an extraordinary place to visit. Allowing you to soak up the sights, sounds and flavours of different cultures, it’s a must-see destination that offers class, charm and excitement in equal measures.

Remarkablescenery. Delectable culinary treats. A gateway into ancient history. Located on the western shores of Italy’s Lazio Region, Civitavecchia will no doubt provide you with memories to cherish forever.

Thesecond-largest island in the Mediterranean, Sardinia is home to dramatic coastline and breath-taking landscapes. Boasting picturesque harbours, stunning beaches, superb vineyards, and groves of olive trees that seem to stretch for miles and miles, Sardinia offers prehistoric ruins and medieval walled towns, which never fail to capture the imagination of visitors.

Offering so much to see and do, Alghero is one of the island’s best-preserved Medieval cities. 

Locatedon the Costa Del Sol – which literally translates as coast of the sun – a cruise to Málaga is the perfect way to immerse yourself in the culture of Southern Spain. Marvel at Moorish and Roman architecture. Admire surrealist artworks by the city’s son Picasso. And savour a skewer of freshly grilled sardines (espetos) while gazing out at the sparkling Mediterranean Sea.