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.

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.

Around60 miles south of the Turkish coast, Rhodes is a picturesque island full of charm, character, and eons of history that begs to be explored.

Aplace of pilgrimage, mystery, and myth, a cruise to Kusadasi invites you to discover a land once ruled by Greeks and Romans, where the ruins of ancient cities and temples will catapult you as far back as 300 BC.

Thishistoric city has attracted visitors for centuries. Today, explore its fascinating blend of ancient architecture that lives within a bustling, modern metropolis.

Oneof the most famous islands in the world, Santorini is the southernmost Cyclades Island in the Aegean Sea.

As you sail into port, see the whitewashed houses that cling to the cliffs above, pristine blue roofs, and multicoloured pebble streets that make up Santorini's idyllic landscape

Themain port for Athens for thousands of years, today Piraeus is still a bustling coastal city with plenty of charm.

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.

Withits sun-kissed beaches, incredible history and culture, and delicious Greek cuisine, Corfu is a must-see destination if you’re embarking on a cruise of the Greek islands.

Situated above the Adriatic Sea, Corfu is known for its picturesque old fishing villages, warm waters and jaw-dropping coastal roads that will make you feel as though you are a million miles away from home.

As the second-largest Ionian island, there is a lot to see from the moment you sail into Corfu.

Nestleddeep in an atmospheric and secluded bay, the fortified city of Kotor in Montenegro is steeped in history. Characterized by winding streets and squares its magic and attraction are undeniable.

Gentlycruise into Dubrovnik, a town filled with architectural wonder, crystal clear waters warmed by the Adriatic Sea, sun-baked terracotta rooftops, and slender Baroque streets dotted with charming cafes and bars.