Mediterranean Cruises 2019 - 2020
Discover the Colosseum in Italy, the Acropolis in Greece, Knossos, Crete, Phaestos and many more within the Mediterranean region.
Cruise to the Mediterranean for an indulgent cruise vacation of a lifetime. Experience the definition of serenity as you cruise Italy’s sparkling Riviera, unwind at one of Spain‘s stunning white-sand beaches and uncover ancient history in fortified Maltese cities. Discover the epitome of bliss as you meander the dramatic coastlines of Santorini, the magical cobbled streets of Mykonos and the glittering turquoise waters of Zakynthos.
Cruise the jewels of the Mediterranean, including Barcelona, Nice and Palermo on board Royal Caribbean, Norwegian Cruise Line, MSC Cruises and more. Mediterranean cruises depart from a number of ports, including Genoa, Rome (Civitavecchia), Marseilles and Valletta. Plan your dream cruise to the Mediterranean with Dreamlines!
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$87
The Mediterranean city of Barcelona is the capital of Catalonia and Spain’s second largest city. The sprawling metropolis is renowned for its captivating architecture, charming gothic quarters and the spectacular Sagrada Familia, a Roman Catholic Church masterminded by the great Antoni Gaudi, which has been under construction for more than a century. The cosmopolitan paradise is famous for its picturesque Barceloneta Riviera and the stunning marina.
Highlights of Barcelona- Stroll down the leafy Las Ramblas, intermittently sampling tapas, sipping sangria and marveling at the street artists
- Marvel at the medieval Barrio Gotic, Barcelona’s oldest and most charming neighborhood
- Admire the mosaic art and dreamlike architectural creations at the curious Park Guelle, one of Antoni Gaudi’s most significant works
$167
Civitavecchia, itself a charming port city, is for cruise passengers the gateway to Rome. Founded in 753 BC, Rome is a historical and cultural powerhouse renowned for grand piazzas adorned with exquisite fountains, majestic cathedrals draped in dazzling Renaissance frescoes and an astonishing archaeological and cultural heritage.
Highlights of Rome- Try your luck by tossing a coin over your left shoulder into the iconic 17th century Fontana di Trevi, the largest Baroque fountain in Rome
- Step back in time as you wander the haunting ruins of the Roman Forum, the epicenter of ancient Rome
- Visit the Vatican City and discover world’s smallest city-state, home of the magnificent St. Peter’s Basilica, Vatican Museum and Sistine Chapel, famous for Michelangelo’s ceiling
$84
Marseille is a bustling port city located on France’s Provencal Mediterranean coast. France’s second largest city is renowned for its dynamic multiculturalism and rich maritime history, with a wealth of historic landmarks, ancient cathedrals, edgy art museums and cultural scene to discover. The jewel of Marseille is the vibrant Vieux-Port, the city’s old town and harbor, which is adorned with lively bars, charming brasseries, and cute cafes.
Highlights of Marseille- Explore the elegant 17th century Centre de la Vieille Charite, gorgeous neoclassical charity shelter built by local sculptor Pierre Puget
- Take a boat to the former island fortress-prison Chateau d’If, which has a claim to fame as the setting of Alexander Duma’s, The Count of Monte Cristo
- Take advantage of Marseille’s Mediterranean weather and discover the city’s historic landmarks and picturesque beaches with a hop-on-hop-off bus tour
$409
Piraeus (Athens) is situated in southeastern Greece and is the Mediterranean’s most significant industrial and leisure port. Athens was first inhabited in the 5th century BC and boasts an incredible wealth of ancient landmarks, historic sites, spectacular architecture and grungy street culture.
Highlights of Athens- Marvel at the incredible Acropolis, arguably the most important ancient site in the West
- Catch a theatre or festival at the Herod Atticus Odean, an ancient outdoor auditorium built between 160-174 BC
- Wander the twisting, bougainvillea-lined alleys in the charming Plaka district, situated directly beneath the Acropolis
$249
Venice, the Floating City, is situated in Italy’s northeast over the Adriatic Sea. The lagoon city comprises of 118 islands and hundreds of canals, making it one of the most fascinating in the world. Narrow, twisted alleys, historic monuments, marble palaces, charming architecture, hidden squares and the city’s iconic gondolas characterize the unique atmosphere of this extraordinary city. A mild, Mediterranean climate makes Venice a fantastic cruise destination year-round.
Highlights of Venice- Take a cruise tour through Venice’s canals for ultimate view of the city
- Marvel at the spectacular mosaic art at the handsome San Marco Basilica
- Experience the epitome of elegant Al Fresco dining at a restaurant on the Grand Canal
$503
Livorno is situated on Italy’s northwest Tuscan coast, a short train ride from Pisa or Florence. Known as the Venice of Tuscany for the Venetian canals that wind through the town’s historic quarter, Livorno lures tourists with its beautiful harbor, Renaissance-era fortifications, and delicious local gastronomy.
Highlights of Livorno- Sample Livorno’s local seafood specialties, such as Cacciucco or Spadellata di Cozze e Vongole
- Watch a spectacular sunset from the Terrazzo Mascagni, a waterside promenade laid with a distinctive checkerboard paving
- Take the road less traveled and venture south along the Viale Italia to discover dramatic coastlines and beautiful secluded beaches