Europe is full of so many wonderful things to see and do, from world-famous attractions to hidden gems. If you’re hoping to experience some magical moments on your cruise to Europe, here are ten of the best cruise excursions to do. Race Sea Kayaking in Dubrovnik – Royal Caribbean Sporty cruisers will love Royal Caribbean‘s…
As one of the most visited countries in the world, France has a lot to offer. It’s home to unique cuisine, wine regions and awe-inspiring architecture. However, one of its most popular attractions is Paris, the city of love and France’s capital. Framed between Normandy and the Loire Valley, then flourished with an air of...
Barcelona is one of the world’s most popular places to embark upon a cruise holiday. While many UK cruisers like to sail from Southampton, sailing from Barcelona opens up a much wider choice of itineraries. Plus, with flight times as short as two hours, flying to Barcelona can be a really convenient way to start your...
For those residing in Scotland, Southampton's cruise port is quite a distance if you're looking to sail from the UK. However, all is not lost! Situated close to Glasgow, the port of Greenock comes in handy for UK sailings from Scotland. Just 25 miles from Glasgow, Greenock offers the perfect chance to explore Scotland's largest...
Fought over by invaders ranging from the Carthaginians to Napoleon, Malta’s strategic role in the Mediterranean has been a meeting point and melting pot for the three continents that surround it. As you sail into the sandstone-hewn Grand Harbour in the capital Valletta, its magnificence and significance unfolds – little wonder this became the headquarters...
Remote, rugged and starkly beautiful, Iceland is a country where nature unashamedly calls the shots, and a cruise is one of the best ways to see it. Visitors can taste true wilderness at its most unadulterated in a tempestuous landscape that beats to the island’s volcanic pulse with steaming hot springs, vast smouldering lava fields,...
The Costa del Sol, Spain’s sunniest corner, stretches out along the southern coastline of Andalucia. For centuries, the whole region was under Moorish occupation, the legacy of which remains today in glorious mosques, palaces, gardens and fortresses. As such, some of Spain’s biggest attractions are accessed from ports along the Costa del Sol. The Alhambra...
For those looking to get away to warmer climes and escape the chills of the later months, Europe has some of the best destinations to visit and melt away the winter blues. From Spanish seas to Italian hills, catch the shining sun and pack your sunglasses for these ultimate winter cruise destinations. Barcelona Surprisingly, Barcelona...
Not only is Santorini one of the most popular of the Greek isles, it is also one of the most romantic destinations in the world. With a stable climate of warm and unbroken sunshine during the day, Santorini provides the perfect weather for exploring every corner of the island. Santorini is part of the Cyclades Islands...
Once you have discovered Valencia, you’ll wish you had more than a day to explore Spain’s third-largest city, located on the southeast coast. With an easily walkable centre, gorgeous medieval monuments built from golden stone that glows in the sunshine, and some dazzling art nouveau gems, Valencia is a joy to explore. It is also...