Civitavecchia was used by the Byzantines and then occupied by the Saracens for a few decades until it was then passed on to the Papal state.

The Cathedral, Fort Michelangelo and the National Museum are of interest. A few kilometers away you will also find the Taurine spas, where you can admire the healing methods of the Romans. All excusrions to Rome depart from Civitavecchia.

Arrives at 8.30AM

The city of La Spezia is located in front of a wonderful natural inlet which, for the enchanting beauty of the landscape that surrounds it, is also known as the Gulf of Poets. 

From La Spezia, you can easily discover the most fascinating territories of Liguria and nearby Tuscany such as the picturesque villages of the Cinque Terre, reachable by ferry, the Old Port of Genoa, Piazza dei Miracoli in Pisa and the Cathedral of Florence.

Those who stay in the city have the opportunity to discover equally fascinating places, such as Porto Venere or the suggestive Castello di Lerici. The center of La Spezia also offers various leisure opportunities, from the elegant tree-lined promenade to the boutiques of the center, up to the prestigious Amedeo Lia Museum.

Departs at 8.30PM

Arrives at 7AM

Savona is located in the Liguria region, more precisely on the western Ligurian Riviera. A culturally interesting city, it surprises with the contrasts of the green hills and the blue of the sea.

A short distance away from Savona, there are some of the most beautiful and important Ligurian seaside towns such as Alassio, Loano, Varazze and Albissola, famous for its pottery work. Other notable towns and villages are Finalborgo and Noli, the fascinating Portofino and Genoa.

Departs at 6PM

Arrives at 8.30AM

France’s second largest city and capital of the Provence-Côte d’Azur region, the cosmopolitan city of Marseille is located on the southeastern coast. 

Marseille itself is one of the most vital cities in Provence: a delicious combination of history, exceptional fish cuisine, culture and artistic heritage. Gastronomy lovers will be eager to try the specialty of the city known all over the world, the appetizing “bouillabaisse”, with its six different types of fish.

Departs at 5PM

Arrives at 8AM

To the north-west, a mountain group is arranged parallel to the coast, while to the south-east are the old town and the harbor divided by the green avenues of the Ramblas. 

Barcelona is an incredibly dynamic city and the fact of being a cultural and artistic center since the Middle Ages makes it mandatory to get off the ship and spend a day there. With so many things to do and see, we assure you that any visit to Barcelona will be unforgettable.

Departs at 7PM

Arrives at 8AM

The fishing nets, hung out to dry near the pier, shine with an intense Mediterranean blue. Behind the nets you can see La Lonja, from 1388. Where today you can enjoy a good coffee, during the Middle Ages there were commercial exchanges among the most important of the Mediterranean.

The Romans baptized the city already in 123 BC with the name of Palmeria. The name that later the Moors gave to Palma baptized the whole island: Medina Mayurka.

The alleys of the old town echo the atmosphere of past centuries. Here you can stroll through the alleys of one of the centers with the most historic buildings in all of Europe, including superb buildings, avant-garde hotels and state-of-the-art restaurants.

Departs at 6PM

Civitavecchia was used by the Byzantines and then occupied by the Saracens for a few decades until it was then passed on to the Papal state.

The Cathedral, Fort Michelangelo and the National Museum are of interest. A few kilometers away you will also find the Taurine spas, where you can admire the healing methods of the Romans. All excusrions to Rome depart from Civitavecchia.