The walled city and ancient port of St Malo. The historic capital of Galicia, where St James the Apostle is believed to be buried. The stunning sea-surrounded city of Cadiz, founded by the Phoenicians in 1100BC. The Spanish exclave of Ceuta in North Africa – a unique sealed community with a distinctive way of life. Britain’s own exclave of Gibraltar in southern Spain, with its red phone boxes and the only wild monkeys in Europe. Portugal’s cosmopolitan capital, with its sophisticated shopping and superb historic architecture. This unrivalled cruise has it all and much, much more.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Cadiz
The ancient seaport of Cadiz is a testament to Spain's seafaring history. From charming plazas to sun-drenched beaches, the city invites exploration of its cultural richness and Andalusian allure.

Gibraltar
Gibraltar, a British Overseas Territory, captivates with its iconic rock and maritime history as the gateway between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Explore historic fortifications and keep an eye out for the iconic Barbary macaques that roam the streets.

Almeria
Almeria invites you to explore its dramatic landscapes and fascinating history. Visit the Alcazaba fortress, a Moorish marvel perched high above the city, or wander the quaint streets of the Old Town. Unwind on the pristine beaches or venture inland to the lunar-like landscapes of the Tabernas Desert, which served as the backdrop for hundreds of ‘Spaghetti Western’ films.

Ceuta
Discover Ceuta, where two continents meet. Explore the fascinating cultural mix at Plaza de Africa or dive into history with a visit to the Royal Walls. Ceuta’s blend of Spanish and North African cultures makes every step an adventure, and its coastal beauty is the perfect backdrop to a day of exploration.