MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE

Explore the warmest places in Europe aboard a floating city.

The Magical Park Guell In The Middle of Barcelona, Spain. Photo by Bernard Gagnon

Many experienced cruisers lean towards traveling aboard smaller ships. However, the large ocean liners are still a great option for taking longer cruises at an economical price while also getting the many comforts of a big boat.

The Red Roofs of Dubrovnik, Croatia. Photo by Timur V. Voronkov

Cruise lines like Princess and Norwegian are geared towards couples. All the frills focus on fine dining, expansive casinos and beautiful pools. There’s even a wedding chapel if you’re looking to renew your vows or find love at sea.

Medieval Kotor, Montenegro. Photo by Ggia

Along the Mediterranean Sea, anything’s possible, where beautiful people grace the many great beaches of the region. Depending on your cruise itinerary, you may be salsa dancing in colourful Barcelona, exploring the marble streets of Dubrovnik, picking olives on the many islands of Greece or stepping off the beaten path in medieval Montenegro.

Though there are cruises of any length, a proper exploration will take several weeks, and why not? Let the blue coastline nourish your spirit while the cooks onboard nourish your belly.