<p>Towering platters of seafood, bergamot-scented streets, shady olive groves, and glasses of deliciously chilled rosé overlooking the glittering sea – you can’t beat summer in the Mediterranean, as you’ll discover on this delightful cruise. Casting off from the French city of Marseille, we hop over the Spanish border for our first stop, the fishing town of Palamos, followed by pretty Mahón in Menorca, and the soulful side of Ibiza. Next, the coastal cities beckon: dynamic Alicante; Valencia, birthplace of paella; and Tarragona, with its immaculately preserved Roman ruins. Then it’s on to the beautiful Balearics, with stops in Palma de Mallorca and another chance to explore Mahón. After a sea day, we call by Italy’s pastel-pretty Cinque Terre then sail on to Livorno, gateway to Pisa and Florence. We're southbound now, heading to Porto Santo Stefano for a wilder view of Tuscany before our final overnight in Civitavecchia, just a short hop from Rome.</p>

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Marseille is France&#39;s oldest city and one of the Mediterranean&#39;s premier ports. Amid the big-city bustle, the old port is a quaint landscape of historic charm: colorful fishing boats sail past the imposing Fort Saint-Jean, narrow streets wander among ancient churches and cobbled squares, while the venerable Basilica overlooks the scene from the hilltop above.

<p>Dating back to the 13th century, Palamos is one of Spain&#39;s most beautiful coastal towns, retaining much of its historical architecture and charm while embracing modern times with gusto. Life in this fishing village revolves around water. Swimming, sailing, and windsurfing are among the most popular daytime activities, along with sunbathing and some of the best people-watching in Europe. When the sun sets, the city pulsates with a hopping bar and nightclub scene. For foodies, Palamos is famous for its delectable, giant-sized prawns, hauled in by the boatload by local fishermen.</p>

<p>Embark on a captivating coastal hike along the historic <em>Camino de Ronda</em>, once a route used by police to patrol Spain&#39;s maritime border and prevent smuggling. Today, it has become a beloved trail for nature lovers and hikers, offering spectacular views and a glimpse into the stunning landscapes of the Costa Brava.</p><p>Your journey begins with a scenic drive to Sant Pol Beach, where your adventure along this iconic coastal path will begin. As you step onto the rugged trail, you will traverse a mix of sandy paths, uneven ground, and steps—each offering a unique connection to the natural beauty of the Mediterranean.</p><p>The trail leads you from Sant Pol to the charming village of Sant Feliu, approximately a 1.5-hour walk. Along the way, you will discover hidden coves, pristine beaches, and breathtaking vistas of crystal-clear waters. Notable spots along the route include Sa Caleta, Cap de Mort, Cala del Peix, and Cala Maset—all gems that reflect the area&#39;s natural charm.</p><p>This region is designated as an area of natural interest, boasting ecological value and offering excellent opportunities for both seabird watching and scuba diving.</p><p>After your hike, you will enjoy a refreshment to relax and unwind, taking in the serene atmosphere before returning to Palamós by bus, filled with memories of your picturesque coastal adventure.</p>

<p>Hike through the coastal trail of Ronda with marvelous views of the cliffs and sea. Pass through the pretty Sant Pol Beach. Enjoy a refreshment at a small bar.</p>

Walking in Camino de Ronda

<p>Embark on an unforgettable half-day excursion to explore the creative world of one of Spain&#39;s most iconic artists. Our journey begins in the coastal town of Palamós, known for its beautiful beaches and rich maritime heritage. From here, we willtake a comfortable coach ride to the cultural town of Figueres.</p><p>At the heart of Figueres, our destination is the renowned Dalí Theatre-Museum, a tribute to the eccentric genius of Salvador Dalí. This extraordinary museum, one of Catalonia&#39;s most visited attractions, is considered the largest surrealist object in the world. Inaugurated in 1974, the museum was built on the ruins of the former Figueres Theatre, which was destroyed during the Spanish Civil War. Designed by Dalí himself, the museum offers a labyrinthine exploration of his life and works, showcasing over 1,500 pieces, including paintings, sculptures, and installations.</p><p>As you wander through this mesmerizing space, you will experience the evolution of Dalí&#39;s artistic journey. From his early works to his later, more experimental pieces, the museum offers a rare glimpse into the mind of one of the 20th century&#39;s most influential artists. Dalí&#39;s eccentric personality and distinctive vision are reflected in every corner of the museum, which even serves as his final resting place, with his crypt located beneath the stage.</p><p>After an inspiring and thought-provoking visit to the Dalí Theatre-Museum, we&#39; will board our coach for a relaxing return ride to Palamós, where the tour concludes, leaving you with lasting memories of Catalonia&#39;s artistic heritage.</p>

<div>Join us on a tour from Palamós to Figueres to visit the Dalí Theatre-Museum, exploring his surreal art.</div>

Dalí Museum: A Journey into Surrealism ttttt

<p>Step back in time on this captivating tour of Girona, a city brimming with rich history and architectural beauty. We begin our journey by exploring the ancient Roman and Carolingian past of this fascinating city, starting with a visit to its impressive old city walls. From here, we will continue our walk through Girona&#39;s charming medieval quarter, where history comes alive in every corner.</p><p>Our first stop will be the magnificent Cathedral of Santa María, perched at the highest point of the city. Did you know that this Gothic masterpiece houses the largest single nave in Europe? Prepare to be awestruck by its architectural grandeur as we delve into its fascinating history.</p><p>We&#39;ll then stroll along the city&#39;s winding streets, taking in the exterior beauty of another significant religious landmark—the Basilica of San Félix. A short walk away, we will uncover the intriguing story of Girona&#39;s Arab Baths, a beautifully preserved example of Moorish architecture. Nearby, we will visit the Monastery of San Pedro de Galligans, one of Girona&#39;s most important Romanesque buildings, which offers fascinating insights into the city&#39;s monastic past.</p><p>Next, we will head to the historic Jewish Quarter, known as the 'Call.' This atmospheric neighborhood reflects the significant role of Jewish culture in Girona&#39;s history and is considered one of the most important Jewish districts in the world.</p><p>Our tour continues along Força Street, where we will pass by the birthplace of famed architect Rafael Masó. We will then arrive at the picturesque Ribera del Onyar, where we will marvel at the Peixateries Velles Bridge, a charming iron bridge designed by the workshop of the legendary Gustave Eiffel.</p><p>After the tour, you will have some free time to explore Girona at your own pace. Stroll through its narrow streets, shop for unique local souvenirs, or simply relax at one of the city&#39;s inviting cafés before we return to the ship.</p>

<p>Wander the narrow cobbled streets in your own time and admire the famous multi-colored houses on the riverbanks. Trace more than 2000 years of history in the city of Girona</p>

Girona Medieval Cityttt

<p>Embark on a delectable journey to the historic city of Girona. This exclusive tour, guided by a local foodie expert, offers a perfect blend of culinary exploration and cultural discovery, making it ideal for those with a passion for food and local traditions.</p><p>Upon arrival in Girona, your guide will take you on a scenic walking tour through the city&#39;s enchanting streets, where you&#39;ll uncover the best of Girona&#39;s culinary scene.</p><p>Begin your culinary journey with a traditional coffee and a <em>Xuixo</em>, a beloved local pastry filled with rich custard and crisp on the outside. This sweet treat, created by pastry chef Emili Puig in the early 20th century, has become a symbol of Girona&#39;s pastry heritage. Enjoy this indulgence at one of the city&#39;s official Artisan Bakers Association bakeries, where you&#39;ll savor the flavors in an authentic, welcoming atmosphere.</p><p>Next, experience a true Spanish delicacy during an educational ham tasting session. Sample three distinct varieties of cured ham, expertly paired with local cheeses and high-quality olive oils. This tasting is complemented by chilled cava, providing a refreshing and refined experience of the region&#39;s finest flavors.</p><p>The tour continues to one of Girona&#39;s top restaurants, where you&#39;ll savor a selection of classic tapas. Enjoy favorites like croquettes, patatas bravas, and a daily special such as calamari or Girona beef, each paired with a glass of local wine, allowing you to experience the best of Catalan tapas culture.</p><p>No gastronomic tour of Girona would be complete without a stop at Rocambolesc, the famous ice cream parlor created by the Roca brothers—world-renowned chefs behind the acclaimed El Celler de Can Roca. At Rocambolesc, you&#39;ll treat yourself to a unique dessert experience: a hot bun filled with velvety ice cream, a sweet creation by pastry chef Jordi Roca himself. This innovative dessert is a perfect reflection of the Roca brothers&#39; culinary creativity.</p>

<p>Join us on a gastronomic tour from in Girona, led by a foodie guide, where you&#39;ll enjoy local specialties including Xuixo pastries, an educational ham and cheese tasting, iconic tapas, and innovative desserts at Rocambolesc. Experience the rich culinary heritage and vibrant flavors that the city has to offer.</p>

Girona Culinary Journey

<p>Embark on a scenic 1-hour drive from Palamós to the enchanting town of Girona, often referred to as the 'immortal city.' Renowned for its rich history and well-preserved medieval heritage, Girona is one of Spain&#39;s most captivating cities, offering a fascinating blend of cultural treasures.</p><p>Your journey begins with a visit to El Call, Girona&#39;s historic Jewish Quarter. Wander through its narrow, winding streets, and explore one of the best-preserved Jewish districts in Spain, which was home to a thriving Jewish community for nearly 700 years. As your guide leads you through the main squares, you will discover the significance of this area, learning about its fascinating history and the lives of the people who once lived here. Following the walking tour, enjoy some free time to shop for local crafts or explore further on your own.</p><p>Next, indulge in a delightful lunch at a local restaurant, where you will savor traditional Catalan cuisine, reflecting the region&#39;s culinary heritage.</p><p>In the afternoon, reboard your coach for a short drive to Figueres, where the highlight of the day awaits: the Dalí Theatre-Museum. Created by the legendary surrealist artist Salvador Dalí, this museum is a true testament to his creative genius. Housed in the former Municipal Theatre, Dalí transformed the space into a surrealist masterpiece, filled with his most iconic works. Highlights of the museum include the 'Rainy Taxi,' the striking 'Sala Mae West' (an optical illusion that recreates the face of the famous actress), and the monumental portrait of Abraham Lincoln, created through a unique visual perspective.</p><p>The museum also features Dalí&#39;s crypt, where the artist himself is buried, adding a deeply personal and poignant touch to your visit.</p><p>At the conclusion of your tour, you will return to Palamós by coach, enriched with unforgettable memories of Girona&#39;s historical charm and Dalí&#39;s extraordinary art.</p>

<p>Full day tour visiting the city of Girona. Explore the Jewish quarter and the famous Salvador Dalí museum in Figueres and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.</p>

Girona & Dalí Museum with Catalan Lunch

<p>Embark on a captivating journey through the medieval gems of Pubol and Pals, each steeped in rich history and architectural beauty.</p><p>Our first stop is Pubol, a charming village renowned for its iconic castle, which once served as the home of surrealist artist Salvador Dalí and his wife, Gala. Explore the castle&#39;s fascinating interior, filled with Dalí&#39;s distinctive artwork and personal belongings, offering a glimpse into the world of one of the 20th century&#39;s most influential and eccentric artists.</p><p>Next, we will wander through the cobbled streets of Pals, an impeccably preserved medieval town that feels like stepping back in time. Stroll past ancient stone buildings, scenic squares, and towering structures that have stood the test of time. Learn about Pals&#39; medieval origins and its evolution throughout the centuries, offering a deep connection to Catalonia&#39;s rich cultural heritage.</p>

<p>Explore medieval marvels in Pubol and Pals.</p>

Dali&#39;s Castle in Pubol & Pals

<p>Embark on a scenic journey that blends medieval history with modern innovation, starting with a visit to the enchanting village of Peratallada. Known for its labyrinthine streets, fortified walls, and beautifully preserved medieval architecture, Peratallada offers a step back in time. Wander through the narrow alleys, explore its ancient stone buildings, charming courtyards, and hidden corners, each telling the story of centuries gone by.</p><p>After immersing yourself in the village&#39;s rich history, continue your journey to the historic Finca Bell-Lloc, located just 10 kilometers from Palamós. This exquisite estate blends tradition with innovation amidst the breathtaking backdrop of rolling vineyards. The drive takes you through the scenic inland of Palamós, where you&#39;ll see a landscape dotted with vineyards and traditional Catalan farmhouses, known as <em>masias</em>.</p><p>At Finca Bell-Lloc, you&#39;ll discover a stunning underground wine cellar, designed by the renowned architects RCR Aranda Pigem Vilalta. Their striking architectural work, with parallel steel sheets that blend seamlessly into the natural landscape, creates a truly unique experience. Your expert guide will lead you through the wine cellar&#39;s maze of cool, dark passages, where only a few rays of light illuminate the pathways, barrels, and tasting rooms. Learn about the region&#39;s wine production, the art of viticulture, and the different varieties of grapes used to create their exceptional wines.</p><p>After the tour, indulge in a wine tasting experience paired with traditional Catalan snacks, allowing you to savor the flavors of the region before you return to the pier. This is a perfect blend of history, culture, and gastronomy, offering a truly memorable experience.</p>

<p>Explore medieval marvels in Peratallada and discover the underground cellar Bell-Lloc.</p>

Bell-lloc Winery & Peratallada

<p>Discover the timeless beauty of Costa Brava&#39;s medieval heritage as you journey by comfortable trolley train to three captivating villages. Your adventure begins in Peratallada, a gem whose name means “carved stone,” reflecting its historic architecture. Wander among ancient walls, archways, and the stately 14th-century palace, where echoes of the past linger in every detail. Admire the imposing twin towers of the castle before continuing to your next destination.</p><p>The charming hamlet of Palau-sator welcomes you with its tranquil atmosphere and quaint, concentric streets lined by medieval buildings. Take in the pastoral surroundings, where golden fields and flocks of sheep add to the idyllic scene.</p><p>Finally, step into the storybook village of Pals, a treasure celebrated as a Historic-Artistic Monument. Stroll its cobblestone streets, surrounded by centuries-old stone houses, as the scent of local dishes like paella drifts through the air. Relish the village&#39;s beautifully preserved medieval charm and embrace the sense of stepping back in time.</p>

<p>Discover the timeless beauty of Costa Brava&#39;s medieval heritage as you journey by comfortable trolley train to three captivating villages.</p>

Medieval Villages of Costa Brava by Trolley Train

<p>Whether you&#39;re captivated by maritime history, intrigued by cultural heritage, or simply seeking a scenic escape, Porto Mahon has something to offer. Its blend of coastal beauty, historical richness, and Mediterranean charm makes it a delightful and worthwhile destination for those exploring the Balearic Islands. The city&#39;s charm lies in its historical significance, evident in its well-preserved architecture that reflects a mix of Spanish, British, and Mediterranean influences. The 18th-century Fort Marlborough and the impressive Santa Maria Church are just a couple of the many architectural gems to explore, so make sure you pack some comfortable shoes and get exploring on foot. The town&#39;s pretty waterfront promenade invites leisurely strolls, and the bustling harbor showcases everything from traditional fishing boats to luxury yachts, while the city&#39;s relaxed ambiance extends to its local markets, quaint cafes, and tapas bars, where visitors can savor authentic Spanish cuisine.</p>

<p>Scenic drive thorugh the picturesque North road, winding through quaint villages that embody the authentic charm of Menorca. Your initial destination is the captivating town of Fornells on the rugged north coast. Immerse yourself in the quaint streets adorned with whitewashed buildings, reflecting the town&#39;s maritime heritage.<br />Continuing your journey, the coach ascends towards the summit of Monte Toro, the island&#39;s loftiest point standing proudly at 1,170 feet (356 meters). Here, a brief stop allows you to marvel at the panoramic vistas that stretch across the island. Visit the ancient monastery atop Monte Toro, delving into the rich history and tranquil ambiance of this sacred site. As you absorb the serenity, indulge in a delightful Menorcan moment, enjoying a refreshing drink paired with a typical local pastry.<br />The adventure unfolds further as you proceed to the charming village of Binibeca, a picturesque enclave boasting Spanish Revival and Moorish architectural influences. Take a leisurely stroll through the narrow streets, adorned with bougainvillea-draped facades and charming squares. Immerse yourself in the tranquility of this idyllic setting, capturing the essence of Binibeca&#39;s allure.</p><br>&nbsp;

<span>Explore Fornells and its maritime charm. Ascend Monte Toro for panoramic views and a monastery visit. Try the typical local pastry, before strolling through Binibeca&#39;s picturesque Spanish Revival/Moorish-style village.</span>

Menorca&#39;s Island Exploration

<p>Embark on a journey through Menorca&#39;s prehistoric marvels, where remnants grace every Balearic Island but shine most brightly on Minorca. Witness these wonders along roadsides or nestled in fields, seemingly forgotten amidst grazing animals.<br />Begin at Torre d&rsquo;en Gaumes, a vast archaeological site from pre-talayotic times, showcasing the island&#39;s strategic commercial importance in controlling Menorca&#39;s south coast. Move to Monte Toro, the spiritual epicenter, crowned by the sanctuary of the Mother of God of Toro, embraced by a Franciscan nun community. Admire the statue of 'Jesus de Sagrado Coraz&oacute;n,' a memorial to Menorca&#39;s Moroccan war casualties. Today, the sanctuary and its environs serve as a spiritual retreat for believers.<br />Following this, the coach transports you to Torralba den Salord, revealing unparalleled ancient architectural wonders tied to the mysterious Talayotic culture. The great conical and rocky structure challenges archaeologists, with the purpose still a mystery. Explore 'navetas,' boat-shaped cottage buildings, believed to be enduring tombs. Recent findings suggest these were not dwellings but timeless tombs.<br />Encounter the colossal 'taulas,' enormous slabs forming a T-shape, dating between 1000 BC and 300 BC, and the enigmatic 'talaiots,' tower-like structures with varied purposes. Some served defensively, while others&#39; aims remain unclear. The possibility of them being lookouts or signal-towers forming a communication network adds to the intrigue of Menorca&#39;s ancient civilization.</p>

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Archaeological Menorca

<p>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</p>

<p>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

Private Half-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

Private Full-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

<p>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</p>

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

<p>Begin your journey along the breathtaking southwest coast, cycling past turquoise waters and picturesque seaside villages like Cala Torret and Biniancolla. Take in the serene atmosphere as you arrive at the iconic fishing village of Binibeca, a postcard-perfect gem with its whitewashed houses and winding alleys—an ideal spot for stunning photos.</p><p>Next, venture inland to uncover Menorca&#39;s rustic heart. Ride along gentle off-road trails, weaving through scenic countryside and quaint villages. Visit traditional Menorcan farmhouses in Torret and Pou Nou, their dazzling white façades standing out against the lush landscape. Pause at the historic Son Ganxo Tower, an 18th-century defense tower now repurposed as a unique hostel.</p><p>Your journey also takes you to San Luis, a charming village with French roots, where you&#39;ll experience the island&#39;s diverse cultural tapestry. Along the way, discover a natural swimming pool near Binibeca, offering yet another slice of Menorca&#39;s unspoiled beauty. This immersive tour invites you to feel the island&#39;s authentic soul, blending stunning landscapes with its rich cultural heritage.</p>

<p>Explore the true essence of Menorca on this captivating bike tour, where coastal beauty meets rural charm.</p>

E-Bike Tour In Binibeca

<p>Unwind on Menorca&#39;s pristine beaches, where crystal-clear waters and golden sands create the perfect setting for relaxation. This tour takes you to one of two stunning beaches: Son Bou, the island&#39;s longest, or the peaceful Arenal d&#39;en Castell with its calm, turquoise waters.</p><p>Both beaches offer sunbeds, umbrellas, and beachside refreshment bars for your comfort. Whether you prefer to lounge, swim, or simply enjoy the views, this tour provides a serene escape into Menorca&#39;s natural beauty.</p>

<p>Unwind on Menorca&#39;s pristine beaches, where crystal-clear waters and golden sands create the perfect setting for relaxation. This tour takes you to one of two stunning beaches: Son Bou, the island&#39;s longest, or the peaceful Arenal d&#39;en Castell with its calm, turquoise waters.</p><p>Both beaches provide a serene escape into Menorca&#39;s natural beauty.</p>

Menorca&#39;s Beach Escape

<p data-end='444'>Embark on a captivating journey through the scenic heart of Menorca to discover Subaida—an authentic family-run estate where tradition, flavor, and heritage come together in perfect harmony.</p><p data-end='874'>Begin with a picturesque 30-minute drive through the island&#39;s tranquil countryside before arriving at Subaida. Steeped in rustic charm, this working finca invites you into the world of Menorcan cheese and wine production. Enjoy a guided tour of the estate, where you&#39;ll learn about the age-old methods of local cheese-making and gain insight into the time-honored practices that continue to shape the island&#39;s culinary identity.</p><p data-end='1085'>Your visit is complemented by a curated tasting of three Menorcan cheeses, thoughtfully paired with three locally produced wines. Each tasting tells the story of Menorca&#39;s unique terroir and artisanal passion.</p><p data-end='1319'>Following this immersive experience, continue to Montetoro—Menorca&#39;s highest peak—for a 30-minute photo stop. Take in sweeping panoramic views and enjoy a moment of quiet reflection at one of the island&#39;s most iconic vantage points.</p><p data-end='1463'>A leisurely 35-minute drive returns you to Mahón Port.</p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

<p>Embark on a sensory journey to Subaida, a Menorcan cheese and wine farm. Experience its rustic charm as you indulge in a curated tasting of wines and Menorcan cheeses, savoring the island&#39;s rich cultural heritage. Join us for a day of unforgettable exploration of Menorca&#39;s culinary treasures.</p>

Taste Of Menorca In Subaida

<div dir='auto' data-message-id='8a2605e4-34fc-4630-9695-a195f5e3c869'><p>Experience a timeless journey into Menorca&#39;s ancient and modern charm with our exclusive tour of Trepucó and Mahon. Step into the mysterious Trepucó megalithic village, where the remarkable remnants of Talayotic culture—including the monumental “taula,” a pair of talaiots, and ruins of ancient dwellings—invite you to reflect on lives lived thousands of years ago. Encircled by an enchanting star-shaped dry-stone wall from the 18th century, this site captures Menorca&#39;s layered history and natural beauty.</p><p>From here, our tour brings you back to Mahon, where you&#39;ll disembark in the main square for a gentle downhill walk into the heart of this storied town. Stroll through charming streets lined with whitewashed houses, graceful squares, and elegant architecture that narrates Menorca&#39;s multifaceted past. Highlights include S&#39;Esplanada, the historic Teatre Principal, the picturesque Sant Roc bridge, the grand church of Santa Maria and the bustling fish market. Each stop reveals the island&#39;s vibrant heritage, offering glimpses into Menorca&#39;s eclectic past.</p><p>As the day winds down, you&#39;ll arrive at the Hotel Catalonia Mirador des Port for a final moment of relaxation. Savor exquisite views over the port while indulging in a selection of drinks and tapas, a perfect end to your luxurious exploration of Menorca&#39;s treasures.</p></div>

<p>Discover the delights of the captivating town of Mahon in a tour that mixes both modern and ancient history.</p>

Megalithic And Modern Mahon

<p>Join us on an unforgettable kayaking adventure through the pristine waters of Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve renowned for its stunning natural beauty.</p><p>After a 30 minute bus drive, your adventure begins at the picturesque Bay of Fornells in the island&#39;s north, where you&#39;ll be greeted by your expert guide and receive a thorough safety briefing before embarking on a 2.5-hour guided kayaking tour. Glide through crystal-clear waters, paddling past dramatic coastal scenery and untouched beaches, many of which can only be accessed by sea. As you explore, you&#39;ll feel the gentle rhythm of the water and the cool breeze on your face, the only sounds being the calls of sea birds and the soothing splash of your paddle.</p><p>Your journey takes you to the iconic beacon of La Mola, where you&#39;ll pause to soak in the breathtaking views of the Mediterranean. Afterward, continue to the protected waters surrounding the Island of Tirant, a marine reserve known for its vibrant underwater life. Here, you&#39;ll have the chance to enjoy some peaceful snorkeling in the clear waters, discovering the colorful marine world beneath the surface.</p><p>Your final stop will be the serene s&#39;Arenelet beach, a quiet haven where you can relax before reboarding the coach for the return journey to the pier.</p>

<p>The island of Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve since 1993, is a true paradise for sea kayaking. Menorca, the northernmost of the Balearic Islands, features a landscape that resembles a mosaic due to its unique geology. Small coves are interspersed with sandy beaches; colorful rocky coastal areas alternate with high cliffs, traditional fishing villages, and quaint little ports. It is the perfect natural setting to explore by kayak.</p>

Kayak Menorca

Flower power was once as prevalent on this “White Isle” as are today&#39;s glitzy nightclubs, for Ibiza was a hub of hippie culture in the 1960s. But dig deeper and you&#39;ll find a heritage more suitable for an island gem in the Mediterranean. Ibiza Town&#39;s UNESCO-listed Dalt Vita chronicles much of this history, with monuments and architectural vestiges of nearly 1,000 years.

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p><p></p>

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p>

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p>

<p>Embark on a unique journey through the hidden corners of Ibiza in a luxurious 4x4, as you venture off the well-trodden paths to discover the island&#39;s most captivating and less explored landscapes.</p><p>Your adventure begins at Sa Caleta, a stunning historic Phoenician port set against dramatic red cliffs. From here, you&#39;ll cruise through Ibiza&#39;s most laid-back coastal spots, including the fashionable beach clubs and chic boutiques around Cala Jondal. Along the way, enjoy panoramic views of the island&#39;s rugged beauty.</p><p>Your driver will take you to a scenic lookout for a breathtaking view of the mysterious Es Vedrà, a towering rock formation rising from the sea, steeped in legend and one of the island&#39;s most iconic sights. After soaking in the view, you&#39;ll head to Cala Comte, where you can unwind for an hour of relaxation on the beach, with the chance to swim in the crystal-clear waters.</p><p><br></p>

<div><div><div></div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='9d432d11-801d-4378-93ec-7cf2996d0e0d'><div><div><p>Hop into a 4x4 for a guided expedition through both the historic and hidden gems of Ibiza. Explore the island&#39;s rugged beauty, then unwind at Cala Comte, where you can either dive into its crystal-clear waters or simply relax on the golden sands.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div>

Discovering Ibiza by Jeep

<p>Embark on a captivating journey into the heart of Ibiza&#39;s rich history with a visit to Dalt Vila, the ancient walled citadel that crowns the hilltop of Ibiza Town. Your exploration begins with a scenic motor coach ride to this UNESCO World Heritage site, where history comes to life.</p><p>Dalt Vila, meaning “Upper Town,” is a beautifully preserved fortress-like district, dating back to the 16th century. As you ascend to the summit, you&#39;ll be struck by its commanding views of the sparkling Mediterranean and its well-preserved architecture, including a magnificent cathedral and imposing castle that still guard the old town.</p><p>Your walking tour through this atmospheric area will lead you to the Cathedral of Santa Maria, a striking example of simple yet solid architecture. With its fortress-like exterior and square lines, it stands as a testament to Ibiza&#39;s rich cultural heritage. Inside, the cathedral&#39;s serene ambiance offers a peaceful retreat, where the town&#39;s history unfolds through the centuries.</p><p>Next, enjoy a visit to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), housed in a historic building designed by military engineer Simon Poulet. Here, you&#39;ll find a fascinating mix of modern art and archaeology, with an excavation site located beneath the museum&#39;s floor, showcasing artifacts from various historical periods.</p><p>After the museum, take some time to explore the charming cobblestone streets and narrow alleys of Dalt Vila at your leisure. Wander through whitewashed lanes, picturesque courtyards, and hidden corners. From your elevated position, enjoy sweeping views of the surrounding landscapes, including the turquoise waters of Ibiza&#39;s sister island, Formentera. .</p><p><br></p>

<p>Discover the rich history of Ibiza with a visit to Dalt Vila, the ancient walled citadel that overlooks the town. Visit theCathedral of Santa Maria, a striking example of Ibiza&#39;s cultural heritage, before heading to the Museum of Contemporary Art (MAC), which features both modern art and archaeological finds. Enjoy free time to stroll through Dalt Vila&#39;s charming streets, picturesque alleys, and enjoy breathtaking views of the island and nearby Formentera.</p>

Old Town Walk

<p>Embark on a relaxing and scenic journey across the island, where the beauty of Ibiza&#39;s landscapes and local flavors await. Your tour begins with a drive to the Natural Park of Las Salinas, a stunning coastal area renowned for its natural beauty and tranquil surroundings. From here, we continue south to Es Cubells, the island&#39;s southernmost village, perched on a cliff offering breathtaking panoramic views of the Mediterranean.</p><p>Indulge in your first tapas stop at a local bar, where you&#39;ll taste traditional Spanish flavors in a laid-back setting. From there, continue to one of the island&#39;s most iconic landmarks—Es Vedrà, a towering rock formation rising majestically from the sea. It&#39;s a perfect spot for a memorable photo, though be mindful of the cliffside as you capture the view.</p><p>Next, we head inland to Santa Gertrudis, a picturesque village known for its vibrant square and relaxed atmosphere. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy your second tapas stop at an iconic local bar, where you can sample more regional delights. Afterward, take some time to wander through the village&#39;s charming streets, browse the quaint shops for souvenirs, or simply soak in the peaceful ambiance.</p><p>As your journey concludes, relax as we return to the ship, leaving you with lasting memories of Ibiza&#39;s stunning landscapes and rich culture.</p>

<p>Explore the beauty of Ibiza on this relaxing tour, blending stunning landscapes, local culture, and delicious tapas. Start with a visit to the Natural Park of Las Salinas, then head to Es Cubells for breathtaking cliffside views. Marvel at the iconic Es Vedrà rock, before enjoying tapas and drinks in the charming village of Santa Gertrudis. Afterward, you&#39;ll have free time to explore the village&#39;s vibrant square and local shops. A perfect way to experience the island&#39;s highlights.</p>

Island Views and Tapas Tasting

<p>Discover the art of winemaking in the heart of Ibiza at Can Rich Winery, a family-owned estate nestled within the stunning Ses Salines Natural Park. Established in 1997, this winery combines traditional techniques with modern innovation, offering a unique approach to viticulture. Can Rich was one of the pioneers in organic farming on the island, creating exceptional wines that capture the essence of Ibiza&#39;s climate and natural beauty.</p><p>Your visit begins with a guided tour led by a knowledgeable expert, who will walk you through the winery&#39;s state-of-the-art production process and explain the techniques behind their award-winning wines. Learn about the 17 hectares of carefully cultivated vineyards, where both native and imported grape varieties flourish alongside 3,000 olive trees.</p><p>Following the tour, indulge in a tasting of local products paired perfectly with the winery&#39;s selection of wines. Enjoy traditional Ibiza treats such as “Coca de Verduras” (a savory vegetable flatbread), empanadas, local cheeses, and the estate&#39;s own olive oil. Savor the distinct flavors of red, white, and rosé wines, each crafted to reflect the island&#39;s unique terroir.</p>

<p>Visit the Can Rich Winery for an exclusive tasting experience featuring a selection of local products and their exquisite wines.</p>

Can Rich Winery & Tasting Experience

<p>For those captivated by natural wonders and geological marvels, this is an unmissable experience. Journey to the renowned Can Marça Caves, a stunning 100,000-year-old cavern located in the picturesque village of San Miguel. A scenic 45-minute coach ride brings you to the entrance of this natural treasure, where your adventure into the island&#39;s underground world begins.</p><p>Accompanied by an expert guide, you will descend approximately 400 steps carved into the rock to reach the heart of the cave. As you explore the mystical tunnels, you&#39;ll marvel at the fascinating stalagmites and stalactites that have formed over millennia. A highlight of the tour is the enchantingmulticolored waterfall, set to soothing background music, creating a truly magical atmosphere.</p><p>After your underground exploration, enjoy some time to relax with a refreshing drink on the stunning terrace, offering panoramic views of the surrounding landscapes. You&#39;ll also find a bar and a souvenir shop to commemorate your sit.</p><p>Following this extraordinary experience, you&#39;ll head back to Ibiza Town, where you&#39;ll have free time to explore the vibrant streets, browse local shops, or simply enjoy the town&#39;s lively atmosphere before returning to the pier.</p>

<p>Immerse yourself in the breathtaking natural beauty of Ibiza as you explore its most stunning landscapes. Discover the fascinating history of the 100,000-year-old cave, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and uncover the secrets of this ancient treasure.</p>

Can Marça Caves

<p>Step back in time and experience the vibrant spirit of Ibiza at the Las Dalias Hippie Market, a lively, colorful marketplace that has become an island institution since its humble beginnings in 1973. What started with just a few stalls—offering everything from hand-crafted Indian jewelry to cozy wool sweaters and homemade cakes—has blossomed into a must-see destination for visitors seeking a taste of the island&#39;s bohemian charm.</p><p>Your adventure begins with a scenic 45-minute coach ride to the market, nestled within the popular Club Punta Arabi resort. Once there, you&#39;ll have approximately 2 hours to explore the eclectic stalls, where you&#39;ll find everything from unique clothing and handmade jewelry to art, crafts, and local specialties. The market is a true reflection of Ibiza&#39;s laid-back vibe, with live music and street performers adding to the festive atmosphere.</p><p>Whether you&#39;re looking for a one-of-a-kind souvenir, a beautiful piece of jewelry, or just want to enjoy the vibrant colors and creative energy of the market, Las Dalias offers a delightful opportunity to immerse yourself in the island&#39;s storied history and culture.</p><p><br></p>

<p>As this excursion involves extensive walking and standing on uneven terrain, cobblestones, and negotiating steps and uphill areas, it is not recommended for guests with walking difficulties and is not wheelchair accessible.</p>

Hippie Market Visit

<p>Experience the pristine beauty of Formentera, one of the Mediterranean&#39;s most captivating islands, on this unforgettable half-day excursion. Your journey begins with a scenic ferry ride to the island, where you will board your bus towards Ses Illetes Beach, located within the protected Ses Salines d&#39;Eivissa and Formentera Natural Park. This beach, with its turquoise waters and fine white sand, offers a true paradise setting. Stretching over 450 meters, Ses Illetes is divided by a small rocky area and framed by several picturesque islets, creating a stunning, unique landscape.</p><p>Here, you&#39;ll enjoy the calm, shallow waters—perfect for a leisurely swim or simply relaxing on the beach. As part of a natural park, the area is well-maintained, with dune protection zones and easy access walkways, ensuring the beauty of the surroundings is preserved. You&#39;ll also find a selection of beachside restaurants to enjoy a bite or refreshing drink.</p><p>After soaking up the serene atmosphere of Ses Illetes, you&#39;ll head to Es Pujols, the vibrant heart of Formentera. Known for its golden sand and clear waters, Es Pujols is a lively beach that draws both locals and visitors alike. The nearby town offers a vibrant ambiance, perfect for a leisurely stroll, shopping, or simply enjoying the lively coastal surroundings. You&#39;ll also find a selection of beachside restaurants to enjoy a bite or refreshing drink during your free time.</p><p>Following your time in Es Pujols, you&#39;ll return to the ferry terminal for the scenic ride back to your ship, leaving you with lasting memories of one of the most beautiful and tranquil islands in the Mediterranean.</p>

<p>Discover the pristine beauty of Formentera on this unforgettable excursion. VisitSes Illetes Beach, nestled within the Ses Salines Natural Park and Es Pujols, Formentera&#39;s lively beach town. Relax on soft white sands and swim in the calm, turquoise waters, surrounded by picturesque islets.</p>

Unforgettable Formentera

<p>Nestled along the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea, on Spain&#39;s southeastern Costa Blanca lies Alicante. Long hailed for its beautiful beaches, historical landmarks, vibrant culture, and Mediterranean charm, Alicante is far more than a sum of its parts. Inquisitive visitors will find a mix of historical sites, modern amenities, and natural beauty, making it an appealing location for travelers looking to explore the coastal regions of Spain. Visitors wanting to top up their tans should head to Playa del Postiguet, which provides an oasis of relaxation against a backdrop of the azure sea. If you are after a taste of local life, then head along the Explanada de España, a palm-lined promenade, where you&#39;ll see groups of friends converge to stroll, sip coffee, and bask in the Mediterranean sun. But it is not all fun in the sun - the town&#39;s history is interwoven with civilizations that have left their mark such as the Santa Barbara Castle, perched atop Mount Benacantil, is a testament to the city&#39;s strategic significance over the centuries.</p>

<p>Discover the rich history and stunning sights ofAlicanteon a scenic panoramic drive. Learn about the city&#39;s Roman origins and medieval battles as you pass landmarks likeLuceros Square, thePlaza de España bullring, and the picturesquePaseo del Puerto. Stop to capture beautiful photos along the coastline and visit theSanta Faz Monastery. The tour concludes with a relaxing visit to theExplanadapromenade, where you&#39;ll enjoy a refreshing glass ofhorchata, a traditional nut-based drink.</p>

<p>Take a scenic drive throughAlicante, passing landmarks like the bullring and Paseo del Puerto. Enjoy coastal photo stops and visit the historicSanta Faz Monastery. Experience a taste of local culture with a refreshinghorchata tasting, made from tiger nuts.</p>

A Panoramic Journey Through Alicante

<p>Venture inland from Alicante to uncover the region&#39;s stunning mountainous landscapes, away from the bustling beaches. Explore one of Spain&#39;s most renowned olive oil plantations,Finca El Altet, nestled betweenFont RojaandSierra de Mariola Natural Parks. Learn about the cultivation and production of olive oil, a key element of the Mediterranean diet, renowned for its health benefits. Stroll through peaceful olive groves and enjoy tastings of some of the finest oils.</p><p>Next, visitAlcoy, a charming city known as the 'City of Bridges,' thanks to its picturesque setting in a valley surrounded by mountains. Explore itsModernist architectureand take in the scenic views before stopping at the Town Hall Plaza forSpanish tapas and some free time to explore. The tour ends with a return to the pier.</p>

<p>Take a scenic drive throughAlicante, passing landmarks like the bullring and Paseo del Puerto. Enjoy coastal photo stops and visit the historicSanta Faz Monastery. Experience a taste of local culture with a refreshing horchata tasting, made from tiger nuts.</p>

Alicante&#39;s Olive Groves & Ancient Streets

<p>Embark on a scenic minibus tour ofAlicante, starting with a panoramic drive along Explanada de España, where you&#39;ll see the iconic Palmeral and pass through historic streets like Dr. Gadea and Federico Soto, with views of landmarks such as El Corte Inglés and Alfonso X El Sabio Square. Continue to the Central Market and Plaza de España, home to the famous bullring.</p><p>Your tour then takes you to the impressiveFortress of Santa Barbara, where you can capture stunning panoramic views of the city. Afterward, explore theold quarteron foot, including highlights like theTown Halland the Co-Cathedral of San Nicolás(external views). Wander through the narrow streets, or “Callejuelas,” and immerse yourself in the charm of Alicante&#39;s historic heart.</p><p>Your tour concludes with a visit to the Esplanada de España, a picturesque promenade lined with palm trees, where you can samplehorchata, a refreshing local drink made from tiger nuts. Enjoy some free time to relax and shop before returning to the port.</p>

<p>Enjoy a scenic drive alongExplanada de Españaand pass by the historicbullring, built in 1847. Visit the impressiveFortress of Santa Barbara, offering stunning city views and photo opportunities. Continue with a walking tour through Alicante&#39;s charmingold quarter, where you&#39;ll see key landmarks (external views). End your experience with a refreshing glass of Horchata, a traditional local drink, before some free time and returning to the port.</p>

Alicante & Santa Barbara Castle

<p>Embark on an enriching journey that offers a blend of cultural charm, natural beauty, and historical intrigue. Your tour begins with a scenic drive through the vibrant city of Alicante, where you&#39;ll pass by the<em>Paseo del Puerto</em>, an elegant marbled mosaic avenue that mimics the graceful movement of the sea waves. You&#39;ll also enjoy a glimpse of Luceros Square, home to a magnificent fountain adorned with sculptures of horses—a stunning sight to behold.</p><p>From Alicante, we continue to the charming city of Elche, renowned for its lush landscape and rich history. Elche is home to Europe&#39;s largest palm grove, with over a million palm trees that create an enchanting natural landscape. This UNESCO-listed grove is not only a visual wonder, but also an important part of local tradition, playing a key role in Spain&#39;s Palm Sunday parades.</p><p>You&#39;ll visit the beautiful Municipal Park, where most of these majestic palms reside, and wander through this tranquil space surrounded by nature. From here, enjoy a stop at the Santa Maria Church, a 16th-century architectural gem, built on the grounds of an ancient Arab mosque. This remarkable church is also the venue for the famous<em>Mystery Play of Elche</em>, performed annually.</p><p>A visit to the Huerto del Cura, or the Priest&#39;s Grove, awaits you next. This unique botanical garden is home to a living marvel: the Imperial Palm, a rare eight-armed specimen that stands as a symbol of Elche&#39;s botanical expertise. As you stroll through the park, you&#39;ll notice the influence of centuries of Muslim occupation, with fountains and a central lake designed in the traditional Arabic style, enhancing the peaceful atmosphere.</p><p>Your visit includes a fascinating demonstration of the traditional art of manual palm braiding, a skill passed down through generations. To end the tour on a delightful note, indulge in a tasting of local fruits and fruit derivatives, offering a taste of the region&#39;s fresh, flavorful offerings.</p><p>After a memorable exploration of Elche&#39;s cultural and natural treasures, we will return to the pier.</p>

<p>Experience the serene beauty of Elche on this scenic tour, featuring its UNESCO-listed palm grove. Explore the renowned<em>Huerto del Cura</em>, an exotic garden home to rare palm varieties, and enjoy a demonstration of traditional palm braiding. To finish, savor local products, capturing the flavors of this unique region.</p>

Elche&#39;s Palm Trees Parks & Tasting

<p>Embark on a scenic 90-minute drive through picturesque villages such as La Nucia, Polop de la Marina, and Callosa d&#39;Ensarria, all set against the region&#39;s stunning natural beauty. Arriving in Guadalest, you&#39;ll be welcomed by one of the most iconic images of the Costa Blanca: the elegant bell tower and the tunnel leading to the ancient town center, perched atop a dramatic granite mountaintop.</p><p>After leaving your coach, your guide will lead you on a walk through the village&#39;s historic streets. Visit the Saint Josep Castle, the current cemetery, and the recently restored Orduña House, a beautiful building reconstructed after a major earthquake. Explore the fascinating rooms, including a private gallery once reserved for the Orduña family by the Archbishops of Valencia.</p><p>Following your guided tour, enjoy free time to further explore this charming village at your own pace before returning to Alicante.</p><p><br></p>

<p>Discover the captivating village of Guadalest, an ancient military stronghold perched atop a granite mountain. Renowned for its charm, it is recognized as a Historical and Artistic Site, a Cultural Heritage Site, and one of Spain&#39;s “Most Beautiful Villages.”</p>

Mountain Town of Guadalest

<p>Embark on a scenic 90-minute journey to Murcia, the capital of its province, with a visit to the Sanctuary of the Virgin of Fuensanta along the way. This revered pilgrimage site offers stunning views of the city and is home to an order of nuns. Upon arrival in Murcia, you&#39;ll be introduced to the city&#39;s magnificent cathedral, known for its striking Baroque façade. Though you&#39;ll admire the exterior, the cathedral&#39;s rich history spans multiple architectural styles, with the towering bell tower—over 300 feet high—standing as the tallest of its kind in Spain.</p><p>Next, stroll through the city to the Royal Casino of Murcia, an elegant private club inaugurated in 1847. Here, you&#39;ll be enchanted by the art nouveau façade and the ornate ballroom, where exquisite chandeliers create a luxurious atmosphere. Before returning to Alicante, enjoy free time in the quaint city center, where you can sample a delicious local menu. Murcia&#39;s blend of peaceful religious sites and historic landmarks is sure to leave a lasting impression.</p><p><br></p>

<p>Visit the Fuensanta Sanctuary, a historic pilgrimage site with stunning views of Murcia. Enjoy a guided walk through the city&#39;s charming streets, discovering its rich history and elegant façades. Explore the restored Royal Casino of Murcia, known for its 19th-century influences and beautiful ballroom. End the day with a taste of the region&#39;s finest local flavors.</p>

Murcia, City of Many Faces

<p>Begin your day with a leisurely walking tour through the heart of Alicante, where you&#39;ll discover the city&#39;s most iconic landmarks, including the historic Town Hall and the Co-Cathedral of San Nicolás. Enjoy a photo stop and an informative explanation of the Co-Cathedral&#39;s striking exterior before strolling through the lively Main Street and charming 'callejuelas' of the old town, where narrow alleys and traditional architecture tell the story of Alicante&#39;s rich history.</p><p>Next, board your coach for a scenic drive to Novelda, a town renowned for its vineyards and innovative irrigation techniques, which have revolutionized local agriculture. Known for its distinctive Modernist and Art Nouveau architecture, Novelda offers a striking combination of traditional and contemporary influences. Visit the Santa Magdalena Sanctuary, an impressive masterpiece that evokes the unique style of Gaudí.</p><p>The tour concludes with a visit to one of Novelda&#39;s renowned wine cellars, where you&#39;ll learn about the local wine-making process before enjoying a tasting of the region&#39;s finest wines. You&#39;ll also have the opportunity to purchase a bottle to bring home as a souvenir. Afterward, relax as you return to the pier.</p><p><br></p>

<p>Wine connoisseurs will enjoy a visit to Novelda, a region known for its innovative vineyards and advanced irrigation techniques. Explore Casa Sicilia, a historic winery founded in 1707, where you&#39;ll discover the winemaking process and the tradition behind this renowned estate. Sample exquisite wines and learn about the cultivation of grapes that have made Novelda a pioneer in agricultural transformation.</p>

Alicante & Novelda with Wine Tastingttttt

<p>Discover the vibrant port city of Alicante on a leisurely stroll through its charming streets and squares, blending rich history with authentic Spanish flavors. As you explore the historic city center, you&#39;ll admire architectural highlights such as the stunning Paseo de la Explanada, the elegant Baroque Town Hall, and the picturesque Santa Cruz neighborhood.</p><p>Along the way, indulge in the region&#39;s culinary tradition with a visit to three local bars, each offering a gourmet tapa paired with a refreshing drink—whether it&#39;s a crisp local beer, regional wine, or a soft drink of your choice. This delightful tour is the perfect combination of cultural discovery and gastronomic pleasure, giving you a true taste of Alicante&#39;s vibrant atmosphere.</p><p><br></p>

<p>Enjoy a charming walking tour through Alicante&#39;s historic old quarter, immersing yourself in the city&#39;s rich history and local gastronomy. Visit the most picturesque areas and savor three gourmet tapas, each paired with a refreshing drink.</p>

Alicante Gourmet Tapas Walking Tourttt

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p><p>Requests for this excursion require a valid booking ID number for all participants. Unfortunately, visitors and outside guests cannot be accommodated.</p>

Sunbathe in one of Spain&#39;s most exhilarating cities. Valencia is vibrant town with dynamic nightlife, outdoor activities and sports, and its mezcla of architectural wonders. In Old Town, see everything from a 15th-century palaces, to recent wonders of modern art. 

<p>Immerse yourself in the heart of the citrus heritage along the Costa del Azahar, the 'Orange Blossom Coast.' This region, known for its fragrant blooms and abundant oranges, produces two-thirds of Spain&#39;s citrus harvest. </p><p>In Carcaixent, the birthplace of Valencia&#39;s orange legacy, explore a historic orchard surrounded by century-old trees and a 19th-century palace. Walk among vibrant groves, learn about cultivation techniques, and taste fresh citrus fruits straight from the source. Witness the sorting and packing process and enjoy a sampling of traditional Valencian delicacies to complete this flavorful journey.</p>

<p>Visit a traditional orange farm in the countryside of Valencia. Discover why Spain is Europe&#39;s largest orange producer and taste local snacks.</p>

Orange Orchard Experience

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Panoramic drive of Valencia, which extents along the Turia River, whose course was recently deviated and whose riverbed today host precious gardens enjoyed both by locals and visitors. Drive along the modernist train station and the bull ring and other landmarks such as Torre Serrano, until reaching the City of Arts &amp; Sciences, the largest cultural-educational complex in Europe, combining science and learning in an entertaining way for people of all ages designed by the Valencian architect Santiago Calatrava.&nbsp; It has been built over a 2 miles (3 kms) stretch of the drained riverbed of the diverted river Turia and comprises five different buildings linked by a common design concept.&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'><br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>Visit the Opera Palace (Palau de les Arts Reina Sof&iacute;a), a majestic structure, which should be seen as an impressive monument, a vast sculpture with great symbolic meaning. Its sweeping architectural style, complex engineering, and state of the art technology are just some features of what makes this 21st Century artistic space stand out in its mission to enhance art and culture while bringing them closer to the public. This stunning building, which measures more than 10 acres (40,000 square meters) in size, has four distinct venues for opera, dance performances, recitals and theater productions.</span></p>

<span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'>Enjoy a panoramic </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'>drive through the city of Valencia,</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'> followed by a visit </span><span class='NormalTextRun ContextualSpellingAndGrammarErrorV2Themed SCXW25723928 BCX0'>of the</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'>&nbsp;Opera</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'> House, part of the </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'>worldly</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'> known City o</span><span class='NormalTextRun ContextualSpellingAndGrammarErrorV2Themed SCXW25723928 BCX0'>f</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'> Arts &amp; Science</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW25723928 BCX0'>.</span>&nbsp;

Valencia & Opera House

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Directly on the pier, you will be outfitted with your bicycle and equipment. You will be introduced to your guide, issued a bicycle and briefed about safety and the route to start the experience. <br />You will drive&nbsp;through the city, enjoy the sights as your guide provides commentary. Your first stop will be the City of Arts and Science, where you may take pictures or enjoy a brief visit. This fabulous new landmark of Valencia is well known for its futuristic architecture, designed by local arquitect Santiago Calatrava.&nbsp;&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;<br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>Next, continue along the former riverbed, now referred to as the Turia Gardens. You will then cross under the historical bridges of the city, pass the Music Hall, the Fine Arts Museum and the &ldquo;Viveros&rdquo; Gardens until you reach the San Jos&eacute; Bridge. You will then enter into the heart of the city via the Serranos Towers, once the main entrance to the medieval walled city of Valencia.&nbsp;&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;<br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>Continue along Serranos Street, Manises Square, Almud&iacute;n Street and Archbishop Square. Stop briefly to visit the Virgin Square where the Cathedral, Basilica and the Generalitat Palace are situated. Afterward, you will continue through the old city towards the Palace of the Marqu&eacute;s de Dos Aguas, the city&rsquo;s finest Baroque monument and head of the National Ceramics Museum.&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;<br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>As you pass the old University, the Patiarca church and the Glorieta gardens, your Valencia bike routing ends and you will cycle back to the pier.&nbsp;</span></p>

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW242932315 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW242932315 BCX0'>Hoping on a bycicle you are invited to discover the streets, squares, </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW242932315 BCX0'>gardens,</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW242932315 BCX0'> and the most outstanding monuments of Valencia during this guided visit.&nbsp;</span></span>

Valencia by Bike

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Depart from the pier and drive directly to the modern City of Art and Sciences for a photo stop. Valencia&#39;s cultural hub, the 'city' includes a planetarium, science museum, open-air oceanographic park, and stunning performing arts center. Designed by local architect Santiago Calatrava, the landmark building is spectacular in size and silhouette, as it contains four different concert halls devoted to opera, ballet, music recitals and cinema.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'></span></p><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Continue torwards the twin Quart Towers, which were built in the 15th century as part of Valencia&#39;s defensive walls. The remainder of the visit is mostly done walking, initially over to D.O. Valencia for a wine tasting of as many as five different vintages.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'></span></p><p><span data-contrast='auto'>The D.O. refers to the Denomination of Origin (Valencia Wine Association), meaning the wines were produced in the Valencia region, which consists of more than 80 wineries or 'bodegas.' Wine has been produced here since Neolithic times, and Valencia has become Spain&#39;s largest wine export center. Valencia&#39;s best-known wine is a traditional dessert wine made from muscatel grapes.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'></span></p><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Following the tasting, you&#39;ll walk to the city&#39;s medieval Cathedral, and pass by the Central Market, which has occupied the same location since the 13th century. You will then drive back to the ship.</span></p>

<p>Explore the architectural diversity of Valencia through historic landmarks that include its medieval Cathedral and Central Market. Then sample several distinctive regional wines.</p>

Valencia at a glance & Wine Tasting

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p>

<p>Discover Valencia&#39;s vibrant charm on a panoramic journey that showcases its modern and historic treasures. Glide past the futuristic City of Arts and Sciences, a striking symbol of innovation, and the serene Turia Gardens, formerly the Old Riverbed. Then, step into the heart of the old city for a guided stroll. Marvel at the intricate façade of La Lonja, the iconic former silk exchange, a masterpiece of Gothic architecture. Pause at the Cathedral, home to the legendary Holy Grail, and admire the grandeur of the Basilica de la Virgen. Pass by the Palau de la Generalitat and the formidable Serrano Towers, all offering a glimpse into Valencia&#39;s rich history and culture.</p><p>Next, immerse yourself in one of Spain&#39;s most beloved culinary traditions—tapas. These delightful small plates, originally served as edible covers for wine glasses, have evolved into a celebrated social ritual. Your journey continues to a local cooking school, where a welcoming chef awaits. Watch as they skillfully prepare a selection of classic Spanish tapas right before your eyes, sharing stories and culinary secrets along the way. Savor the flavors of these expertly crafted dishes, experiencing the joy of this relaxed and interactive dining style.</p><p>After this flavorful encounter, return to the port with a deeper appreciation for Valencia&#39;s culinary heritage and vibrant spirit.</p>

<p>Experience Valencia&#39;s iconic landmarks, including the City of Arts and Sciences and La Lonja, followed by a tapas cooking demo and tasting with a local chef.</p>

Valencia & Tapas Show Cooking

<p>A tantalizing experience begins as you travel south to the Albufera marshes. This fragile ecosystem, with its large lake separated from the sea by a great natural sand barrier, enjoys the protection of various environmental organizations, providing a haven for thousands of migratory aquatic birds as they fly south to Africa.</p><p>On arrival at the Albufera reserve, you will board an albufarenc, a small, rustic canoe that has been used to travel around the lake for generations. Traditional Valencian houses called barracas provide an atmospheric backdrop as you paddle across the water and take in the lovely views.</p><p>Cruising along the gentle waives of the lake may stir up your appetite. You are in luck, as you are about to be treated to a local culinary tradition: the making of paella. First created by Valencians in this very area, the delicious rice dish is today considered the national dish of Spain.</p><p>Your canoe docking at a barraca, meet a local chef who will demonstrate how to prepare authentic paella. Taste the delicious results during a savory lunch, complete with appetizers, beverages and dessert.</p><p>Having satisfied your craving for a taste of Valencian life, return to the pier with a motor-coach journey of approximately one hour, enjoying panoramic views of Valencia along the way.</p>

<p>Indulge in a feast for the senses during an excursion to Albufera nature reserve for a scenic lake cruise aboard a canoe called an albufarenc, followed by a paella-making demonstration and lunch at a characteristic lakeside home.</p>

Albufera Canoe Ride & Paella Valenciana

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Gain an in-depth look at Valencia and its vast ancient, modern, and contemporary heritage, with a focus on architecture and art by the hand of a local architect.</span></p><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Your first stop will be the face-washing change that experienced the port area. In this area the famous American Cup building, Veles e Vents designed by the prestigious architect David Chipperfield will attract your eyes and interest. Here, you will better understand what this place means and why it has such an importance in Valencia&#39;s image towards the world. </span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'></span></p><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Reboard your coach and admire the urbanistic change that area of the river Turia has experienced, converting the area into a space that connects perfectly with nature and the monumental architecture. Take a detour and ride over the wave-like futuristic bridges that connect the old part and the new part of the city. The views over the highlight of the visit, are spectacular! From here you can see the City of Arts  Sciences, this massive futuristic complex including the Palau de les Arts, L&#39;Hemisféric, el Museo de las Ciències, L&#39;Umbracle o L&#39;Oceanogràfic. All of which are deserving of a place in a science fiction movie! In fact, through the hands of the architect, you will learn the real meaning of this complex for Valencia, and the figure of Santiago Calatrava as ambassador of the city. Why did it take almost 10 years to be built? How come the budget for such a complex got tripled by the completion of the work? Why was the Agora (the blue building) empty? All these and many other questions will be answered.</span></p>

<p>Gain an in-depth look at Valencia and its vast ancient, modern, and contemporary heritage, with a focus on architecture and art by the hand of a local architect.</p>

City of Arts with an Architect

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Although the canvas of Valencia is painted with the rich hues of its diverse past, the future of the city has already arrived in the complex of the City of Arts and Sciences. Today is your chance to see past and present complement each other in this metropolis with an expedition past important city sights and a comprehensive visit to the L&rsquo;Oceanographic, the largest marine park in Europe and the third biggest in the world with a total extension of 110.000 m&sup2;.&nbsp; Marvel at approximately 500 different specimens of marine life representing varied world climatic zones, all showcased in arched tanks designed for you to pass under, allowing the sea life to swim overhead.&nbsp; It has, also, the longest submarine transparent tunnel in Europe with a length of 230 feet (70 meters) that will allow us to cross from the Atlantic Ocean to the Caribbean in a few minutes. With a total amount of 42 million liters of water, in different pools and tanks, the Aquarium reproduces the ecosystems of the most important oceans and seas. The structure is divided in two sections: one area holds fish and invertebrate animals and the other one keeps all kind of marine mammals. A big central lake surrounds the many thematic buildings, which are connected between them by wood footbridges.&nbsp;</span><span data-contrast='auto'>After enjoying some free time, return to the pier.</span><b><span data-contrast='none'>&nbsp;</span></b><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br>&nbsp;

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW78116029 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW78116029 BCX0'>Although the canvas of Valencia is painted with the rich hues of its diverse past, the future of the city has already arrived in the complex of the City of Arts and Sciences. Today is your chance to see past and present complement each other in this metropolis with an expedition past important city sights and a comprehensive visit to the </span><span class='NormalTextRun SpellingErrorV2Themed SCXW78116029 BCX0'>L&rsquo;Oceanographic</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW78116029 BCX0'>.</span></span>&nbsp;

Panoramic Valencia & L&#39;Oceanographic Aquarium

<p>Just over one hour from Barcelona and overlooking the azure Mediterranean Sea, Tarragona offers much to those who like to spend a day relaxing on beautiful beaches and enjoying breathtaking coastal vistas. But it is not all just fun in the sun; Tarragona has a legacy dating back to Roman times and transports all who visit here back to antiquity. Its strategic position on the coast has contributed to its historical significance and its role as a bustling port city, and the beautifully well-preserved Roman ruins, including the iconic Amphitheatre and Pont del Diable aqueduct, are a must for any history lovers among you, the medieval old town, which boasts cobbled streets, charming squares, and the stunning Cathedral of Tarragona will provide entertainment for those who like to stroll through the streets and soak up the ambience of a place. The city is found in the Catalonia region of northeastern Spain, along the Mediterranean coast, about 100 kilometers (62 miles) southwest of Barcelona, and embodies the famous Spanish fiesta (and siesta) attitude. Find an inviting Tapas place, order a glass of local wine, and enjoy small bites that redefine the meaning of traveling with taste. The city&#39;s lively atmosphere comes alive during cultural festivals, celebrating its heritage and vibrant present.</p>

<div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='752176a8-b17b-4385-8a48-e5deeb54c236'><p>Depart from Tarragona pier and enjoy a relaxing drive to Reus, the vibrant capital of Baix Camp, a region known for its long-standing winemaking tradition. As you journey through this picturesque area, you&#39;ll be introduced to Reus, a city that beautifully combines its industrial heritage with a thriving modern culture.</p><p>Discover the birthplace of Antoni Gaudí, the legendary architect whose groundbreaking designs have shaped the world. Explore Reus&#39; architectural treasures, including stunning examples of Modernist architecture from the late 19th and early 20th centuries.</p><p>Your tour includes a visit to the Gaudí Centre, an immersive venue dedicated to the life and work of this iconic architect. Here, you&#39;ll gain insight into his creative genius and learn more about the influences that shaped his remarkable contributions to architecture.</p><p>Afterward, enjoy some free time in Reus to stroll at your own leisure through its charming streets before rejoining your coach for the return drive to the pier.</p></div></div><div><div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div></div></div>

<div>Embark on a scenic drive through Baix Camp, surrounded by vineyards. Discover the city of Reus, where industrial history blends with contemporary culture. Visit the Gaudí Center, featuring 1,200 square meters dedicated to his iconic work. Enjoy free time to soak in the vibrant atmosphere of one of Catalonia&#39;s most culturally active towns.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div>

A Journey to the Origins of Gaudi

<div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='752176a8-b17b-4385-8a48-e5deeb54c236'><div><div><div><div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='05d8ab2d-2968-4e75-b4d8-060231e01e26'><div><div><p>Embark on a captivating journey through the heart of Nulles on this enriching tour. Your experience begins with a visit to the historicAdernats Winery, a celebrated landmark in the region. Upon arrival, you&#39;ll receive a warm welcome and a fascinating introduction to the history of Nulles, Alt Camp, and the impressive Wine Cathedral, which has proudly stood since 1917.</p><p>Next, enjoy an insightful guided tour of the winery, where you&#39;ll learn about the winemaking process and explore its striking modernist architecture. Discover the secrets behind this age-old craft as you witness firsthand the artistry and tradition that goes into creating exceptional wines.</p><p>To round off this memorable experience, indulge in a tasting of the winery&#39;s finest wines, each crafted using time-honored techniques that have been passed down through generations. Savor the unique flavors and aromas that define the winery&#39;s renowned offerings.</p><p>Conclude your tour with a visit to Tarragona, where you&#39;ll enjoy a scenic drive and a photo stop at the iconic Balcon del Mediterraneo, offering stunning views of the Mediterranean coastline before returning to the pier.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div></div></div>

<div>Discover the Adernats winery and its rich history, including the iconic Wine Cathedral, standing since 1917. Enjoy a guided tour of the winery, where you&#39;ll explore its modernist architecture and witness the winemaking process. Indulge in a wine tasting, savoring the unique flavors crafted using time-honored techniques. Then, experience Tarragona&#39;s historical charm with a scenic panoramic drive and a short walking tour through the old town.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div>

Wine Cathedral

<div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='752176a8-b17b-4385-8a48-e5deeb54c236'><div><div><div>Embark on a captivating half-day excursion to discover the rich history and tradition of Catalonia. Departing from Tarragona, you&#39;ll journey through the scenic inland roads, crossing a mountain pass to the picturesque Francolí Valley, where you&#39;ll find the stunning Royal Monastery of Santa Maria de Poblet. Surrounded by a lush forest, this grand Cistercian monastery is the largest of its kind in Europe and a UNESCO World Heritage site. Learn about its fascinating past, from its role as a royal sanctuary to its restoration in the 20th century, which revived it to its former glory.</div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='05d8ab2d-2968-4e75-b4d8-060231e01e26'><div><div><div><div><div><div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='c1923e7b-4121-49c3-9362-6880340b7ee9'><div><div><p>After your visit to the monastery, continue to the charming ducal village of Montblanc, where history comes to life. Surrounded by ancient walls, this medieval town once housed kings and knights during the reign of Jaume I el Conqueridor. Your guide will lead you through Montblanc&#39;s enchanting streets, stopping at the Church of Sant Francesc, Saint George&#39;s Gate (where the legend of Saint George and the dragon took place), and the Plaça Major. You&#39;ll also pass by the Temple of Sant Miquel, the Royal Palace, and remnants of the Jewish Quarter, offering a glimpse into the town&#39;s storied past.</p><p>Take time to stroll through Montblanc&#39;s peaceful streets, absorbing the tranquil atmosphere and exploring its traditional shops before reboarding your coach for the return to the pier.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div></div></div>

<p>Visit the stunning Poblet Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, and explore the picturesque city of Montblanc. Immerse yourself in Catalonian traditions and culture on this enriching half-day tour.</p>

Poblet Monastery & Montblanc Village

<div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='752176a8-b17b-4385-8a48-e5deeb54c236'><div><div>Embark on a fascinating journey through Tarragona, a city rich in history and ancient Roman heritage. Your first stop is the Portal of Roser, an ancient city gate offering a perfect photo opportunity. Here, you can touch the City Walls of Tarragona, the oldest Roman construction in Spain. Step back in time with a visit to the Model of Roman Tarraco, which beautifully depicts the city as it looked during the 2nd century A.D.</div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='05d8ab2d-2968-4e75-b4d8-060231e01e26'><div><div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='c1923e7b-4121-49c3-9362-6880340b7ee9'><div><div><div><div><div></div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='0469f81d-8930-4892-9286-6450ba550475'><div><div><p>Stroll through the charming streets of Tarragona, where you&#39;ll encounter remarkable architecture from various periods and styles, reflecting the city&#39;s captivating history. Continue your exploration with an exterior visit to the Tarragona Cathedral, perched on a hilltop and built over a Roman temple. Your guide will provide insight into this important monument, adding depth to your understanding of its historical significance.</p><p>Next, visit the Roman Circus, where you can imagine the thrill of ancient horse and chariot races once watched by up to 30,000 spectators. Conclude your tour with some free time at the Mediterranean Balcony, where you can relax and take in breathtaking views of the sea and Tarragona&#39;s scenic waterfront before returning to the ship.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div></div></div>

<p>Discover the vibrant city of Tarragona, rich in history from its Roman past. Explore its ancient sites and enjoy panoramic views of the city&#39;s most iconic landmarks.</p>

Tarragona Highlights

<div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='752176a8-b17b-4385-8a48-e5deeb54c236'><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='45ea30e3-e920-4878-a3ba-392babb291a9'><div><div><p>Embark on a captivating journey through Tarragona&#39;s rich Roman heritage, starting with a scenic drive from the port to the Torre de los Escipiones, where you can admire this ancient tower and learn about its historical significance. Continue your exploration with a visit to the Medol Quarry, an important site offering stunning views and fascinating historical context.</p><p>Next, marvel at the Devil&#39;s Bridge (Pont del Diable), an impressive Roman bridge that spans the Francolí River. Built in the 1st century AD as part of the Via Augusta, this architectural masterpiece showcases the brilliance of Roman engineering. From the viewpoint, take in the majesty of this landmark and its historical ambiance.</p><p>The tour then brings you back to Tarragona, where you&#39;ll explore the Roman Circus, a vital part of ancient Roman entertainment. Once a venue for thrilling chariot races and gladiator battles, the remains of the circus offer a glimpse into the grandeur of Roman life and the excitement that once filled its vast arena.</p><p>Conclude your day with a comfortable bus ride back to the port.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div>

<div><div><div><div></div></div></div></div><div><div><div><div dir='auto' data-message-id='460fcdcf-c29d-4213-a698-9fa4250e2d5f'><div><div><p>Discover Tarragona&#39;s Roman heritage on a tour beyond the city walls. Visit the historicMedol Quarry and Devil&#39;s Bridge for stunning panoramic views. Explore the ancient Roman Circus within the city before concluding your tour with a return to the port.</p></div></div></div></div></div></div>

Marseille

Civitavecchia (Rome)

THE MEDITERRANEAN