Cunard Mediterranean Cruises

Whether you embark on a journey from England to Rome, or a longer sojourn around the Greek Isles, your senses will be filled with wonder on a Cunard Line Mediterranean cruise. A stop in Provence will elicit satisfied smiles as you delight in the laidback life of the French countryside. Sip some fresh coffee in Café de Nuit, a van Gogh inspiration in Arles. Visit a working farm in Sorrento where you can savor fresh Mozzarella. Learn the ins and outs of Rome’s ancient societies. Culture, cuisine, and history—cruise to the Mediterranean with Cunard.

Things to Do on a Mediterranean Cruise with Cunard Line

Inspiration to many of the world’s most acclaimed artists, the Mediterranean offers wonderful food, like the locally made olive oil in Croatia; incredible art, like the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel; and wonderful history. Explore it all with a Mediterranean cruise with Cunard Line.

• Rome and The Sistine Chapel (Rome, Italy)
  This whirlwind tour will take you to Rome’s most talked about spots. You’ll visit the Colosseum and the beautiful and intricate Trevi Fountain before visiting the Vatican Museums. Inside this set of structures are many artistic treasures. The most famous of which may be the ceiling of the Sistine Chapel, which was painted by Michelangelo. During this adventure you’ll also have an Italian-style lunch.
   

• Best of Santorini (Santorini, Greece)
  Take time to roam the cobblestone streets of Oia, the village that sits atop the island of Santorini. From here you’ll get amazing views of the nearby volcano. During this excursion you’ll get to try some of the island’s local wines. Also, make sure you take advantage of your visit to the Church of Panagia Episkopi, which dates back to the 11th century. Then you’ll have a traditional Greek lunch and end your day on the cable car to Fira.
   

• A Taste of the Adriatic (Dubrovnik, Croatia)
  Travel along the Adriatic Sea to Orasac where you’ll enter a traditional Croatian house to learn about the production of olive oil. You’ll also sample locally made cheese accompanied by ham and wine. Then you’ll visit Ston, known as the oyster capital of Croatia, where you’ll be served dessert at a local restaurant.
   

• Port Grimaud and St. Tropez Peninsula (St. Tropez, France)
  Port Grimaud was designed so that cars cannot pass through. It is also situated on a man-made lake and is a treasured picturesque town along the Cote d’Azur. You will be guided through the town’s canals and stop in the shops and the Romanesque-style church. Then explore the countryside of St. Tropez which is covered in forests and charming villas.
   

• Casablanca Highlights (Casablanca, Morocco)
  Drive along the coast and see beautiful beaches hidden amongst rocks. Then explore the Hassan II Mosque, which is the third largest mosque in the Islamic world. The mosque has over 200 minarets. Then visit Anfa, a neighborhood with beautiful mansions. Continue your tour of the city with a stop at the Royal Palace Esplanade and a visit to a market where you can buy spices, leather goods and other souvenirs.
   

• F.C. Barcelona (Barcelona, Spain)
  Visit the futbol stadium where the F.C. Barcelona soccer team plays to packed crowds, known locally as the Barca. Here you’ll visit the team’s locker room and press room. On site is a museum that displays the team’s many trophies and cherished memorabilia. Soccer is an important part of Spain’s culture and this trip will show you the magnitude of its reach.