Mediterranean Cruises 2025 & 2026

The Mediterranean is all things to all people, and there’s no better way to explore than on a Mediterranean cruise. From incredible culture and architecture, to great food and wine aplenty, seaside cities with shopping streets scattered with coffee spots, every destination forges its own identity. And the beaches. Oh, the beaches! From vast golden swathes to the tiny pebbled coves, you will love exploring each location.

Explore the Mediterranean

The Mediterranean simply has something for everyone. Whether you want to explore vibrant cities with bustling streets or relax on a stunning beach next to azure waters, there is a cruise itinerary for you. Each day brings a new culture, cuisine to try and activity to excite you. The Mediterranean offers a diverse and unforgettable journey that will leave you with lifelong memories.

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What awaits me in the Mediterranean?

Diverse Destinations

From Ancient Roman ruins to the bustling streets of Istanbul, to the idyllic beaches of a Greek island, on just one cruise you can explore a diverse range of destinations – and all of the delicious cuisines that come with them.

Scenic Beauty

With its crystal-clear waters, picturesque coastlines, and stunning landscapes, the Mediterranean is a feast for the eyes. Sail along the French Riviera, cruise past the dramatic cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, or relax on the beautiful beaches of the Balearic Islands.

Hopping From Port to Port

Cruising the Mediterranean allows you to easily hop from one captivating port to another, offering you the chance to explore a variety of destinations in a single trip.

Enjoy the convenience of waking up to a new city every day, with the comfort of knowing your floating home-from-home will take you to the next enchanting location.

Rich History and Culture

How will you spend your shore days? Immerse yourself in the local cultures and traditions, and explore ancient ruins, go wine tasting in the vineyards of Sicily, or embark on a thrilling jeep safari in Crete. Whether you're an adventure seeker or a history enthusiast, there is an excursion to suit every interest and preference.

Close Enough For Comfort

Leaving from Southampton, it only takes a couple of sea days (perfect for exploring all the ship has to offer!) before it’s time to discover the first port of call. Even if you’re flying to reach your cruise ship, it’s only a short flight before the real part of your holiday begins!

Destinations

Croatia

Croatia, situated at the crossroads of Central and Southeastern Europe, is a destination that enchants with its remarkable blend of history, culture, and natural beauty. Known for its beautiful Adriatic coastline dotted with over a thousand islands, medieval architecture, and vibrant cities like Dubrovnik and Zagreb, Croatia offers a unique experience that beckons to both the history aficionado and the nature admirer.

France

France is renowned for its rich history, exquisite cuisine, and significant contributions to art and culture around the globe. With a range from the balmy Mediterranean beaches to the snow-capped Alps, its diverse landscapes host some of the most iconic landmarks, including the Eiffel Tower, Louvre Museum, and Palace of Versailles. Well-known also for its sophisticated gastronomy and vineyards, France is a culinary hub that attracts food connoisseurs worldwide.

Greece

Greece has long been a mecca for sun worshippers, lured by the cultural odyssey of the mainland, or one of the 227 inhabited islands. Creating a shortlist is no easy task; while each destination may share the same climate, they nevertheless remain as distinct as you like, generous in their servings of history, culture and scenery so astonishing it’s hard to imagine being just an olive stone’s throw away from the UK.

Italy

Italy offers a fusion of breathtaking landscapes, architectural marvels, and a vibrant culinary scene. Its diverse regions enchant visitors with their unique charms, from the romantic canals of Venice to the rolling vineyards of Tuscany and the awe-inspiring ruins in Rome, creating an unforgettable journey through culture and history.

Malta

Malta may be small, but it is oh-so-beautifully formed. Home to the tiniest capital city in Europe, this island spans just 20 miles by 10 - you won’t find a single lake or river here, but not that it matters. The Maltese islands archipelago is brimming with culture and a resident population who are about as friendly as they come.

Monaco

As the second-smallest country in the world, Monaco is as culturally rich as it is exuberant. Try your hand in the world-famous casino or enjoy a splash of the high life ogling multi-million-pound yachts in the stunning harbour - this locale is downright glitzy, and it knows it.

Montenegro

Montenegro is a lesser-discovered marvel of Southeast Europe that is swiftly transforming into a prime travel destination. Known for its diverse landscapes, the country offers towering mountains, sparkling lakes, rapid rivers and captivating beaches, as well as a fascinating mix of historical towns.

Portugal

This sun-drenched corner of Southern Europe may be part and parcel of most people’s holiday history, but there’s so much more to discover beyond the annual pilgrimage to the Costas. Cities, countryside and cervejas - the Iberian Peninsula really does have it all.

Spain

Spain is synonymous with a Mediterranean getaway - and with good reason. From bustling Barcelona etched with Gaudi’s finest forays, to the quietly captivating Cartagena, Spain is not to be underestimated.

This variety shouldn’t come as a surprise for a hunk of land that measures over 195,000 square miles - that’s more than twice the size of the UK. There’s potential to encounter everything from fiestas to siestas as you slink across Spain, and whatever happens to lie between.

Turkey

Straddling the continents of Europe and Asia, Turkey is a country rich in culture, history, and natural beauty. Its unique location has made it a melting pot of civilizations, incorporating influences from the ancient Greeks, Romans, Byzantine Empire, and Ottomans into its diverse heritage.