La Goulette, known in Arabic as Halq al-Wadi, is the port of Tunis, the capital of Tunisia. The Kasbah fortress was built in 1535 by Charles I of Spain but was captured by the Ottoman Turks in 1574.

Your day at sea will allow you to take full advantage of everything the ship has to offer. Seek out hidden treasures and make the most of the facilities onboard. All of the ships activities can be found on the vessels daily newsletter. If relaxation is on your mind then your sea day will allow you to sit back, soak in ship life and watch the world as it floats by.

Welcome to Florence, the birthplace of the Renaissance. This romantic city is compact in size and relatively easy to explore on foot. Climb the steps of the Duomo, admire the panoramic views from Piazzale Michelangelo, worship the art at Uffizi Gallery and shop for gold along Ponte Vecchio. Finish the day with an Aperol Spritz and a cone of gelato.

Welcome to Monte Carlo, the glitziest quartier of Monaco. A magnet for high rollers, a trip to Monaco provides an opportunity to live large for a day. Marvel at the superyachts glistening in the harbour, walk the Formula One circuit and try your luck at the legendary marble and gold Monte Carlo Casino.

Welcome to Marseille, the oldest city in France! This seaside city, with its busy harbour and bright urban vibe, offers plenty to see and do. Watch the fisherman at Le Vieux Port, admire the Notre Dame de la Garde, discover the museums at Vieille Charite and wander the La Corniche walkway.

Welcome to Palma de Mallorca, the heart of the Balearic Islands. Boasting pristine beaches, stunning azure views, and tempting cuisine, a trip to Palma is one you’ll never forget. Marvel at Palma Cathedral, discover Bellver Castle and amble along the seaside promenade to Portitxol, the perfect destination for an ocean swim or spot of seafood.

Welcome to Barcelona, a bustling beachside city filled with architectural gems. Hit the Gaudi trail, explore the Gothic Quarter and take a stroll along Las Ramblas. Visiting a tapas bar is an absolute must, especially when washed down with a glass of sangria.

Welcome to Alicante! Rich in Moorish and Spanish history, this city is teeming with narrow alleyways to explore. Ascend the centuries-old fortress Santa Barbara Castle for views over the Mediterranean, shop for local produce at the Central Market and take a short boat ride to the islet of Tabarca for breathtaking snorkelling opportunities.

Welcome to Granada, the last stronghold of the Spanish Moors and one of Europe’s most storied cities. Don’t miss the Alhambra, an impressive palace fortress sitting atop the Sierra Nevada mountains. Later, wander the narrow cobblestone streets of Albaicín, better known as the ancient Arabic quarter.

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Welcome to Arrecife de Lanzarote! Boasting powder-soft beaches, azure Atlantic waters and a spectacular volcanic backdrop, Arrecife is the most easterly of the Canary Islands. Explore the otherworldly lunar landscapes of Timanfaya National Park and swim in the tranquil waters of Puerto del Carmen, a tiny fishing village just south of Lanzarote.

Welcome to Santa Cruz de Tenerife! Formed by volcanic activity, the largest of the Canary Islands is known for its warm climate, stunning landscapes and sun-soaked beaches. Be sure to spend some time exploring the sights of Plaza de Espana, such as the church of St. Francis of Assisi and the white wave auditorium, the Auditorio de Tenerife.

Funchal is sheltered by hills, and recognised for its harbour, gardens and Madeira wine cellars. The centuries-old Cathedral mixes Gothic and Roman styles, with the carved wooden ceiling as its pièce de résistance. Fronting the harbour is the São Tiago Fortress, built in the 1600s and now houses the Contemporary Art Museum, with a large collection of Portuguese inspired pieces.

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Welcome to Tangier, the ‘Door of Africa’. A paradise for art and architecture lovers, find relics from the city’s Moorish, Spanish and French periods in nearly every corner of the city. Discover an authentic taste of local Moroccan culture in the white-washed medina, home to the Sultanate Palace.

Welcome to the hilly, coastal capital of Portugal. The views from Sao Jorge Castle will allow you to spot the cities pastel coloured buildings, Tagus Estuary Natural Reserve and the suspension bridge. Venturing slightly outside of the city opens you up to beautiful beaches from Cascais to Estoril!