Explora y reserva Celebrity Cruises 8 Night Greece, Malta & Turkey Cruise en el Celebrity Xcel saliendo de Piraeus (Athens), Greece el 13 sep 2026 y terminando en Ephesus, Turkey el 21 sep 2026 Navega hacia Piraeus (Athens), Greece, Rhodes, Greece, Barcelona, Spain, Mykonos, Greece, Valletta, Malta, Santorini (Thira), Greece, Ephesus, Turkey

Piraeus (Athens), Greece

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Visit the Acropolis
Walk through Plaka
Visit the Panathenaic Stadium

Santorini (Thira), Greece

The Mountain of Prophet Elijah
Winery Tour
Oia and Traditional Santorini Market
Prehistoric Museum
Sailing at the Caldera
Akrotiri Ruins and Oia Village
Fira
Pyrgos Village with Mezes and Wine
Palaia & Nea Kameni - Santorini Volcano

Ephesus, Turkey

Once a prominent ancient Greek city, Ephesus, now in modern-day Turkey, is home to some of the best-preserved Greco-Roman ruins in the world. From the iconic Temple of Artemis to the expansive ancient theater, a visit to Ephesus is a walk through millennia of history.

Mykonos, Greece

One of Greece's most iconic islands, Mykonos is famed for its white-washed buildings, labyrinthine streets, and lively nightlife. Its beaches and crystal-clear waters are Mediterranean highlights, making it a top stop on Aegean cruises.

Rhodes, Greece

See the Palace of the Grand Master of the Knights
Speculate About the Ruins of the Colossus
Hike the Acropolis in Lindos
Visit Rhodes’ First Mosque
Walk Peacefully Through the Valley of Butterflie

Valletta, Malta

See All of Malta’s Highlights in a Single Day
See Malta’s Top 10 Sights
Take a Jeep Safari for a Half a Day
See 3 Breathtaking Historic Sites
Go Underground at the Catacombs
Indulge in Luxury at Palaces of Malta’s Nobility
Hop a Ride on a Dghajsa Boat
Take a Relaxed Tour of Valletta
Gaze at Malta from the Water

Barcelona, Spain

Visit La Sagrada Família
Experience Park Güell
Relax on La Barceloneta Beach
Explore the Gothic Quarter
Tour the Cathedral of Barcelona
Take a Walk Down Las Ramblas
Discover Delicious Treats at La Boqueria
Tour One of the Largest Museums Dedicated to Picasso
See the Basilica of Santa Maria del Mar
Stop by Casa Batlló
Enjoy a Game at a Famous Soccer Stadium
Climb Mount Tibidabo
Get Lost in Parc del Laberint d’Horta
Enjoy a Performance at Palau de la Musica Catalana
Have Fun Shopping at Mercat de Santa Caterina

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A view from the top … See the panorama of ancient and modern Athens, Greece from Mount Lycabettus after an extraordinarily scenic drive and a funicular ride.

Get acquainted with Greece's wilder side on an off-road adventure to Mount Parnitha National Park, where you'll rumble through forests, past streams, and up Parnitha Mountain,

Explore Athens’s world-renowned ancient ruins, viewing the Parthenon, the Panathenaic Stadium, and the legendary Acropolis, followed by a journey to breathtaking Cape Sounion

Make the most of your last day in Greece by exploring historic Athens before heading to the airport. Drive through the suburbs past famous sites, such as the Temple of Olympian Zeus.

Enjoy a panoramic drive past some of Athens' most notable sites, including Hadrian's Arch, the Temple of Olympian Zeus, and the National Library.

Journey through Athens on a scenic panoramic drive, passing iconic landmarks, with a visit to the famous Acropolis.

Embark on a guided walking tour through one of the most magnificent excavations in the world, Ephesus, and the newly restored Ephesus Archaeological Museum. Departing from Kusadasi, you’ll travel to Ephesus, where excavated structures reflect the glory of the Greek, Persian, Roman, Byzantine and Ottoman empires. Among the historical archeological marvels you’ll see at this UNESCO World Heritage Site are the Odeon, Fountain of Trajan, Steam Baths of Scholastica, Temple of Hadrian, and the famous Library of Celsus. Proceed to the Ephesus Archeological Museum, where you'll be escorted through the site’s various halls and view exhibits tracing the religious and chronological history of the ancient city. At the conclusion of your tour, you’ll visit Cittantica Ephesus Park for an exclusive interactive show, followed by leisure time to relax or soak in the sights on your own. Once you’ve immersed yourself in the beauty and history of the area, you’ll re-board your transportation vehicle and return to Kusadasi, where you’ll enjoy a refreshment stop and a brief carpet presentation. KDC2 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Your adventure begins with a drive through the Turkish countryside to the ancient city of Ephesus, considered an Open Air Archaeological Museum. Pass the Magnesia gate and enter the administrative section of ancient Ephesus, one of the most magnificent excavations in the world. You'll see the Odeon, the Fountain of Trajan, the steam baths of Scholastika, temple of Hadrian and the Library of Celcius. Next you'll see the Grand Theater, where St. Paul preached. It's one of the largest theaters in antiquity with 24,000 seats. Continue to Miletus, which was a great Ionian port, equal in importance to Ephesus, and home to philosophers and sages. See the well-preserved Faustina Baths, visit the town's tiny museum, then continue to Didyma to admire the magnificent Temple of Apollo, a great monument of antiquity. Many times looted and burnt, the sanctuary's elegant beauty is still impressive. Some of the 120 columns that remain standing allow one to visualize the full magnificence of the structure. At the conclusion of your visits, a typical Turkish lunch will be served at a five-star hotel. After lunch, your bus will take you back to Kusadasi where there will be a refreshment stop with a brief carpet presentation. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators

Your adventure begins with a drive through the Turkish countryside to the House of Virgin Mary, where the mother of Jesus is reputed to have spent the last years of her life. An ecumenical mass will be conducted at this holy site during your visit. Then it's on to the Open-Air Museum of Ephesus, one of the most magnificent excavations in the world. You'll see the Odeon, the Fountain of Trajan, the steam baths of Scholastika, temple of Hadrian and the most famous structure, the Library of Celsus. Next you'll see the Grand Theater, where St. Paul preached, and the Church of Virgin Mary. You'll proceed to remains of St. John's Basilica, followed by a lunch at a local restaurant, which includes thick yogurt cheese with dill weed & garlic, shepherd's salad , a goat cheese platter, Jacob's green beans soaked in olive oil, a garbanzo bean paste with tahini, Jacob's pottage of lentil, leeks in olive oil, King David's lamb delight, and The Apostles' Favorite: an Aegean grilled fish with pomegranate sauce, complemented by local wine. Abigail's Fig Cake is a sweet finish. Following lunch, enjoy a native carpet weaving demonstration in Selcuk and time to explore Kusadasi. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators

Drive through the countryside to the House of Virgin Mary where the Blessed Virgin is said to have spent the last years of her life. Three Roman Catholic popes have visited this revered site, including Pope Paul VI, Pope John Paul II, and Pope Benedictus the 16th. Then drive to Ephesus, an ancient city founded in the 2nd millennium BC as a sanctuary for the Ephesian Artemis, and subsequently occupied by the Greeks, Romans, and Christians. Your guided walking tour will take you through a truly awe-inspiring excavation, during which you’ll see the Odeon, the Fountain of Trajan, temple of Hadrian and the most famous structure, the Library of Celcius. The latter two sites display traces of Imperial Rome in all its grandeur. Next, you’ll see the Grand Theater, where St. Paul preached. With an astounding 24,000 seats, it’s one of the largest theaters preserved from antiquity. You’ll conclude your tour with a trip back to Kusadasi where there will be a brief carpet presentation. Or, if you wish, you may return directly to the ship, which is within walking distance. Time permitting on the return to downtown, there may be a stop at a leather outlet for a fashion show. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Drive through the countryside to Ephesus's Exterior Gate, where your guide will provide information about the city from the outside. View the Odeon, an auditorium where meetings and performances were held, while enjoying free time to shop, then it's off to the Statue of the Virgin Mary, about 3 miles from the house where the mother of Jesus is said to have spent the last years of her life. Next, at the Lower Gate, browse for souvenirs while viewing the 24,000-seat Grand Theatre, where St. Paul preached, from the outside. Tour the Isabey Mosque, constructed in 1374, one of the oldest works of architectural art from the Anatolian Beyliks. The last antiquity to be viewed is the Temple of Artemis, which is considered as one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World. Then your tour will take you to one of the carpet weaving villages close to Ephesus, where you will learn more about this dying work of art with and you'll have an opportunity to shop. On your return to Kuşadası, you will have free time to walk around downtown or walk back to the ship. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

With your history expert, enjoy a comprehensive tour and learn about daily life during ancient times. Pass the Magnesia Gate and enter the Open Air Museum of Ephesus and the city's administrative section. See the Celsus Library, once adorned with columns and statues. The Grand Theater, where St. Paul once preached, is the largest theater in antiquity with 24,000 seats. You'll also visit Terrace Houses of Ephesus on the slopes of Bulbul Mountain, opposite the Hadrian Temple. These houses belonged to the important and prominent people of Ephesus, and they contain great engraving, mosaics, sections, floors. You'll be given a ticket to visit the inner sections of these houses in which excavations still continue. The visit to the Terrace Houses will give you a clear idea about the Ephesians and their way of life. You'll conclude your tour with a trip back to Kusadasi where there will be a brief carpet presentation. Or, if you wish, you may return directly to the ship, which is within walking distance. Time permitting on the return trip, there may be a stop at a leather outlet for a fashion show. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators

The impeccable artistry of Turkish handicrafts comes to life as you see the process and production of local ceramics, world-famous Turkish rugs, and a fashion show of handmade leather goods. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators

Sail, swim, sunbathe: The happy trinity of your Greek excursion along the south coast of Mykonos begins with a quick drive to Agios Ioannis beach to onboard. During the sail you'll be treated to fresh food snacks like sausage or cheese pie, olives, tzatziki, and refreshing juices, bottled soft drinks and water. Your boat will first drop anchor at Paraga beach where you can jump right off the boat into the variegated blue water and swim to shore, or hop on a small dinghy to leisurely arrive at the beach. From the shore relax and take in the stunning views and the warm Greek sea breeze. Your sail continues with a second anchor drop at Super Paradise beach, considered one of the liveliest and most beautiful on Mykonos. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

A short bus journey from the port will take you to a typical Mykonos homestead, or spiti. Upon arrival, you'll be warmly welcomed with the traditional loukoumi (Greece's version of Turkish delight), and a cheery glass of Teta's liqueur. Next, it's a tour of the kitchen and garden, and an informative lesson on how to cultivate your own vegetables in season. Waiting for you in a corner of the garden will be a small sampler of local specialties - toasted bread with kopanisti (a local cheese), louza (a local smoked ham), tomatoes and olives, along with locally made wine and much-beloved raki liquor. During your cooking lesson you'll learn the culinary secrets of Greek spinach pie, stuffed tomatoes and peppers, and the traditional Greek dip tzatziki. Then, sit and indulge in the delicious meal you helped prepare. Before making your way back to the ship, enjoy a photo opportunity at the spiti, a great way to mark a memorable day. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

At the pier in Mykonos, board a local ferry for the trip to the breathtaking island of Delos. Located at the center of the Cyclades Islands, Delos was perfectly positioned to become an important trade center in the Mediterranean. Once a hub of activity and considered one of Greece's most sacred places, today the island is uninhabited. According to Greek mythology, Apollo, son of Zeus and Leto, was born here. In the early 19th century, artifacts, mosaics, statues, and buildings were uncovered during a historic excavation. Visit Ano Mera at the center of the island, home to the venerable Panagia Tourliani Monastery, circa 1542. Admire its whitewashed exterior and impressive dome. After a full morning of touring, relax over lunch, with a variety of salads (cheese and hot peppers, fava beans, eggplant and Greek) and of meats (pork and chicken souvlaki, Greek Moussaka, meatballs), served with baby potatoes, bread, and seasonal fruits and wine. Return to Mykonos, a picturesque town of winding lanes, alabaster houses built in Cycladic style, and red-roofed churches. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Get an authentic taste of Mykonos on a walking tour of this beautiful island followed by a cheesemaking experience.

Get away from it all and cruise on a traditional wooden boat to the uninhabited island of Rhenia for a day of sun, swimming and that special brand of Mediterranean relaxation.

Board a local ferry and skid across calm waters to the uninhabited island of Delos. On this stark and lonely landscape, discover the ruins of an ancient settlement that once bustled with the sounds of trade and commerce. Legend has it this was the birthplace of Apollo, son of Zeus. Hear the tale while standing before the remnants of the Great Temple of Apollo. Pass through the classical Theater, where over 5,000 citizens once cheered epic performances. Marvel at Hellenistic mansions adorned with elaborate mosaics crafted thousands of years ago. Look out upon the greens and blues of the archipelago from the Terrace of the Foreign Gods and visit the lost Sacred Lake, where it's said the swans and geese of Apollo once frolicked. Time on Delos is forever frozen and this tour offers the rare opportunity to literally stroll in the footsteps of the ancients.

Take a short, 30-minute drive to Kalafatis Beach. Lounge on a sun bed and umbrella or work on your tan on the clean white sand. If you like, grab a light snack or refreshing beverage at the local taverna. This beach offers views and countless opportunities to rest or play beside the Mediterranean Sea, a favored spot for vacationing Europeans.

The Greek Islands are famous for white sandy beaches and tranquil waters, and this shore excursion delivers both. You'll enjoy a scenic drive past olive groves and rustic villages to the seaside Faliraki Village and its splendid beach. Spend the morning swimming in the azure Mediterranean, sunbathing on a comfortable chaise or simply soaking up paradise. Cool off with a drink. If you're ready to unwind, this tour takes you to the perfect spot. RH39 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Begin by exploring the 4th-century Temple of Athena Lindia and other ruins within the Acropolis of Lindos. Continue to Rhodes for a photo stop and to view the old Acropolis of Rhodes. Several elements of the ancient city, founded in the 5th century BC, still exist – the theatre, the stadium and the temple of Pythian Apollo, with its three remaining columns. You'll be able to enjoy an unforgettable view of the town of Rhodes with the protective walls that still surround it. Leave your coach at the Amboise Gate, the entrance to Rhodes' Old Town, and take a leisurely stroll along Knights Street, a medieval cobbled street lined with 15th and 16th century buildings where the Knights of St. John lived, divided according to their respective nationalities. At the Romeo Restaurant, linger over a traditional lunch of pita baked in a wood-burning oven, eggplant salad, tzatziki, garlic dip, hummus, olives, Greek salad, stuffed grape leaves, feta in phyllo with honey, roasted pork with olives and oregano, potatoes, and rice, complemented by water and wine. Time permitting, the tour will stop at a traditional ceramic workshop, where you'll enjoy a short demonstration. RH59 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Begin a fascinating quest to discover the treasures of Rhodes at the gates of its Old Town. Step through the grand arches and set off on a guided stroll past the Palace of the Grand Masters and along the fabled Street of the Knights. Marvel at the town's medieval towers, old churches and emblazoned facades on a journey back to the days when the Knights of St. John waged their holy crusades. Leaving Old Rhodes, experience the island's cosmopolitan side with a drive past its fashionable resorts and exotic beaches. View Mandraki Port, once guarded by the 100-foot Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the Ancient World, then continue to the Doric ruins of Kamiros. Contemplate this amazing archeological discovery from a central viewing platform overlooking the lost city's ancient cistern, public baths and altar to the Sun God Helios.

This tour combines a brisk climb to the Acropolis of Lindos with an afternoon lounging on one of the town's lovely beaches. Begin by exploring the 4th-century Temple of Athena Lindia and other ruins within the Acropolis. Look out to see Lindos and St. Paul's Bay spread out below. Head into the city for some great shopping and sightseeing before finding a perfect stretch of beach and enjoying some well-earned Greek Island downtime.

Follow in the footsteps of knights on a guided stroll through the stunning historic town of Rhodes. Begin your walk in the picturesque Old Town, passing through breathtaking turreted gateways. Visit the Agora and Collachium, where the knights of St. John of Jerusalem lived and worked. Admire the stunning well-preserved churches, inns, and the exquisite Jewish Quarter. See marble coat of arms of the knights, canon balls, and the Inns of the Knights. The most impressive building is the restored Palace of the Grand Masters. Learn about the 14th century origins of the Central Courtyard and visit chambers adorned with stunning Hellenistic and early Christian mosaics. Afterward, walk down the Street of Knights paved with incredible marble and mosaics. At the Hospital of Knights museum, you'll learn more about Rhodes's rich history. Rhodes is best experienced on foot and this journey offers wonderful views of the Old Town

Begin your journey with a scenic drive to the top of the caldera, an active volcanic islet in Santorini Bay, and learn about the geological upheavals that have shaped the island. Arrive at the scenic village of Oia, which, from its improbable perch on a cliff, offers breathtaking views of the deep blue sea and surrounding islands. Explore the village's narrow, winding cobblestone streets and admire its gleaming white Cycladic-style buildings. Browse local shops, cafés, and art galleries, then drive to a local winery where you'll taste Santorini mezes, sample three local wines, and nibble barley rusks, cheese, olives, and tomatoes. Visit the bodega where the wine is aged. Finally, journey to the village of Fira for a photostop before the journey to Athinios port, where tenders will transfer you to the ship. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators

Enjoy a taste of Santorini's wine culture firsthand on a visit to three of the island's best wineries where you'll savor a variety of local vintages.

Spend the day immersed in Santorini culture and history on an excursion that takes you up the rugged slopes of the island's caldera. You'll discover Pyrgos and Megalochori, remarkably preserved villages of Cycladic and neoclassical architecture. Stroll through the rustic streets and marvel at homes that have been dug into the volcanic rock. From here, it's off to Canava Lygnos for a stroll (and a sip) through Santorini's past. This traditional distillery has been transformed into an open air museum that provides an authentic taste of a bygone era. Visit the barrel makers workshop, the village coffee shop, the distillery and other stops where things are still done in the time-honored ways. After exploring, sit down for a spirited tasting of Greek ouzo, raki and mastixa. Toast a great experience before heading back to Athinios port where your tender boat will be waiting to take you back to the ship. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

This half-day adventure will let you experience one of Santorini’s most well-known black sand beaches – Perivolos Beach. After a 45-minute drive from the port, you’ll arrive at this family-friendly beach. Relax under the sun or go for a swim in this unique volcanic landscape. This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Discover Santorini's hidden marvels and stunning scenery on board a unique catamaran that will take you to the caldera, Volcano Island, Hot Springs, and private bay of Saint Nikolas. Board the largest catamaran in Santorini and feel the warm kiss of the sun on your skin and the soft sea breezes. Sail around the caldera, Volcano Island, and the Hot Springs. Journey to an exclusive private bay where you can take a dip in the crystal clear water. While enjoying the unparalleled scenery and views, treat yourself to a complimentary meal of BBQ pork or chicken and souvlaki sticks. Your catamaran journey ends at Fira, where you'll have ample time to explore the lovely town on your own.

Journey into the Minoan past on this tour to Akrotiri's Bronze Age settlement, with sightseeing stops at Oia and Fira. In 1627 B.C., Akrotiri was buried under tons of volcanic ash. Artwork, frescoes, homes, and shops remain preserved to this day. Your knowledgeable guide will introduce you to ancient life and artwork. Explore the streets some claim may be the long lost city of Atlantis. Then, you'll travel north to Oia, known for its incredible views of the volcano and other islands, for a walking tour of this picturesque village. On your way back to Athinios port, a photostop will take place at the island's capital of Fira. You can choose to end your tour in Fira and make your own way back to the ship or continue to Athinios port where your tender boat will be waiting to take you back to the ship.

A scenic stroll through Pyrgos village, incredible island views, and delicious flavors await you on this half-day guided tour. After disembarking from the ship, you'll transfer by local tender to Athinios port to join your tour coach and travel to Pyrgos, a charming village that once served as the capital of Santorini. Here, you'll embark on a guided walking tour to explore the traditional Cyladic architecture that gives Santorini island its unique look. Wander through the remains of a Venetian fortress and see the historical 18th century monastery of Profitis Ilias, which is closed to the public but remains home to one solitary monk and offers fantastic views over the island. Continue to the Venetsanos Winery, the oldest winery of the island, to enjoy typical Greek mezes and locally-produced wine. After, you'll reboard your coach and head back to Athinios port where your tender boat will be waiting to take you back to the ship.

Gain insight into the luxurious lifestyle of Malta’s nobility as you explore some of the island’s most iconic and extravagant landmarks. Departing the quay with an experienced guide, you’ll drive to Naxxar, where you’ll visit Palazzo Parisio, a unique and opulent 19th century palace nestled in the heart of the Mediterranean and teeming with wondrous artifacts and splendorous baroque décor. Then, you’ll proceed to the lovely San Anton Gardens in Attard, which surround the 17th century San Anton Palace, where the President of the Republic of Malta resides. The garden is a botanical delight, featuring a variety of flowers and trees from around the world – many over 300 years old. After strolling the grounds, you’ll drive to Valletta, the capital of Malta. Here, you’ll walk to Casa Rocca Piccola, home of the 9th Marquis and Marchioness de Piro, where you will be met by the current owners and offered a tour of the residence. Learn about the customs and traditions of the Maltese nobility over the last 400 years as you explore the exceptional residence and its lavish furnishings, a reflection of the aesthetic riches of the country. Following a day of cultural and historical immersion, you’ll return to the quay, having experienced a day in the life of Maltese nobility

Enjoy a taste of the flavors, traditions, and culture of Malta on a combination sightseeing and culinary tour across Malta. Departing the quay, you’ll head to the famous Mosta Dome, the fourth largest in Europe, for an outside explanation. Then, you’ll visit the Meridiana Winery, a local vineyard where some of Malta’s most delicate wines are produced. A wine tasting session accompanied by local specialties will follow. Continue to Mdina Glass, a leading factory producing typical Maltese glass. Free time for shopping will be allowed. Your experience culminates in Attard, where you’ll explore the lovely San Anton Gardens surrounding the 17th century San Anton Palace, where the President of the Republic of Malta resides

Journey to the historic villages of Vittoriosa and Marsaxlokk, and savor local specialties paired with wine. Begin your adventure with a visit to the fortified seaside town of Vittoriosa, the first home of the Knights of Malta when they arrived in 1530. The town features many historic architectural marvels, including the knight’s inns, palaces, and churches. Stroll the charming, narrow medieval streets and enjoy outside views of the Church of St. Lawrence and Fort St. Angelo. Then, you’ll travel to Marsaxlokk, Malta’s largest fishing village. Marvel at the quaint village square, cafeterias, and colorful luzzu—traditional boats. Explore the market on your own, admiring the local produce. During the tour, you will savor the flavors of the region at a restaurant where you’ll sample assorted platters, including bigilla bean paste, sun-dried tomatoes, peppered goat’s cheese, and toasted bread with garlic, paired with lovely wine.

Cycle through Valletta’s meandering streets on this thrilling bike adventure. Experience biking and culture on this unique heritage journey into the heart of Valletta. The Mediterranean island of Malta enjoys a mild climate and sunny days. The region is a destination for those who enjoy cycling and other outdoor adventures. Ride a bike along the city’s gentle rolling hills, enjoying breathtaking views of the sea. Cycling in the Maltese Islands is gaining in popularity. Feel the rush of riding a bike beside Valletta’s inns, piazzas, and churches. Discover Valletta, an UNESCO World Heritage site, passing the capital’s iconic landmarks at a leisurely pace. Appreciate the city in an intimate way that cannot be experienced in a car

Immerse yourself in Malta’s rich history, culture, and archeological wonders on this journey to the island of Gozo, an UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your adventure begins with a scenic ferry ride. In Gozo, you’ll view the Ġgantija Temples, Malta’s most important archeological site. The megalithic complex is composed of two prehistoric temples surrounded by a massive common boundary wall. These are the oldest free-standing monuments in the world, preceding Stonehenge and the Egyptian pyramids. Next, drive to Rabat, the island’s charming capital city. Admire the village citadel rising above the countryside. Relax at a quaint village restaurant where you’ll savour a typical lunch including Gozitan specialties, paired with wine. On your return ferry ride, have your camera ready for views of Qala Belvedere, Comino, and the Blue Lagoon.

Along with some of the best beaches in the Mediterranean, Malta is renowned for its spectacular walks; many offer water views around every turn. In this tour adventurers will discover Malta's beauty on foot and then by kayak. Set off from the summer boat houses of Ghajn Zejtuna and ascend to the top of Ras il Griebeg, then veer towards Selmun Bay and be rewarded with breathtaking views. Meander through farmed lands and woodlands studded with dramatic cliffs to arrive at Selmun, a small village on the route to sheltered Mistra Bay. Walking toward Xemxija Village, pass the Neolithic tombs of some of Malta's first settlers en route to Mizieb, a forested area sweet with the scent of pine needles. After kayaks launch into peaceful Golden Bay, paddlers navigate the rocky coastline to find small creeks, unspoiled beaches and secluded caves sculpted by nature's raw power. If guests are persistent paddlers, they can reach the impressive Fomm Ir-Rih cove. This wildest and most isolated of Malta's beaches is also one of the most dramatic, its deep blue Mediterranean waters standing in brilliant contrast with alabaster cliffs towering above. Sated with magnificent views, adventures return to Mizieb to savor authentic Maltese foods under a canopy of olive and carob trees.

Go off the beaten path on a rugged 4x4 excursion to see Malta's beautiful beaches, quaint little villages, and breathtaking coastal views

Make your way to the Tablao de Carmen to hear all about the famous flamenco dancer, Carmen Amaya, and learn a few flamenco steps before enjoying a live show.

Tour the architectural wonders of the Castle of Cardona and natural phenomenon of the Salt Mountain on this guided walking tour.

Walk through the medieval town of Girona, where scenes from "Game of Thrones" were filmed, before traveling to Bell Lloc for an underground cellar tour and three-course lunch.

The best of Barcelona is waiting for you on this eye-opening adventure through its city streets.

Delight your senses as you indulge in delicious Catalan cuisine while enjoying the beauty of the old town of Barcelona.

Captain's Club members will enjoy an exclusive visit to a noted winery and taste two of the country's most tantalizing exports, wine and cheese.

Visit the Montserrat Monastery and its Black Madonna and experience nature's tranquil beauty interwoven with glorious religious tradition.

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