Spanish Cruises - Popular Stopovers

Spanish cruises typically take tourists on a journey through the North Atlantic and Mediterranean Sea. This particular course makes sure that the cruise participants will get to see and experience the most renowned attractions in Spain.

Here are some places covered by Spanish cruises.



Barcelona cruises - Barcelona is the second largest city in Spain and part of the Catalonia province, Barcelona is one of the most frequented cities by tourists from all around the world. Here you can feel the charm of the old world with places like the Barri Gotic in Catalan and the Sagrada Familia cathedral among others.

Monte Carlo - Spanish cruises usually makes a stopover in the charismatic ports and pristine beaches of Monte Carlo. This place is also home to Vegas-like casinos and hotels.

Florence - Located in the Tuscany region of Italy, is home to the grand basilicas of Santa Croce and Santa Maria Novella. It is also where one can find the notable Uffizi Museum that exhibits the most breathtaking classical arts.

Gibraltar - Spanish cruises takes tourist to this dazzling British administrative region that boasts of the Rock of Gibraltar and the historic Moorish Castle.

Sardinia - Mediterranean region’s second largest city, Sardinia is the location of two important World Heritage Sites namely the Nuraghe structures and the Su Nuraxi di Barumini.

Mallorca - A famous island in the Mediterranean sea, this location has steadily garnered respect from tourists since the 1950’s. With its captivating island lifestyle mixed with the olden charm of its architectures, it is truly an enchanting destination to visit and one that give Spanish cruises another source of character.

Although a cruise vacation can be a bit expensive, it is undeniably one of the best experience one can give himself, and share to his or her loved ones. Amongst the many cruise offers, Spanish cruises are something avid jetsetters should plunge into.