European Cruises
Take a cruise to some of the most beautiful cities in Europe. In Europe you’ll find centuries of historical treasures around every corner. The cruise ship will drop you off on the cobblestone streets of Rome, at the foot of the Eiffel Tower in Paris, the main shopping district in London, or at one of the many canals in Venice. No matter where your travels take you in Europe, you’ll have an entirely different experience everywhere you go. Travel to Europe and witness European history and all of its’ wonders first hand.
Featured Ports
Spain
Barcelona
 Barcelona has many attractions for many different personalities. Travel through the city and explore one of the top tourism attractions, the Sagrada Familia; a privately funded catholic church that has been under construction since 1882 and is still under construction today. Another audience capturing landmark is The Great Barcelona Zoo which is home to over 7,500 individual animals making it a great stop for the whole family.
Madrid
 Being the capital of Spain, Madrid is home to the Prado Museum which is one of the largest collection the world has seen. The Prado Museum is the leader in Spanish artist and is home to Spanish painters like Velazquez and Goya and other foreign painters such as Botticelli and Rembrandt. Spend some time exploring Spanish culture at the Puerta del Sol, originally the entrance to Madrid in medieval times. Now it is the busiest place in the city, seeing as it is the centre of the Spanish road network.
France
Paris
 The Capital of France, one of the most well known and traveled European cities has an almost limitless supply of attractions for any traveler to come and enjoy. Spend some time at the Louvre, one of the most famous galleries in the world, home to such works as the Venus de Milo and Mona Lisa. Take a bicycle tour of the city and truly take it all in, sights, sounds, smells; the full experience.
Provence (Marseilles)
 Second only to Paris in size, Marseilles is the oldest city in France. With a rich heritage in shipping and fishing, Marseilles is still France's largest port. This city was also the setting for the movie "Count of Monte Cristo" . Take a tour of the Château d'If, which is the prison that Edmond was imprisoned in for 13 years for his supposed treason against France. Take time to explore 26 centuries worth of history at Musée d'Histoire de Marseille.
Italy
Naples
 Naples is just a stone's throw from the famous partially buried Roman town of Pompeii. Buried for almost 1600 years until it was accidently discovered and since has been excavated to allow us a greater look at the Roman culture at its highest. Pompeii is contained in Mt. Vesuvius National Park, created in 1995 to ensure preservation of the area.
Venice
 While in Venice, apart from the majestic waterways substituted as roads, St. Marks Basilica is one of the best known churches in Venice, as such St. Mark's is a top tourist destination. Located on the Piazza San Marco. It's breathtaking ceilings and byzantine art is a must see for anyone visiting Venice.
Greece
Athens
 Time will be well spent atop the Acropolis of Athens, viewing monuments such as The Parthenon which served as a temple to the god Athena. Two outdoor theatres are also housed atop of the Acropolis; the theatre of Dionysus, which is one of the world's oldest theatres, and Odeon of Herodes Atticus, which was built by Herodes Atticus in memory of his wife.
Mykonos
 With some of the best beaches in all of Greece, spend some time looking across the seemingly endless waters of the Aegean Sea. Take the first step as you board a boat that will take you to Delos Island, strongly considered one of the most significant archeological sites in the world today. Delos island is also considered to be the birthplace of the Olympian deity Apollo.
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