Mediterranean Tours & Cruises

Greece

With its numerous islands and mainland coastal areas, Greece is a quintessential Mediterranean destination known for its historic sites and stunning landscapes. Greece is often included in both the Eastern and Southern Mediterranean regions, as it has both eastern and southern coastlines along the Mediterranean Sea. Visit the iconic Acropolis in Athens, relax on the beaches of the Greek Islands, and savor delicious Mediterranean cuisine.

Croatia

Croatia's stunning Dalmatian Coast along the Adriatic Sea offers a mix of historic cities and beautiful natural landscapes. You'll find picturesque islands, stunning national parks like Plitvice Lakes, and crystal-clear waters for swimming. The coastline is also dotted with idyllic beaches, coves, and rugged cliffs and is home to historic cities like Dubrovnik, Split, and Zadar. Dubrovnik, often called the "Pearl of the Adriatic," boasts well-preserved medieval walls and a charming Old Town. Split is famous for the Diocletian's Palace, a UNESCO World Heritage site, while Zadar impresses with its Roman and Venetian architecture.

Italy

Italy's extensive coastline along the Mediterranean Sea is home to some of the world's most iconic and captivating destinations. Sicily, the largest island in the Mediterranean, is renowned for its rich history, archaeological wonders, and stunning landscapes. Another leading Mediterranean destination in Italy is the Amalfi Coast, on Italy's southern Tyrrhenian coast. It is a postcard-perfect region known for its dramatic cliffs, colorful coastal villages like Positano and Amalfi, and breathtaking views of the sea. Visitors enjoy rides along the winding Amalfi Drive, relaxing on pebble beaches, and indulging in local lemon-infused delicacies.

France and Monaco

The French Riviera, or Côte d'Azur, is a world-famous Mediterranean region in southeastern France, renowned for its glamorous cities and picturesque coastal towns. The area's mild climate, beautiful landscapes, and vibrant atmosphere make it a magnet for travelers seeking luxury and cultural richness in a Mediterranean setting. The French Riviera is home to iconic cities like Nice, Cannes, and Monaco, each offering a unique blend of luxury, culture, and history.

Monaco, a tiny independent city-state, is synonymous with opulence and features famous attractions like the Casino de Monte-Carlo. 

Spain

Spain boasts a Mediterranean coastline along its eastern and southeastern regions, including the popular Costa del Sol or "Coast of the Sun." It is famous for its beautiful beaches, sunny climate, and many coastal towns and cities. Visitors to the Costa del Sol can enjoy a mix of relaxation and culture, exploring historic sites, savoring fresh seafood, and basking in the Mediterranean sunshine. 
The northeastern region of Catalonia also boasts a Mediterranean coastline, where the vibrant city of Barcelona is a major draw. Barcelona offers a blend of historic architecture, modern art, and a lively atmosphere along its seaside promenades.

Turkey

Turkey is a significant Eastern Mediterranean country with extensive coastlines along the Mediterranean Sea, particularly along its southern and southwestern regions. Discover the Turkish Riviera and the vibrant coastal cities of Antalya and Marmaris while taking in the breathtaking landscapes of the Turquoise Coast. Dive into the enchanting world of the Mediterranean with its captivating mix of history and beauty.

Egypt

While Egypt primarily borders the Mediterranean along its northern coast (which is often considered part of the North Mediterranean), the eastern portion of this coastline can be included in the Eastern Mediterranean region. Egypt is known for its ancient wonders, including the awe-inspiring Pyramids of Giza, the Sphinx, and the historic temples that line the Nile River. Cruise down the Nile River, see temple hieroglyphics and marvel at the Step Pyramid of Doser, the Great Pyramids of Giza, and the Great Sphinx, the world’s oldest sculpture. Follow in the footsteps of the pharaohs to explore the Valley of the Kings, where King Tutankhamun was found buried in gold.

Israel

Israel's Mediterranean coastline, particularly along the eastern part, is considered part of the Eastern Mediterranean region. Tours along the Mediterranean might find you in the Land of the Prophets, touring Israel, visiting vibrant Tel Aviv, and walking the streets of humbling Jerusalem. Traveling through the Middle East on the Mediterranean coast, you'll take in gorgeous scenery, beaches, ancient histories, and the varied traditions that make this region famous.