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Naples is one of Europe’s oldest cities, so it’s steeped in history and architecture. Thanks to its position, it’s also the perfect place to explore the time-frozen city of Pompeii. Capri’s also a short boat ride away, and with Sorrento along the coastline too, there’s plenty to do. Off the tourist track: Bourbon Tunnel Lurking 100 feet below the streets of Naples is a cavernous tunnel filled with rusting vintage cars and wartime relics. It was originally built as a secret escape route for the royal family in the 1800s.
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Departures 1st May – 31st October 2022. Minimum spends apply. T&Cs apply.
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Head to the ship’s best kept secret for an evening cocktail at The Speakeasy bar. Once you find it, you won’t want to leave.
Visit Naples on our Cosmopolitan Classics itinerary.
(for Pompeii & Capri)
Villefranche is a piece of paradise among the glitz and glamour of the French Riviera – here, you can enjoy the beach or watch the world go by from a café. And if you’re looking to tick off more must-see places, Monaco and Nice are only a short journey away. Off the tourist track: La Turbie This small town is perched on the mountainside. It’s known for its narrow, cobbled streets and Roman monument. If you don’t mind a hike, head up the Tête de Chien where you’ll be rewarded with sweeping views of Monaco and the coastline.
Visit Villefranche on our Cosmopolitan Classics itinerary.
(for Monaco)
After a day exploring, you’ll need somewhere comfy to rest your head. Marella Voyager has a great selection of cabins to choose from, from inside cabins right through to spacious balcony cabins and our exclusive Voyager suites. There are only two of the latter, so make sure you book early.
Civataveacchia is Rome’s main port. The capital’s reputation speaks for itself – it’s packed with top-tier sights. If you want to stay local, you can walk over to local churches and grab lunch in a nearby trattoria. Or, go for a stroll along the promenade. Off the tourist track: Villa Doria Pamphili This 17th-century villa sits in the largest landscaped park in Rome. Its beautiful French-style gardens are popular with locals, and tend to be less crowded than the more famous Villa Borghese gardens.
(for Rome)
With a jam-packed entertainment schedule onboard, you won’t be lost for something to do in the evening. Expect to see everything from live music and gameshows to west-end worthy shows in our theatre.
Visit Civitavecchia on our Highlights of the Mediterranean itinerary.
Livorno is the gateway to explore two of Italy’s most famous cities – Florence and Pisa. Florence is full of picturesque piazzas and sculptures, whilst the latter is famous for its leaning tower. Off the tourist track: Tuck in to local dishes in Livorno Livorno is a bit of a food-mecca, known for its abundance of seafood. If you’re spending your day here, we recommend you try cacciucco – an Italian fish stew native to the city.
(for Florence & Pisa)
Visit Livorno on our Highlights of the Mediterranean itinerary.
Voyager’s family-friendly facilities cater for kids of all ages, from tots to teens. There are kids’ clubs, a crazy golf course, a cinema and a space for teens to hang out. There’s even a space designed for little ones aged from 6 months to 3 years old. All of this, along with our family-friendly shore excursions means there’s plenty to keep kids from getting bored.
For somewhere so small, Gibraltar certainly makes up for its size with the number of things to do while you’re there. If you’ve never been before, we recommend taking a tour of the famous rock, which is where you’ll find the southernmost point of Gibraltar. And don’t forget to head to the top of the rock to visit the most respected residents – the Barbary apes. Off the tourist track: The Alameda Gardens If you want to escape the hustle and bustle of Gibraltar, head to the Alameda Gardens. These small botanical gardens offer up plenty of peace and serenity – some of the plants are said to be over 200 years old.
The Veranda is our adults-only space, and it’s the perfect place to recharge your batteries. You’ll be able to while away the hours relaxing on the Balinese beds, reading your favourite book, or taking in the views from this lofty spot.
Visit Gibraltar on our Magic of Spain itinerary. Please note, this itinerary only sails twice throughout the summer.
Valencia has so much going for it, from its sandy beaches and outstanding architecture to its impressive food scene. And the best bit? You can discover it all without the crowds you’d find in other big Spanish cities. Alongside its historic buildings, you’ll also find futuristic ones, like the biggest aquarium in Europe and an interactive museum. Off the tourist track: Ruzafa Head to the neighbourhood of Ruzafa for a stroll through the cobbled streets of this old Arab quarter. There are plenty of cafes, restaurants and galleries to wander in and out of, too.
Visit Valencia on our Magic of Spain itinerary. Please note, this itinerary only sails twice throughout the summer.
Head to the ship’s Spa and Beauty Salon for a pamper session. Massages, facials and pedicures are all on the cards here.
The best way to see Calvi is on a walking tour. Your guide will take you to the must-see sights, and you’ll learn all about Calvi’s past, from its humble beginnings as a quaint fishing village to the century spent as a Genoese stronghold. You’ll also find out more about Calvi’s most famous resident – Christopher Columbus. Off the tourist track: Art Exhibition The citadel is a striking backdrop for the red-tiled town below. But what you might not know is that this 13th-century fortress is also home to an impressive art exhibition during the summer.
Visit Calvi on our Mediterranean Secrets itinerary.
After all that sightseeing, there are plenty of options for dinner, with 10 restaurants to try out onboard. From waiter service restaurants and self-service eateries to our speciality restaurants, we’re sure all taste buds will be satisfied.
You can spend your day wondering through the town of Toulon, browsing through the picturesque Provencal daily street market. If you want to venture further afield, then the French Riviera’s chic capital – St Tropez – is nearby. Off the tourist track: National Maritime Museum The National Maritime Museum is next to the naval base in Toulon. For those interested in all things nautical, this place gives you a great insight into the town’s maritime history right up to the present day.
Visit Toulon on our Mediterranean Secrets itinerary.
(for the Cote d’Azur)
Before a day out exploring, why not take part in an early morning stretch or yoga session? Or, if you’re after something a bit more energetic, head to the onboard gym or the jogging track for a workout.
