Mediterranean Cruises
Sail between sun-washed islands, ancient ruins and seaside villages, with a new port almost every day.
See More of the Mediterranean
A Mediterranean cruise is one of the easiest ways to visit several countries in one trip. Wake up in Greece, spend the next day in Italy and finish in Spain, all without repacking your suitcase.
Popular Ports
- Greek Isles: Santorini, Mykonos, Crete and Athens
- Italy: Rome, Florence and Pisa, Naples and the Amalfi Coast, Venice
- Croatia: Dubrovnik and Split
- Spain: Barcelona and Palma de Mallorca
- France: Marseille and the French Riviera
Eastern or Western Mediterranean
Eastern Mediterranean sailings usually focus on Greece, the Greek Isles, Croatia and the Adriatic, and sometimes Turkey.
Western Mediterranean sailings usually visit Spain, France and the west coast of Italy.
Not sure which one is right for you? We’ll help you compare.
When to Go
The Mediterranean cruise season generally runs from spring through fall. Summer brings the hottest weather and the biggest crowds, while spring and fall are often milder and a little quieter in port.
Popular sailings and balcony staterooms book up early, so planning ahead pays off.
Make the Most of Port Days
- Arrive at least a day before your cruise departs
- Add a pre- or post-cruise stay in Rome, Barcelona or Athens
- Choose between ship excursions, private tours or exploring on your own
- Know which ports are a long drive from the main sights
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Ready to Cruise the Mediterranean?
Tell us which ports you’d love to see and when you’d like to sail. A Travitude Travel Group advisor will find the right ship, itinerary and stateroom for you.