12 nights Central Med
Vernazza (from La Spezia)
Barcelona, Spain Palma, Majorca
Barcelona is packed with must-snap landmarks and a Pretty Palma is packed with spectacular scenery, golden
mad mix of architectural influences topped with a beaches, a hot climate and even hotter nightlife!
buzzing atmosphere. Pull up a seat at one of the pavement cafés or bars, shop ’til you drop
Roam around the Gothic Quarter, watch the street theatre from a
in designer boutiques, hit the beach and fine-tune your tan or cool off
tapas bar on the bustling Ramblas or take to the skies by chopper for
at a local water park. Fancy going further afield? Take a trip to Deià (the
an aerial view of the Catalan capital. Get an eyeful of Gaudí’s fanciful
village haunt of artists, writers and musicians), see the sights in Soller
but still unfinished Cathedral, the Sagrada Familia, or head for the hills
or check out the Caves of Drach, Majorca’s top tourist attraction.
and the mountain-top town of Montserrat. Feeling sporty? Stop off at
Action Ashore
the Nou Camp or the Olympic Stadium.
See the best bits of Palma, from castles to crafts and Cathedrals.
Action Ashore
See Soller then ride in a train through pine covered mountains.
Climb rock faces, cross canyons, whizz through the air and abseil on an
Gaze at Gaudí’s mind-bending architecture.
adventure day.
Tick off the best bits on a tour of the city.
Saddle up for a cycle ride through Palma.
Get away from the city with a visit to the ‘jagged mountains’ of
Head underground and see the stalactites and stalagmites in the
Montserrat.
impressive Caves of Drach.
See the mighty Nou Camp, home of FC Barcelona, with a stadium tour.
Grab your swimming gear and head to a local water park.
Peer at the fish in the impressive aquarium.
Cruise along the coast aboard a catamaran.
Check out Barcelona from way up in a helicopter.
Splash your way around a local water park.
Pedal around Barcelona on a sightseeing trip by mountain bike.
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