THE DESTINATION: EUROPE
Backpacking through Europe is great, but Breeze-ing through Europe is even better! Almost every day, we’ll pull in to a new port, giving you entry to a whole new world. Spend one day soaking up the sun on the beaches of Mallorca and another soaking up the history on the streets of Rome—all without having to worry about packing and unpacking at every stop. You’ll also maximize your travel time enjoying familiar comforts and American amenities on your way to incredible ports like these and more:
BARCELONA, SPAIN No shortage of photo ops here while taking in this cosmopolitan city’s surreal atmosphere and jaw dropping architecture; from the Gothic Quarter, Sagrada de Familia, Guell Park, Olympic Stadium, the Arc de Triumph to Montjuic’s Magic Fountain.
ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA), ITALY Get a taste of “la dolce vita”, the sweet life, as you savor the treasures of the Eternal City—St. Peter’s Basilica, The Colosseum, The Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, Picasso Museum, Pantheon, and more. Don’t leave before tossing a coin in the sparkling fountain, Trevi, promising your return—so make a wish to cruise back soon!
DUBROVNIK, CROATIA Walking shoes required as you hike along this magnificent walled city steeped in stunning architecture of historic monuments, museums, and buildings. Surrounded by nature’s design of the most incredible blue water, you’ll see why this city bares the nickname the “Pearl of the Adriatic”!
LIVORNO (FLORENCE/PISA), ITALY
Experience all things Italian and discover why few other travel experiences can match up—romantic language, picture perfect scenery and exquisite dining—a feast for all the senses!
MARSEILLES, FRANCE Forget clichés about sleepy little villages—wake up to explore this friendly and vibrant city’s sights—Palais de Longchamp, Jardin des Vestiges, Notre-Dame de la Garde, Cathedrale de la Major, Le Panier, and the heart, Vieux Port—“Old Port”.
MESSINA (SICILY), ITALY Step back in time and explore this charming, rustic Sicilian village. And, for your dining pleasure? Well, here’s the good news! You will be among the best dessertmakers in Italy— delight in some of the most decadent treats known to mankind, “Buon Appetito”!
MONACO, FRANCE The perfect spot to just window shop or venture into some of the many local ‘high-end’ boutiques to plan the next fashionable day, or for those who prefer to flirt with Lady Luck—the Café de Paris Casino is always open!
NAPLES, ITALY Soak in the sun-drenched and picturesque coastal sites of this cordial city in beautiful southern Italy. Sample the famous sites, fabulous shops, and irresistible cuisine—claiming rights to the “home of the first pizza,” need we say more?
PALMA DE MALLORCA, SPAIN This island playground with golden-sand beaches and a favorable climate make for a true Mediterranean paradise. But, for those that want more than beachy island goodness— the other must ‘sees’ include a Gothic castle, a 13th century cathedral and the former palace of Mallorcan Kings!
VENICE, ITALY You could certainly call it a day absorbing so much beauty as we pull into port—but don’t! Go ahead and venture out—consider a relaxing gondola ride along this picturesque canal, bathed in the glow of lighted palaces…add serenading musicians to this romantic journey and make all your other memories jealous!
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