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Authentic | Mediterranean


Where better for an in-depth discovery of history, art and culture, pretty towns and effervescent cities than Italy. The impossibly beautiful Amalfi Coast is always in demand. With Fred. Olsen, you’ll not only enjoy an authentic insight into this area, but can also tour to the Tuscan city of Florence, historic Pisa and mighty Rome. Then your refined adventure comes to a close along the Italian Riviera, with an encore in diverse Spanish ports.


Pisa


Amalfi Coast Florence


Rome


Enjoy calls into Lisbon and the delightful island of Menorca before starting your Italian adventure in Naples. This energetic city is a gateway to the archaeological wonderland of Pompeii where ancient life was magnificently preserved by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius. Romantic Sorrento is also within reach for picture-postcard views.


Amalfi is surrounded by dazzlingly beautiful landscapes where quintessential villas sprawl up lush mountainsides. The town’s petite size makes it easy to explore in depth, with its handful of historic buildings, vivacious piazzas, and glorious beach that are sure to charm you. A tour to Positano is also worth a look. It’s considered the prettiest town along the Amalfi Coast. You’ll round off your visit to this region with a scenic sailing past the island of Capri.


Arriving in Civitavecchia the next day, you’ll have the chance to tour to nearby Rome; from the mighty Colosseum and the Roman Forum to St Peter’s Basilica in the Vatican, the highlights are world- famous. The ‘Eternal City’ is an open-air museum where sculptures, museums, adorned facades


and more are discovered. From Livorno, tour to Pisa to see the 11th


century Duomo and world-famous


Leaning Tower. Or, visit the Renaissance city of Florence. Majestic domes, towers and spires are framed by the distant Tuscan hills and the city is home to unparalleled art treasures in the Uffizi Gallery.


Pocket-sized Portofino will be your first of three calls along the Italian Riviera. Backed by forested hills, quaint townhouses hug the marina of this upmarket fishing village – the ideal contrast to two days of city sightseeing. To unwind, visit nearby Paraggi beach, before your call into the capital of the region, Genoa. Its historic importance can be seen within the grand palaces and piazzas at the centre. An extended stay allows time to journey to fashionable Milan. Or, perhaps opt for a wine tasting tour. In Sanremo, catch a glimpse of the Belle Époque casino and admire the town’s tropical flora. Off the coast, you may even be lucky enough to spot a Sperm Whale or dolphins.


Calls into Cartagena and Malaga perfectly combine history, culture and beauty before a stop in Vigo concludes your authentic exploration.


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