7 NIGHT MEDITERRANEAN CRUISE
Cunard Queen Victoria 10th January 2023
Join the sumptuous Queen Victoria in Civitavecchia (Rome) for this magical 7 night Mediterranean Cruise with ports of call at Barcelona – Corsica – Villafranche (Nice) – Livorno (Florence/Pisa) returning to Civitavecchia for your return flight home.
| DEPARTURE/RETURN LOCATION |
Civitavecchia (Rome) |
| DEPARTURE TIME |
Please arrive at least 2 hours before the flight. |
| INCLUDED |
| Airfare & Transfers |
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| 7 Night Cruise
Full Board |
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| NOT INCLUDED |
| Shore Excursions |
| On Board Gratuity |
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YOUR HOLIDAY HOME AT SEA
The Queen Victoria
There’s something distinctly refined and regal about a Cunard cruise and the beautiful Queen Victoria certainly upholds the fine traditions of this luxury line. Even before you board this beautiful ship you’ll note the trademark black and red livery which, together with her sleek modern design, immediately sets the theme of proud cruising heritage married with innovative features for today’s cruise guests. From her plush, elegantly decorated public rooms to her gourmet dining and luxurious, spacious cabins, Queen Victoria exudes class. The range of options for high-quality entertainment and enrichment, as well as serene relaxation make for the cruise holiday of a lifetime.
Facilities on board
- Royal Spa and fitness centre
- Several entertainment and dance lounges
- Two main pools, several Jacuzzi’s
- Luxury cabins, some with butler service
- Play Zone kids activities
- Tonnage 90,000
- Passenger capacity 1,997
- Total Crew 981
- Total Cabins 1,007
- Decks 12
- WHATS INCLUDED IN YOUR CRUISE
All Flights.
- 2 Night Luxury Hotel Stay (Fort Lauderdale)
- All Transfers
- 11 Nights full board cruise
- On board credit per cabin
ITINERARY
Day 1:
Civitavecchia: Embark Queen Victoria.
Civitavecchia (Rome) is often described as the Eternal City and is filled with breath taking treasurers of almost every description – The Vatican’s Sistine Chapel, St Peter’s Basilica, the Colosseum, and the Trevi Fountain where a tossed coin promises your return to this city of Romance. Take a walk along the famous (and expensive) Via Veneto which came to fame in the 1960’ as the centre of la dolce vita (the sweet life) attracting jet setters and stars from around the world. Tour its many historical landmarks and enjoy the food, the culture, the ambiance, and the surrounding scenery. There is no doubt you’ll learn the meaning of la dolce vita when you visit Rome.
Day 2: At Sea
Day 3: Barcelona
Barcelona combines everything that is most charming about Mediterranean cities – a relaxed pace, months of endless sunshine, unbeatable food – with the cultural and design sophistication of almost any city in the northern hemisphere. Its patchwork of architectural styles displays dark, Gothic façades next to the harlequin buildings of the Modernistas and the skyline-piercing constructions of Jean Nouvel or Herzog and de Meuron, and a day spent admiring them can be topped off with a sun downer on one of the city’s seven beaches before dinner at any number of Michelin-starred gastronomic temples or humble, family-run tapas bars.
Day 4: At Sea
Day 5: Corsica
Corsica, the birthplace of Napoleon Bonaparte. Stroll past the cathedral where the future emperor of France was baptized and take a look at the Casa Bonaparte a museum devoted to the Imperial glory of France. But Corsica is also known as the “scented isle” because of the aromatic bush, le maquis, that covers much of the island and was also the name of the French resistance movement during the German occupation in World War 2.
Day 6: Villefranche (Nice)
Villefranche sur Mer, The picturesque little village of Villefranche sur Mer, whose historic medieval buildings cluster along the coast, is a fascinating place to visit. Its popularity is due in part to it’s proximity to Nice, Monaco, Cannes and the French Riviera. The glamorous Côte d’Azur is an extraordinary playground for the rich and famous.
Day 7: Livorno (Florence/Pisa)
Livorno.is claimed to be the cradle of the Renaissance and is home to the Uffizi Gallery which is only rivalled by the Louvre for its collection of Renaissance masterpieces. You can also make your way to the world-famous tower of Pisa which took over 177 years to build and has been leaning since construction began in 1173.
Day 8: Civitavecchia (Rome)
Disembark your ship – Queen Victoria
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