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11 Night Amalfi to the Adriatic Italy Malta and Croatia

From Rome to Venice
  • Emerald Sakara
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Emerald Sakara

Emerald Cruises
4 Stars
  • Cruise #: 14350582
  • Departs: Sat, Sep 16, 2028
  • Returns: Wed, Sep 27, 2028
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    Oceanview $9,843
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    Suite $13,240
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    Itinerary Summary

    Day by Day Details

    Land Segment of Itinerary

    Saturday - Sep 16, 2028
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    Rome, Italy
    • Rome, Italy
    • Bus Travel

    Cruise Segment of Itinerary

    Day 1 - Saturday - Sep 16, 2028
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    Cruise Begins
    • Cruise Begins
    • Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
    Your cruise begins in Italy at Civitavecchia, the historic seaport and main gateway for the ancient capital of Rome. Known as the 'Eternal City', Rome is littered with iconic landmarks that bear testament to its former status as the epicenter of the mighty Roman Empire. Here, you'll be transferred to your Emerald luxury yacht to begin your voyage discovering the delights of the Italian coastline. Please book your flight to arrive into Rome prior to 2 PM. ...
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    Sunday - Sep 17, 2028
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    • Casamicciola Terme, Ischia, Italy
    Awaken to a serene morning and enjoy a lavish breakfast on deck as you cruise past the stunning Amalfi Coast and the glamorous isle of Capri, before reaching your next destination. Casamicciola Terme, nestled on the northern coast of the island of Ischia, is renowned for its wealth of natural thermal springs - so much so that the word 'thermal' (terme) is part of its name. Known for its rejuvenating waters and wellness culture, it has long been a destination for those seeking relaxation, healing, and a touch of luxury amid picturesque surroundings. The town's thermal heritage is deeply woven into its identity, offering everything from historic spas to modern wellness retreats. ...
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    Monday - Sep 18, 2028
    Day
    3
    Amalfi, Italy
    • Amalfi, Italy
    The stunning Amalfi Coast, designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site, has been a much-loved holiday destination since ancient times. Located in southern Italy's Campania region, just south of Naples, the Amalfi Coast boasts idyllic beaches and seaside towns that are home to grand Italian villas and glitzy beach clubs hugging the craggy cliffs that rise from the sparkling sea. ...
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    Tuesday - Sep 19, 2028
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    Trapani, Italy
    • Trapani, Italy
    Set on the western tip of Sicily, Trapani is a historic port city with a dramatic coastline. The fortified town has been at the center of the fishing and salt trades for thousands of years. The coastal salt pans make up part of a unique landscape that comprises windmills, flat-topped pastel-colored buildings, and domed churches. The narrow streets of the picturesque old town are lined with historic Baroque buildings in warm colors, vibrant markets, and eateries offering local delicacies such as fresh seafood and the famous Sicilian cannoli. You can reach the hilltop medieval village of Erice, located 751 meters (2,464 feet) above sea level, via a picturesque cable car ride. Wander the rabbit warren of cobblestoned laneways past crumbling castle ruins and enjoy breathtaking vistas over the town of Trapani below. ...
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    Wednesday - Sep 20, 2028
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    Porto Empedocle, Italy
    • Porto Empedocle, Italy
    On Sicily's southern coast in the province of Agrigento, the charming town of Porto Empedocle welcomes you with its beaches, laid-back atmosphere, and fascinating history. A major port for grain shipments in the 1400s, it later became known for its sulfur and rock salt mining, industries that helped shape the region. The town is named after the ancient philosopher Empedocles, who lived near here in the fifth century BC. Today, Porto Empedocle is the ideal gateway to explore southern Sicily, offering easy access to the remarkable Valley of the Temples while inviting guests to enjoy its vibrant harbor, local seafood, and coastal charm. ...
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    Thursday - Sep 21, 2028
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    Valletta, Malta
    • Valletta, Malta
    Declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site in 1980, the fortified city of Valletta is one of the most concentrated historic areas in the world, with a staggering 320 monuments. Built on a narrow one-kilometer-long (0.62-mile-long) peninsula in the 16th century by the Knights of St John, the pocket-sized capital of Malta is, today, a blend of rich history, culture, and breathtaking architecture. Stroll through its narrow, cobblestone streets, where every corner reveals a treasure, such as the 16th-century Baroque chapels of St John's Co-Cathedral. ...
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    Friday - Sep 22, 2028
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    • Giardini Naxos, Italy
    Nestled along the eastern shores of Sicily, Giardini Naxos was one of the earliest Greek settlements in Sicily, traditionally dated to 734 BC. Today, it's a charming resort town known for its sandy beaches and vibrant waterfront promenade. It also commands views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna. Giardini Naxos serves as the launchpad for glamorous Taormina, which is known as the 'Pearl of the Ionian Sea'. Just a short journey away, you can immerse yourself in Taormina's posh Corso Umberto (pedestrian-friendly center) and see its ancient Greek theater and enchanting medieval architecture. ...
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    Saturday - Sep 23, 2028
    Day
    8
    Otranto, Italy
    • Otranto, Italy
    On the tip of Italy's Puglia region, Otranto has a charming old town of narrow cobblestone streets, ancient stone walls, and stunning medieval architecture. Don't miss the Otranto Cathedral, built by the Normans in the 11th century and renowned for its frescoes and an intricate mosaic floor from the 12th century. The bones of 813 martyrs are displayed in a glass case behind the altar. Otranto's lovely waterfront affords breathtaking views of the turquoise Adriatic Sea. Spend time soaking up the sun on one of its sandy beaches that line the coast and indulge in delectable Apulian dishes at one of the many quaint trattorias, such as focaccia, burrata, and fresh seafood. ...
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    Sunday - Sep 24, 2028
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    Dubrovnik, Croatia
    • Dubrovnik, Croatia
    At the southernmost point of Croatia on the Dalmatian Coast, UNESCO World Heritage-listed Dubrovnik is called the 'Pearl of the Adriatic'. The city is renowned for its breathtaking architecture, with red terracotta-tiled roofs and white stone walls making a striking contrast against the turquoise waters that lap below. Stroll through the iconic Old Town, where cobbled streets lead you past magnificent Baroque buildings; enjoy a drink on the Stradun, the main thoroughfare through the city; and take a walk along the ancient city walls for panoramic views over the rooftops and Adriatic Sea. The impressive Rector's Palace, a 15th-century Gothic-Renaissance palace that was once Dubrovnik's administrative center, is also a must-visit. ...
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    Monday - Sep 25, 2028
    Day
    10
    Hvar, Croatia
    • Hvar, Croatia
    The heart of the island paradise of Hvar is the Old Town. While it's become a modern-day hotspot, it's layered in history and architectural wonder. The town of Hvar is a photogenic jumble of whitewashed buildings with red roofs and beyond the town are rolling hills peppered with lavender fields, olive groves, and grapevines. ...
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    Tuesday - Sep 26, 2028
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    11
    Zadar, Croatia
    • Zadar, Croatia
    Zadar is something of a hidden Croatian gem, a captivating blend of ancient history and modern charm. As you stroll through its cobbled streets, you'll encounter spectacular Roman ruins, including the well-preserved Roman Forum constructed between the first century BC and third century AD, and the majestic St Donatus Church, a symbol of the city's rich heritage. You'll be mesmerized by the Sea Organ, stone carvings along the promenade designed so the lapping waves create natural and hauntingly beautiful melodies. As the sun disappears, be captivated by Sun Salutation, a dazzling solar-powered installation that lights up at night. ...
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    Wednesday - Sep 27, 2028
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    12
    Venice, Italy
    • Venice, Italy
    Your luxury voyage through the Mediterranean and Adriatic concludes in Venice. From here, you'll be transferred to the airport for your journey home, or to continue your holiday. Please book your flight to depart out of Venice after 12 PM.; Notes: The itinerary is a guide only and may be amended for operational reasons. As such Emerald Cruises cannot guarantee the cruise will operated unaltered from the itinerary stated above. ...
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