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8 Night Catalonia to Andalusia

From Barcelona to Malaga
  • Emerald Sakara
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Emerald Sakara

Emerald Cruises
4 Stars
  • Cruise #: 14350664
  • Departs: Sat, Oct 23, 2027
  • Returns: Sun, Oct 31, 2027
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    Oceanview $7,695
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    Suite $8,251
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    Itinerary Summary

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    Saturday - Oct 23, 2027
    Day
    1
    Barcelona, Spain
    • Barcelona, Spain
    Sunday - Oct 24, 2027
    Day
    2
    Palma de Mallorca, Spain
    • Palma de Mallorca, Spain
    The capital of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is famous for its stunning coastline, historic towns, and delicious cuisine. Its capital city, Palma de Mallorca, dates to the 13th century and is a vision in honey-colored stone. Marvel at its grand Gothic cathedral, walk the medieval streets lined with aristocratic townhouses and sip coffee in bustling public squares. Elsewhere on the island, discover the authentic village of Valldemossa, the unspoilt beaches and natural beauty of the landscape. Included Excursion: Walking tour of Palma de Mallorca (Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4 hours): Step back through centuries of history as you explore the medieval heart of Palma de Mallorca, from its historic Jewish Quarter to one of the island's most iconic castles. Begin with a guided walk through Call Maior, Palma's historic Jewish Quarter, before visiting the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria (La Seu), Spain's second-largest Gothic cathedral. Admire its soaring columns and elegant interior before exploring the Cathedral Treasury Museum, home to an impressive collection of religious art, manuscripts, and historic treasures. Continue along the scenic Paseo Maritimo, lined with luxury yachts and waterfront hotels, en route to Bellver Castle. This unique 14th-century circular fortress offers spectacular panoramic views over Palma and its beautiful bay while revealing fascinating stories from its royal and military past. Docked: 8 AM-5 PM ...
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    Monday - Oct 25, 2027
    Day
    3
    Ibiza, Spain
    • Ibiza, Spain
    Ibiza's party scene is legendary, attracting thousands of revellers each year from around the world. This gorgeous Balearic Island, just off the coast of Spain, has become synonymous with electronic dance music, jetsetters lifestyle, and late-night revelry. Despite its hedonistic reputation however, Ibiza also promotes responsible tourism, with initiatives to ensure that the island's natural beauty, including beautiful sandy coves backed by pine-clad hills, is preserved for future generations. DiscoverMORE: Dalt Vila walking tour (Activity Level: Active, Duration: 3 hours 30 minutes, extra expense): Wander through the enchanting streets of Dalt Vila, Ibiza's beautifully preserved Old Town and a UNESCO World Heritage Site, where centuries of history unfold within impressive Renaissance walls. Enter the historic quarter through the iconic Ses Taules Gate before exploring its maze of narrow cobbled streets, picturesque squares, and panoramic terraces overlooking Ibiza Town and its harbor. Along the way, admire landmarks including the magnificent Cathedral of Santa Maria, the elegant Episcopal Palace, the historic Town Hall, and the former Dominican Convent, while your guide shares stories of the island's fascinating past. Following the guided walk, enjoy free time to explore at your own pace before relaxing over a traditional ensaimada pastry accompanied by coffee. Docked: 8 AM-8 PM ...
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    Tuesday - Oct 26, 2027
    Day
    4
    Alicante, Spain
    • Alicante, Spain
    Part of Spain's southeastern Costa Blanca coast, Alicante enjoys a lovely Mediterranean climate of hot summers, mild winters, and almost endless sunshine, making it a popular holiday destination year-round. This picturesque port city is known for its beautiful beaches such as Playa de San Juan and Postiguet Beach, which entice travelers from around the world. Set atop a hill in the heart of Alicante, you can discover the Castle of Santa Barbara, dating back to the ninth century. It's also considered one of the best cities for eating out in Spain, so expect street snacks, delicious restaurants, and late-night haunts. DiscoverMORE: Alicante & Downhill hike from Santa Barbara Castle (Activity Level: Active, Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes, extra expense): Discover the rich history and vibrant atmosphere of Alicante, where elegant architecture, local traditions, and a commanding medieval fortress overlook the sparkling Mediterranean. Begin with a guided walk through the historic center, passing landmarks including the 18th-century Baroque Town Hall before visiting the Museo de Hogueras, dedicated to Alicante's famous Hogueras de San Juan festival. Through its fascinating displays, learn about the spectacular bonfire celebrations that have become one of the city's most treasured traditions. Following free time to explore the city at your own pace, continue by motorcoach to the impressive Santa Barbara Castle, perched 166 meters above sea level on Mount Benacantil. Originally built in the 9th century during Moorish rule, the fortress offers a fascinating insight into Alicante's past together with magnificent panoramic views across the city, harbor, and Mediterranean coastline. Docked: 12 PM-10 PM ...
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    Wednesday - Oct 27, 2027
    Day
    5
    Cartagena, Spain
    • Cartagena, Spain
    • Cartagena, Spain
    Part of the Mediterranean's Costa Calida, Cartagena was one of the most important naval ports in Spain until the 18th century. This portside town has been inhabited by several cultures over the centuries, all of whom have left their mark on its streets. Walk its beautiful streets and see layers of history unfold before you, from the Roman Amphitheatre to the Torre Ciega and the Castillo de la Concepcion. EmeraldPLUS: Andalusian Horses (Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 3 hours): Step into the world of the magnificent Pure Spanish Horse with a visit to a traditional family-owned ranch just outside Cartagena, where generations of the Conesa family have dedicated themselves to breeding these elegant animals. Meet mares and their foals in the paddocks before witnessing impressive demonstrations showcasing the beauty, intelligence, and agility of these celebrated horses. Learn about the art of breeding and training while experiencing daily life on this authentic working ranch. Your visit concludes with traditional Spanish tapas and refreshments, accompanied by a captivating performance combining the grace of an Andalusian dancer with the precision and harmony of a beautifully trained stallion. DiscoverMORE: Walking Tour of Cartagena with Visit to Roman Theatre (Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4 hours, extra expense): Explore the historic port city of Cartagena, where Roman monuments, elegant modernist architecture, and authentic Spanish flavors come together in one of Spain's oldest settlements. Begin with a guided walk from the waterfront through the city's historic center, passing the Town Hall Square and impressive early 20th-century modernist buildings. Visit the magnificent Roman Theatre, one of Cartagena's most important archaeological treasures, dating from the 1st century BC and once capable of seating up to 6,000 spectators. Afterwards, enjoy some free time before continuing through the charming Old Quarter, where centuries of history are reflected in its streets and grand facades. Complete your excursion with a true taste of Spain as you visit three local restaurants or bars to sample a selection of traditional tapas, accompanied by a glass of sangria, local wine, or a soft drink. Docked: 8 AM-6 PM ...
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    Thursday - Oct 28, 2027
    Day
    6
    Almeria, Spain
    • Almeria, Spain
    Tucked away on the southeast corner of Spain's Mediterranean coast, Almeria is one of the quieter ports of Andalusia. The city has a handsome historic center, with palm tree-lined plazas, stone churches, the incredible Moorish Alcazaba, and many excellent tapas bars. On the northern edge of the town is the remarkable Tabernas Desert, the only desert in Europe. This dramatic, bone-dry landscape has been used as a filming location for classic Westerns since the 1950s. EmeraldACTIVE: Almeria City Walk and Tapas (Activity Level: Active, Duration: 3 hours 15 minutes): Journey through the historic streets of Almeria, where Moorish heritage, impressive architecture, and Andalusian traditions reveal the city's rich past. A short drive brings you to the city center, where your guided walk begins. Visit the impressive Cathedral of Almeria, a remarkable blend of Gothic and Renaissance architecture that was built to serve as both a place of worship and a defensive fortress against pirate attacks. Continue through the historic quarter, passing landmarks including the Convent of Las Puras, the Episcopal Palace, the Cervantes Theater, and the Central Market, while learning about the city's fascinating history. Conclude your excursion at a traditional local restaurant, where you'll enjoy a selection of authentic Spanish tapas accompanied by refreshments. Docked: 8 AM-6 PM ...
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    Friday - Oct 29, 2027
    Day
    7
    Gibraltar, United Kingdom
    • Gibraltar, United Kingdom
    A little slice of England on the edge of Spain, Gibraltar has been under British rule since 1704. It's incredible position on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula has made it the guardian of the entrance to the Mediterranean Sea for centuries. You'll be amazed by the highlight of this British Overseas Territory: the towering limestone monolith known as the Rock of Gibraltar, which dominates the landscape. From its summit, you can enjoy breathtaking views across the Strait. Designated as a nature reserve, the rock is also home to a colony of Barbary apes-the only wild monkeys found in Europe. DiscoverMORE: Tour of the Rock (Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 2 hours, extra expense): Discover the highlights of Gibraltar, where dramatic natural landscapes, centuries of military history, and unique wildlife come together at the gateway to the Mediterranean Sea. Travel to Europa Point, the southernmost tip of Gibraltar, for spectacular views across the meeting point of the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, with the historic Trinity Lighthouse standing proudly on the headland. Continue to the Upper Rock Nature Reserve to explore the impressive St. Michael's Cave, a vast limestone cavern renowned for its spectacular stalactites and stalagmites. Visit King Charles V Wall, home to Gibraltar's famous Barbary macaques, the only wild monkey population in Europe, before passing the historic Moorish Castle and its iconic Tower of Homage as you descend through the Upper Town. Docked: 1 PM-11:59 PM ...
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    Saturday - Oct 30, 2027
    Day
    8
    Cadiz (Seville), Spain
    • Cadiz (Seville), Spain
    The coastal town of Cadiz, in the Andalusian region of Spain, is your stop for today. Considered to be the oldest continually inhabited city in Europe, it was founded by the Phoenicians around 1100 BC. Cadiz has been a prominent trading port for centuries and is often referred to as the 'City of the Watchtowers' for its striking defensive structures from the 16th and 17th centuries. With a rich cultural, historical, and architectural heritage, the city is filled with landmarks, antique quarters, and lush gardens that will capture all your senses. DiscoverMORE: Jerez and the unique taste of sherry (Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4 hours 30 minutes, extra expense): Step into the heart of Andalusia with a visit to the historic city of Jerez de la Frontera, renowned for its rich heritage and world-famous sherry. Discover the city's highlights on a guided walk, including the impressive Alcazar of Jerez, a magnificent Moorish fortress that reflects centuries of Andalusian history. Continue to the renowned Tio Pepe Winery, where you'll explore its historic cellars, learn about the traditional art of sherry production, and enjoy a tasting of its celebrated wines. Your excursion concludes with a scenic drive back to Cadiz, offering a final opportunity to admire the landscapes of Andalusia. Docked: 10 AM-4 PM ...
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    Sunday - Oct 31, 2027
    Day
    9
    Malaga, Spain
    • Malaga, Spain
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