Embark on a quiet-season adventure along the Mediterranean's southern shores as you sail through the Adriatic to Gibraltar. This 24-day cruise sails between Venice’s Grand Canal to Barcelona's hallmark baroque and gothic architecture. Linger late during overnight port stays in Venice, Florence, Dubrovnik, Malaga, and Barcelona . Take in the beauty of Croatia in the winter and enjoy stunning landscapes dusted with snow, seasonal markets, and authentic and tranquil old towns.

Leave the crowds behind and experience Italy and the Adriatic from a different perspective on this unique off-season voyage. See popular attractions like the Sistine Chapel, St. Mark’s Square, and Pompeii with fewer people, giving you time to absorb the talent of Michelangelo, the ravishing beauty of Venice, and the tragedy of Pompeii. You’ll find more intimate and meaningful experiences everywhere you go as locals take the place of visitors.

Sip red wines and savor tapas, pastas, rich cheeses and aged hams throughout Portugal,  Spain, France and Italy. You’ll spend 15 memorable days exploring tiny rustic villages, historic fortified ports and contemporary architecture in Ibiza, Barcelona, Palma, Mahon, Portoferraio, Rome and more. Kayak along the stunning coastline of Mallorca and bike from Portoferraio to Enfola, Elba in Italy.

This far-ranging 16-day southern Mediterranean cruise from Greece to Spain and gives you additional time to linger on overnight port stays in Seville and Lisbon. A small ship exclusive transit of the Corinth Canal grants extra moments to savor the hallowed ruins of the Oracle of Delphi. Ride mountain bikes to villages, Venetian ruins, and rural countryside during a scenic Corfu cycling tour.

Enjoy the world’s premier yachting playgrounds in a beautiful small ship that feels like your own private yacht. These beautiful ports string together like perfect pearls, each glowing with its own special beauty. Sparkling cities and charming villages. Secluded harbors and immaculate beaches. Discover the mystique and magic of the Rivieras that only an intimate small ship can show you.