All of our Mediterranean cruises start in Palma. Think of it as the world's best departure lounge and a perfect place to get into the Mediterranean lifestyle.

Get back to the old world and discover the sights of the Portuguese capital Lisbon.  It's a lovely city to explore with narrow cobbled streets, antique wooden street cars and picture-perfect cafes to enjoy a cool drink in.

Get back to the old world and discover the sights of the Portuguese capital Lisbon.  It's a lovely city to explore with narrow cobbled streets, antique wooden street cars and picture-perfect cafes to enjoy a cool drink in.

Madeira is famed for its tropical gardens, terraced mountain sides and spectacular coastline, all of which are in easy reach of the capital, Funchal.

Positioned just off the West Coast of Africa, Lanzarote is an island of contrasts. With dramatic volcanic landscapes, golden sands and endless sunshine to rival any tropical shore, this is sun, sea and sand with a twist.

Mindeo is a charming mix of Portuguese and African culture, where the countryside remains unspoilt, with lush green landscapes meeting rugged volcanic peaks.

Recife is known as the 'Venice of Brazil' as it sits on the coast dissected by waterways and connected by numerous bridges. The new and old harmoniously co-exists where Recife blends in to Olinda.

More than anywhere else in Brazil, African roots define Salvador's character.  The food, dress, music and dance styles all proclaim their African influence.

From the time you set foot in Vitoria you'll be struck by the beauty of the place. Its buildings, ancient forts and churches perfectly capture the colonial past of the region.

Few cities in the world can conjure the same anticipation as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's most famous city.  From Sugar Loaf Mountain, the sun drenched sands of Copacabana and Ipanema to the legendary Maracana Stadium, Rio's reputation precedes her.

The port of Santos is the start or end of your transatlantic voyage with transfers directly to or from Sau Paulo airport.