Overview
Finish:Nice, France
Travel Period
Explore the Mediterranean by luxury yacht
What's Included
- 16 nights on board an Emerald Cruises luxury yacht
- Airport transfers to and from the ship
- The services of an Emerald Cruises Shore Excursion Manager
- Port taxes and charges
- All tipping and gratuities
- 47 superb meals including 16 Breakfasts (B), 15 Lunches (L), 16 Dinners (D)
- Including a Welcome and Farewell Reception & Dinner
- Complimentary wine, beer, soft drinks & selected cocktails throughout the day.
- Guided tour of Mdina and Valletta
- Tour of Porto Ercole
- Walking tour of Portovenere
- Local performance on board
- Soprano Serenade
- Hiking tour to Forte Filippo
- Portofino lighthouse & Brown Castle Wal
Dates & Pricing
Select your preferred date or enquire
Your Itinerary
Day 1 - Valletta, Malta
Your cruise begins in Malta and Valletta, where you’ll be transferred to your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht to commence your memorable voyage, sailing through the glorious Mediterranean Sea. Valletta, the tiny capital of Malta and UNESCO World Heritage Centre, is a living testament to the Baroque period, with well-preserved buildings, ornate churches, and magnificent fortifications.
Please book your flight to arrive into Valletta prior to 07:00 PM.
Docked: Overnight
Day 2 - Valletta, Malta
This stunning fortified city is strategically positioned on a hilly peninsula, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea. As well as storied history, Valletta is the host of lively markets and festivals.
Included Excursion
Guided tour of Mdina and Valletta
Begin with a scenic drive to Mdina, Malta’s ancient capital, perched on a hilltop with sweeping island views. Often called the "Silent City," Mdina is one of Europe’s best-preserved medieval towns. Stroll through its narrow, winding streets as your guide shares over 4,000 years of history. Enjoy free time to visit St. Paul’s Cathedral, Palazzo Falson, browse for local crafts, or relax at a charming café.
Continue by coach to Valletta, Malta’s bustling present-day capital. Visit the stunning St. John’s Co-Cathedral (closed Sundays), then enjoy a guided walking tour passing notable landmarks such as the Grand Master’s Palace, Our Lady of Victories Church, and the Renzo Piano-designed Parliament.
Conclude your visit at the Upper Barrakka Gardens, offering a peaceful setting and panoramic views of the Grand Harbour, the Three Cities, and Fort Ricasoli.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 4 hours
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Panoramic tour of Malta with wine tasting (extra expense)
Begin your journey with a scenic drive to Marsaxlokk, a traditional fishing village known for its colorful luzzu boats and tranquil harbor. Next, travel to Zurrieq for a slow drive past the iconic Blue Grotto, offering mesmerizing views of the vivid blue waters, dramatic sea caves, and the remote Filfla Island, a protected seabird sanctuary.
Continue through Malta’s rural countryside to a local winery, where you’ll be welcomed by the vintners for a guided introduction to Maltese winemaking. Enjoy a tasting of local wines paired with a traditional Maltese platter, highlighting the island’s rich culinary heritage.
From there, head to the coast for a photo stop overlooking St. Paul’s Islands, where, according to tradition, the Apostle Paul was shipwrecked in 60 AD—an event that marked the beginning of Christianity in Malta.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4 hours
Docked: Overnight - 18:00
Day 3 - Giardini Naxos – Transit Strait of Messina, Italy
Set on Sicily’s eastern shores, the picturesque town of Giardini Naxos offers stunning views of the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna – the fabled active volcano. This seaside town is known for its beautiful sandy beaches, clear blue waters, and vibrant waterfront promenade edged with bustling restaurants, shops, and cafés. Giardini Naxos also harbours a rich history, with archaeological sites dating back to ancient times.
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Guided tour of Taormina (extra expense)
Settle in for a comfortable ride through the heart of Giardini Naxos, leading you to the crown jewel of Sicily—Taormina. Admire the exterior of the Cathedral, explore the ancient ruins of the Greek Theatre with the majestic Mount Etna as a backdrop, and take in the striking views of Palazzo Corvaia and the Odeon. Enjoy a leisurely walk along Corso Umberto, the vibrant shopping street that captures the lively spirit of the town.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4 hours
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Mount Etna & Wine tasting (extra expense)
Embark on an unforgettable excursion that combines the awe-inspiring beauty of Mt. Etna with the flavors of Sicilian wines. Ascend to the remarkable Mt. Etna-Crater Silvestri, situated at approximately 6400 feet above sea level. Embark on a guided tour of the spent craters, witnessing the dramatic landscapes shaped by volcanic activity. Capture the essence of this geological marvel that has left a mark on Sicily's history.
Following the awe-inspiring encounter with Mt. Etna, descend to a local winery nestled in the Sicilian countryside. Immerse yourself in the rich winemaking tradition of the region as you explore the winery and indulge in a tasting of their diverse wine offerings.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 5 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 21:00
Day 4 - Lipari, Italy
Lipari is the largest and most populated of the Aeolian Islands, a volcanic archipelago off the coast of Sicily amid the shimmering Tyrrhenian Sea. Its stunning scenery is defined by its rugged coastline, beautiful beaches lapped by crystal-clear turquoise waters and lush vegetation. The island also boasts a charming old town with narrow streets and traditional houses painted in pastel hues, as well as a 16th-century castle, which reveals panoramic views of the surrounding area.
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Volcano island tour by boat (extra expense)
Experience the captivating wonders of Vulcano Island on this thrilling excursion departing from Lipari's Marina Corta. As you sail towards Vulcano, marvel at the island's volcanic landscape, characterized by its three distinct peaks. Upon arrival, disembark at the pier and set out on foot to explore the island's natural wonders. As your excursion comes to a close, return to the motorboat for a scenic sail back to Lipari. Enjoy panoramic views of Vulcano's west coast, including the iconic I Faraglioni rock formations, before arriving back at Marina Corta.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 3 hours
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Lipari island tour and Malvasia tasting (extra expense)
Departing from the pier, your first stop is a visit to a local bakery where you'll sample homemade cookies and enjoy a brief 30-minute break. Then, journey through the island's picturesque hills to reach Quattrocchi, a lookout point offering spectacular views of Vulcano island and its unique geological formations. From there, you'll proceed to a viewpoint overlooking Salina island, providing panoramic vistas of the surrounding islands on clear days. Explore the island's geological wonders with stops at the pumice stone quarries and obsidian streams, where you'll learn about Lipari's diverse landscapes. Afterward, visit the charming village of Canneto on the east coast before continuing your adventure on foot with your guide. Embark on a guided walk to Lipari Castle, built by the Spaniards in the 16th century. Within its imposing walls, discover the Cathedral, originally constructed by the Normans and later rebuilt after being destroyed by pirates. After the tour, you'll have free time to explore Lipari at your own pace.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 3 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 18:00
Day 5 - Amalfi, Italy
Amalfi is a charming coastal town, perched on the cliffs of the Amalfi Coast, overlooking the azure waters of the Tyrrhenian Sea. Amalfi is known for its stunning views, picturesque streets, and rich history. The town is famous for its beautiful cathedral, the Duomo di Amalfi, which dates to the 9th century and features intricate Byzantine mosaics. Explore the historic centre of Amalfi, with its narrow alleys, colourful buildings, and quaint shops selling local ceramics.
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Amalfi and Ravello (extra expense)
Hop aboard a comfortable minibus and leave the coastal charm behind as you drive inland, surrounded by the breathtaking beauty of the Italian mountains. Begin your exploration with a visit to Villa Rufolo, a monumental complex that dates back to the 13th century. Admire the iconic tower and the Moorish-influenced architecture that has captured the imaginations of visitors for centuries. The villa, once described as having "more rooms than there are days in the year," stands as a testament to Ravello's rich history. Immerse yourself in a haven of blooming flowers, lush greenery, and breathtaking views that stretch beyond the mountains. Before returning to your yacht, enjoy a leisurely walking tour through the charming streets of Amalfi. Wander past colorful storefronts, historic piazzas, and picturesque alleys that reveal the town’s rich history and vibrant culture.Before returning to the port, experience the enchanting beauty of Amalfi. Discover the historic charm, vibrant streets, and stunning coastal vistas as you stroll through this picturesque Italian town.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4.5 hours
Offshore: 12:00 - 18:00
Day 6 - Capri, Italy
A legendary island set in Italy’s Bay of Naples, Capri is synonymous with stunning natural beauty. Turquoise waters and beautiful coves dot the dramatic, rugged coastline, and high-end hotels, luxury shopping outlets and gastronomic fine-dining attract the rich and famous – who dock their yachts in the island’s stunning Marina Grande.
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Capri from the sea (extra expense)
After tendering ashore, board a traditional wooden boat for a scenic tour of Capri's striking coastline. Explore its grottoes, gorges, and rocky formations, home to about 850 plant species, including ancient Roman villa plants like Tarantine Myrtle and Acanthus. The island is renowned for its citrus and olive cultivation. During your cruise, view the Villa of Tiberius and the Blue Grotto, while visiting beaches like "Marina Piccola" and "Bianca Grotto." Afterward, you can explore Capri at your leisure or return to the ship by tender.
Activity Level: Easy, Duration: 3 hours
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Cabriolet tour of Capri (extra expense)
Meet your guide at the pier for an unforgettable day in Capri, savoring local wines and traditional Italian cuisine. After a short walk to the taxi station, hop into a convertible taxi to the enchanting village of Anacapri. Choose between a chairlift ride to Mt. Solaro for breathtaking views or visit Axel Munthe’s Villa. After exploring on your own, head to Capri town and enjoy free time at the main square, La Piazzetta, where you can shop and relax.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 4.5 hours
Offshore: 09:00 - 07:00 (next day)
Day 7 - Sorrento, Italy
Another gem to discover on the stunning Amalfi Coast, Sorrento is a much-loved resort town best known for its breathtaking views of the Bay of Naples and imposing Mount Vesuvius across the water. Sorrento is also a popular destination for those seeking a mix of breathtaking scenery, delicious cuisine, and ancient sites. The town's historic centre is filled with atmospheric narrow streets, lined with shops selling traditional products, such as ceramics and limoncello, made from locally grown lemons.
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Guided tour of Pompeii (extra expense)
Step back in time and explore the captivating ruins of Pompeii, frozen in history by the eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79 A.D. This archaeological site showcases the resilience of an ancient Roman town, waiting to be rediscovered. After a scenic 45–60-minute drive, with glimpses of Mount Vesuvius, embark on a guided walking tour through ancient streets, seeing well-preserved mansions, frescoes, and mosaics that reveal the opulence of its 20,000 inhabitants. Enjoy a soft drink and a slice of Neapolitan pizza before returning to Sorrento, with options to explore or head directly to the harbour.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 5.30 hours
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Tarantella performance on board
Immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of Tarantella, a celebration of Sorrento’s rich culture and music from the late 19th century. Experience traditional dances and lively melodies that create unforgettable festivities. Watch mesmerizing footwork and engaging performers bring Tarantella to life on stage, while delightful musical interludes and strolling artists keep you entertained. Feel the rhythm and join in the dance, clapping along with the performers. Embrace the lively atmosphere and let Sorrento’s cultural heritage sweep you off your feet!
Duration: 1.15 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 22:00
Day 8 - Gaeta, Italy
Gaeta is a charming coastal town nestled amid the Italian Lazio region and between the grand cities of Rome and Naples. Offering stunning views of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Gaeta is renowned for its beautiful beaches and crystal-clear turquoise waters. The town however is also rich in history, with ancient Roman ruins and medieval churches scattered throughout its picturesque streets. Gaeta is also famed for its seafood, with many restaurants serving fresh fish caught daily by local fishermen and its distinctive olives and olive oil, which are sold in markets and shops throughout the area.
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Montecassino Abbey and Matilde Winery (extra expense)
Step back through centuries of history and resilience with a guided visit to the legendary Montecassino Abbey, founded in 529 A.D. by St. Benedict. Discover its spiritual significance, war-torn past, and striking reconstruction, all set atop a hill with panoramic views. Then journey to Villa Matilde, a celebrated winery in the lush Campania countryside. Tour the vineyards and cellar, learn about traditional and modern winemaking methods, and enjoy tastings of a white and red wine paired with savory bruschetta before returning to port.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 6 hours
Docked: 08:00 - 15:00
Day 9 - Porto Ercole, Italy
Within Italy’s romantic Tuscany region, you’ll find Porto Ercole a laid-back harbour town with a picturesque bay dotted with luxury yachts and bobbing fishing boats. This stunning historic town is worth exploring for its maze of narrow laneways, stone houses and several important landmarks, including old fortresses, Forte Filippo, Forte Stella, and La Rocca – built during Spanish domination in the 16th century. Today choose between our Included Excursion or EmeraldACTIVE option.
Included Excursion
Tour of Porto Ercole
Embark on a captivating walking tour through Porto Ercole, a picturesque town nestled on the Argentario promontory. Uncover the secrets of its historic fortresses, wander through the charming old town, and pay homage to the legendary Caravaggio. Marvel at the ancient part of the city center as you meander through its narrow streets. Admire the unique blend of history and charm, appreciating the architectural wonders that have withstood the test of time. Your guide will share captivating stories, offering insights into the town's captivating past. Pause for picturesque moments as you pass by noble palaces, each telling a story of Porto Ercole's grandeur. Discover the footprints of Caravaggio, the renowned artist who left an indelible mark on this coastal haven. A monument in the local cemetery pays homage to Caravaggio, offering a poignant reminder of his connection to Porto Ercole. After this insightful tour, the remainder of the day is yours to explore at leisure. Dive into the local atmosphere, indulge in authentic Italian experiences, or simply soak in the beauty of Porto Ercole's surroundings.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 2 hours
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Hiking tour to Forte Filippo
Your journey kicks off at the pier with a visit to Forte Filippo, a Spanish fortress nestled on the Argentario promontory. As you embark on a pleasant uphill walk, the breathtaking views unfold, showcasing the unique beauty of the Argentario landscape. Pause at the Tomb of Caravaggio, a tribute to the famed artist who spent his final days in Porto Ercole. Delve into the history of Caravaggio as you ascend the hill. Learn about Michelangelo Merisi, Caravaggio's real name, and the significant impact he had on Porto Ercole. The town pays homage to this artistic genius with a visit to his tomb, a poignant reminder of his connection to this coastal gem. Reaching the summit, immerse yourself in the historical grandeur of Forte Filippo. Walk along the perimeter of the fortress, tracing the footsteps of soldiers who once guarded the territory. Revel in panoramic views stretching from the Orbetello lagoon to the southern coast of Tuscany, creating a picturesque backdrop to your exploration. Descend through the town, exploring the Rocca with its imposing State of the Presidios emblem dominating the entrance portal. Wander through Porto Ercole's city center, adorned with noble palaces and traces of Caravaggio's presence, as your guide unveils the secrets of this captivating coastal town. After your hiking adventure, choose to return to the port at your own pace or savor the local flavors at a restaurant or café as you walk back to the pier. Experience the perfect blend of history, nature, and leisure on this unforgettable journey through Porto Ercole!
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 3 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 21:00
Day 10 - Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy
After breakfast, set off to explore Rome and uncover the ancient history of this storied city. In the afternoon, we’ll welcome you back on board your Emerald Cruises luxury yacht for the second half of your journey to explore the Mediterranean.
*Please verify with the Shore Excursion Manager onboard whether a DiscoverMORE tour is available.
Docked: 06:00 - 18:00
Day 11 - Calvi, France
According to local legend, Calvi, set on the beautiful island of Corsica, is where the intrepid, 15th century explorer, Christopher Columbus, was born. While historians may debate this, the natural beauty and rich culture of Calvi is undisputed. Calvi's beach presents a crescent-shaped bay of powdery white sand fringed by maritime pines, while the town has evolved as Corsica’s ‘culture capital’, hosting several music festivals over the idyllic summer months.
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Discover old Corsica and its villages (extra expense, must be pre-booked)
Your first stop is the ancient circular village of Sant’ Antonino, perched majestically on a rocky outcrop overlooking the sea. Next, venture to the hilltop village of Pigna, nestled in the heart of the Balagne region. This charming village, adorned with flower-filled streets and a quaint village square, is a haven for artists and artisans. Your journey continues through the scenic countryside, passing through the historic villages of Corbara and Aregno. Marvel at the timeless beauty of these ancient settlements before returning to Calvi.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 4 hours
Offshore: 10:00 - 21:00
Day 12 - Livorno, Italy
Along the western coast of Tuscany, the bustling city of Livorno boasts a modern seaport, but is best known for its scenic beauty, picturesque views of the azure Mediterranean Sea and delicious fresh seafood. The city's culinary scene is not surprisingly, heavily influenced by its seaside location, tempting with signature dishes such as 'cacciucco', a traditional fish stew that is a must-try for every visitor.
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Guided tour of Florence (extra expense)
Florence, the heart of the Renaissance, boasts stunning architecture and rich history. Start at the iconic Duomo, with its impressive dome by Brunelleschi. Stroll across the Ponte Vecchio, lined with jewellers, and see the charming Piazza della Signoria and Santa Croce square. Embrace the vibrant culture and artistic legacy that makes Florence truly enchanting.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 8.5 hours
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San Gimignano and wine tasting (extra expense)
Experience the enchanting beauty of San Gimignano, a medieval hilltown famed for its striking skyline of towers and rich cultural heritage. This tour combines a guided exploration of this UNESCO World Heritage site with a delightful wine tasting experience and a traditional Tuscan lunch, making it an unforgettable day in the heart of Tuscany.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 8 hours
Docked: 08:00 - 23:00
Day 13 - Marina di Carrara, Italy
Early in the morning, you’ll sail onwards to Tuscany and Marina di Carrara. This lovely seaside village is famous for the pale and premium Italian marble that is mined and quarried from the nearby mountains, used to create some of the world’s most important artistic wonders, such as the iconic statue, Michelangelo’s David. These shimmering mountains of the purest marble contrast beautifully with the coastal scenery of Marina di Carrara.
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Medieval Lucca by bike (extra expense)
Experience the charm of Lucca by e-bike, guided by an expert, for an unforgettable exploration of the town center. Discover notable sites such as the statue of Giacomo Puccini, Piazza San Michele, and San Michele Church, as well as the ancient Roman forum that showcases the blend of the old and the new. The tour then proceeds to Piazza Anfiteatro and Torre Guinigi, iconic landmarks you won’t want to overlook. After cycling along the walls, you'll have some leisure time to explore the city.
Activity Level: Easy, Duration: 4.5 hours
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4x4 Adventure: The famous Carrara Marble Quarries (extra expense)
Take a scenic drive through the charming villages along the Liguria and Tuscany coasts before arriving at the Apuane Mountains. As we ascend to the quarry area, we will explore the marble extraction and treatment process. A visit to these quarries offers a glimpse into the lives and work of the "Carrarini," the local marble workers. Following our exploration, we will enjoy a lunch break featuring Lardo di Colonnata croutons and other local delicacies with IGP certification.
Activity Level: Easy, Duration: 3.5 hours
Docked: 08:00 - 05:00 (next day)
Day 14 - Porto Venere, Italy
Along the Ligurian coast of Italy’s northwest shores, Porto Venere presents an ancient town with a romantic history, thanks to its penchant for attracting famous poets and artists over the centuries. This UNESCO World Heritage Site boasts wonderful swimming spots, beloved amongst others, by the iconic poet Lord Byron, who regularly bathed and meditated here in the early 1800s. One of Porto Venere's most striking features is its gothic-style Church of St. Peter, dating back to the 12th century, perched atop a rocky headland overlooking the sparkling sea.
Included Excursion
Walking tour of PortoVenere
Explore the picturesque medieval village of Portovenere, celebrated by Petrarch as the "panoramic miracle" of the Gulf of La Spezia. Begin your journey at the Roman gateway and stroll along Carugio Capellini, discover Byron's grotto, San Lorenzo Church and admire the artwork inside, including the mysterious Madonna Bianca painting, said to have been discovered washed up from the sea.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 2 hours
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Cinque Terre by private boat (extra expense)
Start your day in Portovenere, a UNESCO-listed town. From there, board your private motorboat and set off to explore the Cinque Terre coast. Your first stop will be Monterosso with a guided tour of the village, treat yourself to a delicious pesto bruschetta paired with local wine. Next, visit Vernazza, a charming fishing village known for its picturesque port surrounded by soft pastel-coloured buildings. Enjoy some leisure time before returning to Portovenere.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4.5 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 23:00
Day 15 - Santa Margherita Ligure, Italy – Portofino, Italy
Welcome to Santa Margherita Ligure, an Italian resort town presenting panoramic views and revered for its timeless elegance and style. For those seeking ‘La dolce vita’, you’ll find it here in abundance. Stroll the Santa Margherita promenade, or the pebbly beachfront, admiring the gleaming yachts and sailing boats. Explore a beautiful Baroque church or sample freshly caught, succulent red shrimps.
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Downhill hike to Portofino (extra expense)
Meet your guide at the Santa Margherita pier and board your vehicle to journey to the quaint village of Nozarego, where your hiking adventure to Portofino begins. The trail weaves through lush Mediterranean flora, vineyards, and olive groves, with the vibrant vegetation intermingling with medieval architecture. Pause for a picnic featuring local focaccia and a glass of wine before continuing your hike. Once you arrive in Portofino, enjoy a guided tour of this iconic destination.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 4 hours
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Culinary experience in Rapallo (extra expense)
Meet Guido, a passionate local chef whose enthusiasm for Rapallo's culinary heritage is infectious. As you stroll through the vibrant food market, guided by Guido, you'll learn about the key ingredients that make Ligurian cuisine so distinctive. Then, it’s off to Guido’s charming bottega, where the real fun begins! You’ll dive into the traditional method of making pesto alla Genovese. To sweeten the experience, you’ll also prepare pandolce, a traditional festive cake that encapsulates the warmth of Italian hospitality. As your culinary creations take shape, you'll toast to your culinary achievements with a glass of sweet Moscato from nearby Portofino, enjoying the perfect pairing of flavors.
Activity Level: Moderate, Duration: 4.75 hours
Later in the morning, you’ll sail on to Portofino. Nestled along the Italian Riviera, Portofino boasts a rich gastronomic scene, a picturesque harbour and narrow streets lined with charming pastel-hued houses, high-end boutiques and seafood restaurants.
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Portofino lighthouse & Brown Castle Walk
Experience the charm of Portofino as you walk through its stunning landscapes, historic sites, and breathtaking views. Discover the historic Brown Castle its ancient walls and learn about its fascinating history, from its construction in the 16th century to its role in local lore. Enjoy San Giorgio Church and its beautiful frescoes and tranquil atmosphere before heading to the lighthouse.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 2 hours
Offshore: 14:00 - 21:00
Day 16 - Monte Carlo, Monaco
Officially known as the Principality of Monaco, the sovereign city-state of Monaco is renowned worldwide for its opulence and glamour, boasting high-end casinos, a yacht-lined harbour, the prestigious Grand Prix motor racing event and exclusive Monte Carlo quarter. This gem of the Côte d'Azur is also home to Monaco’s royal household, several museums and numerous cultural events hosted throughout the year, celebrating anything from music and dance to theatre and the visual arts.
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Eze & Cap Ferrat (extra expense)
Your first stop is the enchanting village of Eze, dramatically positioned 1,401 feet above sea level. Wander through the medieval streets, flanked by beautifully restored homes that now house delightful boutiques and artists' studios. As your journey continues, the route takes you to Saint Jean Cap Ferrat, where rugged cliffs meet the azure sea, adorned with luxurious villas. Your next highlight is the celebrated "Ile de France" museum, situated in a stunning villa that once belonged to Baroness Béatrice Ephrussi de Rothschild.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 5 hours
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Saint-Paul de Vence & Grasse (extra expense)
Commence on a captivating journey from Monaco, venturing inland to explore the charming towns of Grasse and Saint Paul-de-Vence. Begin with a guided tour of a perfume factory in Grasse, where you'll learn about the intricate process of distilling essences from flowers, a tradition dating back centuries. Next, journey through the picturesque Gorges du Loup canyon en-route to Saint-Paul de Vence, a medieval village renowned for its artistic heritage and stunning views.
Activity Level: Strenuous, Duration: 8.5 hours
Offshore: 08:00 - 21:00
Day 17 - Nice, France
Your unforgettable yacht cruise concludes in the coastal city of Nice, where you’ll be transferred to the airport for your return flight home or to continue your holiday.
Please book your flight to depart out of Nice after 12:00 PM.
Docked: 08:00
*Please verify with the Shore Excursion Manager onboard whether a DiscoverMORE tour is available on disembarkation day.
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 states above. Please refer to our terms and conditions for further information.
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