Central Mediterranean
- 13th July 2025
- 19 Nights
- Southampton
- Arcadia
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Your itinerary
- Southampton
- Cartagena, Spain
- Cagliari
- Dubrovnik
- Zadar
- Corfu
- Messina
- Cadiz
- La Coruna
- Southampton
Day 1
13th Jul '25
Southampton
The city center is a charming mix of old city walls and a large modern shopping centre. With multiple restaurants, museums, cinemas and theatres there is plenty to be explored. Time spent at embarkation and disembarkation ports may be limited which may restrict availability of shore excursions.
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Day 2
14th Jul '25
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15th Jul '25
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16th Jul '25
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Day 5
17th Jul '25
Cartagena, Spain
An ancient city with a name to match – it was founded more than 2,200 years ago by Carthaginian leader Hasdrubal – Cartagena is now one of Spains busiest commercial centres. Step ashore here, though, and you are immediately aware of its rich history. In fact, you see it even as you cruise towards the harbour as this is flanked by towering fortresses. Then, in the centre of the old town, you will find the original Carthaginian castle and sections of the old city walls. But Cartagena is also a city which moves with the times hence the new harbourfront development which includes the unique National Museum of Underwater Archaeology. As part of Murcia province, Cartagena cruise port is also an excellent base for visiting the city of Murcia itself and its distinctive Baroque cathedral; the 17th century religious sanctuary of Fuensanta; the Fortress at Lorca Taller del Tiempo; the spa resort of Balneario de Archena; and for touring into the mountainous interior or along the Costa Blanca to Alicante.
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Day 6
18th Jul '25
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Day 7
19th Jul '25
Cagliari
Most of the citys impressive attractions can be seen just by walking through the walled Castello area with its winding alleyways and open piazzas. Do not miss the 2nd Century Roman amphitheatre and the colourful botanical gardens featuring 500 different plants. There is a lively covered market every weekday and Saturdays just north of the Castello and you will be spoilt for choice with restaurants in the marina area, with fish and seafood a speciality. There are numerous bars, pizzerias, and ice cream stalls along the seafront. While, for pure relaxation, search out the superb sandy beaches in Poetto, just 15 minutes from the city.
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Day 8
20th Jul '25
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Day 9
21st Jul '25
Dubrovnik
This beautiful city is situated on the Dalmatian coastline of the Adriatic sea at the southern end of Croatia. Amazingly, most of the war damage has been repaired and Dubrovnik is once again the ‘Pearl of the Adriatic.
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Day 10
22nd Jul '25
Zadar
Zadar, a city on Croatia’s Dalmatian coast, is known for the Roman and Venetian ruins of its peninsular Old Town. There are several Venetian gates in the city walls. Surrounding the Roman-era Forum is 11th-century St. Mary’s Convent, with religious art dating to the 8th century. There’s also the grand, 12th-century St. Anastasia’s Cathedral and the round, 9th-century pre-Romanesque Church of St. Donatus.
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Day 11
23rd Jul '25
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Day 12
24th Jul '25
Corfu
Corfu is a beguiling island of wildflowers and cypress groves, Venetian architecture and herb scented mountains. It is also an island where youll discover the shallow waters of the Aegean Sea as it laps long stretches of golden sand. In Corfu Town, wander the narrow alleyways of the Venetian old town, explore the two fortresses and gasp in awe at the stunning views. Take a ferry across to the islet known as Mouse Island, which according to legend, is actually a ship turned to stone!
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Day 13
25th Jul '25
Messina
The island of Sicily is separated from Italy by the Strait of Messina, and retains an air of independence from its motherland. Messina, has wide avenues, a stunning harbour and is located close to the classical ruins of Tindari and the ancient city of Taormina. A mountainous and rugged land, Sicily is dominated by Europes largest volcano, Mt. Etna. With four live craters around its summit, this is one of the most active volcanoes in the world.
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Day 14
26th Jul '25
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Day 15
27th Jul '25
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Day 16
28th Jul '25
Cadiz
You cruise right into the heart of historic Cadiz as immediately across the busy Avenida del Puerto from the Spanish port is the main square and shopping area. From there, it is easy to find your own way around this compact city. Behind is the 18th century cathedral (El Nueva) and the view from the top is worth the long climb up its internal stairs. The narrow streets of the old town below are lined by tall Moorish-style houses with flower-decked balconies mixed in amongst some small shops and tapas bars. Cadiz dates back to the 12th century BC so is the oldest continuously inhabited city in the western world but sultry Seville has long since outgrown its neighbour. La Giralda (the bell-tower next to its Gothic cathedral), is in Sevilles historic Jewish quarter which also has the whitewashed houses and exquisitely coloured bougainvillea that everyone associates with this lovely city.
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Day 17
29th Jul '25
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Day 18
30th Jul '25
La Coruna
The name of Corunas cruise dock – Transatlantic Quay – reflects its location on the northwestern tip of the Iberian Peninsular making it – you might be surprised to learn – the closest European port to New York. It is a charming mixture of old town and new town also with a couple of beaches along the two-mile stretch of coastline it overlooks. The colonnaded Maria Pita Square is at the heart of the old town, with many shops, bars and restaurants all around. There are various fascinating museums including the interactive House of Mankind plus an aquarium and planetarium. La Coruña is also the main Atlantic gateway to one of the most ruggedly scenic regions in Spain – Galicia. Among its attractions is one of the worlds great pilgrimage destinations: Santiago de Compostela, with its Romanesque cathedral.
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Day 19
31st Jul '25
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Day 20
1st Aug '25
Southampton
The city center is a charming mix of old city walls and a large modern shopping centre. With multiple restaurants, museums, cinemas and theatres there is plenty to be explored. Time spent at embarkation and disembarkation ports may be limited which may restrict availability of shore excursions.
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Your ship - The Arcadia
Exclusively for adults – Arcadia’s signature features such as her exterior glass-fronted lifts and expansive art collection, featuring no less than 3,000 works of art, create a sophisticated air.
Exclusively for adults – Arcadia’s signature features such as her exterior glass-fronted lifts and expansive art collection, featuring no less than 3,000 works of art, create a sophisticated air.
Art Gallery
Photo Gallery
Reception
Screening Room
The Portunus Club
Tours Office
Wrap Around Promenade Deck
Cinema
Crow’s Nest
Live Bands
Monte Carlo Casino
The Palladium
Library
Sports Court
Hydro Massage Pool
Oasis Spa
The Retreat
Thermal Suite
Whirlpool
Aquarius Bar
Bar
Caffe Vivo
Celebrations
Electra
Emporium
Intermezzo
Lounge
Marco Pierre White Restaurant
Meridian Restaurant
Neptune Bar
Ocean Grill
Orchid Bar
Orchid Restaurant
Piano Bar
Piccadilly Restaurant
Spinnaker Bar
The Belvedere Food Court
The Crow’s Nest
The Restaurant
The Viceroy Room
Description
Exclusively for adults – Arcadia’s signature features such as her exterior glass-fronted lifts and expansive art collection, featuring no less than 3,000 works of art, create a sophisticated air.
Other
Art Gallery
Photo Gallery
Reception
Screening Room
The Portunus Club
Tours Office
Wrap Around Promenade Deck
Entertainment
Cinema
Crow’s Nest
Live Bands
Monte Carlo Casino
The Palladium
Recreational
Library
Sports Court
Relaxation
Hydro Massage Pool
Oasis Spa
The Retreat
Thermal Suite
Whirlpool
Food and Drink
Aquarius Bar
Bar
Caffe Vivo
Celebrations
Electra
Emporium
Intermezzo
Lounge
Marco Pierre White Restaurant
Meridian Restaurant
Neptune Bar
Ocean Grill
Orchid Bar
Orchid Restaurant
Piano Bar
Piccadilly Restaurant
Spinnaker Bar
The Belvedere Food Court
The Crow’s Nest
The Restaurant
The Viceroy Room
Staterooms
inside
Approximately 189 sq. ft.
These spacious cabins are perfect if you want a more economical way to...travel and prefer to be out and about experiencing the ship or reclining up on deck by the pools.
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suite
Approximately 388-480 sq. ft.
The ultimate in luxury, our mini-suites offer the extra space of a...lounge area (perfect for entertaining), a superior bathroom, dressing area and a broad balcony to take in the sights.
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balcony
Approximately 206 sq. ft.
There’s nothing quite like opening your patio style doors onto y...our own private balcony.
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outside
Approximately 180-189 sq. ft.
If a balcony is not top of your list, but you’re seeking gre...at value and a sea view, then our Sea view cabins are ideal. Well designed and with all those little extras.
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