SPAIN · FRANCE · WESTERN ITALY
Western Mediterranean
Architecture, market culture, Riviera coastlines and some of Europe's most rewarding cruise-city combinations.
BarcelonaMallorcaMarseilleMonacoRome
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BON VOYAGE FLAGSHIP DESTINATION WORLD
Europe &
Mediterranean
Ancient ports. Legendary cities. Island mornings. Food, art and history layered across coastlines travelers have followed for centuries.
Cruise ports & coastal cities History & culture Nearby escapes & hidden gems
START WITH THE FEELING, THEN FIND THE PLACE
One region. Thousands of ways to experience it.
Bon Voyage Compass connects the port you arrive at with the destination you actually want to experience—then carries the journey outward to neighborhoods, day trips, history, food, scenery and the places worth going a little farther for.
EXPLORE BY REGION
Choose your corner of Europe.
Each region becomes its own connected destination world as Bon Voyage expands.
ITALY · CROATIA · MONTENEGRO
Italy & the Adriatic
Ancient cities, Renaissance art, stone harbors and coastlines where the journey from port to destination is part of the story.
CivitavecchiaLivornoVeniceRavennaDubrovnik
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GREECE · TURKEY · AEGEAN ISLANDS
Greek Isles & Aegean
Whitewashed villages, classical history, island harbors and long Mediterranean evenings shaped by the sea.
Athens / PiraeusSantoriniMykonosRhodesKuşadası
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FJORDS · BALTIC · BRITISH ISLES
Northern Europe
Fjord landscapes, historic capitals, island communities and cooler-climate journeys with a completely different European rhythm.
BergenGeirangerCopenhagenReykjavíkSouthampton
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The Mediterranean was a highway long before it was a vacation.
For thousands of years, this sea connected trading cities, empires, languages, religions and ideas. A modern cruise can cross in days what once took merchants, soldiers and explorers weeks or months—leaving travelers with layers of Greek, Roman, Byzantine, Ottoman, Venetian and modern European history almost everywhere they step ashore.
PORT → DESTINATION
Know where the ship arrives—and what it opens up.
This is the pattern Bon Voyage will use across every published cruise port: the port, the destination it serves, and the experiences connected to both.
Civitavecchia
Serves Rome
Gateway port for Rome and Vatican City.
Explore this portLivorno
Serves Florence & Pisa
Tuscan access point for Renaissance cities and countryside.
Explore this portPiraeus
Serves Athens
Historic harbor serving Athens and the wider Aegean.
Explore this portBarcelona
Serves Barcelona
Major Mediterranean homeport with the city close at hand.
Explore this portMarseille
Serves Provence
A Mediterranean port with routes into Marseille and Provence.
Explore this portDubrovnik
Serves Dubrovnik
Adriatic arrival with the old city as the central draw.
Explore this portNaples
Serves Naples & Campania
City-center gateway for Naples, archaeological sites and the Bay of Naples.
Explore this portKotor
Serves Kotor & Boka Bay
Mountain-ringed Adriatic arrival immediately outside the fortified old town.
Explore this portValletta
Serves Valletta & Malta
Grand Harbour gateway for the fortified capital, the Three Cities and Malta's layered island history.
Explore this portMessina
Serves Messina, Taormina & eastern Sicily
Strait-side arrival for Messina city, Taormina and the Ionian landscapes of northeastern Sicily.
Explore this portCorfu
Serves Corfu Town & Corfu Island
Ionian gateway for the UNESCO-listed old town, Venetian fortifications, green landscapes and island villages.
Explore this portSplit
Serves Split & central Dalmatia
City-center Adriatic gateway for Diocletian's Palace, Trogir, Salona and central Dalmatian coastlines.
Explore this portZadar
Serves Zadar & northern Dalmatia
Gaženica passenger gateway for Zadar's historic peninsula, nearby islands and northern Dalmatian landscapes.
Explore this portŠibenik
Serves Šibenik & Krka
Sheltered central Adriatic gateway for Šibenik's UNESCO landmarks, stone old town, Krka and nearby islands.
Explore this portRavenna
Serves Ravenna & Emilia-Romagna
Porto Corsini gateway for Ravenna's UNESCO mosaics, Dante heritage, Classe and Adriatic pre- or post-cruise stays.
Explore this portVenice & Marghera
Serves Venice & the Lagoon
Multi-point cruise gateway pairing Marittima passenger processing with Marghera or another assigned berth; sailing documents must confirm the route.
Explore this portTrieste
Serves Trieste & Friuli-Venezia Giulia
Upper Adriatic passenger gateway connecting a city-facing Maritime Station with Trieste's waterfront, the Karst and Miramare; sailing documents must confirm the exact terminal.
Explore this portKoper
Serves Koper & Slovenian Istria
Compact Adriatic passenger gateway beside Koper's historic center, with connections to Piran, Izola, the Istrian countryside and the Karst.
Explore this portBari
Serves Bari & Puglia
Southern Adriatic call and turnaround gateway for Bari Vecchia, central Puglia and longer pre- or post-cruise stays; sailing documents must confirm the exact berth.
Explore this portBrindisi
Serves Brindisi & Salento
Historic Southern Adriatic gateway where the Roman Columns overlook the harbor, with connections to Lecce, Ostuni and northern Salento; sailing documents must confirm the exact berth.
Explore this portCatania
Serves Catania & Mount Etna
Ionian Sicily gateway for Catania's UNESCO Baroque center, market culture, Mount Etna and nearby coastal towns; sailing documents must confirm the exact berth.
Explore this portPalermo
Serves Palermo & western Sicily
North-coast gateway for Palermo's Arab-Norman landmarks, historic markets, Monreale, Cefalù and the western Sicilian coast; sailing documents must confirm the assigned terminal and berth.
Explore this portLa Goulette
Serves Tunis & Carthage
Passenger and cruise gateway for Tunis medina, Carthage, Sidi Bou Said and the Gulf of Tunis; cruise documents must confirm the terminal, meeting point and transfer plan.
Explore this portHeraklion
Serves Heraklion & central Crete
North-coast gateway for Heraklion's Venetian waterfront, the archaeological museum, Knossos and central Crete's villages and wine country; sailing documents must confirm the assigned pier and terminal.
Explore this portRhodes
Serves Rhodes & the Dodecanese
Southeast Aegean gateway for the UNESCO-listed medieval city, Lindos, ancient Kamiros, villages and island landscapes; sailing documents must confirm the assigned berth, port exit and meeting point.
Explore this portKuşadası
Serves Ephesus & the Aegean coast
Ege Port gateway for Ephesus, Selçuk, Şirince, Kuşadası's waterfront and western Anatolian landscapes; cruise documents must confirm the berth, port exit, excursion meeting point and return instructions.
Explore this portSantorini tender arrival
Serves Santorini & the caldera
Caldera anchorage and tender gateway for Fira, Oia, Akrotiri, volcanic landscapes and Cycladic villages; cruise documents must confirm the landing point, cliff-access plan and final return tender.
Explore this portMykonos berth or tender
Serves Mykonos & the Cyclades
Mixed-arrival Cycladic gateway through Tourlos New Port or an assigned tender landing for Chora, island beaches and Delos; cruise documents must confirm the actual arrival point, transfer and final return.
Explore this portBodrum
Serves Bodrum & the Turkish Aegean
Dedicated passenger-terminal gateway for Bodrum Castle, ancient Halicarnassus, Kumbahçe and the wider peninsula; cruise documents must confirm the berth, port exit, meeting point and return instructions.
Explore this portThessaloniki
Serves Thessaloniki & northern Greece
City-facing Thermaic Gulf gateway for the waterfront, Roman and Byzantine Thessaloniki, Aigai, Pella and wider northern Greece; cruise documents must confirm the passenger terminal, berth, port exit, meeting point and return instructions.
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