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10 Days Mediterranean Yacht, incl. French Riviera and Balearic Islands
A 10-day luxury cruise connects key destinations across France, Italy, and Spain. The route from Barcelona weaves through Saint-Tropez, Porto Cervo, and the Balearic Islands, concluding in Palma de Mallorca. Guests spend 9 nights aboard Emerald Sakara, stopping at Monte Carlo's casino district and Calvi's white beaches.
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- Day 1
  Barcelona, Spain
  Get to Barcelona before 1:00 PM for a smooth embarkation. If you're flying from overseas consider staying in the Gothic Quarter the night before to adjust to the time change. The port is about 30 minutes from the airport but allow extra time during rush hour.
- Day 2
  Port-Vendres, France
  This authentic French fishing town offers a quieter experience than nearby Collioure. Visit the fish market early around 7:00 AM to see local boats bring in their catch. The heritage trail is best explored in the morning before the narrow streets heat up. Wear good walking shoes for the cobblestones.
- Day 3
  Saint-Tropez, France
  Welcome to the heart of the French Riviera. Summer gets busy between 11:00 AM and 4:00 PM so plan your Pampelonne Beach visit for early morning or late afternoon. The tender ride takes about 15 minutes to shore. Remember that shops typically close for lunch from 12:30-2:30 PM.
- Day 4
  Monte Carlo, Monaco
  Monaco is easy to explore on foot but be ready for steep streets. The Casino opens at 2:00 PM and requires your passport. No shorts or sneakers allowed. The Grand Prix circuit is best walked early before traffic picks up.
- Day 5
  Calvi, Corsica
  Start with the citadel climb for great views before it gets hot. Check out the morning market in Place Paoli which runs until 1:00 PM for local specialties. Bring water shoes for the pebbly beaches.
- Day 6
  Porto Cervo, Italy
  This upscale Sardinian port is known for its expensive marina. The harbor looks beautiful at sunset when all the mega-yachts light up. Skip the touristy Piazzetta and explore the old quarter for more authentic Italian spots.
- Day 7
  At Sea
  Take advantage of the yacht's amenities today. The infinity pool is usually quiet early morning. If you get seasick stick to mid-ship areas when the afternoon winds pick up and make the water choppy.
- Day 8
  Mahón, Menorca, Spain
  Explore one of the world's deepest natural harbors. The yellow water taxi runs every 30 minutes and gives you great views. Visit local markets before 10:00 AM to avoid the cruise ship crowds.
- Day 9
  Ibiza, Spain
  There's more to Ibiza than nightlife. Visit Dalt Vila (the old town) in the morning. The uphill walk pays off with amazing views. Book popular beach clubs ahead in July and August.
- Day 10
  Palma de Mallorca, Spain
  Schedule your departure flight after 12:00 PM to allow time for disembarkation. Summer weekends get very busy at the airport so plan extra time.
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9 Day Mediterranean Coast Itinerary, incl. Barcelona and Rome
A 9-day Mediterranean adventure leads from Barcelona's vibrant streets to Rome's ancient wonders. The itinerary features Monte Carlo Casino, UNESCO-listed Cinque Terre villages, and Capri island cruising. Pompeii's Roman ruins, Florence's leather markets, and traditional gnocchi in Sorrento complete the experience at approx. $280 per day.
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- Day 1
  Barcelona to Nice (French Riviera)
  Take the 8-hour train from Barcelona to Nice. Book a morning train so you'll get to see the coastal views as you arrive. A recent traveler shared: "The coastal train views entering Nice are breathtaking—try to sit on the right side for the best Mediterranean vistas." Once you arrive, check into your hotel in Nice's Old Town.
- Day 2
  Nice & Monaco
  Start with Nice's Promenade des Anglais and the Cours Saleya market. In the afternoon, hop on a 20-minute train to Monaco. Trains run frequently until late. Visit the Monte Carlo Casino but remember to bring your passport and dress up—no sneakers allowed. Head back to Nice for dinner near the old port.
- Day 3
  Nice to Cinque Terre & Pisa
  Leave early for the 4-hour train to Cinque Terre. Buy a Cinque Terre Card (€16) for unlimited train travel between villages. Begin in Monterosso and work your way south. Later, take a 2-hour train to Pisa.
- Day 4
  Pisa to Florence
  See the Leaning Tower first thing. Book your time slot online to skip the long lines. Take the quick train to Florence and head to the Uffizi Gallery. Be sure to book tickets ahead. Spend time around Ponte Vecchio. A TourRadar reviewer recommends: "The best views of Florence are from Piazzale Michelangelo at sunset."
- Days 5-6
  Florence to Sorrento & Capri
  Take the fast train to Naples (3 hours), then switch to the Circumvesuviana train to Sorrento. The next day, take an early ferry to Capri. The Blue Grotto is popular but often closes in rough weather, so have other plans ready. Return to Sorrento for dinner in the old town.
- Day 7
  Sorrento to Rome via Pompeii
  Visit Pompeii early. Take the 8:30 AM train to avoid crowds and heat. One visitor noted: "Bring a water bottle—there are ancient Roman fountains throughout Pompeii with clean drinking water." Take an afternoon train to Rome and get your first look at the Colosseum in the evening light.
- Days 8-9
  Rome
  Start with Ancient Rome on day one. Book Colosseum tickets for 9:00 AM, then explore the Forum and Centro Storico. On your final day, visit the Vatican Museums (book 8:00 AM entry) and St. Peter's Basilica. Finish your trip with an evening walk through Trastevere's streets.
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8 Days French & Italian Riviera, incl. Barcelona and Nice
This eight-day voyage showcases Spain, France, and Italy's finest ports. Barcelona's nightlife, Marseille's Notre-Dame, and Portofino's Piazzetta await discovery. The journey features butler service, 9 bars, and exclusive Scenic Enrich events.
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- Day 1
  Barcelona, Spain
  Arrive in Barcelona before 2 PM to complete embarkation. The late afternoon is perfect for exploring the Gothic Quarter when tourist crowds thin out. Consider booking your pre-cruise stay in the Barceloneta neighborhood for easy port access and excellent seafood restaurants.
- Day 2
  Mahón, Menorca
  Your morning cruise arrives in Menorca's capital, known for its unique Georgian architecture from British rule. Visit the old town early since most shops close for siesta between 2-5 PM. The local gin distillery tours are popular but fill up fast, so book in advance.
- Day 3
  Marseille, France
  France's oldest city blends historical sites with modern culture. Start your day at Notre-Dame de la Garde basilica before it gets too hot. The Vieux-Port is perfect for lunch, but check that your restaurant uses fresh local fish for bouillabaisse, as some tourist spots take shortcuts.
- Day 4
  Monte Carlo, Monaco
  Plan your visit to this luxury destination carefully. The famous casino opens to visitors after 2 PM with relaxed entry rules. Remember proper dress code, no shorts or flip-flops allowed. Walk from Monaco-Ville to Monte Carlo and follow the Formula 1 track for great views.
- Day 5
  Calvi, Corsica
  The port's dramatic citadel setting looks best in morning light. A recent visitor shared: "The walk up to the citadel is steep but worth it - go early before the heat builds up and bring water. The views over the crescent bay are incredible."
- Day 6
  Livorno, Italy
  Access Tuscany from here. Take the early direct train to Florence (90 minutes) to avoid traffic. Local buses work better than tours for visiting Pisa. Or stay local to explore Livorno's Venezia district and Central Market with its impressive seafood section.
- Day 7
  Portofino, Italy
  This exclusive harbor town gets busy with day visitors around noon. Visit early morning or evening for a more peaceful experience. Take the walk up to Castello Brown for harbor views on well-maintained paths with handrails.
- Day 8
  Cannes to Nice, France
  After arriving in Cannes, transfer to Nice (30 minutes away). For afternoon flights, store your bags at Nice station and explore the Old Town or Promenade des Anglais. Plan to arrive at Nice Airport 3 hours before international flights due to frequent crowds.
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