Mediterranean

This quaint town sits on a shoreline so scenic that it’s designated a UNESCO World Heritage site, so explore the Amalfi Coast to discover photogenic cliffside villages and sea caverns sheltering emerald grottoes.

From street performers on the world-famous promenade of La Rambla to Gaudí’s astonishing unfinished cathedral of La Sagrada Família to the bustling market of La Boqueria, this Catalonian capital is truly a feast for the senses.

The countryside surrounding Bordeaux invites wine connoisseurs and novices alike to explore some of the world’s most renowned vineyards, and the city center is a UNESCO World Heritage site of grand neoclassical architecture.

Beautiful Gothic and Baroque churches, palaces and fountains have earned the walled city of Dubrovnik the status of UNESCO World Heritage site, while seaside scenery and undeniable charm merit the city’s nickname, “Pearl of the Adriatic.”

Alongside iconic whitewashed façades and blue-domed churches, Santorini’s clifftop cafés serve fresh seafood, crispy tomato fritters, local assyrtiko wine and other Greek specialties while offering stunning views of your yacht anchored in the bay.

Ancient Europe meets modern North Africa in this Moroccan city where the medina’s maze of narrow alleyways culminates in the Kasbah, an impressive fortress and former home to the sultan.