Lisbon is a city of decadent charm that we can discover among lifts and slopes and small restaurants where they serve salt cod in every variant. The capital of Portugal is a concentration of the Portuguese lifestyle. Upon arrival at the port of Lisbon, you’ll start your stay enjoying delicious local cuisine. You won’t have any difficulty finding a restaurant on the river bank where you can have a glass of Vinho Verde and taste some sweet rice treats. Whatever you’re looking for, from strong emotions to calm, the city can satisfy you. You can also bask on its beaches or visit the historic buildings of the city of seven hills. Then jump on the tram and head to the art galleries and museums of the second oldest capital in Europe.

Ponta Delgada is famous for dolphins. It is located on the island of São Miguel, the largest island off the coast of Portugal. Nature provides a green backdrop to our shore excursion. Hike between the lakes of Caldeira Das Sete Cidades and immerse yourself in the green-coloured waters. If staying in the city, you can visit the jewel of the Portuguese Baroque, the Church of the Holy Christ. The symbol of Ponta Delgada is the Portas Da Cidade and at night is lit up offering a remarkable visual effect.

Praia da Vitória is a municipality in the Portuguese archipelago of the Azores. With a population of 21,035, the second largest administrative authority on the island of Terceira, it covers an area of 161.27 square kilometres, that extends from the northern coast halfway into the interior.

The most famous city in the world, that, for good or bad, represents more than any other the industry of man, the need to work together, to grow, and to give life to something that is long-lasting and admirable. New York, perhaps even more so after the tragedy of September 11th, is a city whose immensity, whose deep sense of fulfilment yet continuous and incessant development, without doubt captures the collective imagination.

The most famous city in the world, that, for good or bad, represents more than any other the industry of man, the need to work together, to grow, and to give life to something that is long-lasting and admirable. New York, perhaps even more so after the tragedy of September 11th, is a city whose immensity, whose deep sense of fulfilment yet continuous and incessant development, without doubt captures the collective imagination.

Known as the American Venice, Fort Lauderdale shares the festive dynamism of Miami. At every turn lies a surprise. Enjoy a stop at Fort Lauderdale to discover the American Venice, with its lush exotic gardens. The port, with shops full of goods, will welcome you warmly and will guide you towards exceptional sites like South Beach. After exploring the city, board a water taxi to admire Fort Lauderdale. The stop at Fort Lauderdale will be an opportunity to take part in an unforgettable excursion with pirates. For lovers of old engines and sensational bodywork, we recommend a visit to the Museum of Vintage Cars to see some real gems. And don‘t forget to visit the Art Nouveau district of Miami.

Known as the American Venice, Fort Lauderdale shares the festive dynamism of Miami. At every turn lies a surprise. Enjoy a stop at Fort Lauderdale to discover the American Venice, with its lush exotic gardens. The port, with shops full of goods, will welcome you warmly and will guide you towards exceptional sites like South Beach. After exploring the city, board a water taxi to admire Fort Lauderdale. The stop at Fort Lauderdale will be an opportunity to take part in an unforgettable excursion with pirates. For lovers of old engines and sensational bodywork, we recommend a visit to the Museum of Vintage Cars to see some real gems. And don‘t forget to visit the Art Nouveau district of Miami.

Cristobal is a major port city, arising along the Panama Canal in the District of Colón and its name is a homage to Christopher Columbus. The oldest part of the city today is in the area of the port of Cristóbal, built by the Panama railway company in 1850 when they dredged over 2.6 square kilometres of swamp to build the company head office and the station to receive railway passengers. Today, Cristóbal retains much of the architecture of what was once known as Steamship Row (the areas around Roosevelt Avenue, Terminal Street and Columbus Avenue). Other historical places to visit during the cruise are the Washington Hotel, Christ Church by the Sea and the Church of our Lady of the miraculous medal of the Accademia di Santa Maria, all well preserved and of great interest for visitors.