Malta, Croatia And Montenegro

Step ashore into Malta’s historic capital, where golden limestone streets, grand Baroque architecture and spectacular harbour views await. Explore the UNESCO-listed city, discover the magnificent St John’s Co-Cathedral and its Caravaggio masterpieces, and enjoy panoramic views from the Upper Barrakka Gardens. With historic sights, charming streets, cafés and shops all within easy reach, Valletta is ideal for a day of exploration.

Kotor is a lesser-known gem on a beautiful fjord-like gulf of the same name in Montenegro. It's a fairy-tale setting, where medieval spires rise dreamily over orange rooftops beside mountainous scenery. The landscapes grow ever more dramatic inland, not least in the Durmitor National Park, draped around the majestic Balkan Mountains.

Split is a vibrant coastal city where ancient history meets modern life. Explore the UNESCO-listed Diocletian’s Palace, wander through lively markets and cafés, or relax along the Adriatic promenade. With its mix of Roman heritage, seaside charm, and buzzing atmosphere, Split is a must-visit in Croatia.

Stroll through Roman ruins and medieval alleys in this coastal city that blends history with creativity. Don’t miss the Sea Organ and Sun Salutation, two unique installations that let you hear and see the rhythm of the Adriatic. With its mix of old-world charm and innovative spirit, Zadar is a refreshing and unforgettable stop.

Nestled between Italy, Slovenia, and the Adriatic, Trieste, Italy is a charming port city where Central European elegance meets Mediterranean flair. Stroll the grand piazzas, sip coffee in historic cafés, or visit Miramare Castle perched above the sea. With its unique mix of cultures and stunning coastal views, Trieste is a hidden gem worth discovering.