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10Feb%u00a04. Portsmouth. Depart%u00a01700.Feb%u00a08. Casablanca, Morocco.Arrive%u00a00800. Depart%u00a01800. Casablanca%u2019s seafront is dominated by Hassan II Mosque. From its 7th-century Berber origins to days under French colonial rule, Casablanca is a blend of European, North African and Arab influences. The lanes of the 19th-century medina are enclosed by Moorish buildings that lead to the colonial downtown and the exotic spice stalls of the Central%u00a0Market.Feb%u00a09. Tangier, Morocco. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a02000. The history of this Moroccan port on the Strait of Gibraltar, just 20 miles from the Spanish coast, goes back to the ancient Greeks and its beginnings are embedded in mythology. It was later ruled by the Romans and Arabs while Spain, Portugal, France and England also played important parts in the city%u2019s diverse history. The Medina %u2013 the oldest part of town %u2013 is a warren of cobbled streets boasting a chronology of architectural styles charting the city%u2019s colonial%u00a0history.Feb%u00a010. C%u00e1diz, Spain. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a02100. Visit C%u00e1diz when our sister ships Spirit of Discovery and Spirit of Adventure are both in port. 3,000-year-old C%u00e1diz is Western Europe%u2019s oldest continually inhabited city since its founding by the ancient seafaring Phoenicians. Key landmarks%u00a0include the Baroque and neoclassical cathedral and the adjoining El%u00a0Sagarario, the Roman amphitheatre, and the Torre Tavira %u2013 one of 129 watchtowers dotted throughout the%u00a0city.Feb%u00a012. Valencia, Spain. Arrive%u00a00900.Depart%u00a01800. The ancient port of Valencia was founded by the Romans and features a wealth of magnificent architecture in its old town. Highlights include the 13th-century cathedral with its iconic El Miguelete bell tower and the Gothic La%u00a0Lonja Silk Stock Exchange, a testament to the city%u2019s immense wealth during the 14th to 15th%u00a0centuries.Feb%u00a013. Tarragona, Spain. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01800. Set on the coast of Spain%u2019s Catalonia region, Tarragona has evolved from the Roman colony of Tarraco, the earliest settlement on the Iberian Peninsula. The city features numerous remains from this era, including a seaside amphitheatre, which have earned it a place on UNESCO%u2019s World Heritage list. The medieval heart of Tarragona with its maze of attractive alleys is crowned by a cathedral with Gothic and Romanesque%u00a0influences.Feb%u00a015. Gibraltar. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01700. Watching over the entrance to the Mediterranean, stands the limestone Rock of Gibraltar. At its base lies Gibraltar which offers an intriguing blend of British and Spanish culture. Discover Gibraltar%u2019s Palladian architecture and typically British sights, such as red pillar boxes and familiar highstreet%u00a0chains.Feb%u00a019. Portsmouth. Arrive%u00a00700.Moroccan Sights and Spanish CitiesExplore the Moroccan cities of Casablanca and Tangiers, then cruise to mainland Spain to visit ancient C%u00e1diz, Valencia and UNESCO-listed Tarragona.SHIP: Spirit of AdventureINCLUDED EXCURSIONIN EVERY PORTSAILING: February 4, 2026CRUISE CODE: SU156GibraltarC%u00e1dizTangierCasablanca MOROCCOMOROCCOSPAIN TarragonaValenciafrom and to Portsmouth3,870 nautical milesTangierSAVE up to 35% off the full fare^15 nights from %u00a34,331Including travel insurance and cancellation cover or a reduction of %u00a3102 if not required %u2013 see pages 18-19 for details.All prices from DOUBLE/TWIN Balcony Cabin SINGLE Balcony CabinFeb 4, 2026. SU156 Standard Deluxe Suite Standard Superior Deluxe SuiteFull fare %u00a36,664 %u00a310,174 %u00a313,506 %u00a39,063 %u00a310,062 %u00a316,044 %u00a319,043Current fare %u00a34,331 %u00a36,613 %u00a38,778 %u00a36,344 %u00a37,043 %u00a310,428 %u00a312,377 Cruise code: SU156. Fares are per person and the lowest available in the category shown and are subject to availability and change. ^Fares above include applicable percentage discount off the full fare %u2013 see pages 18-19 for details.