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Sail in style on a cruise to Spain in 2025 & 2026
With renowned cuisine, centuries of history, and vibrant cities, the Mediterranean is an ideal destination for a cruise all year round, with all-inclusive cruises to Spain and her islands being particularly popular.
This sunny region has plenty to offer, from the imaginative designs of Gaudi in Barcelona to the North African influences in Cádiz and popular coastal resorts of Malaga.
And when you’re not enjoying the sights and culture of the Western Mediterranean, you can relax in all-inclusive luxury aboard Spirit of Adventure or Spirit of Discovery.
Why cruise to Spain?
You can cruise to Spain from the UK, exploring the rich tapestry of Spain’s culture, art and history. From sun-kissed beaches in Mahon to Palma’s Gothic cathedral, each destination will offer a glimpse into the country’s vibrant soul.
Barcelona
Barcelona is a city where history and creativity meet. Explore the Sagrada Familia basilica and the colourful mosaics of Park Güell – another of Gaudi’s masterpieces. Another highlight of this vibrant city is La Rambla: a lively street lined with cafes, street performers and markets.
Cádiz
Visit the ancient ruins of the Roman Theatre. Explore the medieval castle of San Sebastian. Gaze in awe at the Cádiz’ skyline, dominated by the golden dome of the cathedral. As one of Europe’s oldest cities, there’s over three thousand years of history to uncover here, so it is a great destination for history enthusiasts to explore on a cruise to Spain.
Mahón
From the warm sands of Son Bou to the coves of Cala Mitjana, the island of Menorca offers many beaches and ample swimming spots. The Mediterranean Sea can also be enjoyed from Mahon’s harbourside, boasting a panoramic view and plenty of restaurants.
Malaga
Southern Spain Cruises will likely whisk you away to Malaga. Along the Costa del Sol, you can sip wine and enjoy an array of Andalusian dishes that the region is known for. When you have tried the local, grilled sardines, why not visit the famous Picasso Museum?
Palma
The iconic La Seu Cathedral is nestled in the heart of Palma – Majorca’s cultural capital. Navigate Palma’s old town to discover hidden courtyards and markets or take a glimpse into the life and works of Joan Miro at the Fundacio Miro.
Ceuta
During a Spain cruise, you may have the opportunity to visit Morocco if your ship docks in Ceuta. Located on the northern tip of Africa, this Spanish enclave is just a short ferry ride from Morocco. You can hop over to the coastal city of Tangier, welcoming you with souks and the African Kasbah fortress.
Our top Spain cruise excursions
Explore more by joining us on one of the excursions, made by our expert destinations team.
A mountaintop Monastery
Visit the sacred mountain of Montserrat where you can admire surroundings views on the 15-minute ascent to the famous mountaintop monastery. Visit the audio-visual centre and taste the local Aromas de Montserrat liquor. If you wish, walk up to the Sanctuary for a close view of the statue.
A Majorcan wine discovery
Our cruises around Spain could leave you tasting Majorca’s distinguished wines paired with local tapas. Before this, the visit begins with a tour of the prestigious Ramanya Winery itself to learn about the history of wine making in the Balearics.
Soller Vintage Train Ride
Step aboard the Soller Railway at the Son Reus Railway Station. Since 1912, this three-foot gauge electric train has operated a daily service along the route between Palma and Soller. Enjoy the scenery during the 50-minute journey which negotiates the Tunnel Major through the Sierra de Alfabia and the Cinq Pons viaduct.
A Day in Seville
Enjoy a walking tour through the Santa Cruz Quarter, formerly the Jewish Quarter, and on to the cathedral, a symbol of Christianity’s triumph over Islamic rule. See the minaret which has been transformed into a belltower and go inside to see high vaulted ceilings, 80 chapels and Christopher Columbus’s tomb.
Delights of Ronda
Join a walking tour of this Moorish city with its cobbled streets and windows covered with elaborate wrought-iron grilles. The cathedral incorporates the remains of a mosque, and many of the old houses bear the coats-of-arms of former aristocratic owners. See the Puente Nuevo Bridge, which joins the old city to the Mercadillo. Visit the historic bullring and enjoy lunch at a local restaurant.
Tips for cruises around Spain
Learn more about Spain
For local knowledge to enhance your Spanish adventure, take a look at our Spain travel blog for the best insider tips.
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