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Enjoy the Mediterranean's cultural heritage, food, sunshine and sea. If you are sailing directly from Southampton, your cruise is only a brief distance away, or even more so. Romanesque cathedrals, Venice forts and buildings in France and England. Take advantage of this scenic harbour on the Peloponnesus as the gate to one of Greece's most historical symbols - the antique Olympia.

Since the Middle Ages, Nafplio has been an important harbour town, which has preserved its mediaeval charms in its old ramparts, memorials and fortresses. In Catalonia's impressive visual capitol, the splendid mediaeval architecture of the vibrant Gothic district and the striking works of Antoni Gaudi compete for your interest. Much of Spain's maritime might was forecast from the harbour of Cartagena in the sixteenth and seventeenth century.

You' re a big fans of whitewashed sands? The Cíes Islands are definitely a worthwhile trip. Go back in history and the old roads of marbles surrounded by rock sheds. A walk through the ramparts is a must - the observation points along the path offer great photographic possibilities. Rijeka is the harbour town of Croatia in the north Adriatic Sea.

Rijeka, Croatia's third biggest town, is known for its mediaeval architectural style, which is strongly marked by the Italian Renaissance. There is much to do in this Normandy dock. Admire the biggest nuke boat, which is open to the general public in the" Town of the Sea" Muzeum, or make a trip to the Mont St.-Michel near by.

Marseilles is one of the most popular towns in France, thanks to its many art collections, art collections and historic monuments. Go to a local restaurante around Vieux Port and order Bouillabaisse, the savoury seafood pot created here. Commended for its many channels and picturesque districts, this charming town is the perfect match for Venice.

You will find walks in the market, admiring museum and lingering on the beach. It is a dramatic town rising from the Mediterranean Sea on terraces up to Mount Carmel. Remains can be seen in the Praetorian Palace and the mediaeval harbour of Piran. It is renowned for its year-round sunny weather and the best Canary Islands sands.

Or just soak up the abundance of gold sands. Maybe they are right, they belong to the most wonderful isles at all. Greeks, Carthaginians, Romans, Arabs and Normans have made a lasting impression here. You' re spoilt for choices in the town that made up pizzas. Established by the Greeks, the "Door of Sicily" is the backdrop for Shakespeare's "Much ado about nothing".

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