HOMEPullmantur Cruises brings the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands closer this Easter

Pullmantur Cruises brings the Mediterranean and the Canary Islands closer this Easter

Madrid, March 8, 2018 – Holy Week is here, bringing with it one of the most anticipated holiday periods. It's the perfect time to take a break from the cold winter and the ideal opportunity to escape the daily grind for a few days and disconnect.

Spending the holidays in a unique way, discovering dream destinations, is possible thanks to Pullmantur Cruises, the only cruise line on the market that brings the Spanish lifestyle to the cruise experience. Whether you're a lover of bygone eras or nature, the company has the perfect voyage for this time of year.

Waterfall Cascada de Colores at La Palma (Canary Islands) - HDR image
Waterfall Cascada de Colores at La Palma (Canary Islands) – HDR image

5 Wonders of the Mediterranean

The blue waters of the Mediterranean Sea have witnessed centuries of history and have always been shrouded in legend. Impressive buildings coexist with a rich tapestry of art from all historical periods, surviving to the present day.

Thus, Pullmantur Cruises proposes a trip that will enchant the most fervent lovers of the fine arts; not surprisingly, its guests will have the opportunity to visit 16 places/monuments declared UNESCO World Heritage sites.

An 8-day, 7-night journey to photograph and explore world-renowned historical sites and be amazed by the most breathtaking views of Europe on the shores of the western Mediterranean.

This route—which begins and ends in Barcelona—allows guests of the Sovereign to explore Naples, and its bay presided over by the majestic Vesuvius, the volcano whose lava petrified Pompeii; Rome, the Eternal City, with its imposing cultural and artistic past; and Florence, enveloped by the vestiges of the Renaissance and the legacy of the influential Medici family.

Also in the elegance of the French Riviera with visits to Nice, Monte Carlo and Monaco, three essential destinations; or Sète, an eminently fishing city, and Carcassonne, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

Easter Week Departure:

  • Sovereign ship
  • Boarding and disembarkation in Barcelona: March 26 and April 2
  • Stopovers: Barcelona – Navigation – Naples – Civitavecchia (Rome) – Livorno (Florence) – Villefranche (Nice and Monaco) and Sète (Carcassonne and Montpellier).
  • RRP from €739 (taxes and other charges included).

 

Canary Islands and Agadir

World-renowned for their mild temperatures throughout the year, the Canary Islands are the ideal destination for those who want to spend Easter enjoying the good weather and, why not, taking their first swim of the season.

During the 8 days / 7 nights of the Canary Islands and Agadir, guests will be amazed by the natural diversity of the Fortunate Isles, distinguished by their strong volcanic character, and the contrasts that reign in the archipelago: from the black lunar-like lands of Lanzarote; through the golden sands of the beaches of Fuerteventura; the green and lush laurel forests of La Palma; the dunes of Maspalomas and the amazing Teide.

And all this, without giving up the exoticism of the Moroccan coast, visiting Marrakech, the so-called 'Red City'.

 

Easter Week Departure:

  • Horizon ship
  • Boarding in Gran Canaria and Tenerife (March 24 and 25, respectively)
  • Stops: Gran Canaria – Tenerife – La Palma – Sailing – Agadir – Lanzarote – Fuerteventura – Gran Canaria.
  • RRP from: €579 (taxes and other charges included).

 

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