Hotel Napoleon

The Hotel Napoleon, a charming and elegant 4-star hotel, offers a tranquil escape in the heart of Rome. Enjoy complimentary Wi-Fi throughout, two internet points, and a large-screen Sky TV. Savor authentic Italian cuisine in the friendly atmosphere of the hotel's bar and restaurant. Housed in a grand 19th-century palace, the hotel's rooms and lounges offer a unique sense of quiet, overlooking large, sunny internal courtyards. Located in Piazza Vittorio Emanuele, the hotel boasts a strategic position near Termini Central Station. Rooms are fully equipped with modern technologies while retaining a warm, old-fashioned charm, thanks to elegant fabrics and antique-style furnishings.

Rome

In Rome you will be spoilt for choice in this infinitely intriguing city where an unsurpassed vibrancy of life mixes with epic history, tasty cuisine, top class shopping and a joyous nightlife. Peel back layer upon layer history with world class sights such as the Coliseum, The Roman Forum, the Trevi Fountain and more. The Pantheon is awe-inspiring dating back to 27 BC and is the only complete structure from the Roman Empire still standing.
The circus maximus once seated 250,000 spectators for chariot races around 11 BC. While the oval shape of Piazza Navona, which houses the magnificent Four River Fountain, is a clue to its Stadium of Domitian heritage from 86 AD were gladiators fought and athletes competed. The Spanish Steps, the home of John Keats, were built in 1723-1725 and are another of those must-see places – a place to sit and people watch artists, poets and painters.The best place to stay is in the centre of Rome close the train terminus which puts you within walking distance of many of the major attractions. Walking is the best option to enable you to unearth some unexpected sights, memorable moments and great photo opportunities.
Perhaps the warm aroma of a bakery and the handmade leather of a local craftsman. Seek out that tucked away piazza stuck in the 16th century criss-crossed with washing lines and adorned with colourful window boxesRome The Eternal City – so called because the Roman Empire thought that no matter what happened to the world, no matter how many other empires may rise and fall, Rome would go on forever. Rome is the accumulation of knowledge, art and war for innumerable generations.
Rome Was Not Built In A Day – dates back to the 12th Century referring to the fact that the development of Rome was slow and steady. That many centuries were required to make it the chief city of the world and that great things are not achieved without great patience and effort.

Azamara Onward

Azamara Onward is a gorgeous boutique style small ship of 30,277 tonnes carrying just 694 passengers. She was built in 1999, acquired by Azamara from Princess Cruises in 2022 and underwent refurbishment in 2024. You can choose to dine in the Windows café, The Patio Grill or Discoveries restaurant. For an extra charge choose the Prime C restaurant for juicy steaks of the Aqualina for fine Italian food. For lazy starts to the day make use of the free 24-hour room service onboard.

Amalfi

Amalfi, Italy is a breathtaking coastal town on the world-famous Amalfi Coast, renowned for its dramatic cliffs, colourful hillside buildings, and stunning Mediterranean views. Located in the Campania region of southern Italy, Amalfi is rich in history and culture, with highlights including the magnificent Amalfi Cathedral, charming piazzas, and picturesque waterfront. The town is approximately 65km from Naples International Airport (NAP), the nearest major airport, making it a popular destination for travellers exploring southern Italy. Visitors can enjoy scenic coastal drives, boat trips along the coastline, and excursions to nearby Positano, Ravello, and Capri. Combining natural beauty, Italian charm, and UNESCO-listed landscapes, Amalfi is one of Italy’s most iconic holiday destinations.

Syracuse (Sicily)

Located on the south-eastern coast of Sicily, Syracuse (Siracusa) is one of Italy’s most fascinating historic cities and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Once among the most powerful cities of the ancient Greek world, Syracuse is renowned for its remarkable archaeological treasures, including the Greek Theatre, the Ear of Dionysius and the Roman Amphitheatre. At its heart lies the enchanting island of Ortigia, connected to the mainland by bridges and famed for its elegant piazzas, Baroque architecture and waterfront promenades. Surrounded by sparkling Mediterranean waters, Syracuse blends ancient history, vibrant Sicilian culture and outstanding cuisine, making it an unforgettable destination rich in heritage, beauty and authentic Italian charm.

Argostoli (Kefalonia)

Argostoli is the capital of Kefalonia and the setting of the film Captain Korelli's Mandolin. Part of the Ioanian Island chain which includes Corfu and Zante situated at the gateway to the Adriatic and just off the coast of Albania. Visit the magnificent Blue Caves at Melissani.

Gythion

Situated on the southern coast of Greece’s Peloponnese peninsula, Gythion is a charming seaside town and the historic port of ancient Sparta. Steeped in mythology, it is said to be the place where Paris and Helen of Troy began their legendary journey. Today, visitors can stroll along the attractive waterfront lined with neoclassical buildings, cafés and tavernas, explore the nearby island of Cranae, and discover the region’s rich maritime heritage. Gythion is also a gateway to the rugged Mani Peninsula, renowned for its stone tower villages, dramatic landscapes and authentic Greek culture. Combining history, mythology and coastal beauty, Gythion offers a captivating introduction to southern Greece.

Aghios Nikolaos

Aghios Nikolaos, located on the northeastern coast of Crete, Greece, is a picturesque seaside town renowned for its stunning waterfront, vibrant atmosphere, and rich cultural heritage. Centered around the beautiful Lake Voulismeni, the town offers charming cafés, boutique shops, and a lively marina. Visitors can relax on nearby beaches, explore traditional villages, and discover ancient archaeological sites. Combining natural beauty, Mediterranean charm, and authentic Cretan hospitality, Aghios Nikolaos is a perfect destination for both relaxation and exploration.

Rhodes

Rhodes is part of the Dodecanese chain of islands and situated close to the Turkish coast. Rhodes is the largest of this 12 islands chain where the Colossus is once said to have stood straddling Mandraki Harbour next to the ancient walled city of Rhodes Town. Rhodes Old Town is an ancient walled city with its cobbled streets and history that dates back to the crusades and the Knights of St John. Visit the Acropolis of Rhodes, Temple of Apollo, Palace of the Grand Master, Modern Art Gallery and perhaps have a flutter in the casino. There is so much more to Rhodes such as Efta Piges (7 Springs Park) with its ancient underground aquifer and fresh water lake, the Roman Spa at Kalithea, picturesque Lindos, tiny hill top white washed churches, olive groves and wonderful beaches.

Marmaris

Marmaris is a gorgeous backdrop of pine-clad mountains looms behind the seaside resort of Marmaris in southwest Turkey. Popular as a cruise ship and yacht port and with the British budget holiday crowd, Marmaris offers an abundance of fast food restaurants, the restored castle of Suleyman the Magnificent and an appealing cobblestoned old quarter. Outside the busy town, coves and bays of the Datça Peninsula make lovely daytrip destinations for those travelling by boat.

Santorini

The most popular port of call on any cruise itinerary is the photographer's paradise of Santorini. This volcanic island is made up of a crescent shaped Caldera which is the edge of an ancient volcano . Ancient legend suggests that this was the site of the lost city of Atlantis – when the volcano erupted the centre of this island disappeared in to the sea leaving the remnant known as Santorini.