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Mediterranean Cruise

Filed Under Europe 

Carnival Freedom
You can be among the first to cruise aboard the brand new Carnival Freedom , as well as sail on our new Grand Mediterranean and Greek Isles itinerary.

The abundance of duty-free shops, delicious dining options, bars, clubs, on-board activities and the addition of the Carnival Seaside Theater - a 12 foot high by 22 foot wide LED screen located poolside on Carnival Freedom´s Lido deck showing movies, sporting events, concerts, and various other programming — make the Carnival Freedom as much an attraction as the destinations themselves.

Itinerary

This spectacular sailing starts in Rome and visits some of the most amazing ports in Europe and the Greek Isles.

Europe Cruise itinerary.

  1. Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy - Enjoy the day seeing the best that Rome has to offer; relax and have lunch and explore the richest storehouse of art in the entire world - the Vatican Museums.
  2. Naples, Italy - Visit Pompeii in the morning and then travel to Sorrento, or Sorrentino, along the scenic and picturesque coastalroad of southern Italy before ending your day in Capri.
  3. Fun Day At Sea
  4. Marmaris, Turkey - No information yet.
  5. Izmir - Visit ancient Ephesus, considered to be one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. Experience the contrast of the modern city of Izmir with the ancient Agora and the historical Archeological Museum.
  6. Istanbul - See exotic Istanbul’s sights; the Hippodrome, Blue Mosque, and St. Sophia. Have lunch at the Byzantine Cistern restaurant and then explore this underground wonder of columns.Balcony Freedom.
  7. Fun Day At Sea
  8. Athens Experience the historical beauty of the ancient Acropolis and the Temple of Posionat Sounion, its archaeological Museum, the shopping haven of Plaka, a panoramic tour of the city and some Greek cuisine.
  9. Katakolon - Explore Olympia, the most sacred sanctuary of the ancient Greeks, as well as the nearby Olympia museum.
  10. Fun Day At Sea
  11. Livorno, Italy - Two enchanting medieval hillside towns in Tuscany await you, along with boundless countryside scenery and traditional Tuscan cuisine.
  12. Civitavecchia - Upon debarkation, drive to Rome and pass through the city of Eur, see the Basilica of St. Paul, St. Paul’s Gate, the Pyramid of Caius Cestius, the Forum, Colosseum and end with a drive to Via Veneto.

The Tour:

Prices are based on availability and can change without notice.
Please contact one of our cruise experts for more information on Mediterranean cruise with Carnival Cruise Lines.

Comments

4 Responses to “Mediterranean Cruise”

  1. Eduardo R. Ceniza on March 5th, 2008 11:34 am

    My wife and I are interested in your Mediterrean Cruise in October 2008. Can you email to me your brochure?

  2. Jack Kennard on March 5th, 2008 1:54 pm

    Eduardo, call Ailid at 904 262-9911 for more information. She will be leading the cruise tour in October 2008 and she email you something shortly.

  3. Pat Carley on March 28th, 2008 1:31 pm

    What about tours of the Vatican?

    Please send me more information:

    Thank you.

  4. javajoba on March 28th, 2008 1:54 pm

    Pat, Thank you for coming by and requesting information from us.

    Please go to:
    https://ssl.perfora.net/www.willtrav.com/form-vacation.php

    And let us know more about your trip:
    when you would like to go.
    other areas of interest
    and who will be traveling with you

    Then I will pass off you information to our vacation department and they will contact you shortly there after.

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