20 Days
Nights
✦ Lisbon to Nice
Apr 24, 2023
On Board
World Navigator
Days20 Nights
Ports
Sea Days
Overnights
Bon Voyage!
JOURNEY THROUGH SOUTHERN EUROPE
20 Days
Nights
✦ Lisbon to Nice
Apr 24, 2023
On Board
World Navigator
Days20 Nights
Ports
Sea Days
Overnights
New! All-Inclusive
Intimate Yacht-Style Cruising
Intimate Yacht-Style Cruising
Save up to $43,991 + Bonus Perks!
20-Night Lisbon to Nice
New! All-Inclusive
Intimate Yacht-Style Cruising
Intimate Yacht-Style Cruising
Save up to $43,991 + Bonus Perks!
20-Night Lisbon to Nice
JOURNEY THROUGH SOUTHERN EUROPE
20 Days
Nights
✦ Lisbon to Nice Cruise +
Apr 24, 2023
On Board
World Navigator
New Ship
Days20 Nights
Ports
Sea Days
Overnights
Inclusions
- FREE Air* (from Vancouver & Toronto gateways)
- FREE
- FREE
- FREE
- FREE Unlimited Beverages
(including Fine Wines & Premium Spirits) - FREE In-room minibar stocked daily with your preferences
- FREE Specialty Dining
- FREE Pre-paid Gratuities
- FREE WiFi (One Device/Stateroom)
- FREE Cultural Immersion Event
- All Taxes & Fees
- PLUS Travel Insurance‡
(Trip Interruption & Cancellation)
NO AGE LIMIT
PRE-EXISTING CONDITION WAIVED
NO MEDICAL QUESTIONNAIRE
See: Insurance Coverage Summary / Resolution Policy
PRICES
Cruise Connections Exclusive Price (CAD)
w/ Air*, Drinks, Tips, WiFi, Taxes & Fees, Travel Insurance Included‡
Plus FREE
| Stateroom (All Balcony Suites) | Sale Fare
(from / per person) |
Savings
(per couple) |
Extra Shipboard Credit | ||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
|
VERANDA
QUEEN STATEROOM WITH PRIVATE BALCONY A private balcony with warm, teal furnishings provides the perfect backdrop for a brief respite with a mesmerizing view in the Veranda Stateroom 270 SQF |
$7,799 (Toronto) $7,799 (Vancouver) + $ Taxes & Fees |
save up to $37,675 |
$
per stateroom |
|
|
HORIZON
QUEEN STATEROOM WITH JULIETTE BALCONY Unwind in relaxed luxury with a floor-to-ceiling-Juliette balcony with top-drop electric window that lets you take in the beath and wonder of the seas with a cool ocean breeze. 270 SQF |
$8,299 (Toronto) $8,299 (Vancouver) + $ Taxes & Fees |
save up to $36,675 |
$
per stateroom |
|
|
VERANDA DELUXE
QUEEN STATEROOM WITH PRIVATE BALCONY Salt and sea breeze from your walk-out balcony are the perfect complement to a morning coffee or evening nightcap. 300 SQF |
$8,799 (Toronto) $8,799 (Vancouver) + $ Taxes & Fees |
save up to $43,991 |
$
per stateroom |
|
|
|
QUEEN STATEROOM WITH PRIVATE BALCONY A private balcony with warm, teal furnishings provides the perfect backdrop for a brief respite with a mesmerizing view in the Veranda Stateroom |
$ $ + $ Taxes & Fees |
save up to $ |
$
per stateroom |
|
| *Free Air from Vancouver & Toronto gateways. Low air add-on available for other gateways. Call for details. | |||||
| PRICE-VALUE COMPARISON | |||||
PRICES
Cruise Connections Exclusive Price (CAD)
w/ Air*, Drinks, Tips, WiFi, Taxes & Fees, Travel Insurance Included‡
ITINERARY
Lisbon, Portugal
Portugal’s capital Lisbon comes alive with a rich history seen in every nook and cranny of the city. From the resting place of famous explorer Vasco de Gama at Jeronimos Monastery to the impressive turrets of São Jorge Castle dating all the way back to second century B.C.E., Lisbon offers a deep dive into the past to satiate the most curious travelers.
While Western Europe’s oldest city boasts an array of Baroque and Neoclassical architecture, that does not mean it has remained stuck in the past. On the contrary, the colorful culture and vibrant life that runs throughout the city’s restaurants, shops, and rooftop bars make it buzz with infectious energy. Taking a tuk tuk through its hard-to-reach passages allows you to experience Lisbon as the locals do.
Portimao, Portugal
Along the southwestern coast of the Algarve region of Portugal lies the vibrant port city of Portimão, equal parts history come to life and modern, cosmopolitan atmosphere. The Megalithic Monuments of Alcalar contain prehistoric remnants of the country’s beginnings while Praia da Rocha (Rock Beach) presents the quintessential beach scene that makes this an ideal, tropical getaway. Not far from here you’ll find Praia dos Três Castelos, a beach well-known for its strange and dramatic rock formations of limestone. Located in the urban setting of Portimão, the Fort of Santa Catarina creates a stark contrast with its medieval construct, where walking the ancient paths call to your inner child and make you feel a sense of wonder and imagination.
Cadiz (Seville), Spain
Cádiz, the province and city, is located on Spain’s southwestern edge and achieved its greatest fame during the era of the Catholic kings, as it became the headquarters for Spain’s exploration fleet and treasure ships. With the only inland port in Spain and lying farther from the coastline than other port cities, Seville offers over 2,000 years of history for the curious mind. Set out toward Donana National Park, Spain’s largest protected oasis and UNESCO World Heritage Site. From Lawrence of Arabia to the Star Wars franchise, Seville’s Plaza de España has played a role in film history..
Tangier, Morrocco
Tangier is a city in northwestern Morocco. It is on the Moroccan coast at the western entrance to the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Mediterranean Sea meets the Atlantic Ocean off Cape Spartel. The town is the capital of the Tanger-Tetouan-Al Hoceima region, as well as the Ṭanja-Aẓila Prefecture of Morocco.
Gibraltar, United Kingdom
Gibraltar is a heavily fortified British air and naval base that guards the Strait of Gibraltar, which is the only entrance to the Mediterranean Sea from the Atlantic Ocean. Since the 18th century, Gibraltar has been a symbol of British naval strength, and it is commonly known in that context as “the Rock.”
Puerto Banus (Marbella), Spain
Since its development in the 1970s, fashionable Puerto Banús in Marbella has gained the reputation of being a Costa del Sol playground and nightlife hub for the world's rich and famous. Luxury yachts fill the marina, close to lively beaches lined with upmarket bars and restaurants. Prestigious fashion boutiques are on Calle Ribera, while a bronze rhinoceros statue by Salvador Dali stands on the Cristamar roundabout.
Malaga (Granada), Spain
The Spanish city of Málaga along the Mediterranean’s Costa del Sol combines the simple, cosmopolitan feel with the quiet sleepiness of local fishing villages. A dive into the past starts with the ruins of the Roman amphitheater, its ancient stones creating the path that leads to Alcazaba Castle. When the sun goes down, the party starts at Plaza de la Constitucion. Energy thrums through the city streets as the residents come out for the night. Make your way to Granada to visit the famous Alhambra Palace, an outstanding example of Moorish architecture that attracts travelers from all around the world.
Malaga (Granada), Spain
The Spanish city of Málaga along the Mediterranean’s Costa del Sol combines the simple, cosmopolitan feel with the quiet sleepiness of local fishing villages. A dive into the past starts with the ruins of the Roman amphitheater, its ancient stones creating the path that leads to Alcazaba Castle. When the sun goes down, the party starts at Plaza de la Constitucion. Energy thrums through the city streets as the residents come out for the night. Make your way to Granada to visit the famous Alhambra Palace, an outstanding example of Moorish architecture that attracts travelers from all around the world.
Melilla, Spain
Melilla, Spain is located in the northwest of the African continent, on the shores of the Alboran Sea. The city is anchored by the imposing fortress, Melilla la Vieja. Today the fortress contains many of Melilla’s most important historical sites, among them an archaeological museum, a military museum, the Church of the Conception, and a series of caves and tunnels in use since Phoenician times. Once you get your cultural fill, head to Ensenada de los Galápagos, a small, but fabulous beach on the Mediterranean coast. Or, if you prefer a cultural immersion, Parque Hernández is a beautiful space for a respite. Delight on a paseo (stroll) on the central boulevard.
Cartagena, Spain
Along the south of Spain on the Mediterranean coast sits Cartagena, founded in 227 BCE and inhabited for more than two millennia. From the 2,000-year-old Roman theater to the ARQUA Marine Archaeology Museum, it’s a place rife with stories for the curious mind to dive into. Driving down dirt roads about 30 minutes outside of Cartagena, you find yourself at the tip of Cape Tiñoso, where the impressive Batería de Castillitos resides. Bring yourself back to the present with shopping, bars, cafes and restaurants on Calle Mayor. While Cartagena only has one beach, Cala Cortina, it’s an oasis jewel located within a tiny cove.
Valencia, Spain
An exploration of Spain’s third-largest city, Valencia, will leave you in wide-eyed wonder. Its architecture, culture, and flavors amid sun and blue skies provides pure energy and anticipation. Valencia holds the same charms of historical structures as more frequently visited cities in Spain, but with fewer crowds. Over in the City of Arts and Sciences, an expanse of 350,000 square meters of the old Turia riverbed, many institutions – like the Oceanográfic Valencia, Europe’s largest aquarium – invite you to come and play.
Ibiza Town (Balearics), Spain
Dalt Vila, also known as Ibiza Town, is one of the Balearic’s most picturesque cities and a fabulous place to wander around. It’s home to an old port and historic city ramparts and has been declared a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The island of Ibiza has some of the most beautiful and well-known beaches in the Mediterranean, including Ses Figueretes and Playa D’en Bossa. Wherever you choose to swim or sunbathe, you will find inviting clear blue waters and golden sands lined with beach bars. For a more relaxing excursion, head toward S’Espalmador, a small, uninhabited island between Ibiza and Formentera.
Palma de Mallorca, Balearics, Spain
You know you have arrived in Palma de Mallorca, a major city of the Balearics of Spain, when you are met with majestic limestone cliffs plunging into glimmering blue water. On shore, its rich history is evident in its wonderful buildings, castles, and cathedrals. Take in the landmark Gothic cathedral, La Seu, with its enormous rose window and its wrought-iron canopy over the main altar designed by famed Spanish architect Antonio Gaudí. Go for a run or bike ride along the seaside promenade that connects Palma de Mallorca to the neighboring villages of Portitxol and Es Molinar. Beyond the city, explore the lush Sierra de Tramuntana Valley, the island’s major mountain range and a UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Mahon, Menorca, Balearics, Spain
The capital of the Spanish island of Menorca, Mahón (or Maó), is well-known for its British-style Georgian houses and its sheltered natural harbor. The best way to appreciate the land’s beauty is by navigating it on a small vessel. When visiting Mahón, considered the birthplace of salsa mahonesa (better known as mayonnaise), you must sample the local fare. From fresh seafood to refreshing gin to delectable cheeses, it’s a foodie’s paradise. Support local artisans by shopping for the island’s famous Menorquinas or Avarcas, a specialty shoe once favored among the peasants for keeping their feet cool now turned into a fashion statement.
Barcelona (Tarragona), Spain
Along the northwest coast of Sardinia lies Alghero, surrounded by ancient walls and cobbled streets, exuding an air of rich history. Travel even further back in time at Nuraghe di Palmavera, dating back over 3,500 years. Prime examples of Catalan Gothic architecture abound, such as the Chiesa di San Francesco and the Cattedrale di Santa Maria. Piazzas lined with charming cafes and shops invite you to slow down and take in the local life. Order lobster alla catalana, boiled and served with thin slices of onion and tomato. Out on the water, explore the Grotta di Nettuno caves on a Zodiac or paddleboard excursion.
Barcelona, Spain
The capital of Spain’s Catalonia region, Barcelona, lives up to its reputation as a center of grand architecture and inspiring art. Antoni Gaudi’s Park Guell displays architecture as art, making for a whimsical and colorful stroll through Barcelona. Stretching from La Rambla to Via Laietana you will find the Gothic Quarter, the city’s historic center with intricate medieval buildings and streets turned into modern bars, clubs, and restaurants. A short way up La Rambla you’ll come across La Boqueria, one of Europe’s largest and most famous food markets, filled with fruits, pastries, and many tasty samples of local fare.
Alghero, Sardinia, Italy
Along the northwest coast of Sardinia lies Alghero, surrounded by ancient walls and cobbled streets, exuding an air of rich history. Travel even further back in time at Nuraghe di Palmavera, dating back over 3,500 years. Prime examples of Catalan Gothic architecture abound, such as the Chiesa di San Francesco and the Cattedrale di Santa Maria. Piazzas lined with charming cafes and shops invite you to slow down and take in the local life. Order lobster alla catalana, boiled and served with thin slices of onion and tomato. Out on the water, explore the Grotta di Nettuno caves on a Zodiac or paddleboard excursion.
Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy
Experience la dolce vita on the Emerald Coast in Sardinia. Often regarded as the Italian Saint-Tropez, Porto Cervo is known for its luxury boutiques, exquisite restaurants and beautiful marina filled with sleek yachts. Begin your exploration at the Waterfront Costa Smeralda, the glamorous heart of the village, and the Porto Cervo Marina, which hosts some of the most important world regattas. For an unforgettable panorama, take a drive along Cugnana Gulf and the enchanting bay of Cala di Volpe. Take a dip in glorious beaches like Cala Granu or Romazzino, both boasting crystal-clear waters and soft white sand. After a refreshing swim, satiate your appetite with exquisite Sardinian cuisine.
Ile-Rousse, Corsica, France
Located on the northwest coast of Corsica, Ile-Rousse is a welcoming and relaxed seaside town . Sheltered by the hills of the Balagne, it is an ideal place to explore the region.
Saint-Tropez, France
The jewel in the heart of the spectacular Côte d’Azur, Saint-Tropez was a sleepy seaside village with a rich maritime history that achieved celebrity beginning in the 1960s. Explore the hexagon shaped Citadelle that once served as the defender of the gulf. The castle contains a maritime museum, and the grounds provide breathtaking views of the Côte d’Azur. La Musée de l’Annonciade is a real treat for art lovers and located just beyond the Quai de l’Epi pier. This 16th-century chapel features a small but powerful collection of paintings by Derain, Signac, and other artists.
Cannes, France
Spend your day exploring glamorous and ultra-fashionable Cannes, with its majestic hotels, millionaires, movie stars, and mega-yachts in a gem-like setting along the sparkling Mediterranean. Stroll along the Royal Palm tree lined Boulevard de la Croisette where world-renowned designers cater to the rich and famous. Beyond Cannes, enjoy a picturesque drive outside the city along the famed Golden Corniche. The fiery colors of the rocks make for a striking contrast against the cobalt blue of the sea. Experience la vie en rose with a visit to the Maison des Vins, a modern cellar with hundreds of bottles on display.
Nice, France
Nice rises from the pebbled coast to lush hills, yet the heart of the city is located between the old port city and the Aeroport de Côte d’Azur. To take it all in, enjoy a jaunt on the Promenade des Anglais along the Mediterranean Sea. The Old Port, located in Vieux Nice (Old Nice), is a colorful and busy place, with various markets. There discover an ensemble of narrow streets, colorful architecture, and picturesque piazzas. Stretch out on Nice’s recognizable blue lounge chairs on one of its iconic beaches. Some of these private beaches, like the Blue Beach or the Castel Beach, are among the most glamorous beaches on the French Riviera.
| DATE | PORT | ARRIVAL | DEPARTURE | ||
| Jun 17 | Sat | Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy | 8:00 AM | 6:00 PM | |
| Jun 18 | Sun | Capri, Italy | 7:00 AM | 4:00 PM | |
| Amalfi (Ravello), Italy | 7:00 PM | ||||
| Jun 19 | Mon | Amalfi, Italy | 11:59 PM | ||
| Jun 20 | Tue | Stromboli Volcano – Scenic Navigation | 12:00 PM | ||
| Jun 21 | Wed | Syracuse (Noto), Sicily, Italy | 8:00 AM | 11:00 PM | |
| time change -1hr (1hr fwd) | |||||
| Jun 22 | Thu | At Sea (Ionian Sea) | |||
| Jun 23 | Fri | Zakinthos, Greece | 8:00 AM | 6:00 PM | |
| Jun 24 | Sat | Katakolon (Olympia), Greece | 7:00 AM | 8:00 PM | |
| Jun 25 | Sun | At Sea | |||
| Jun 26 | Mon | Chania, Crete, Greece | 8:00 AM | 6:00 PM | |
| Jun 27 | Tue | Santorini, Greece | 7:00 AM | 9:00 PM | |
| Jun 28 | Wed | Kusadasi (Ephesus), Turkey | 8:00 AM | 11:00 PM | |
| Jun 29 | Thu | Mykonos (Delos), Greece | 8:00 AM | 11:00 PM | |
| Jun 30 | Fri | Piraeus (Athens), Greece | 8:00 AM | **** |
World Navigator
World Navigator was conceived with the sensibilities of an explorer – one who believes the world is best experienced up close, while still leaving the destination untouched. She realizes the possibilities of environmental stewardship with the latest hybrid power management and propulsion system, maximizing fuel efficiency and consuming as low as one-fifth the fuel compared to conventional cruise-ship systems. Her alternate hydro-jet propulsion system helps her quietly cruise up to five knots without disturbing marine wildlife for incomparable, up-close encounters.
This is how you can best enjoy the world and protect it for others. And as the intimate, yacht-style World Navigator quietly nestles into the amazing, remote and rugged locations on your itinerary, you’ll wonder why anyone would roam any other way.
Experience Once in a Lifetime and Intimate Yacht-Style Cruising with Atlas Ocean Voyages
ON BOARD
Throughout your voyage, your days at sea and nights between explorations are spent in relaxed luxury with attentive service aboard Atlas' intimate, yacht-style ships World Navigator and the newest addition to their fleet, World Traveller.
ASHORE ADVENTURE
Dive into immersive experiences throughout captivating and remote destinations with Atlas Ashore. Choose from an array of optional land excursions and programs that bring you closer to local cultures and create intimate moments for more meaningful travel.
ALWAYS INCLUDED
When you choose the Atlas experience, you choose intimate, yacht-style expeditions where thoughtful details are carefully considered and always included.
TERMS AND CONDITIONS
Limited-time Offer. Advertised prices in CAD per person based on double occupancy. New bookings only and may not be combinable with other offers and promotions. **Savings are “up to”, per couple and included in advertised fares. Gov’t taxes & fees included.
Economy Roundtrip Air is from select Canadian gateways. Low air add-on available for other gateways. Call for details. Some airline-imposed personal charges, including but not limited to baggage, priority boarding, and special seating, may apply.
Transfers are extra charges unless otherwise noted. Call for details
Perks (Drinks, prepaid gratuities are based on 1st and 2nd guests in a stateroom). Pre or post-cruise hotel applies to select voyages and select gateways. Call for details.
Basic, limited WIFI included and is one device per stateroom. Speed may also vary based on destination.
RISK-FREE Refundable Reduced Deposit applies to voyages outside of final payment (121 or 131 days prior to departure based on voyage). Penalty starts at (including deposit and any applicable admin fee) 120 or 130 days prior to departure based on voyage.
‡Travel Insurance (Trip Cancellation & Trip Interruption) is group insurance administered by Travel Guard Group Canada, Inc. and underwritten by AIG Insurance Company of Canada. The Summary of Coverage contains reductions, limitations, exclusions, termination provisions and sanction wording. The cost of the insurance is included in the price of the cruise, and the price cannot be reduced for those who reside where coverage is not available or who are not medically able to travel. Emergency medical coverage is available at additional cost. Travel insurance included is not available to residents of Quebec and residents outside of U.S and Canada. (In the event of a claim, the cost of the premiums will be deducted from your Insurance coverage).
Cruise line reserves the right to charge a fuel supplement without prior notice, including on fully paid bookings. All offers, rates & sailings subject to change & availability at time of booking. Promotion is capacity controlled and may be pulled out at any time without prior notice. Certain restrictions apply.
Cruise Connections reserves the right to correct errors & omissions. BPCPA #28364.