Archive: Port of the Week
Regal Royal Clipper
Julie | July 5, 2011

Dave and Nancy Porter sent in these great shots of Royal Clipper taken from the shore. Enjoy!

Port of the Week: Giglio
Julie | June 23, 2011

Guests on our Star Flyer sailings from Cannes and Monte Carlo are lucky to visit the Isola del Giglio, one of the most “beautiful children in Tuscany,” as they are called. Giglio’s mild climate, unspoiled nature and crystal-clear waters offer an unforgettable visit. Guests can head for the sandy beaches and beautiful coves to relax, [...]

Port of the Week: Tangier, Morocco
Nicole | May 24, 2011

Located at the crossroads of Africa, Europe, the Mediterranean Sea and Atlantic Ocean, Tangier is an architecturally and culturally eclectic town with nearly 700,000 residents and is often referred to as Morocco’s St. Tropez. Tangier was the real model for the legendary American film “Casablanca” with Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman. It still retains its [...]

Port of the Week: Dikili, Turkey
Nicole | July 15, 2010

Situated on Turkey’s north Aegean coast, Dikili is a small fishing town known for its dark sand beaches, picturesque shoreline and warm thermal springs. With a history dating back to the 2nd century B.C., guests will find that there is a lot to discover and explore while at port in this resort town. From Dikili, [...]

Port of the Week: Hammamet, Tunisia
Nicole | July 2, 2010

“Tunisia’s Saint Tropez” is a fitting description for Hammamet, a former fishing village known for its exotic history, white sand coastlines, ancient buildings and breathtaking villas. Located between the Mediterranean and the Sahara desert, Hammamet’s history is displayed through its bronze statues, pottery and Arabic inspired mosaics exhibited in the town’s museums and archaeological sites. Guests visiting [...]