Golf & Cruise on MS EUROPA:
Colorful Bazaars and Charming Atlantic Islands

Begin your exploration tour in Malaga with a visit to the Alcazaba, a Moorish fortress with breathtaking views. Immerse yourself in the art world and visit the Picasso Museum. Stroll along Calle Marqués de Larios, a lively shopping street, and enjoy the Mediterranean flair. Relax on the beaches of the Costa del Sol or wander through the charming port of Malaga.

Tangier is a Moroccan port city on the Strait of Gibraltar. The metropolis, whose origins date back to the 5th century BC, delights with its lively medina and bustling markets where traditional craftsmanship is preserved. The Kasbah with the imposing Bab el Kasbah gate towers over the city and offers fascinating insights into the past.

Modern life and historical charm form a fascinating combination in Casablanca. The pulsating metropolis is Morocco's economic center and offers an exciting mix of Arab-Muslim heritage and the French colonial era. The old town invites you to browse with its winding alleys, while the Art Deco district and the Corniche seaside promenade show the modern side of the city.

Enjoy the amenities on board the MS EUROPA and let your mind wander while the ship crosses the Atlantic.

Volcanoes and sandy beaches: Lanzarote is an interplay of colors. The island was formed around 20 million years ago and is characterized today by golden, black, and almost white beaches. Between turquoise bays, red-black volcanic landscapes, and the green vineyards of La Geria, a unique, varied natural backdrop unfolds.

Santa Cruz de la Palma, the capital of the 'Isla Bonita', stretches between green mountain slopes and dark beaches. The colorful house facades and colonial city palaces along Calle Real and Calle de San Sebastian exude traditional Canarian charm. La Palma entices with romantic tapas bars, winding alleys, and magnificent scenery that invites you to dream.

Tenerife, the largest island of the archipelago, rises in the heart of the Canaries. With dreamlike beaches, crystal-clear water, white dunes, and lush vegetation, it is a place to dream. Its landmark is the Pico de Teide, a majestic volcanic peak that shapes the landscape. The island flora surprises with a variety of strictly protected species.

Funchal, the capital of Madeira, nestles against the slopes of a high mountain range and is known for its magnificent variety of flowers. Year-round mild temperatures make the island a paradise for nature lovers. A major port in the 16th century, the focus today is on Madeira wine. The Avenida do Mar seaside promenade offers romantic views. Funchal combines natural beauty with cultural heritage.

Use the day in Funchal for further discoveries before the ship sets sail in the late afternoon.

Enjoy a relaxing day at sea and review the impressions of the trip as you approach Lisbon.

Lisbon offers diverse experiences: Stroll through the narrow streets of the Alfama or enjoy the view of the Ponte 25 de Abril from the Tagus promenade. The Jerónimos Monastery and the Belém Tower bear witness to the Age of Discovery. A ride on the historic tram 28 and a visit to the lively Bairro Alto are a must. Taste the famous Pasteis de Nata or take a trip to charming Cascais.