Barcelona has it all – sun, sea, and a city full of life. A must-see attraction is the famous Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece. Walk down Las Ramblas for street performers, shopping, and dining. Enjoy the Gothic Quarter, a collection of narrow cobblestone streets and medieval architecture. You can't leave without visiting Park Guell, a magical garden with panoramic views of the city. Don't forget to try the local cuisine, such as the traditional paella and refreshing sangria. With its vibrant culture and stunning scenery, Barcelona is a destination that should be on everyone's bucket list.

Barcelona has it all – sun, sea, and a city full of life. A must-see attraction is the famous Sagrada Familia, Gaudi's unfinished masterpiece. Walk down Las Ramblas for street performers, shopping, and dining. Enjoy the Gothic Quarter, a collection of narrow cobblestone streets and medieval architecture. You can't leave without visiting Park Guell, a magical garden with panoramic views of the city. Don't forget to try the local cuisine, such as the traditional paella and refreshing sangria. With its vibrant culture and stunning scenery, Barcelona is a destination that should be on everyone's bucket list.

Cartagena Spain. A city of contrasts between the old and new,  poverty and wealth, and legend and reality. The 17th century walled Old Town, and fortress is stunning World Heritage Sites, offering an insight into the old legends of this city. The colorful restored Spanish buildings line the streets of Old Town, with areas of immense poverty and around the corner, areas of extreme wealth. This city will surprise and sadden you, intrigue and amaze you, and leave you wanting to return.  

 

Gibraltar, Red pillar boxes, fish-and-chip shops, and creaky 1970s seaside hotels: Gibraltar – as British writer Laurie Lee once commented – is a piece of Portsmouth sliced off and towed 500 miles south. ‘The Rock’ overstates its Britishness, a bonus for pub-grub and afternoon-tea lovers, but a confusing double-take for modern Brits who thought the days of Lord Nelson memorabilia were long gone. Poised strategically at the jaws of Europe and Africa, Gibraltar, with its Palladian architecture and camera-hogging Barbary macaques, makes an interesting break from the white towns of bordering Cádiz province. 

 

You’ll always find a place to bask in the sun onboard or find the outdoor whirlpools, swimming pools, and ample sun loungers, or simply relax with a book or a cocktail and enjoy the peace of the company of newfound friends. Activities and entertainment tend to ramp up on days at sea because everyone is onboard the ship. You might notice more trivia contests, tournaments in the casino, afternoon shows in the theater, musical entertainment, poolside activities, and even special classes not offered on other days of your cruise. 

 

 

       

Fly to the UK. Flying back to the UK after your holiday can be a smooth process if you plan. Start by checking your flight details and arriving at the airport with plenty of time to spare. Make sure you have all the necessary documents, including your passport and boarding pass. If you have any duty-free items, keep them easily accessible. During your flight, stay hydrated get up, and stretch your legs periodically. Once you land, be prepared for possible long queues at passport control. With a little preparation, you can make your return trip stress-free.