Your journey starts in the elegant port of Trieste, where Austro-Hungarian influences blend with Italian charm. After boarding the Norwegian Viva, take time to explore the city’s grand piazzas, neoclassical architecture, and cafes before setting sail in the evening.

Dock at the historic coastal city of Zadar. Spend the day wandering through Roman and medieval ruins, enjoying the unique Sea Organ installation, and exploring the vibrant waterfront promenade.

Visit Ravenna, known for its awe-inspiring early Christian and Byzantine mosaics. You might choose to explore its UNESCO-listed basilicas or enjoy the quiet charm of this cultural gem.

Arrive in Dubrovnik, the “Pearl of the Adriatic.” Walk along the ancient city walls, wander through the marble-paved streets, and soak in the architecture and history of this storied walled city.

Set sail into Kotor Bay, steeped in dramatic scenery. Explore the medieval Old Town, climb up the fortress for panoramic views, or simply meander through its narrow lanes carved into the mountainside.

Dock in Corfu, where its lush greenery, Venetian architecture, and cultural blend await. Take your time strolling the old town, visiting fortresses, or venturing out to see traditional villages and olive groves.

Arrive in Valletta, Malta’s fortified capital. Wander the baroque streets, visit historic fortresses, and immerse yourself in the city’s rich history set against picturesque harbor views.

Stop in Messina, Sicily—gateway to dramatic cliffside towns like Taormina. You can explore coastal villages, visit historic sites, or soak in scenic views over the Mediterranean Sea.

Arrive at Naples and step into Italy’s southern soul. Whether you explore the bustling streets, set out for Pompeii, or savor the city’s legendary pizza, this day brings rich cultural and culinary experiences.

Dock in Livorno, your gateway to artistic treasures. Choose to venture into Florence’s Renaissance marvels or visit Pisa’s iconic Leaning Tower—each a short trip from port.

Your cruise concludes at the port of Civitavecchia. From here, head into Rome’s timeless streets to visit landmarks like the Colosseum, Vatican, and Trevi Fountain—your Italian