Prices from
R24,307 per person sharing
Duration
7 nights
Departure Date
7 Sep 2026
Flights
Not included
Accommodation
Inside Cabin
Ship
Queen Victoria
Cruise Line
Cunard
Departure City
Barcelona, Spain
Arrival City
Rome, Italy
Need Visas
Check with agent
Valid from
7 Sep 2026
Valid to
14 Sep 2026
Offer Expires
31 Mar 2026
Trip Reference
618

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Overview

Cruise on board Queen Victoria from Rome to Barcelona for 7 nights.

From Rome’s iconic ruins to the glitz of the Cote d’Azur, the Mediterranean is calling. Wander through Florence’s art-filled streets or take in Pisa’s legendary tower with a guided tour from Livorno. A voyage packed with history, culture, and coastal beauty.

Queen Victoria’s unique facilities are amongst the most modern you will find and yet she has a special ambience so evocative of great liners past. With luxurious marbles, woods and rich fabrics she exudes elegance and is adored by her crew and passengers alike.

Cruise on Queen Victoria and you’ll soon discover why she’s established herself as a favourite among many of our guests. You’ll find her unique atmosphere and warmth encourages a sense of escapism. This special appeal has recently been elevated still further with the introduction of an expanded sun deck and Britannia Club dining, as well as a newly enhanced Chart Room and Winter Garden. These new levels of refinement combine perfectly to offer you an extraordinary base for your holiday.

Guests: 2,061
Crew: 981
Length: 964 ft

07-11-2026 :

Barcelona

Colorful, creative, and full of life, Barcelona offers stunning architecture, buzzing markets, and sunny Mediterranean charm. From Gaudí’s Sagrada Família to seaside tapas, this city always makes a lasting impression.

08-09-2026 :

Ibiza

Discover Ibiza’s quieter side with whitewashed villages, crystal-clear coves, and UNESCO-listed Old Town charm. Wander the cobbled streets of Dalt Vila or soak up the sun on a serene beach. Whether you're seeking culture, relaxation, or just a touch of glam, Ibiza delivers in one perfect day.

10-09-2026 :

Ajaccio, Corsica

Step into a sun-drenched blend of history, charm, and island beauty in Napoleon’s birthplace. Ajaccio invites you to stroll palm-lined promenades, explore colorful markets, and visit the home where the emperor was born. Beyond the city, discover secret coves, rugged coastal trails, and hilltop villages with breathtaking views. With a perfect mix of culture, cuisine, and scenery, his is Corsica at its finest, and it’s just waiting to be explored.

12-09-2026 :

Transit Messina Strait

Navigating the Messina Strait offers a scenic journey between the Italian mainland and Sicily, with stunning views of Mount Etna and the coastal cliffs. As you cross this narrow waterway, you’ll pass by the bustling port of Messina and catch glimpses of the Tyrrhenian and Ionian Seas meeting. It’s a visually striking route with rich historical significance.

12-09-2026 :

Messina

Messina is a vibrant port city in Sicily, known for its rich history and stunning views across the Strait of Messina. Visit the impressive Cathedral of Messina, stroll along the waterfront promenade, or take a boat ride to explore nearby beaches. With its blend of culture, history, and coastal beauty, Messina is a charming gateway to Sicily.

13-09-2026 :

Salerno

Hugging the craggy cliff face along the Tyrrhenian Sea is the lively city of Salerno, its white-washed buildings piled higgledy-piggledy on top of each other, looking almost ready to topple into the sea. Nestled between the Tyrrhenian Sea and the rugged mountains, Salerno is a gateway to the stunning Amalfi Coast. Stroll the charming historic center, visit the medieval Salerno Cathedral, or venture to nearby Positano and Ravello for breathtaking coastal views.

14-09-2026 :

Rome

From the port of Civitavecchia, journey to Rome, Italy’s timeless capital. Walk in the footsteps of emperors at the Colosseum, toss a coin in the Trevi Fountain, and marvel at the Vatican’s treasures. A day here is a dive into living history.