Set sail on a captivating 5-day Mediterranean adventure aboard this Tall Ship, beginning in the lively city of Barcelona, continuing to the charming island town of Île Rousse in Corsica, and concluding in the maritime gem of Genoa, Italy.
Our journey kicks off in Barcelona, a city where Gothic and modernist influences come together in perfect harmony. Stroll through the narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter, marvel at Gaudí’s architectural masterpieces such as the Sagrada Família and Park Güell, or unwind at Barceloneta Beach with tapas and fresh seafood.
Once aboard the Tall Ship, dive into the excitement of life at sea. Help the crew raise the sails, take the helm, or simply relax on deck as we chart our course towards Île Rousse, Corsica.
Throughout the voyage, you’ll have the chance to engage in hands-on sailing activities, such as knot-tying lessons, or enjoy panoramic views from the mast or bowsprit. As the sun sets over the Mediterranean horizon, share stories and drinks with fellow passengers, celebrating the magic of the journey.
In Île-Rousse, immerse yourself in the rich history of Corsica, explore its lively markets, and take in the stunning coastal views.
At the heart of this charming town lies a picturesque square lined with cafés, restaurants, and shady plane trees. Don’t miss the Marché Couvert, a covered market set in a beautiful 19th-century hall with stone columns, where you can sample artisanal cheeses, cured meats, honey, olives, and fresh local produce. Stroll along the cobbled streets or unwind on the pristine beaches while experiencing the island’s unique charm. Savor traditional Corsican delicacies like charcuterie and locally produced wines for an authentic taste of the region.
After discovering this Corsican gem, we set sail north toward the grandeur of Genoa, a city renowned for its historic buildings and winding alleys. Often referred to as the “Gateway to the Côte d’Azur,” Genoa offers a striking mix of contrasts.
Once in Genoa, wander through its labyrinth of narrow streets, admire its magnificent palaces, and indulge in the flavors of Italian cuisine. Be sure to visit the UNESCO-listed Old Town and taste fresh pesto, a signature dish of the Ligurian region.
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