From Malaga to Barcelona: Spain and North Africa Yacht Cruise

A small slice of England on the edge of Spain, Gibraltar has been under British rule since 1704. Its incredible position on the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula has made it the guardian of the Mediterranean Sea for centuries. You will be amazed by the towering limestone monolith known as the Rock of Gibraltar. From its summit, you can enjoy breathtaking views across the Strait. Designated as a nature reserve, the rock is also home to a colony of Barbary apes—the only wild monkeys found in Europe.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner

Sail across the Strait of Gibraltar to Tangier. Serving as Europe's gateway to Africa for centuries, Tangier welcomes you with a mix of exotic cultures unique to Morocco. Experience the diversity of the bustling crowds, the rich fragrances of spices in the colorful markets, and the lively atmosphere of the Old Town. It is a fantastic destination full of incredible sights and sounds.

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Tucked away on the southeast corner of Spain's Mediterranean coast, Almeria is one of Andalusia's quieter ports. The city features a handsome historic center, with palm tree-lined plazas, stone churches, the incredible Moorish Alcazaba, and many excellent tapas bars. On the town's northern edge lies the remarkable Tabernas Desert, Europe's only desert. This dramatic, bone-dry landscape has been used as a filming location for classic Western movies since the 1950s.

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Wake up early to admire the spectacular natural harbor of Cartagena as your yacht sails into port. Part of the Costa Cálida, Cartagena was one of Spain's most important naval ports until the 18th century. This portside town has been inhabited by several cultures over the centuries, all of whom have left their mark on its streets. Walk through the beautiful city center to see historical sites like the Roman Amphitheater, the Torre Ciega, and the Castillo de la Concepción.

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Famous globally for its nightlife and electronic dance music, Ibiza is known as a lively clubbing destination. However, the island is also home to glorious sandy beaches, a UNESCO World Heritage-listed old town, and peaceful wellness retreats. Ibiza actively promotes responsible tourism, featuring initiatives to ensure that the island's natural beauty is preserved for future generations.

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The capital of the Balearic Islands, Mallorca is famous for its stunning coastline, historic towns, and delicious local food. Its capital city, Palma de Mallorca, dates back to the 13th century and features beautiful honey-colored stone architecture. Admire its grand Gothic cathedral, walk the medieval streets lined with aristocratic townhouses, and relax in bustling public squares. Elsewhere on the island, you can discover the authentic village of Valldemossa and highly unspoiled beaches.

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The quietest and most relaxed of the Balearic Islands, Menorca offers a glimpse of what these islands used to be. The island’s capital, Mahón, is on the east coast and sits on the largest natural harbor in the Mediterranean. Colonized by the British in the 18th century, it leaves a legacy of grand naval buildings and Georgian townhouses. Beyond the city, a wealth of prehistoric structures awaits, while the island's interior remains largely untouched, dotted with rolling farmland and whitewashed villages.

Inclusions: Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner