Civitavecchia (Rome)
The gateway port where an hour's drive opens all of ancient Rome.
Heads up: Rome is an 80-min shuttle-plus-train trip each way, not a stroll from the ship.
Split
A living Roman palace turned seaside old town on the Dalmatian coast.
Kotor
A fjord-like bay wrapped in mountains around a walled medieval town.
Heads up: Busy days mean anchoring and tendering, adding 20-30 min each way.
Dubrovnik
Sea-battered ramparts and Game of Thrones lanes above the Adriatic.
Heads up: The walled Old Town is not at the dock; bus or taxi 15-20 min, more in traffic.
Corfu
Venetian fortresses and cypress hills on Greece's lush Ionian isle.
Heads up: The Old Town is a 30-min walk; the port shuttle saves you the dull road stretch.
Barcelona
Gaudi spires, Gothic lanes, and tapas within a short walk of the pier.
Heads up: The far piers aren't walkable; take the blue Cruise Bus to the Columbus monument.
Genoa
A layered port of palaces, pesto, and gateways to the Italian Riviera.
How long are Croatia, Greece & Italy cruises?
The Croatia, Greece & Italy sailings CruiseIndex tracks run 8 to 10 nights.
Which ports do Croatia, Greece & Italy cruises visit?
Tracked Croatia, Greece & Italy itineraries call at Civitavecchia (Rome), Fun Day At Sea, Split, Kotor, Dubrovnik and Corfu.
What is the best cruise ship in Croatia, Greece & Italy?
Carnival Miracle (Carnival Cruise Line) currently holds the region's top Vessel Class grade, #221 in our fleet-wide ranking.
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