16 Night Transatlantic Spain & Portugal

16 Night Transatlantic Spain & Portugal en Voyager of the Seas de Barcelona, España Valencia, Spain, Panoramic view

- El 16 Night Transatlantic Spain & Portugal de Barcelona, España visitas Palma De Mallorca, Spain; Valencia, Spain; Cartagena, Spain; Málaga, Spain; Madeira (Funchal), Portugal; Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias; Tenerife, Islas Canarias; Orlando (Puerto Cañaveral), Florida. Explora nuestros itinerarios de los cruceros y elegir entre una variedad de habitaciones en función de sus necesidades y presupuesto. Comenzar a planificar sus próximas vacaciones en crucero mediante la selección de un puerto de destino y salida.

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16 Night Transatlantic Spain & Portugal

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Voyager of the Seas

Día	Puerto
1	Barcelona, España Salida a 5:00 PM
2	Palma De Mallorca, Spain Desde 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
3	Valencia, Spain Desde 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
4	Cartagena, Spain Desde 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
5	Málaga, Spain Desde 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
6	crucero Día en el mar
7	Madeira (Funchal), Portugal Desde 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM
8	Gran Canaria, Islas Canarias Desde 9:00 AM - 6:00 PM
9	Tenerife, Islas Canarias Desde 8:00 AM - 6:00 PM
10 - 16	crucero Día en el mar
17	Orlando (Puerto Cañaveral), Florida Llega a 6:00 AM
	* Puerto secuencia puede variar según la fecha de salida.

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DESCUBRE AVENTURAS EN CADA CUBIERTA

Experimenta una subida de adrenalina en la pared de escalar Rock Climbing Wall y presume de tus maniobras de surf en el simulador de surf FlowRider®. Ponte los patines y disfruta de aventuras sobre hielo o juega un partido de minigolf. Esta es tu escapada épica, tú decides cómo aprovechar el día.

Typhoon℠ y Cyclone℠

Desafía a tu amigo más valiente en una prueba de velocidad. El viaje de tu vida te espera en los toboganes dobles Typhoon℠ and Cyclone℠, parte de The Perfect Storm℠, los toboganes acuáticos más audaces en alta mar. Mientras avanzas rápidamente, los tramos largos y transparentes ofrecen vistas al mar tan emocionantes como el viaje en sí.

Wonder of the Seas Teens Enjoying Social 100

Espacios para jóvenes

Seamos realistas, los jóvenes quieren tener la libertad de elegir cómo pasan su tiempo a bordo. Ahora, los niños de entre 13 y 17 años tienen un nuevo y exclusivo salón con música, películas, juegos e incluso un lugar de reunión al aire libre en el patio.

FlowRider^®

Toma tu tabla y prepárate, 113.562 litros de aguas torrentosas te esperan. El surf siempre está activo en el simulador de surf de 12,1 metros de largo FlowRider®.

Adventure Ocean^®

Es momento de salir de la zona de confort: el galardonado Adventure Ocean® se está reinventando totalmente. Con lugares de juego abiertos y espacios dedicados para todo tipo de actividades interactivas, incluidos desafíos cara a cara, manualidades técnicas y más, los niños pueden elegir su propia aventura inmersiva.

TROTAMUNDOS GOURMET

Esta es una aventura epicúrea que tu paladar agradecerá. Saborea fabulosos bistecs en Chops Grille℠ o date un gusto en un festín de cinco platos en Chef's Table. El sushi recién preparado te espera en Izumi y los platos de estilo familiar satisfarán tus antojos en Giovanni's Table.

Chops Grille℠

Durante más de una década, los chefs de Chops Grille se han especializado en servir cortes de carne de calidad. Sin embargo, la cena en este emblemático restaurante de especialidad de Royal Caribbean va mucho más allá de la típica experiencia en carnes, con clásicos reinventados como la suculenta langosta de Maine, fritura de patata con queso gruyère, sopa de setas del bosque aromatizada con trufa blanca y, por supuesto, carne de res suprema preparada por expertos.

Giovanni's Table

Cada comida en Giovanni's Table es una celebración familiar de sabor rústico italiano. Aquí encontrarás todos tus clásicos favoritos del Viejo Mundo en el menú, como focaccia de la casa servida con alcachofas marinadas, aceitunas y pesto, ñoquis esponjosos mezclados con salsa de cordero y tubérculos con aroma a tomillo, risotto tradicional con tapenade de porcini y setas a la trufa y osobuco de ternera acompañado de polenta de queso cremoso, tomates maduros y judías verdes salteadas.

Izumi

Desde deliciosos rolls de sushi hasta sashimi y nigiri frescos, Izumi ofrece una experiencia gastronómica exótica de inspiración asiática. Saborea aperitivos y rolls al estilo izakaya que van desde lo clásico a lo imaginativo. No importa lo que pidas, te espera un festín del Lejano Oriente lleno de sabores increíbles, desde Tohoku hasta Tokio.

Chef's Table

Bienvenido a Chef's Table, la experiencia gastronómica más exclusiva y elevada de nuestra flota. Únete a un grupo íntimo de compañeros amantes de la comida en un viaje epicúreo privado dirigido por el chef del restaurante del barco. Te sentarás a disfrutar de una cena de mantel blanco con cinco platos exquisitos que van desde carpaccio de vieiras con vinagreta de yuzu hasta filet mignon a la parrilla servido con puré de patatas y trufas, cada uno combinado con el vino perfecto para resaltar todos los sabores del menú.

ESPECTÁCULOS QUE DAN LA NOTA ALTA

Relájate en un espectáculo lleno de canciones de clásicos del cine en Music in Pictures y camina por el Great White Way en Broadway Rhythm & Rhyme. En este barco, todos los actos son épicos.

Rhythm and Rhyme Cruise Show, Dancers on Stage, Grandeur of the Seas — Dancers on stage during Rhythm and Rhyme Cruise Show on Grandeur of the Seas

Broadway Rhythm & Rhyme

Canta junto con tus melodías favoritas mientras el ritmo, la rima, las palabras y la música de Broadway te transportan a NYC.

Bandas en vivo

Elige el género que te guste y es muy probable que encuentres una banda de talentosos músicos a bordo, desde jazz en vivo hasta bandas que cantan nuevas versiones de canciones, cuartetos, latinos y artistas acústicos en toda la flota.

Ice-Skating Shows

Royal Caribbean es la primera y única compañía de cruceros con pistas de patinaje sobre hielo a bordo con espectáculos complementarios donde patinadores profesionales realizan saltos, giros y acrobacias increíbles.

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Bar Schooner

Termina tu noche en Bar Schooner, donde los cócteles perfectamente mezclados y el entretenimiento en vivo se unen en un salón de temática náutica con una iluminación cálida. Acomódate en un asiento bajo el mástil, frente a las claraboyas o junto al resplandeciente gran piano. El karaoke está a punto de comenzar.

Día 1: Barcelona, España

Día 1

Barcelona

España

Resulta muy fácil ver por qué Barcelona es la ciudad más visitada de España. Como capital de la región de Cataluña, los mosaicos culturales de la ciudad reconstruyen un entramado de 2000 años de antigüedad de playas soleadas, arquitectura de vanguardia y una cultura gastronómica y de bebidas reconocida en el mundo. El arquitecto catalán Antoni Gaudí dejó su huella modernista por toda la ciudad, mientras que los tesoros medievales persisten en las plazas del Barrio Gótico. Piérdete por los caprichosos jardines del Parque Güell o saborea una clase de cocina catalana a cargo de un chef. Revisa colecciones de arte dedicadas a Picasso y Miró o pasea en un teleférico hasta la cima de la Montaña de Montjuïc, desde donde tendrás increíbles vistas de la ciudad.

Spain Barcelona La Sagrada Familia Interior — La Sagrada Familia Interior Colorful

ENCANTOS CELESTIALES

Conoce de cerca La Sagrada Familia, una obra maestra de la catedral diseñada por el célebre arquitecto catalán Antoni Gaudí. Maravíllate ante sus capiteles altos hasta el cielo y entra para admirar los mosaicos intrincados, los pilares de piedra de Montjuïc y la fachada de la Natividad. Incluso puedes subir hasta la punta de los capiteles, desde donde tendrás vistas panorámicas de la ciudad.

Spain Barcelona Barceloneta Beach — Barceloneta Beach at Sunset

APROVECHA EL DÍA

Con siete playas que abarcan más de dos millas de costa mediterránea, el puerto de Barcelona es conocido por algunas de las mejores aventuras en busca del sol y en alta mar. Relájate en la costa, practica kayak en aguas azules profundas o alquila una excursión de pesca en busca de atún, pez espada o marlín del Mediterráneo.

Barcelona, Spain Gothic Cathedral — The gothic Barcelona Cathedral at night, in Barcelona Spain

Barcelona, Spain La Rambla Shops — Street view of La Rambla in Barcelona, Spain, with shops lining the street

EN LA MEZCLA

Toma un paseo por el boulevard peatonal de La Rambla y vive la esencia pura de la ciudad. Tiendas de recuerdos, artistas callejeros, puestos de flores, cafés y bailarines de sardanas folklóricas catalanas crean una animada escena. Su maravillosa atracción principal, La Catedral, data del año 1200 y su torre ofrece vistas panorámicas de la Barcelona medieval.

Barcelona, Spain Barceloneta Beach — Barceloneta Beach at sunset, with a view of the W Hotel in Barcelona, Spain

Spain Barcelona Sparkling Cava Wine — Couple Enjoying the Local Sparkling Cava Wine

COCINA LOCAL

Barcelona ha dominado el arte de comer. Muchos restaurantes ofrecen una creativa nueva cocina española, mientras que los lugares frente al mar sirven paella de mariscos y menús de almuerzo de varios platos que incluyen una copa de vino espumoso de cava. Para saborear la cocina catalana, prueba pa amb tomàquet (pan con tomate). O pica las tapas españolas (aperitivos del tamaño de un bocado) en el bar como un local, con un vermú de la casa en la mano.

Spain Barcelona Local Fresh Market Shopping — Couple Strolling Through the Fresh Local Market

COMPRAS

Podrías pasar horas recorriendo los mercados de Barcelona para comprar ropa de cuero de alta calidad, joyas, libros antiguos y artículos para el hogar únicos. Passeig de Gràcia y Barcelona Shopping Line son dos paseos de venta al por menor populares, además, el Barrio Gótico alberga docenas de tiendas familiares que venden textiles, artículos de papelería, azulejos decorativos y utensilios para la cocina de loza.

Día 2: Palma De Mallorca, Spain

Día 2

Palma De Mallorca

Spain

The Spanish island of Mallorca offers towering mountains and dramatic cliffs rising over clear, blue water — but its hidden gem is Palma de Mallorca, the island's capital and largest city, where you'll find quaint historic streets, Gothic castles and gastronomic delights. Cruise to Palma de Mallorca and check out one-of-a-kind Palma Cathedral: The 14th-century Gothic spires of exterior contrast the modernist interior designed by in the early 1900s by Gaudi. See the circular courtyard and Arab-inspired arches of Castell de Bellver, and take in the fresh scent of the miles of pine forest that surround it. Or rent bikes and pedal east to Palma Beach, where you can soak in the sun on the white sands and clear waves.

Experiencias increíbles, próximamente.

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Palma De Mallorca, Spain, La Seu Cathedral and Almudaina castle — La Seu cathedral and Almudaina castle

Castles and Cathedrals

Palma de Mallorca's historic places look like something out of "Game of Thrones." Whether you traipse through the courtyard of 14th-century Bellver Castle or say your prayers inside Gothic Palma Cathedral, Palma de Mallorca can transport you back to medieval times. Your can also see the city's unique Arab influence dating back to the 10th-century Moorish conquest at spots like the Arab Baths.

Insider tip

If you're more interested in ocean time than historic sites, book a boat tour to see the coastline of Mallorca from the sunlit waves.

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Cala Llombards beach — People enjoying Cala Llombards beach in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Get Your Beach On

It's no surprise that Palma de Mallorca is home to some of the world's best beaches — what's astonishing is just how clear blue the water is at Cala Llombards, or how the warm, golden sands of Playa El Arenal will make you wish you never had to leave. No wonder so many red and yellow umbrellas dot the sands here.

Insider tip

Hours of operation for the Palma cathedral vary by season so be sure to check before you arrive.

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Cuevas del Drach — The Cuevas del Drach in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Explore a Dragon's Lair

Head to Porto Cristo on the east side of the island, where you'll find the Cuevas del Drach — the dragon caves. While no actual dragons have been spotted here, the stalactites and stalagmites of this ancient underground cave make it easy to imagine. You can even take a violin-serenaded boat ride on the cave's underground lake during your cruise.

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Porte de Soller — View of the bay at Porte de Soller in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Tombet dish — A bowl of tombet, a traditional vegetable dish

Local Cuisine

Mallorca is technically part of Spain, but Palma de Mallorca's cuisine is a world unto itself. Savor tombet, a vegetarian stew with sweet potatoes and carrots that's Mallorca's take on ratatouille. Cruise to Palma de Mallorca to sample the eclectic coca mallorquina, a kind of crunchy flatbread pizza with an olive oil-rich crust topped with roasted red peppers.

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Bellver Castle — Bellver Castle in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Palma De Mallorca, Spain, Straw bag market — A straw bag market in Palma de Mallorca, Spain

Shopping

Palma's premier shopping is to be had in the Passeig de Born neighborhood. Shop here for upscale brands like Mulberry and Zara. Then, head to Jaume III and Sant Miquel streets for boutiques specializing in fine local goods: Choose a necklace or earrings made with world-famous Mallorcan pearls, try on a pair of handmaid Menorquina sandals, or marvel at handicrafts like colorful pottery and traditional straw bags.

Día 3: Valencia, Spain

Día 3

Valencia

Spain

Spain's third largest city, Valencia offers a little bit of everything, from historic sites and bustling city squares to placid beaches. Soak up the sun at Malvarrosa Beach along the urban seafront, or head to El Saler for a more remote beach experience surrounded by white-sand dunes and pine trees. Cruise to Valencia and get your culture fix at Gothic Valencia Cathedral, and see the 15th-century renaissance paintings housed in its interior. Head to Plaza de la Reina in the city's old town and do some people-watching over a fresh glass of horchata, a classic Valencia beverage made from almond milk with cinnamon and spices, or take a picnic lunch of fresh pears and local cheese to the quiet Turia Gardens.

Experiencias increíbles, próximamente.

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Valencia, Spain, Cathedral — Close up view of a cathedral in Valencia, Spain

Get Gothic

Architecture lovers will fall in love with the Old Town of Valencia. The winding lanes are filled with a mix of Gothic and Baroque architecture, including the Cathedral and Plaza del Virgen. Grab your camera and climb the 207 steps of the 13th-century Cathedral bell tower for a stunning view of the city to the countryside and the sea.

Insider tip

The city center is very walkable, so make sure to wear comfortable shoes to make the most of your day.

Valencia, Spain, City of Arts and Sciences — The City of Arts and Sciences in Valencia, Spain

Arts and Carafe

Venture outside of the Old Town and over to the City of Arts and Sciences. Spend a few hours admiring the modern design of the futuristic buildings by Santiago Calatrava. Check out the Oceanografic Aquarium, home to a wide variety of sharks, belugas and walruses. Afterward, relax outside in the sunshine and beautiful gardens.

Insider tip

Prefer to see the city on two wheels? Bicycles are very easy to rent all around Valencia.

Valencia, Spain, Central Market — Central Market in Valencia, Spain

Go to Market

One of Europe's longest-running food markets, Central Market is the place to go to sample Valencia's seasonal produce, such as artichokes and pears. To beat the crowds, head here early in the morning to enjoy a warm espresso while you shop. Once properly caffeinated, watch as locals do their daily shopping and admire the stained-glass domes and mosaic details.

Valencia, Spain, Central station — The frontal view of the Central station in Valencia, Spain

Valencia, Spain, Paella — A Valencian paella being served

Local Cuisine

In Valencia, you'll find plenty of tapas to sample, but you can't leave without enjoying paella. The classic Spanish dish has its roots in this seaside city, where it's usually served up with rabbit, chicken, asparagus and local snails. If you prefer pasta over rice, go in for fideua, a hearty dish of pan-fried noodles piled with local seafood like squid, shrimp or monkfish.

Valencia, Spain, Saint Mary's Square — Saint Mary's Square in Valencia, Spain

Valencia, Spain, Hand held fan — A woman holding a fan in Spain

Shopping

Head to the Old Town of Valencia during your cruise to find some of the best shops offering handmade fans, embroidered silk shawls and Lladro porcelain. If you happen to end up in the city on the weekend, browse the stalls at the flea market in Plaza Redonda.

Día 4: Cartagena, Spain

Día 4

Cartagena

Spain

Cartagena greets you with its ancient Mediterranean port on Spain's southeastern coast. Originally governed by the Carthaginians and subsequently by the Romans, Arabs and Castilians, this pedestrian-friendly city is a history buff's dream port. Visit the 2,000-year-old Roman Theatre and the attached museum, where you'll find an ancient altar to Jupiter and a statue of Apollo. Then, check out the late 19th-century modernist architecture of Cartagena's historic center. Cruises to Cartagena, Spain allow you to stroll down blue-marble-tiled pedestrian-only Calle Mayor. Or take the 30-minute drive to the Batteria de Castillitos, a medieval-style fortress situated among the picturesque mountain landscape.

Experiencias increíbles, próximamente.

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Cartagena, Spain Roman Theater — Couple Walking Through Spain's Roman Theater

Roman Holiday

Check out Cartagena's ancient Roman Theater — built in the first century A.D. and only uncovered in 1987, it's since been reconstructed. Duck into its museum, which passes beneath a palace and a church before it reaches the theater.

Insider tip

Spanish shops close for siesta between 2 and 5 p.m., and restaurants from about 4 p.m. until around 8 p.m.

Cartagena, Spain, Castle of Cartagena — The Castle of Cartagena in Cartagena, Spain

Castle on the Hill

The 18th-century castle called Concepcion Castle sits on a hill facing Cartagena. Walk uphill to visit the castle and its history center, or catch the lift at Calle Gisbert for amazing panoramic views en route.

Insider tip

Try Asiatico, a common Cartagena coffee drink with condensed milk, brandy, the Spanish liqueur Licor 43, cinnamon and lemon zest.

Cartagena, Spain Historic Buildings Intricate Details

The New Within the Old

For all its ancient allure, Cartagena also has Modernist architecture, which you can see along the Calle Mayor area. One example is the home of Cervantes, designed by a local Cartagena architect. Check out the Casino, the Gran Hotel and the railway station for more examples of this exuberantly gaudy style with your Spain Cruise.

Insider tip

Don't confuse Cartagena, Spain, and Cartagena, Colombia, while planning your trip!

Local Cuisine

In Cartagena, you'll find authentic Mediterranean dishes featuring fresh-caught seafood, like lightly tempura-battered fried squid. Red prawns from the Mar Menor lagoon and fig bread are local delicacies. Explore off the main tourist streets and hit a tapas bar for tasty fare such as Serrano ham, toasted Cartagena almonds and cracked local olives.

Cartagena, Spain, Cortina Beach — Cortina Beach in Cartagena, Spain

Spain Cartagena Local Artisan Ceramics Shopping

Shopping

The clean, pedestrians-only shopping street Calle Mayor is an easy walk from the port and has the high-street stores of England and Spain. An El Corte Ingles department store and restaurants are housed in gorgeous buildings. Look for ceramics and leather goods in interesting boutiques and shops when you cruise to Cartagena, Spain.

Día 5: Málaga, Spain

Día 5

Málaga

Spain

The hub of Spain's southern Costa del Sol, Málaga is the picture of paradise. Scale the hilltop to dramatic La Alcazaba, the sandy-colored Moorish fortress dating back to the 11th century that overlooks this ancient seaside city. Sun yourself on the idyllic beaches of Caleta and Malagueta, taking in views of the mountains across the bay. See the eccentric works of modernist master Pablo Picasso, the city's most famous native son, at the Picasso Museum. Cruise to Málaga and immerse yourself in baroque and renaissance architecture at Málaga Cathedral, with its elaborate arches and stone reliefs depicting the saints, or turn the clock back to the first century A.D. at the ruins of the Roman Theatre.

Experiencias increíbles, próximamente.

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Málaga, Spain, Alcazaba fortress — View of the Alcazaba fortress in Malaga, Spain

Moor History

Ascend to the top of La Alcazaba, the medieval Moorish fortress that towers over the city. This palatial fortification was built by the Hammudid dynasty in the early 11th century and is the best-preserved Moorish castle in Spain. From here, you can wander down to the Roman Amphitheatre that sits beneath it, before you gaze up at the 16th-century cathedral that sits right in the city center.

Insider tip

The center of Málaga is relatively small and walkable, but don't take this for granted — three to five hours will pass quickly.

Málaga, Spain, Malagueta beach sign — The Malagueta beach sign in Malaga, Spain

Work on Your Tan

It just wouldn't be a trip to the Costa del Sol without a little coast and sun. Most tourists stick to the convenient La Malagueta Beach, but if you've got more than a couple hours in Málaga, you can take a taxi to less crowded but equally beautiful beaches to the east, like Playamar or Playa de Burriana.

Insider tip

If you don't speak Spanish, make sure to cache a Spanish dictionary in your smartphone's Translate app.

Málaga, Spain, Plaza de la Merced — Plaza de la Merced in Malaga, Spain

Paint With Picasso

The most obvious way to follow Málaga's Picasso trail is to visit the Picasso Museum, which has many pieces you won't find anywhere else. You can also visit the artist's birthplace, or take a "Ride With Picasso" bike tour that features Picasso-focused city sightseeing, including Plaza de Merced, where the formidable painter took his first steps as a child.

Málaga, Spain Cityscape — The Malaga, Spain cityscape

Málaga, Spain Gambas Pil Pil dish — Gambas Pil Pil shrimp dish in a bowl

Local Cuisine

Seafood is the focus of gastronomy in Málaga. Don't miss the city's signature dish of gambas al pil-pil, flash-fried fresh prawns with garlic, paprika and chilies. During your Málaga cruise, order a basket of pescado frito, an array of local white fish, clams and other seafood breaded and fried. Finish up with tarta malaguena, a cake made with almonds and raisins, and a glass of Málaga dessert wine.

Málaga, Spain, Alcazaba fortress walls — Exterior walls of the Alcazaba fortress in Malaga, Spain

Málaga, Spain, Ceramic Pottery — Ceramic pottery for sale in Spain

Shopping

Pop into a local wine shop to take a bottle of Málaga dessert wine back home with you. Málaga cruises provide access to an eclectic range of other souvenirs, like hand-painted Andalusian ceramics or handmade fans to help you beat the heat. You can also find some of Spain's best olive oil here — pick up some of this cloudy, spicy liquid gold from the Ataranzas Market.