SPAINMADE FOR CRUISES

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Balearic Islands

Andalusia

Galicia

Cantabria

Basque Country

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Valencia

MurciaCeuta

Melilla

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Map of Cruise Destinations

Spain is one of the most popular places in Europe for Mediterranean cruise departures and stopovers. As more and more passengers come ashore during their trips, Spanish cities are becoming the most important stops of holiday season cruising. They offer the best combination of art, culture, entertainment and gastronomy of all Mediterranean stops. In fact, increasing numbers of visitors choose to supplement their cruises with longer stays in Spanish cities in order to fully explore them. The most popular destinations are Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Valencia and Malaga. Take note, there is much to see.

Spain, Made for Cruises

Introduction:CruiseDestinations

Contents:

Andalusia

1. Almeria ................................................... 4-5

2. Cádiz ........................................................6-7

3. Granada................................................... 8-9

4. Huelva .................................................. 10-11

5. Málaga .................................................12-13

6. Seville .................................................. 14-15

Asturias

7. GijÓn ..................................................... 16-17

Balearic Islands

8. Ibiza ..................................................... 18-19

9. Palma de Mallorca ........................... 20-21

10. MahÓn ............................................. 22-23

Basque Country

11. Bilbao ................................................ 24-25

Canary Islands

12. Gran Canaria .................................. 26-27

13. Fuerteventura ..................................28-29

14. La Gomera ....................................... 30-31

15. Lanzarote ......................................... 32-33

16. La Palma ...........................................34-35

17. Tenerife .............................................36-37

Cantabria

18. Santander .........................................38-39

Catalonia

19. Barcelona ........................................40-43

20. PalamÓs & Roses .......................... 44-45

21. Tarragona ........................................ 46-47

Ceuta

22. Ceuta ............................................... 48-49

Galicia

23. A Coruña ......................................... 50-51

24. Vigo ..................................................52-53

Melilla

25. Melilla ..............................................54-55

Murcia

26. Cartagena ........................................56-57

Valencia

27. Alicante ............................................58-59

28. CastellÓn .........................................60-61

29. Valencia ...........................................62-63

Background: The Castle of CeutaREGION: CEUTA

Ceuta is a mystical city. A unique location where two seas (Mediterranean and Atlantic) and two continents (Europe and Africa) meet. A city of stark contrast, Ceuta offers you the best of European & African cultures, as well as being the gateway towards the exoticism of Morocco.

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REGION: CEUTA CEUTA

- Bites -

Fresh Fish

Salazones

- Festivity -

Santa María de África

Santa María de África, is the Lady of Ceuta. On the 5th of August, the city holds a cele-bration outdoors in honor of her. This festivity takes place during the entire week with day and night activities. Dates:

August

- Excursions -

The Four Temples Tour

Due to its location, Ceuta is home to a mixed ethnic/religious population. The four main religious groups are Christian, Muslim, Jewish and Hindu.

The 4 Temples Tour, takes advantage of Ceuta’s cultural melt-ing pot. You can visit a synagogue, a cathedral, a mosque and a Hindu temple. During the tour you will also be accompanied by a guide, who will lead and educate you throughout the tour of the temples.

For more travel information, please visit: www.destinoceuta.com