Featured Regent Seven Seas Cruises itinerary
Rome (Civitavecchia) to Barcelona
Official Regent itinerary: Voyage NAV261101.

November 1-11 2026 · Voyage NAV261101
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Civitavecchia is the principal Tyrrhenian port for Rome, connecting a working waterfront and historic center with the Italian capital inland. Travelers can explore the Colosseum, Roman Forum, Vatican Museums and baroque piazzas in Rome, or remain near the coast for Civitavecchia's Michelangelo Fortress, market streets and seafront promenade.
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Valletta is a compact fortified capital built in honey-colored limestone above Malta's Grand Harbour. Its UNESCO-listed grid contains ornate churches, auberges and balconies, with Saint John's Co-Cathedral displaying a richly decorated interior. Upper Barrakka Gardens survey the harbor and Three Cities, while steep streets reveal the island's layered maritime history.
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La Goulette is the historic port of Tunis, positioned between the Mediterranean and Lake Tunis. Its seafood restaurants and multicultural past provide a lively introduction to the capital region. Nearby, Tunis offers a maze-like medina and the Bardo Museum, while Carthage’s ancient remains and blue-and-white Sidi Bou Said overlook the coast.
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Palermo is Sicily’s energetic capital, where Arab-Norman architecture, Baroque churches and lively markets reveal centuries of Mediterranean exchange. The cathedral, Palatine Chapel and street-food traditions offer contrasting perspectives on the city. Traffic, heat and the spread of major landmarks make a carefully sequenced route especially useful.
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Naples layers dense street life, monumental churches and archaeological collections beneath Mount Vesuvius. The UNESCO-listed historic center is crossed by Spaccanapoli and filled with cloisters, workshops and pizzerias, while the waterfront faces the Bay of Naples and Capri. Nearby Pompeii, Herculaneum and the Amalfi Coast extend the region's exceptional historical context.
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Livorno is the Tuscan port for Florence, but has its own network of Medici canals, market halls and seafood traditions around the Venezia Nuova district. Inland, Florence presents Renaissance landmarks including the Duomo, Uffizi and Ponte Vecchio. Together they contrast a working maritime city with Tuscany's art-rich regional capital.
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Toulon curves around one of the Mediterranean’s finest natural harbors, long associated with the French navy. The old town’s market streets, waterfront and cable car toward Mont Faron provide contrasting perspectives. Provençal villages, coastal scenery and local museums offer alternatives beyond the city, depending on the ship’s time in port.
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Palamós is a working fishing port on Catalonia's Costa Brava, centered on a broad bay, marina and waterfront promenade. Its fishing museum and daily auction explain a maritime economy especially associated with prized local prawns. Beaches, coastal paths and nearby medieval villages reveal the varied landscapes and culinary traditions of the Empordà.
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Barcelona pairs a Mediterranean waterfront with a layered cityscape of Roman remains, Gothic lanes and Catalan modernist architecture. Gaudí's Sagrada Família and Park Güell contrast with the intimate squares of the old city. Food markets, tapas bars, design studios and the hill of Montjuïc make culture, cuisine and urban scenery easy to combine.
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A closer look at this sailing
Regent Seven Seas Cruises' Seven Seas Navigator sails a 10-day voyage from ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA), ITALY to BARCELONA, SPAIN on 1–11 November 2026.
In published order, the route moves from ROME (CIVITAVECCHIA), ITALY through VALLETTA, MALTA, LA GOULETTE, TUNISIA, PALERMO (SICILY), ITALY, NAPLES, ITALY, TUSCANY (LIVORNO), ITALY, TOULON, FRANCE, and PALAMOS, SPAIN before reaching BARCELONA, SPAIN. For Seven Seas Navigator on 1–11 November 2026, 2 sea days create a strong balance between the published destination stages and time under way.
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