$13,999—Monaco Grand Prix & all-inc Azamara fly-cruise-stay

Monaco is glamorous at any time. During Grand Prix weekend, it becomes something else entirely. The race does not sit outside the destination. It takes over the destination. Streets become the circuit. The harbour becomes a viewing gallery. Superyachts, balconies, hotels and grandstands all become part of the theatre. Formula 1 fan or not, this is Monaco at its most electric. That intensity is why this 20-night itinerary works. Members are there on race day, with a Monaco Grand Prix grandstand ticket included. From a grandstand seat, the race feels startlingly close as cars move through Monte Carlo’s streets. Docking in Nice is a smart choice. You get Monaco’s energy by day, then return to a calmer Riviera base at night. Race-day transfers remove one of the hardest parts of doing the Grand Prix independently. From there, Azamara Onward turns the event into a wider Mediterranean holiday. Overnights in Nice, Barcelona and Mestre leave room for long evenings ashore, while Palamós and Šibenik add quieter coastal texture between the bigger name stops. Flights, a Barcelona stay, transfers, drinks, gratuities and concierge services are included.

Starting at $13,999 per person, that's an exclusive $1000 per person off Imagine Cruising’s usual prices, or $2000 per person on Club Veranda cabins. The lead-in saving nearly offsets the Monaco Grand Prix ticket value, while the Veranda saving more than covers the ticket, Barcelona stay and transfers combined.

What's included

• Economy class flights from Australia* to Barcelona, return from Venice
• 17-night all-inclusive cruise onboard Azamara Onward from Barcelona to Venice
  • Ports of call: Barcelona, Palamós, Nice (overnight), Barcelona (overnight), Provence/Marseille, Monte Carlo, Florence, Rome, Sorrento, Amalfi, Kotor, Šibenik, Koper and Venice (overnight)
  • All onboard meals (specialty dining excluded)
  • Alcoholic and non-alcoholic beverages, including house spirits, wine, and international beers
  • Pre-paid gratuities and AzAmazing Evenings event
  • Concierge services for personal guidance and reservations
• 1-night stay at the 4-star Leonardo Royal Hotel Barcelona Forum^
• Transfers throughout
  • Barcelona airport to hotel
  • Barcelona hotel to ship
  • Return transfers between Nice and Monaco on race day 
  • Transfer from Venice port to airport
• All port fees, government taxes and flight taxes

When

This itinerary departs on 1 June 2027.

Book by 15 June 2026.

Cabin upgrades

Featured prices are based on an Inside cabin. We've also found savings on cabin upgrades. Upgrades start at $2000 per person:

• +$2000 for a Club Oceanview cabin
• +$4000 for a Club Veranda cabin

Event upgrades

• Upgrade to covered Grandstand T from $499 per person
• Upgrade to 2-day Monaco Grand Prix tickets, including qualifying and race day, from $799 per person (transfers not included)

To find out more, see our partner's website.

Holiday snapshot

Australia * - Barcelona - Palamós - Nice (overnight) - Monaco Grand Prix race day - Barcelona (overnight) - Provence/Marseille - Monte Carlo - Florence - Rome - Sorrento - Amalfi - Kotor - Šibenik - Koper - Venice (overnight) - Australia*

Itinerary highlights

In Barcelona, a hotel stay gives you time to land properly before joining Azamara Onward.

At Palamós, the Costa Brava slows the pace with fishing-village charm, beaches and Catalan coastal character.

In Nice, the Riviera becomes your base for the Monaco Grand Prix weekend, with race-day transfers included.

During Monaco Grand Prix™ race day, streets become the circuit and the harbour becomes part of the spectacle. From your grandstand seat, the race feels startlingly close as cars move through Monte Carlo’s streets.

An overnight in Barcelona gives the first sailing a softer finish before the longer Mediterranean journey begins.

Through Provence/Marseille, the route moves into southern France, where old port life meets Provençal markets and coastal light.

In Monte Carlo, Monaco appears again in a calmer mood after the race-weekend intensity.

The Florence call opens the door to Renaissance streets, Tuscan art and one of Italy’s great cultural capitals.

In Rome, ancient ruins, piazzas and Vatican landmarks bring a heavyweight Italian chapter to the journey.

At Sorrento, clifftop views, citrus groves and easy access to the Amalfi Coast shape the day.

In Amalfi, pastel towns rise sharply from the water along one of Italy’s most famous coastlines.

After a sea day, Kotor offers a dramatic change of scenery, with mountains encircling a fjord-like bay.

In Šibenik, medieval lanes, stone churches and a quieter Croatian coastline balance the bigger-name ports.

At Koper, Slovenia adds another Adriatic layer, with Venetian-style streets and easy access to coastal towns.

An overnight in Venice gives the journey a proper finale, with time for canals, evening light and one last European city stay before flying home.