£2798pp—Luxury all-inc Med cruise, save £1200

Set sail with the Ocean Cruise Line of the Year (Food & Travel Magazine), and aboard a ship that's one of the best for foodies. Expect some of the finest cuisine at sea during this sailing. You'll also sail in a Deluxe Oceanview Cabin with stunning sea views. 

This offer is £2790 per person. You'll pay an extra £7.25 per person in tourist taxes on arrival in Barcelona, making the total £2798 per person.

What's included

• Return flights, with 23kg checked baggage
• Private transfers
• One night in Barcelona at Ohla Barcelona in an Essential Room with breakfast
• A 9-night cruise aboard Oceania Nautica, in a Deluxe Oceanview Cabin (C2)
• A Prestige Drinks Package
• All gratuities

When
Fly from London Heathrow on 31 May, 2026.

For more information, see our partner's website. Please note that the call centre is closed on 24–25 December. Select 'Enquire Over Email' on our partner's page to send them a booking request. They will call back to confirm on 26 December.

Itinerary
Begin with a pre-cruise stay at the 5-star Ohla Barcelona. Head to the rooftop terrace for amazing views over the city. The restaurant is run by Michelin-starred chef Romain Fornell (supplements apply for bookings). The hotel is in the Gothic Quarter and is less than five minutes' walk from Barcelona Cathedral, the Rambla, and Plaça Catalunya. 

The next morning, board Oceania Nautica and call at...

• Villefranche-sur-Mer, France... pastel-coloured houses slope down to the idyllic harbour at this charming town that is the gateway to nearby Nice, Monaco, and Antibes, the summer playground of the international jetset.
• Livorno, Italy... this pretty port is the gateway to Tuscany's rolling countryside and world-famous food. It takes just 15 minutes to travel to Pisa by train, so you can climb the Leaning Tower during your journey. 
• Civitavecchia, Italy... this is the gateway for days out in Rome. Spend an afternoon ticking off the Spanish Steps, the Colosseum, the Trevi Fountain, and more.
• Alicante, Spain... stroll along the bustling waterfront or hike up to the top of Santa Bárbara Castle. You'll get glorious views of the city and its pristine beaches.
• Cartagena, Spain... Lonely Planet calls this "one of Spain's most historically fascinating places". It's home to an impressive restored Roman amphitheatre and a castle overlooking the city. 
• Málaga, Spain... the birthplace of Picasso is one of Spain's most cultured cities. It's home to the hilltop citadels, art galleries, and trendy tapas bars close to a sandy beach along a palm-fringed promenade.
• Cadiz, Spain... this Andalucian city is one of the oldest continuously inhabited settlements in Europe. Think swaying palms, whitewashed buildings, and a beautiful, yellow-domed cathedral. It is also the departure point for optional shore excursions to Seville, an hour's drive away.
• Lisbon, Portugal... time to disembark the ship and return home. 

Ship details
Oceania Nautica provides a luxury small-ship experience for cruisers. Cruise Critic says the ship is akin to "a floating country club" and is "elegant, understated and luxurious but with a casual vibe".

On sea days, you can relax by the swimming pool. There are also hot tubs with scenic views. The full-service spa offers massages, facials, and wellness treatments. There's also a salon, a sauna, and a relaxing thermal suite.

Foodies will be spoilt for choice—Oceania's is thought of as some of the best food at sea. There are five dining options—sample Italian cuisine at Toscana, or visit the Grand Dining Room buffet. Try afternoon tea whilst entertained by a string quartet.

Daytime entertainment covers cooking classes, art workshops, and engaging lecture. In the evenings, you can try your luck at the casino, listen to singers and pianists, or see a Broadway-themed show.

Other options

• Sail in a Veranda Cabin from an extra £899 per person
• Sail in a Concierge Cabin from an extra £1099 per person

Transfers & baggage
This deal includes private transfers and a 23kg checked-baggage allowance.