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Alicante, Spain

Alicante is full of unspoilt Mediterranean charm with its beautiful boulevards, pleasant shopping streets and white, sandy beaches stretching for several kilometres.

Arrecife, Lanzarote

Positioned just off the West Coast of Africa, Lanzarote is an island of contrasts. With dramatic volcanic landscapes, golden sands and endless sunshine to rival any tropical shore, this is sun, sea and sand with a twist.

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Bermuda, Caribbean

Step ashore into the appealingly quaint world of this old-school British colony set amongst pink beaches and azure seas.

Buzios, Brazil

If it's water sports you're after, then Buzios is 'the' place in Brazil. With over 24 beaches in the vicinity, there are many opportunities to scuba-dive, windsurf or indulge in any other aquatic pursuit that takes your fancy.

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Cadiz, Spain

Thought to be one of the oldest cities in Europe, Cadiz is beautifully situated on a peninsula jutting out into the bay, and almost the entire city is surrounded by water.  This enchanting historic city boasts long white beaches and a quiet charm that will captivate all who come to visit.

Casablanca, Morocco

Casablanca is an exciting, cosmopolitan city, featuring many fascinating attractions, including the awe-inspiring Hassan II mosque and ancient walled medina. Join the jostling crowds and indulge your senses by following the exotic aromas and tantalising spices in of the city's souks of bazaars.

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Fortaleza, Brazil

There is a feast of fun to be had in Fortaleza, a bustling and exciting city rich in Brazilian culture. Laze away a few hours with drink in hand on one of the beautiful beaches, or for the more energetic, why not try your hand at water sports?

Funchal, Madeira

Madeira is famed for its tropical gardens, terraced mountain sides and spectacular coastline, all of which are in easy reach of the capital, Funchal.

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Gibraltar, Spain

After a relaxing day at sea, you arrive in Gibraltar. Commonly known as The Rock, Gibraltar offers you dolphin-watching opportunities, and don't miss the chance to get up close and personal with those famous Barbary apes that live on the Upper Rock.

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Ilheus, Brazil

Beautiful beaches and a rich Portuguese heritage bring travellers to Ilheus. Discover the town's striking colonial architecture, and stop to enjoy some of the culinary delights for which the state of Bahia is justly renowned.

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Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

One of Spain's largest cities, the island of Las Palmas is nestled in magnificent scenery composed of two bays and their beautiful beaches. Relaxation is key here, so soak up on one of these delightful beaches or enjoy the hustle and bustle of this city overflowing with Spanish ambience, history and culture.

Lisbon, Portugal

Get back to the old world and discover the sights of the Portuguese capital Lisbon.  It's a lovely city to explore with narrow cobbled streets, antique wooden street cars and picture-perfect cafes to enjoy a cool drink in.

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Mindelo, Cape Verde Islands

Mindeo is a charming mix of Portuguese and African culture, where the countryside remains unspoilt, with lush green landscapes meeting rugged volcanic peaks.

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Natal, Brazil

Natal is a small sity on the Atlantic coast known for its wide stretches of stunning white-sand beaches and spectacular scenery.

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Palma, Majorca

A great place to start or end your Transatlantic cruise. Spain's most exclusive island, you'll be able to wander around the beautiful marina and palm-lined promenade.  

Ponta Delgada, Azores

Capital of the Azores, the string of beautiful islands in the mid-Atlantic, Ponta Delgada is a captivating settlement packed with historic architecture.

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Recife, Brazil

Recife is known as the 'Venice of Brazil' as it sits on the coast dissected by waterways and connected by numerous bridges. The new and old harmoniously co-exists where Recife blends in to Olinda.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Few cities in the world can conjure the same anticipation as Rio de Janeiro, Brazil's most famous city.  From Sugar Loaf Mountain, the sun drenched sands of Copacabana and Ipanema to the legendary Maracana Stadium, Rio's reputation precedes her.

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Salvador, Brazil

More than anywhere else in Brazil, African roots define Salvador's character.  The food, dress, music and dance styles all proclaim their African influence.

Santa Cruz, Tenerife

The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife rises from the Atlantic coast up to the tip of Spain's highest mountain, volcanic Mount Teide. The north and south of the island are dramatically different in geography and atmosphere.

Santos, Brazil

The port of Santos is the start or end of your transatlantic voyage with transfers directly to or from Sau Paulo airport.

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Valencia, Spain

From the cutting-edge City of Arts and Sciences leisure complex to quaint paella restaurants and bustling flower markets, Valencia is a city full of fascinating contrasts.  La Albufera nature reserve provides is a further contrast and the opportunity to see over 250 types of birds.

Vitoria, Brazil

From the time you set foot in Vitoria you'll be struck by the beauty of the place. Its buildings, ancient forts and churches perfectly capture the colonial past of the region.

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