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Golden Mediterranean

10 nights · Seven Seas Voyager · 10 ports · 1 day at sea

1Day 1Barcelona

Your journey, day by day

Choose a day to explore the port and follow the route.

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Port Vell harbor in Barcelona with boats and waterfront
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Day 1 · Spain

Barcelona

Embarkation

Barcelona is the busiest cruise port in the Mediterranean and one of the few where the city genuinely rewards arriving early. The terminals are at Moll Adossat, out along the breakwater past the old harbour, close to the bottom of La Rambla but not walkable from it with luggage.

Ways to spend your day

  1. Port Vell waterfrontOne main local visit
  2. Museu Marítim de BarcelonaOne main local visit
  3. Gothic Quarter streetsOne main local visit
Barcelona port guide →
1 of 11 days
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Day by day itinerary
DayPort
1Spain
2Spain
3Spain
4Spain
5
6Italy
7Tunisia
8Malta
9Italy
10Italy
11Italy

The map illustrates the route. Port times, where supplied, may change. Follow the ship’s all-aboard deadline on the day.

Seven Seas Voyager – at sea
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Seven Seas Voyager

Guests
700
Crew
455
Decks
9
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What to pack

Typical weather ashore. Not a forecast.

Historical averages from NASA POWER. Check a forecast near departure.

Schedule supplied 2026-10-12. Ports and times are subject to change; the cruise line confirms the final itinerary.

Your sailing

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From $6,399 per person

Checked October 13, 2026
Cabin categories, per person
Deluxe veranda suite f$7,299
Deluxe veranda suite f published$20,598
Deluxe veranda suite g$6,849
Deluxe veranda suite g published$19,698
Deluxe veranda suite h$6,399
Deluxe veranda suite h published$18,798
Concierge suite d$8,299
Concierge suite d published$22,598
Concierge suite e$7,899
Concierge suite e published$21,798
Grand suite gs$19,599
Grand suite gs published$45,198
Penthouse suite a$10,199
Penthouse suite a published$26,398
Penthouse suite b$9,699
Penthouse suite b published$25,398
Penthouse suite c$9,099
Penthouse suite c published$24,198
Seven seas suite aft$14,199
Seven seas suite aft published$34,398
Seven seas suite forward$14,199
Seven seas suite forward published$34,398
Signature suite sg deck 11$25,299
Signature suite sg deck 11 published$56,598
Signature suite sg deck 7$25,299
Signature suite sg deck 7 published$56,598
Voyager suite vs$16,299
Voyager suite vs published$38,598

Final fare, inclusions and cabin availability are confirmed as we arrange your booking.