Rome • Livorno • Sardinia • Mahón • Barcelona • Sète – Toulon • Monaco

Sail the stunning Western Mediterranean on a luxury voyage from Rome to Monte Carlo, exploring iconic ports across Italy, Spain, France, and Monaco. Enjoy gourmet dining, unlimited drinks, Wi-Fi, gratuities, and immersive cultural experiences — from Renaissance Florence and vibrant Barcelona to the glamorous French Riviera — all in one unforgettable journey.

Flight from London Heathrow to Rome Airport
Private Transfer Airport to Hotel
Stay at The Hoxton Rome for 2 nights
Private Transfer from Hotel to Port

Rome, the “Eternal City,” began as a small Iron Age settlement and grew into the center of one of history’s greatest empires. Civitavecchia has served as its primary port since Emperor Trajan founded it in the 2nd century. Before boarding the Sirena, you can explore the Michelangelo Fortress, which has guarded the harbor for over 500 years. If you arrive early, a trip to the Vatican Museums or the Colosseum allows you to witness the layers of history that define Western civilization, from ancient Roman grandeur to the Renaissance masterpieces of the papacy.

Livorno was established as a duty-free “ideal city” by the Medici family in the 16th century, serving as the gateway to the Renaissance heart of Tuscany. From here, you can journey to Florence to see Brunelleschi’s Duomo and the Uffizi Gallery, or to Pisa to stand beneath the legendary Leaning Tower. In Livorno itself, the Venezia Nuova (New Venice) quarter features a network of 17th-century canals and bridges. The city’s Mercato Centrale is a paradise for Tuscan food lovers, offering a chance to sample world-class olive oils and Pecorino cheeses in an authentic, bustling Italian setting.

Porto Torres sits on the site of the Roman colony Turris Libisonis, once the most important city in northern Sardinia. History lives here in the Basilica of San Gavino, the largest and oldest Romanesque church on the island, which dates back to the 11th century. You can also explore the Antiquarium Turritano, an archaeological museum situated amidst the ruins of Roman baths and ancient streets. For a taste of Sardinias rugged beauty, the nearby Asinara National Parkonce a high-security prison islands now a sanctuary for rare white donkeys and crystal-clear turquoise waters.

Mahn, the capital of Menorca, boasts one of the worlds largest natural deep-water harbors. Its unique history is marked by a significant British occupation in the 18th century, which left a legacy of Georgian-style architecture and a local passion for gin at the Xoriguer Distillery. You can wander the narrow, winding streets of the Old Town to see the Church of Santa Maria, home to a massive 3,000-pipe organ. Guarding the harbor entrance is the formidable La Mola Fortress, a 19th-century stone giant that offers spectacular views of the rugged Balearic coastline.

Barcelona is a city where Roman walls, medieval Gothic spires, and Antoni Gauds surrealist Modernisme collide. Historically, it was a powerful maritime capital of the Crown of Aragon. You must visit the Sagrada Famlia, the iconic basilica that has been under construction for over 140 years, and stroll through the Gothic Quarter, where the city’s 2,000-year history is etched into every stone. Before returning to the Sirena, walk down the tree-lined La Rambla to the Boqueria Market, a sensory explosion of Catalan flavors that has been a city staple since 1836.

Known as the “Venice of Languedoc,” Ste was created in 1666 by Louis XIV to serve as the Mediterranea outlet for the Canal du Midi. This authentic fishing port is famous for its network of canals and the vibrant tradition of water jousting. You can climb to the summit of Mont Saint-Clair for a 360-degree view of the Thau Lagoon and the Mediterranean. Visit the Halles de Ste, a bustling covered market where you can try “tielle,” a spicy octopus pie that is a local culinary icon, while watching the trawlers glide beneath the towns low-slung bridges.

Toulon has served as Frances premier naval base since the 15th century, sheltered within one of Europe’s best natural harbors. Its history is tied to the French Mediterranean fleet, and the National Naval Museum showcases this legacy with incredible ship models and artifacts. You can take a cable car to the top of Mount Faron for a breathtaking panoramic view of the coastline and the French warships below. In the Old Town, explore the vibrant daily market on the Cours Lafayette or wander the narrow streets filled with charming fountains and Provenal boutiques.

Your journey concludes in the glamorous Principality of Monaco, which has been ruled by the Grimaldi family since 1297. Monte Carlo is world-renowned for its luxury, centered around the legendary Casino de Monte-Carlo and the elite yachts in Hercules Port. You can visit the Princes Palace to watch the changing of the guard or explore the Oceanographic Museum, founded by Prince Albert I and once led by Jacques Cousteau. As you disembark the Sirena, a walk through the lush Exotic Garden offers a final, stunning view of the Mediterraneans most famous and opulent skyline.

STAY: Riviera Marriott La Porte de Monaco (4*)
Private Transfer Hotel to Airport

Payable to Travelpack:
• B41582 Heathrow from £2,679pp
• B41632 Manchester from £2,779pp
• B41640 Glasgow from £2,779pp
• B41644 Dublin from £2,679pp

• City Tax/Resort Fee: EUR 44
• Rate: 0.87 = GBP 40
Exchange rates and local taxes may change before you pay in-resort.

Total price inclusive of all charges:
• B41624 Heathrow from £4,799

Payable to Travelpack:
• B41624 Heathrow from £4,779
• Deposit: £525

• City Tax/Resort Fee: EUR 22
• Rate: 0.87 = GBP 20
Exchange rates and local taxes may change before you pay in-resort.