Ports of Call
Zadar Cruise Port Hosts Ferrari Cavalcade 2026
The worlds of Ferrari and luxury cruising came together on 2 July at Zadar Cruise Port, which welcomed one of the most prestigious ultra-luxury automotive experiences in the world: Ferrari Cavalcade 2026. The event brought nearly 300 invited Ferrari collectors and clients to the city, arriving aboard the ultra-luxury cruise ship Explora II, while more […] Read more
Zadar: Sustainable Cruise Port Management
Few destinations in the Adriatic combine history, culture, and maritime heritage as seamlessly as Zadar. With its Roman ruins, medieval streets, world-famous Sea Organ, and spectacular coastal setting, the Croatian city has long attracted travelers arriving by land and sea. Today, however, Zadar is earning recognition for something beyond its tourism appeal: its commitment to […] Read more
Marmaris: More than a Port of Call
For cruise voyages through Türkiye, every port tells a different story. Istanbul offers the grand evolutionary story of civilizations across thousands of years — empires, faiths, trade routes and cultures layered upon one another in one of the world’s most spectacular settings. Istanbul inspires awe. It is a magnif-i-day. Ephesus invites guests into the heroic, […] Read more
Port of Alexandria: Ancient legacy meets the future of Med
The Port of Alexandria, Egypt’s largest and oldest seaport, has served for more than two millennia as a strategic gateway between East and West. Founded around 331 BC by Alexander the Great, Alexandria rapidly emerged as one of the leading centers of the ancient Mediterranean world, evolving into a major hub for trade, culture, and […] Read more
Uruguay: A Leading Force in Regional Cruise Tourism
Located between Brazil and Argentina and bordered by the Río de la Plata and the Atlantic Ocean, Uruguay is one of the most attractive and strategically positioned destinations in South America. Although it is one of the continent’s smallest countries, it has successfully built an international reputation based on institutional stability, high-quality infrastructure, safety, and […] Read more
Sharm El Sheikh: A Port among sea, desert & innovation
Located at the meeting point of the Gulf of Suez and the Gulf of Aqaba, Sharm El Sheikh Port is today one of the most strategic and modern ports in the Red Sea. In recent years, the port has undergone a significant transformation, adapting to the needs of international tourism and becoming a key hub […] Read more
Port Said: Crossroads of History, Sea, and Culture
Located at the northern mouth of the Suez Canal on the Mediterranean Sea, Port Said is a city that combines history, commerce, and culture. Its strategic position has made it a key point for international trade and maritime routes connecting the Mediterranean to the Red Sea for over a century, serving also as an important […] Read more
Uruguay: Water as Identity and a Vision for the Future
Some countries tell their story through mountains, others through deserts, and still others through cities. Uruguay, instead, tells its story through water, not as a mere natural resource, but as a deep structural element of its territory, culture, and political vision. It is from this awareness that 53.86% Uruguay, Land of Water was born, the […] Read more
A Time-Travelling Day in Marmaris
Color and movement define Marmaris around the clock and throughout the year. Continuous arrivals and departures via Dalaman Airport and Marmaris Seaport keep the town alive 24 hours a day. Whether approaching by sea or land, visitors are greeted by a striking panorama of villages, farms, pine-covered mountains—an introduction that never fails to impress. The […] Read more
Saint Lucia: Between adventure and inspiration
Josef Eisenberger shows how much Saint Lucia can be packed into a day trip on a cruise. From the fragrant spice market in Castries to the iconic Pitons and a wellness stop with a mud bath at the hot volcanic springs in the middle of the jungle. The magic begins even before arriving in Castries: […] Read more