4 Night Cruise sailing from Venice roundtrip aboard MSC Armonia.

The luxury cruise ship MSC Armonia reflects her Italian name - this ship is a wonderful example of how space and intimacy can marry together in perfect harmony. One of MSC Cruises' smaller ships, the lovely MSC Armonia oozes Italian style and caters for just over 3,000 guests, making it one of our best travel choices for a family cruising the Mediterranean and Northern Europe.

Highlights of this cruise:

Venice, Italy
Of Venice, the American writer Henry James wrote; "You desire to embrace it, to caress it, to possess it; and finally a soft sense of possession grows up and your visit becomes a perpetual love affair".

Many people fall in love with Venice; if this is your first visit, disembark from luxury MSC cruise liner post-haste to make the most of Venice's delights!

You'll leave your cruise ship in the very modern Venice port before boarding another boat to the island of Murano (home to the famous glass blowers) or joining us on an excursion package around Venice itself. With great deals available on the sights, we'll treat you to the best that this city has to offer.

A guided tour will help you understand how this enchanting city survives, despite being built on a series of wooden poles and despite the flowing waters of the Adriatic underneath the city. World-renowned for its canals and bridges, Venice is visually stunning, thanks to its higgledy-piggledy array of palaces, churches and colourful, narrow streets.

The main tourist sites, St Mark's Square and the Doge Palace are famous for good reason and should not be missed whilst on holiday here. A lovely way to spend the day is to combine a gondola and walking tour: a gondola ride is another 'must-do' experience, whilst the secrets and history of Venice's 'calli' (streets) will be revealed to you by your knowledgeable guide.

You may leave Venice with many tangible souvenirs, but the most lasting souvenir will be your impression of the city itself.

Corfu
Corfu is the second largest Greek island on the north side of the Ionian Sea, in the entrance of the Adriatic Sea, 6 km's from the coast of Albania. The principal town of the island is also named Corfu, or Kerkyra in Greek. The island is steeped in history and it is directly connected to the history of Greece starting from Greek mythology.

Corfu is a popular tourist destination, offering something for everyone. It boasts many beachside resorts, leisure and entertainment facilities, unspoiled countryside, secluded coves, traditional villages and scenic mountain walks.

There are two excellent beaches close (about 25 km) to Corfu Town at Benitses Glyfada and Paeleokastritsa.