Oceania Marina — 66-Night Europe Cruise from Trieste

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66-Night Europe Cruise from Trieste

66 nights · Europe · 54 ports of call

66-night Europe cruise aboard Oceania Marina, departing Trieste and calling at Koper, Zadar, Kotor, Corfu, Argostoli and Catania and 47 more.

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Ship: Oceania Marina
Cruise line: Oceania Cruises
Duration: 66 nights
Region: Europe · Southern Europe · Mediterranean · Western Europe
Departs: Trieste
Returns: Southampton

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Where this voyage takes you

Voyage route — calls shown in order; map is schematic.

Day-by-day itinerary

Day
1
- Trieste
  Arrive 07:00
  A port city in northeast Italy near the Slovenian border, long the seaward gateway of the Austro-Hungarian Empire. Grand Habsburg-era squares open onto the Adriatic, with the seafront Piazza Unità d'Italia and the white Miramare Castle on the bay.
  - Piazza Unità d'Italia
  - Miramare Castle
  - Viennese cafés
Day
2
- Koper
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Slovenia's main port, a compact medieval town on the Adriatic with strong Venetian roots. Its Tito Square and bell tower recall centuries under Venice, and it sits within easy reach of Ljubljana, the Postojna caves and the Istrian coast.
  - Tito Square
  - Venetian old town
  - Postojna Cave
Day
3
- Zadar
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 15:00
  A walled Adriatic city on Croatia's Dalmatian coast, built on a compact peninsula of Roman and Venetian stone. Zadar is known for its waterfront Sea Organ, the solar Greeting to the Sun installation, and Roman ruins at the old forum.
  - Sea Organ
  - Roman Forum
  - Greeting to the Sun
Day
4
- Kotor
  Arrive 10:00 · Depart 18:00
  A walled medieval town at the head of the Bay of Kotor, a fjord-like inlet of the Adriatic ringed by steep mountains. Ships anchor below the old town, whose stone lanes and ramparts climb toward the fortress of San Giovanni.
  - Bay of Kotor
  - Old town walls
  - San Giovanni fortress
Day
5
- Corfu
  Arrive 10:00 · Depart 18:00
  An Ionian island off Greece's northwest coast, greener and more Venetian-feeling than the Aegean isles. Ships call at its old town, a UNESCO-listed warren of Italianate streets between two hilltop fortresses, with pebbly coves around the shore.
  - Old Fortress
  - Liston arcade
  - Ionian coves
Day
6
- Argostoli
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 16:00
  The capital of Kefalonia, the largest of Greece's Ionian Islands. Rebuilt after a 1953 earthquake, the waterfront town curves around a sheltered lagoon and serves as a base for the island's pale-pebble beaches, caves and the white sand of Myrtos.
  - Myrtos Beach
  - Melissani Cave
  - Koutavos lagoon
Day
7
- Catania
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  A port city on the east coast of Sicily, built in dark volcanic stone beneath Mount Etna, Europe's most active volcano. Its baroque centre, rebuilt after earthquakes, is known for the elephant fountain, a fish market, and Etna excursions inland.
  - Mount Etna
  - Baroque centre
  - Fish market
Day
8
- Salerno
  Arrive 09:00 · Depart 19:00
  An Italian port at the head of its own gulf, just south of the Amalfi Coast. Its long seafront and walkable medieval centre make it a quieter base for reaching Pompeii, Paestum's Greek temples and the cliffside towns of Amalfi and Positano.
  - Amalfi Coast gateway
  - Paestum temples
  - Seafront promenade
Day
9
- Civitavecchia
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 21:00
  The deep-water port serving Rome, roughly 80 kilometres up the coast. Ships dock here for shore excursions to the Colosseum, the Vatican and the Roman Forum, while the town itself keeps a working harbour and a Michelangelo-designed fortress.
  - Gateway to Rome
  - Fort Michelangelo
  - Vatican excursions
Day
10
- At Sea
Day
11
- Marseille
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  France's oldest city and biggest Mediterranean port, set around the old harbour of the Vieux-Port. The hilltop basilica of Notre-Dame de la Garde watches over the bay, with the Calanques inlets and bouillabaisse stalls a short way off.
  - Vieux-Port
  - Notre-Dame de la Garde
  - Calanques
Day
12
- Barcelona
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Catalonia's seafront capital and one of the Mediterranean's busiest cruise homeports. Gaudí's Sagrada Família and Park Güell crown the city, while the tree-lined Ramblas and the Gothic Quarter's medieval lanes lie a short ride from the terminal.
  - Sagrada Família
  - La Rambla
  - Gothic Quarter
Day
13
- Palma de Mallorca
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  The capital of Mallorca in Spain's Balearic Islands, set around a wide bay. Its enormous seafront cathedral, La Seu, rises above the old town's narrow lanes, with a hilltop castle, marina and nearby coves a short way from the cruise terminal.
  - La Seu cathedral
  - Bellver Castle
  - Old town
Day
14
- Valencia
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Spain's third city, on the Mediterranean coast where the old riverbed has become a long ribbon of parkland. It is the birthplace of paella, home to the silk-era Lonja trading hall and to Calatrava's white City of Arts and Sciences complex.
  - City of Arts and Sciences
  - La Lonja
  - Paella
Day
15
- Cartagena
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  A naval port in the Murcia region of southeastern Spain, sheltered by hills around a deep harbour. Layers of Roman, Carthaginian and modern history meet here, including a restored Roman theatre uncovered in the city centre.
  - Roman theatre
  - Naval harbour
  - Concepción Castle
Day
16
- Alicante
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 16:00
  A sun-warmed port on Spain's Costa Blanca, set below the Santa Bárbara castle on its rocky headland. The palm-lined Explanada promenade leads to a long city beach, with the old Barrio Santa Cruz climbing the hill in white houses.
  - Santa Bárbara Castle
  - Explanada promenade
  - Postiguet Beach
Day
17
- Motril
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 19:00
  A port on Spain's Costa Tropical in Andalusia, backed by the peaks of the Sierra Nevada. It is the closest harbour to Granada and the Alhambra, with subtropical fruit farms and the resort town of Almuñécar along the coast.
  - Granada gateway
  - Sierra Nevada
  - Costa Tropical
Day
18
- Tangier
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  A Moroccan port at the mouth of the Strait of Gibraltar, where the Atlantic meets the Mediterranean and Europe lies in view across the water. Its walled medina and kasbah climb above the harbour, long a meeting point of African, Arab and European worlds.
  - The Medina
  - Kasbah
  - Strait of Gibraltar
Day
19
- Seville
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 20:00
  Andalusia's historic capital, reached by river barge up the Guadalquivir in southern Spain. The vast Gothic cathedral, the Moorish Alcázar palace and the dancing of flamenco define a city once enriched by trade with the New World.
  - Seville Cathedral
  - Royal Alcázar
  - Flamenco
Day
20
- Casablanca
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Morocco's largest city and main port on the Atlantic coast, a mix of art-deco boulevards and Moorish design. The vast Hassan II Mosque rises beside the ocean, and the imperial city of Marrakech lies inland by road or rail.
  - Hassan II Mosque
  - Old Medina
  - Gateway to Marrakech
Day
21
- Portimão
  Arrive 09:00 · Depart 18:00
  A port town on the Algarve coast of southern Portugal, set at the mouth of the Arade River. It is known for grilled sardines and the golden cliffs and caves of nearby Praia da Rocha, one of the region's longest beaches.
  - Praia da Rocha
  - Grilled sardines
  - Arade River
Day
22
- At Sea
Day
23
- Porto
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  Portugal's second city, climbing the granite hillsides above the Douro as it nears the Atlantic. It gives port wine its name; the riverside Ribeira district, the Dom Luís I iron bridge and the cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia define the waterfront.
  - Ribeira district
  - Dom Luís I Bridge
  - Port wine cellars
Day
24
- Lisbon
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Portugal's hilly capital, spread across seven hills above the Tagus estuary. Yellow trams climb to the Alfama's tangled lanes and the Castle of São Jorge, while Belém's monastery and pastéis de nata anchor the riverside to the west.
  - Alfama district
  - Belém Tower
  - Tram 28
Day
25
- Porto
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  Portugal's second city, climbing the granite hillsides above the Douro as it nears the Atlantic. It gives port wine its name; the riverside Ribeira district, the Dom Luís I iron bridge and the cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia define the waterfront.
  - Ribeira district
  - Dom Luís I Bridge
  - Port wine cellars
Day
26
- Vigo
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  A port city in Galicia on Spain's green Atlantic northwest, set along one of the region's deep coastal inlets. Famed for fresh oysters and seafood, it has an old fishermen's quarter above the harbour and serves as a stop on the Camino pilgrim routes.
  - Oyster street
  - Cíes Islands
  - Old town
Day
27
- La Coruña
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  A port city on the Atlantic coast of Galicia in northwest Spain, set on a peninsula reaching into the sea. Its emblem is the Tower of Hercules, a Roman lighthouse still in use, and a long seafront promenade rings the headland.
  - Tower of Hercules
  - Riazor Beach
  - Old town squares
Day
28
- Gijón
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
Day
29
- Bilbao
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 15:30
  The largest city of the Basque Country in northern Spain, set inland on the Nervión estuary. Once an industrial port, it was reshaped around Frank Gehry's titanium Guggenheim Museum, with pintxo bars and the old quarter close by.
  - Guggenheim Museum
  - Casco Viejo
  - Pintxos bars
Day
30
- Bordeaux
  Arrive 05:30
  A port city in southwest France set on the Garonne, ringed by the vineyards of its world-famous wine region. River ships moor near the centre, where the grand Place de la Bourse mirrors in a vast reflecting pool beside neoclassical quays.
  - Place de la Bourse
  - Wine country
  - Garonne quays
Day
31
- Bordeaux
  Depart 19:00
  A port city in southwest France set on the Garonne, ringed by the vineyards of its world-famous wine region. River ships moor near the centre, where the grand Place de la Bourse mirrors in a vast reflecting pool beside neoclassical quays.
  - Place de la Bourse
  - Wine country
  - Garonne quays
Day
32
- At Sea
Day
33
- Saint Peter Port
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
Day
34
- Le Havre
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  A working port at the mouth of the Seine in France's Normandy region, rebuilt in concrete after the war. It is the main gateway for Paris and for the gardens of Giverny, the D-Day beaches and Norman towns such as Honfleur and Rouen.
  - Gateway to Paris
  - Giverny gardens
  - D-Day beaches
Day
35
- Rotterdam
  Arrive 11:00 · Depart 19:00
  The Netherlands' great port city, rebuilt after wartime destruction into a showcase of bold modern architecture. The Erasmus Bridge spans the Maas, the cube houses tilt over the Oude Haven, and the covered Markthal anchors a skyline unlike anywhere else in the country.
  - Erasmus Bridge
  - Cube houses
  - Markthal
Day
36
- IJmuiden
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 17:00
  A North Sea port at the mouth of the North Sea Canal in the Netherlands, the seaward gateway to Amsterdam. Set behind long harbour piers and broad beaches, it sits within easy reach of the capital and the bulb fields of the surrounding region.
  - Amsterdam gateway
  - North Sea beach
  - Harbour locks
Day
37
- Hamburg
  Arrive 11:00 · Depart 20:00
  Germany's largest port, set on the Elbe with more bridges than Venice and Amsterdam combined. The brick warehouses of the Speicherstadt and the wave-roofed Elbphilharmonie line the water, while the Reeperbahn nightlife district lies in St. Pauli nearby.
  - Speicherstadt
  - Elbphilharmonie
  - Reeperbahn
Day
38
- Hamburg
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 23:00
  Germany's largest port, set on the Elbe with more bridges than Venice and Amsterdam combined. The brick warehouses of the Speicherstadt and the wave-roofed Elbphilharmonie line the water, while the Reeperbahn nightlife district lies in St. Pauli nearby.
  - Speicherstadt
  - Elbphilharmonie
  - Reeperbahn
Day
39
- At Sea
Day
40
- Zeebrugge
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  A North Sea port on the Belgian coast and the gateway to Bruges, about a quarter-hour inland by road. Zeebrugge itself is a working harbour and beach resort, while nearby Bruges draws visitors for its canals, belfry, and medieval market square.
  - Bruges canals
  - Belfry of Bruges
  - Coastal tram
Day
41
- Southampton
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  England's principal cruise homeport on the south coast, with deep docks that once launched the great ocean liners. Many transatlantic and Northern European sailings begin here, an hour or so by rail from London and close to the New Forest.
  - Ocean liner heritage
  - Gateway to London
  - Tudor old town
Day
42
- At Sea
Day
43
- Newcastle upon Tyne
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
Day
44
- Edinburgh
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 18:00
  Scotland's capital, a city of medieval closes and Georgian terraces built across volcanic hills, with ships docking at Leith and Newhaven. A clifftop castle crowns the Old Town above the Royal Mile, which runs down to the royal palace of Holyroodhouse.
  - Edinburgh Castle
  - the Royal Mile
  - Arthur's Seat
Day
45
- Aberdeen
  Arrive 05:00 · Depart 18:00
Day
46
- Lerwick, Shetland Islands
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  The main town of Scotland's Shetland Islands, a far-northern port closer to Norway than to London. Lerwick is known for its grey-stone waterfront, the Iron Age broch and settlement at Clickimin, and the surrounding treeless moorland and sea cliffs.
  - Clickimin Broch
  - Commercial Street
  - Shetland ponies
Day
47
- Kirkwall, Orkney Islands
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  The main town of the Orkney Islands off the north coast of Scotland, set around a sheltered bay. The red-stone St Magnus Cathedral towers over the centre, with Neolithic sites such as Skara Brae and the Ring of Brodgar across the islands.
  - St Magnus Cathedral
  - Skara Brae
  - Ring of Brodgar
Day
48
- Stornoway, Isle of Lewis
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 15:00
  The main town of the Isle of Lewis in Scotland's Outer Hebrides, set around a natural harbour in a Gaelic-speaking heartland. Harris Tweed is woven across the island, and the ancient Callanish standing stones rise on the moorland a short drive away.
  - Callanish Stones
  - Harris Tweed
  - Lews Castle
Day
49
- Belfast
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 20:00
  The capital of Northern Ireland, set where the River Lagan meets the sea. The city that built the Titanic now centres its waterfront on a striking museum to the ship, with Victorian halls and the green Antrim coast within reach.
  - Titanic Belfast
  - City Hall
  - Giant's Causeway
Day
50
- Dun Laoghaire
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 19:00
  A harbour town on Dublin Bay in Ireland, long the main ferry gateway to the capital just to the north. A pair of granite piers enclose the port, lined by Victorian terraces, and the coastal path leads past Martello towers to the seaside village of Dalkey.
  - gateway to Dublin
  - granite piers
  - James Joyce Tower
Day
51
- Cobh
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 18:00
  The historic deep-water harbour outside Cork, and the last port of call for the Titanic in 1912. Its waterfront terraces of coloured houses climb to St. Colman's Cathedral, with an Emigration museum recalling the millions who left Ireland from these quays.
  - St. Colman's Cathedral
  - Titanic Experience
  - deck of cards houses
Day
52
- Falmouth
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 16:00
Day
53
- Southampton
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  England's principal cruise homeport on the south coast, with deep docks that once launched the great ocean liners. Many transatlantic and Northern European sailings begin here, an hour or so by rail from London and close to the New Forest.
  - Ocean liner heritage
  - Gateway to London
  - Tudor old town
Day
54
- At Sea
Day
55
- Skagen
  Arrive 11:00 · Depart 20:00
  A fishing town at the northern tip of Denmark's Jutland peninsula, where the Baltic and North Seas meet at a long sandy spit. Its clear northern light drew a noted colony of painters, and the area is known for yellow-walled houses and migrating birds.
  - Grenen sandspit
  - Skagen painters
  - Yellow harbour houses
Day
56
- Copenhagen
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 20:00
  Denmark's harbour capital and a major Baltic cruise base. Ships berth near the colourful Nyhavn waterfront, the Little Mermaid statue and the Tivoli Gardens, in a flat, cycle-friendly city known for design and New Nordic cooking.
  - Nyhavn harbour
  - Tivoli Gardens
  - Little Mermaid
Day
57
- At Sea
Day
58
- Stockholm
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  Sweden's capital, spread across fourteen islands where Lake Mälaren meets the Baltic. The medieval lanes of Gamla Stan hold the Royal Palace, while the Vasa Museum's salvaged 17th-century warship and the open-air Skansen sit on nearby Djurgården.
  - Gamla Stan
  - Vasa Museum
  - Royal Palace
Day
59
- Helsinki
  Arrive 11:00 · Depart 20:00
  The capital of Finland, set on a granite peninsula and surrounding islands on the Gulf of Finland. Helsinki is known for its white Lutheran Cathedral above Senate Square, the sea-fortress of Suomenlinna offshore, and a strong design and architecture scene.
  - Senate Square
  - Suomenlinna fortress
  - Market Square
Day
60
- Tallinn
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 14:00
  The capital of Estonia on the Gulf of Finland, with one of the best-preserved medieval old towns in northern Europe. Tallinn is known for its walled hilltop at Toompea, Gothic merchant houses, and the cobbled, tower-ringed lanes of the lower town.
  - Old Town walls
  - Toompea Hill
  - Town Hall Square
Day
61
- Riga
  Arrive 09:00 · Depart 17:00
  The capital of Latvia on the Baltic coast, set where the Daugava River nears the sea. Its old town is a UNESCO-listed maze of medieval squares and spires, fringed by one of Europe's richest collections of Art Nouveau facades.
  - Old Town
  - Art Nouveau district
  - House of the Blackheads
Day
62
- Visby
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 13:00
  A medieval walled town on the Swedish island of Gotland in the Baltic Sea. A ring of stone ramparts encloses cobbled lanes, merchant houses and the ruins of Gothic churches from its days as a Hanseatic trading hub, set among rose-covered cottages.
  - Town wall
  - Church ruins
  - Botanic garden
Day
63
- Warnemünde
  Arrive 08:00 · Depart 22:00
  A seaside resort and port on Germany's Baltic coast, with a long sandy beach and a tall striped lighthouse. It is the main gateway to Berlin by rail and to the old Hanseatic city of Rostock just up the river.
  - Gateway to Berlin
  - Baltic beach
  - Lighthouse
Day
64
- Aarhus
  Arrive 10:00 · Depart 18:00
  Denmark's second city on the east coast of the Jutland peninsula, a university town with a compact old core. The open-air Den Gamle By museum and the rainbow-rimmed roof of the ARoS art gallery anchor the centre, with a long sandy bay nearby.
  - ARoS gallery
  - Den Gamle By
  - Aarhus Cathedral
Day
65
- At Sea
Day
66
- At Sea
Day
67
- Southampton
  Arrive 07:00 · Depart 17:00
  England's principal cruise homeport on the south coast, with deep docks that once launched the great ocean liners. Many transatlantic and Northern European sailings begin here, an hour or so by rail from London and close to the New Forest.
  - Ocean liner heritage
  - Gateway to London
  - Tudor old town

Upcoming departures

17 Apr 2027

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66-Night Europe Cruise from Trieste FAQ

Which ports does this cruise visit?

This 66-night Europe cruise calls at Trieste, Koper, Zadar, Kotor, Corfu, Argostoli, Catania, Salerno, Civitavecchia, At Sea, Marseille, Barcelona, Palma de Mallorca, Valencia, Cartagena, Alicante, Motril, Tangier, Seville, Casablanca, Portimão, Porto, Lisbon, Vigo, La Coruña, Gijón, Bilbao, Bordeaux, Saint Peter Port, Le Havre, Rotterdam, IJmuiden, Hamburg, Zeebrugge, Southampton, Newcastle upon Tyne, Edinburgh, Aberdeen, Lerwick, Shetland Islands, Kirkwall, Orkney Islands, Stornoway, Isle of Lewis, Belfast, Dun Laoghaire, Cobh, Falmouth, Skagen, Copenhagen, Stockholm, Helsinki, Tallinn, Riga, Visby, Warnemünde and Aarhus.

How many days are spent at sea?

9 days are spent at sea; the rest are in port.

Where does this cruise depart from?

It departs from Trieste and ends in Southampton.

How long is this cruise?

66 nights aboard Oceania Marina.

When does this itinerary sail?

Upcoming departures include 17 Apr 2027. A NestCruise advisor can confirm current availability.

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