Von Mallorca Nach Dubai 3

Starten Sie Ihre Kreuzfahrt durch das östliche Mittelmeer ganz bequem von der mallorquinischen Hauptstadt Palma de Mallorca aus. Auf der mediterranen Baleareninsel können Sie sich hervorragend auf Ihre Seereise einstimmen.

Mit idyllischen Buchten, tiefblauem Wasser und südländischer Fröhlichkeit begeistert Mallorca seit Jahrzehnten seine Besucher. Aber auch die prachtvollen Bauten der Hauptstadt beeindrucken. Rund um die Kathedrale La Seu und in den verwinkelten Gassen der Altstadt können Sie den Alltag vergessen. Genießen Sie aber auch das majestätische Gefühl, bei einem Spaziergang durch den Königspalast S’Almudaina zu wandeln.

Streifen Sie durch die unterschiedlichen Stadtviertel von Palma de Mallorca oder freuen Sie sich beim Verweilen in einem der Cafés auf die Ensaïmadas, das traditionelle Gebäck Mallorcas. Die in Schmalz ausgebackenen Hefeschnecken sind genau das Richtige an einem schönen, sonnigen Nachmittag.

Valletta is the capital of the island republic of Malta. Located just 150 km south of Sicily in the Mediterranean Sea, the state consists of the three inhabited islands of Malta, Gozo and Comino as well as several uninhabited islands. The majority of the Maltese live around the capital region of Valletta in the north of the island of Malta. Here you will experience a historic city of the Order of St. John from the 16th century, which tells its story in countless fortifications and bastions, churches, palaces and museums. You will experience the smallest capital in Europe and one of the most beautiful cruise ports in the world.

Piraeus, is a port city within the Athens urban area, in the Attica region of Greece. It is located 8 kilometres southwest of Athens’ city centre, along the east coast of the Saronic Gulf.

Welcome to Heraklion in Crete, Greece’s southernmost and largest island. From here it’s about as far to Athens in the north as to Africa in the south. A mild climate welcomes you on your cruise from spring until well into autumn. The many sights and breathtaking natural surroundings make the trip an absolute highlight of every cruise in the eastern Mediterranean and all of Greece.

Is your cruise taking you to Aqaba on the Red Sea? Then you have the ideal starting point for numerous excursions in the Kingdom of Jordan, which is now a haven in the Middle East. Aqaba is located on the four-country corner between Egypt, Israel with the seaside resort of Eilat and Saudi Arabia on the Gulf of Aqaba and is approached by cruise ships on the routes to and from the Mediterranean. The history of the city goes back a long way; the oldest traces are more than 6,000 years old. Today there is not much left to see: Aqaba is a modern city that has retained its typical oriental flair. Bathing, snorkeling or diving in the incomparable water world of the Red Sea, the Nabataean culture of Petra, the red sand in the fascinating desert of Wadi Rums: Aqaba offers exciting contrasts and a varied program for cruise travelers in Jordan. Immerse yourself – in Arab mysteries, the sunken cultural treasures of Jordan or in the depths of the sea!

Is your cruise taking you to Aqaba on the Red Sea? Then you have the ideal starting point for numerous excursions in the Kingdom of Jordan, which is now a haven in the Middle East. Aqaba is located on the four-country corner between Egypt, Israel with the seaside resort of Eilat and Saudi Arabia on the Gulf of Aqaba and is approached by cruise ships on the routes to and from the Mediterranean. The history of the city goes back a long way; the oldest traces are more than 6,000 years old. Today there is not much left to see: Aqaba is a modern city that has retained its typical oriental flair. Bathing, snorkeling or diving in the incomparable water world of the Red Sea, the Nabataean culture of Petra, the red sand in the fascinating desert of Wadi Rums: Aqaba offers exciting contrasts and a varied program for cruise travelers in Jordan. Immerse yourself – in Arab mysteries, the sunken cultural treasures of Jordan or in the depths of the sea!

The city of Salalah is one of the most developed cities in Oman. On a cruise, the oriental and historical richness of Salalah will immediately cast its spell over you. While the rest of the country sinks under the scorching heat in the warm months, the region around Salalah is transformed into a breathtaking landscape. Ponds burst their banks, springs gush out of the mountain slopes and filled rivers meander through the city. In addition, the coast with its kilometer-long white powdered sugar beaches conveys an almost Caribbean flair.

One place cannot be missing on a cruise to the Orient: Muscat, also known as Muscat in German, the capital of Oman. The Arab Emirates Dubai and Abu Dhabi stand for wealth and splendor, which are culturally and architecturally oriented towards western standards. Muscat, on the other hand, bravely maintains the traditional image of the Orient – and in no less breathtaking way. The Sultanate of Oman owes the stylistic diversity of its cultural treasures, mosques and impressive buildings to its eventful history of Islamic and European influences.

Dubai is the largest city within the United Arab Emirates, which also includes Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Fujairah, Ra’s al-Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al-Qaiwain. Dubai is impressively different. Versatile and spirited, the capital of the Emirates with over 2 million inhabitants combines the modern urban lifestyle with tradition and history. The emirate is worth a cruise at any time of the year.

Dubai is the largest city within the United Arab Emirates, which also includes Abu Dhabi, Ajman, Fujairah, Ra’s al-Khaimah, Sharjah and Umm al-Qaiwain. Dubai is impressively different. Versatile and spirited, the capital of the Emirates with over 2 million inhabitants combines the modern urban lifestyle with tradition and history. The emirate is worth a cruise at any time of the year.