Hotel Kette

This luxurious hotel boasts an enviable setting in the unique, romantic city of Venice. The hotel is centrally situated close to La Fenice Theatre and is just a few minutes walking distance from the renowned St Marco's Square. Guests can enjoy a romantic Gondola ride through the waterways of the city and enjoy an exclusive tour of the famous attractions and sights. Guests can enjoy a delectable traditional meal in one of the city's exquisite restaurants, followed by a 'gelato' or sumptuous Italian coffee. Marco Polo Airport is conveniently situated a mere 6 kms from the hotel. The hotel enjoys an attractive architectural style, alluring guests into the elegant surroundings of the lobby. The glorious guest rooms are beautifully designed, providing a cocoon of peace and serenity in which to enjoy restful slumber at the end of the day.

Venice

History, architecture, dining, romance and pure wander lust through the cobbled streets and by the canals is what Venice is all about. Top souvenirs would be Venetian Glass (also known as Murano Glass) or the famous and flamboyant masks. Standing in the middle of the magnificent piazza San Marco is an experience in itself -once described by: Napoleon as the 'drawing room of Europe'.

St Mark's Basilica ,Doge's Palace and the clock tower built between 1496 and 1506 - are the city's main attractions. St. Mark's Basilica, built in the eleventh century, is the most famous and most recognizable of all the churches in the city of Venice. Its design is considered one of the best examples of Byzantine architecture in the world, known for its opulent design and gilded interior mosaics, and nicknamed "Church of Gold".

The magnificent Doge's Palace is one of the most important buildings in Venice; it was the centre of power, from where the Venetian Republic was ruled. No trip to Venice would be complete without a punt down one of the city's picturesque waterways in an iconic gondola.

MSC Armonia

MSC Armonia was one of the original ships of today's modern MSC fleet. She entered service in 2001 and was updated in 2014 under MSC's Renaissance programme when she was lengthened by adding a 24 metre section which included the new Doremi splash park. This 65,542 tonne ship at now 274.9 metres long carries 2,658 passengers over 13 decks. You’ll especially appreciate the White Lion pub where friendly service and an easy-going charm will quickly turn everyone into a ‘local’. Later, as you leave the setting sun and another port of call in your wake it’s time to explore the many bars, lounges and, perhaps, a special evening at the Teatro La Fenice? Whatever you do and wherever you go aboard MSC Armonia, a happy and harmonious cruise comes as standard!

MSC Armonia offers two main restaurants, La Pergola and Marco Polo and an outdoor restaurant, Il Girasole. Each one boasts a superb selection of cuisine. Quality is the key from properly sourced choice Italian meats to the freshest of fresh fruit. Every product is fresh and carefully handled, such as bread baked on board with the passion and knowledge of the most distinctive boulangerie. Dishes range from traditional and tasty Mediterranean fare, to the most refined international recipes. For a quick lunch choose La Brasserie Cafeteria offering the utmost quality and variety in Italian and international cuisine.

Enjoy an uninterrupted day of relaxation at sea taking advantage of the facilities, entertainment and dining options on board.

Dubrovnik

Dubrovnik is one of Croatia's many highlights. This unique12th century walled city has cobbled streets , towering ramparts and red roofed building overlooking a pretty fishing harbour. Visit Onofrio's Fountain, Sponza Palace and the Church St Blaise.

Corfu

Corfu is the northern-most and capital of the Ionian Island chain - lying just a short hop from the coast of Albania. One of Corfu's many claims to fame is the birthplace of Prince Philip at the Palace of Mon Repos. It is where the famous zoologist Gerald Durrell lived with his family just before World War two - being the setting for his book - My Family and Other Animals, and the location for the popular TV series.

The Achilleon Palace is home to the statue of Achilles Heel and was where Kaiser Wilhelm declared World War I. Corfu Town is the largest "living" medieval town in Greece and an absolute pleasure to walk around, perhaps watch some cricket in the square or sample the excellent local cuisine. Try the local Kumquat liquor or simply watch the world go by with an ice-cold Frappe. Rolling Cypress Pine clad hills drop down to beautiful bays and beaches.

Perama is a scenic coastal area on the eastern side of Corfu, located about 7 km south of Corfu Town, making it one of the island’s most convenient bases for sightseeing and bus connections.  Famous for its iconic postcard view of Mouse Island (Pontikonisi) and the whitewashed Vlacherna Monastery, Perama sits directly opposite Kanoni and is linked to it by a pedestrian causeway. From here, visitors enjoy some of the best views in Corfu, along with easy access to taxi boats crossing to Mouse Island. The islet is one of Corfu’s most photographed landmarks, topped by a small historic chapel and steeped in local legend.

The Vlacherna Monastery, sitting at the end of a narrow walkway just offshore, is a serene 17th‑century monastery and a must‑see stop before venturing by boat to Mouse Island. Its proximity to the airport also makes Perama a popular spot for plane‑spotting and sunset photography. 

Kotor

Kotor is well known for its stunning architecture and amazing natural setting in a dramatic bay with tall emerald-green hillsides. This small town with its cobbled streets and maze of alleyways, shops, bars and restaurants is surrounded by well-preserved walls that feature many landmarks making Kotor itself a UNESCO World heritage site.

Brindisi

Nestled on the Adriatic coast of Puglia, Brindisi is an ancient city, with deep historical roots and a strategic location. It is situated on the heel of the boot of Italy just across from Albania at the mouth of the Adriatic. From its origins as a Greek settlement to its prominence in Roman and medieval times, Brindisi has played a pivotal role in connecting Italy with the broader Mediterranean world. Today, the city invites exploration with its palm-lined boulevards, renovated seafront promenade, and impressive historical landmarks.

Split

Split is a medieval port which nestles on the sparkling Dalmatian Coastline of Croatia has a picturesque pedestrianised centre and a 60-metre-high cathedral bell tower. Diocletian's Palace is one of the best preserved Roman Palaces in Europe and a UNESCO world heritage site.