Leaving Lisbon through Monsanto Park, we travel to Sintra, a popular old world village resort nestling in tree-clad hills north of Lisbon.

A hilly city paved with cobblestones, Lisbon’s sights are best enjoyed from the comfort of a coach. This tour takes in many famous city sights.

On this tour we can enjoy the most famous sights of Lisbon from the comfort of our coach, as well as a drive along the scenic coast to Estoril.

 Our tour begins with a panoramic drive of Lisbon city centre. We shall make a brief stop at the top of King Edward VII Park, from where we can enjoy a spectacular view of the city and harbour.

Following a short briefing at the quayside, we travel in our fully-equipped jeeps to Sintra, a popular old world village resort nestling in tree-clad hills, north of Lisbon.

Departing the quayside by coach, we will have a short sightseeing drive through the city of Lisbon, stopping at such highlights as the Belem area where we will have an outside explanation of the Jeronimos Monastery and the Monument of the Discoveries for a photo opportunity.

Following a scenic 75-minute drive through the Portuguese countryside, we arrive at the medieval town of Obidos for a unique experience to travel back in time.

Our tour continues to Ston, a small settlement on the narrow isthmus that connects the peninsula of Pelješac to the mainland.

With Fred. Olsen's cruises to Dubrovnik you can discover this truly beautiful Croatian city.

Enjoy the best that Dubrovnik has to offer, as well as a scenic drive to Konavle.

Enjoy the breathtaking views of Dubrovnik with this panoramic drive to Cavtat.

Leaving the pier, we travel south to Krka National Park, one of the greatest miracles of Dalmatia. The park, which is named after the river that encloses it, is a region of natural value and intended for scientific, educational, cultural and recreational activities.

The history of Zadar is fascinating to those who respect historical monuments and cultural heritage.

Plitvice National Park, considered to be one of the most beautiful natural sites in Europe.

This tour provides us with the opportunity to visit two of the three islands surrounding Venice – Murano and Burano.

 From the pier we walk to our private motor launch, which will take us to the St Mark’s area, where a short walk will take us to St Mark’s Square. Here our local guide awaits us, and our tour of the fascinating city of Venice begins.

Our guided panoramic tour is the perfect way to see the beautiful and lesser known Venetian islands from the comfort of our motor launch.

See Venice with a new understanding and from a unique perspective during our Seaplane adventure!

Our tour gives us the special opportunity to view the famous Venetian canals in the evening, to relax and admire the sights from a gondola.

Venice is best admired from the water, and no visit here would be complete without a ride on a gondola.

Leaving the pier, we board our water taxi for a sightseeing cruise. During our journey, we will explore Giudecca Island, which also gives its name to the canal. We will see the Molino Stucky, once a spaghetti factory and now a Hilton Hotel.

Leaving our ship by motor launch, we travel to the St Lucia area of Venice. Here we have a short walk to the beautiful Zen Palace, where we will experience an exceptional evening of entertainment.

Despite its small size, Slovenia is quite varied in terms of landscape. Between the Alps and the sea lies the broad belt of the Slovenian Karst, which is a part of the great Dinaric mountain range.

Upon entering Ljubljana, a town exuding a metropolitan atmosphere, we will notice the fusion of old and new.

Our tour begins with a drive to the picturesque village of Hrastovlje, which lies in the upper Rižana Valley, and is well-known for the fortified Church of the Holy Trinity and its frescoes.

From prehistoric settlements and medieval peasant lodgings to modern hotels, luxurious villas and picturesque gardens, nature has been considerably generous to Bled, having gifted it with a sub-alpine climate, healing springs and an idyllic background.

Piran, full of Italian charm, is a quaint and friendly village, which is watched over by a hilltop belfry. The fishing village has altered very little in over 400 years.

The town of Rijeka is an important business, trade, industrial and cultural centre in the western part of the Republic of Croatia. The littoral part of Rijeka bay has been inhabited since prehistoric times.

Hilly Istria is romantic, mystical and simply beautiful. Medieval whispers of charming hilltop towns and flavours of wine and traditional homemade food are an unforgettable experience.

 Catania, Sicily’s second largest city, sits at the foot of Mount Etna, Europe’s largest active volcano.

Mount Etna is Europe’s largest active volcano. Standing at approximately 3,326 metres (10,910 feet) high, its flanks are covered with scores of cones and craters.

The picturesque little town of Taormina enjoys a magnificent position on a terrace overlooking the Ionian Sea on the eastern coast of Sicily. Even though it has become one of the most popular Mediterranean sun spots, it still manages to retain its medieval character.

On our panoramic drive, we will be able to view the sights of Catania, Sicily’s largest city from the comfort of our coach, followed by a drive along the scenic coastline.

We depart from the quayside and begin our tour by making our way past the British/Spanish land frontier.

Gibraltar’s purpose-built cable car is one of the best ways to appreciate the great views of the city and its surroundings.

Few people are aware that Gibraltar is one of the best places in the world to view cetaceans the whole year round.

The rock of Gibraltar, overlooking the entrance to the Mediterranean and standing nearly 425 metres (1,400 feet) above sea level, is reputed to be one of the legendary Pillars of Hercules.

Gibraltar is a British overseas territory located on the southern end of the Iberian Peninsula and Europe at the entrance of the Mediterranean overlooking the Strait of Gibraltar. The territory covers 6.843 square kilometres (2.642sq mi) and shares a land border with Spain to the north. Gibraltar has historically been an important base for the British Armed Forces and is the site of a Royal Navy base.

Gibraltar is one of the most densely populated territories in the world, with a population of 29,286 estimated in 2008, approximately 4,290 inhabitants per square kilometre (11,100/sq mi). The growing demand for space is being increasingly met by land reclamation; reclaimed land currently comprises approximately one tenth of the territory’s total area.

The official currency of Gibraltar is the Gibraltar Pound.