Thread: Cruise out of Valencia or Malaga

Hi
I am looking to book a cruise with friends and there could be as many as 15 double cabins required
We live in Spain and would like to cruise out of Malaga or Valencia for 7 to 10 days next year between late September to late October 2012 all inclusive would be good
can any one sugest a good ship please

Royal Caribbean's Adventure of the Seas sails from Malaga, Spain. That's a very nice ship.

I am looking forward to read what our travel agents have to say about this

Originally Posted by *Lars*

I am looking forward to read what our travel agents have to say about this

I'll look into this some more when I return from my cruise.

There are many ships sailing from both Malaga and Valencia, to the Canary Islands, the Mediterranean, the Middle East and some Transatlantics. Cruise lines serving Malaga and Valencia include Royal Caribbean, MSC, Pullmantur, Winstar, Norwegian and Silverseas. I'd be happy to help you narrow down the choices that work for you. Just send me a note.

Murray

Originally Posted by colin t

Hi
I am looking to book a cruise with friends and there could be as many as 15 double cabins required
We live in Spain and would like to cruise out of Malaga or Valencia for 7 to 10 days next year between late September to late October 2012 all inclusive would be good
can any one sugest a good ship please

Hi there Colin.

Welcome to the site. We're so glad you've found us.

I think you're able to choose from a nice selection of ships cruising out of Malaga of year.

Here's a short list of member favorites, each with its own feel, costs and level of service.

NCL Jade
You can score some great deals on a Norwegian Cruise Lines (NCL) cruise on the Jade to the Canaries.

Royal Caribbean Adventure of the Seas
Already mentioned as a lovely ship, the Royal Caribbean experience offers wide range of experiences and accommodation types depending upon who you're traveling with. I think you'd be pleased with the overall holiday experience in relation to cost.

Seabourn Odyssey & Spirit.

The Odyssey is leaving Malaga on a world cruise in just a few days and the Spirit has some dedicated Canaries/Med itineraries in the near future. The ships, service, cabins and experience aboard Seabourn ships are seriously luxe, but pretty steep in terms of cost. It's well worth the spend, if that's what you're after

MSC Poesia

A different feel than Royal or NCL, an equally as impressive ship with some impressive new features. The Poesia is doing a Med/Spain/Portgual series of itineraries currently.

I think this is a good list to base your research from - I hope its of use.

Thanks again!