Gay Group Trip: Mediterranean Odyssey

In recent years, Rovinj has become one of Croatia’s most visited destinations. With natural wonders, crystal clear waters, and stunning beaches, it’s no surprise that the city has made its way onto many travel bucket lists.

From the moment you arrive in Sibenik, you’ll know that you’ve arrived somewhere incredibly special. It’s where many scenes from Game of Thrones were filmed and is home to a plethora of awe-inspiring historical treasures.

Sitting on the edge of the Adriatic Sea in the south of Croatia’s land mass, Dubrovnik has long been a must-visit destination in the country. With a pristine 16th-century Old Town, it’s a great spot for fans of architectural heritage.

Arguably Southern Italy’s best-kept local secret, Monopoli promises to capture your heart from the word go. Like many towns along the Adriatic coast, Monopoli was once part of the Roman Empire and crucial strategic location.

Surrounded by olive groves and built into a horseshoe-shaped bay on the Albanian Riviera, Saranda is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is the quintessential Mediterranean destination.

Once a part of Ancient Greece, the fishing village of Gallipoli is now part of Italy’s Puglia region. Still, a hub of small fishing and local trade, this charming town is home to olive oil presses and a well-maintained Old Town.

Spend the day on the high seas pampering yourself at the spa or enjoying some time on deck.

Known as the ‘Baroque Capital’ of the world, the UNESCO-protected city of Noto combines the charm of small-town island living with the cultural treasures of Italy’s ancient past.

Malta’s capital of Valletta is a true treasure trove of architecture and art. As you approach the city and the end of your cruise, you’ll be greeted by the fortified walls of this iconic island destination.