Cruises To Spain From Florida

Cross the vast Atlantic Ocean in style on one of our cruises to Spain from Florida. You’ll set out on your adventure from either Fort Lauderdale or Tampa, with relaxing days at sea to get into the rhythm of life on the ocean waves. Lounge by the pool, treat yourself in the spa, and feast on world-class cuisine while on board. Cruises from Florida to Spain stop in flower-filled Madeira, or the Azores, where rolling green pineapple and tea plantations give way to steaming volcanoes.

After your ocean crossing, the dazzling culture, cuisine, and landscapes of Spain await. Ascend the country’s highest mountain on Tenerife, part of the Canaries archipelago. See the birthplace of Picasso in cosmopolitan Málaga, explore an ancient castle built by the Moors, and taste tapas in the historic center. Barcelona is famed for the organic forms of Gaudi’s famous buildings, including the extraordinary Sagrada Familia basilica. You’ll also find spectacular museums celebrating the work of Miró and Picasso in the dynamic Catalonian capital.

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Tenerife

The largest of the Canary Islands, Tenerife is lush and green in the north and almost desert-like in the south. The often snow-capped peak of the mighty Teide volcano dominates the landscape. Explore the 15th-century churches and squares of colorful La Laguna, the former capital, or relax on the golden sands of Las Teresitas, one of the island’s best beaches. In Santa Cruz, visit the colorful Nuestra Señora de Africa market for fresh fruit, tapas, empanadas, and chocolate-dipped churros.

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Málaga

Basking at the center of Andalucia’s sun-drenched Costa del Sol, Málaga is the gateway to beautiful Granada and the exquisite Alhambra Palace, and a wonderful destination in its own right. See Picasso’s birthplace and museum, and marvel at the mighty 16th-century cathedral. Explore the 11th-century Alcazaba castle, built by the Moors, and admire contemporary art in the Centre Pompidou. In the coastal mountains, historic “white towns” cling to the hillsides, waiting to be explored.

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Barcelona

Cosmopolitan Barcelona is famed for its striking architecture, from Gaudi’s colorful, organic Casa Batlló and La Pedrera to the breathtaking Sagrada Familia. Explore the tangle of narrow streets of the Gothic Quarter and visit the art nouveau bar where Gaudí, Picasso, and their contemporaries drank. Wander along the lively Las Ramblas boulevard or join a behind-the-scenes tour of Camp Nou, home of FC Barcelona. Make time for tapas on the beach in Barceloneta, the old fishing quarter.

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