What's in every cruise port

The capital of the Turkish Riviera — a Roman-walled old town (Kaleiçi) wrapped around a historic marina, with waterfalls, long beaches and ancient cities nearby.

Europe's busiest cruise port, at the foot of Las Ramblas — a short walk from the Gothic Quarter, Gaudí's masterpieces and 5 km of shopping.

Stylish Aegean marina resort west of İzmir — a castle on the harbour, the stone-house charm of Alaçatı, windsurfing bays and thermal springs.

The gateway port for Rome, about 80 km northwest of the capital — a staging point for the Colosseum, the Vatican and the Eternal City.

Aegean marina town home to D-Marin Didim — one of the largest marinas in the eastern Mediterranean — beside the Temple of Apollo and Altınkum's beaches.

The "Pearl of the Adriatic" — a walled medieval city of marble streets and sea views, famous as a Game of Thrones filming location.

Natural harbour on the Lycian coast with marinas, ancient rock tombs and the famous Ölüdeniz lagoon — a hub for gulet cruising and paragliding.

The city where two continents meet, on the Bosphorus — Galataport brings ships right beside the historic centre of Hagia Sophia, the Blue Mosque and the Grand Bazaar.

Portugal's hilly capital on the Tagus — historic trams, Belém's monuments, pastéis de nata and a cruise terminal walkable to the Alfama.