Silk Road to Bermuda – Barcelona & Gibraltar
One way from Barcelona🇪🇸 to Fort Lauderdale🇺🇸
14 nights
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At seaDue in Málaga at 8:00 AM.
Day 3 of 15
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About this cruise
A 14-night cruise from Barcelona to Fort Lauderdale, sailing on the afternoon of 4 November. It calls at Cartagena Spain, Málaga and Gibraltar on three consecutive port days. After seven days at sea it calls at Kings Wharf. The stops are in Spain, the United Kingdom, Bermuda and the United States, and calls last 8 to 10 hours. Typical highs for the time of year run from 19°C in Málaga to 26°C in Fort Lauderdale (66 to 79°F). After two more days at sea the cruise ends in Fort Lauderdale on the morning of 18 November. Oosterdam (2003) carries up to 2,024 guests on 11 decks and has 7 restaurants, 5 of them included in the fare.
Itinerary
Day 1 –
Barcelona🇪🇸
· Depart 3:00 PM
Day 2 –
Cartagena Spain🇪🇸
· Arrive 8:00 AM · depart 6:00 PM
Day 3 –
Málaga🇪🇸
· Arrive 8:00 AM · depart 6:00 PM
Your day in Málaga · Ronda or Nerja by road, or the Alcazaba and Picasso museums in townDay 4 –
Gibraltar🇬🇧
· Arrive 8:00 AM · depart 4:00 PM
Day 5 –
Sea day
Day 6 –
Sea day
Day 7 –
Sea day
Day 8 –
Sea day
Day 9 –
Sea day
Day 10 –
Sea day
Day 11 –
Sea day
Day 12 –
Kings Wharf🇧🇲
· Arrive 8:00 AM · depart 4:00 PM
Day 13 –
Sea day
Day 14 –
Sea day
Day 15 –
Fort Lauderdale🇺🇸
· Arrive 7:00 AM
Entry requirements
Choose your passport to see what each country on this cruise asks of you.
- Spain
- United Kingdom
- Bermuda
- United States
Many cruise lines require your passport to be valid for at least 6 months after the cruise ends.
Entry rules change. Before you book, confirm them with the official sources above and with your cruise line.
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This cruise does not return to Barcelona. It ends in Fort Lauderdale, so your flight home leaves from there.
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