Mediterranean Cruise Ports

Rick Steves European Travel Talk | In this travel class, Rick Steves guidebook co-author Cameron Hewitt shares a port-by-port rundown of the top Mediterranean cruise destinations, covering tips and strategies for making the most of your limited time on land for Barcelona, the French Riviera, Florence, Rome, Venice, Dubrovnik, Athens, the Greek Isles, and Istanbul. Download the PDF handout for this class: goo.gl/SrZYOG (Disclaimer: Any special promotions mentioned are no longer valid.)
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[@jitendrakothari6625]

A very good recap of all important ports on the Med. Quite helpful and encouraging. Thx Rick Steves....

[@kelloggsingers399]

I took a mediterranean cruse on Norwegian and it was a dream come true. Rick's guide book was my guide for 80% of my trip.

[@steveee2511]

i booked a cruise with norwegian star greek islands and craotia and montenegro

[@patriciasteele9298]

Very helpful for my 2 cruises in July. Thank you!!!

[@biancaking6434]

Thank you so much for the info I am taking a mediterranean cruise in March. Your presentation was very informative and much appreciated loved all the tips and tricks.

[@RADIUMGLASS]

I am glad I can at least dream of all of this. It's a pleasure to be able to watch these presentations.

[@stacistein702]

This is precisely the type of practical videos I need. Thanks for sharing logistics and time management tips.

[@empowercarole11]

This was a fabulous video on Mediterranean ports reached by cruise lines. I will be taking my first Mediterranean cruise next year and plan on watching this video several times. I also appreciate the one page handout that I’ve already downloaded, and I will be purchasing your guide books on this region. Great education for world travelers like me! Thank you! 🌹

[@lauratejeda8188]

Because of the Venice tip (even though they isn't one of our stops) I'm going to buy the book! Thank you so much for this content.

[@clnre]

I have visited most of these ports and would say that Rick is offering excellent advice. Take an excursion only at the ports he recommends you to, at all the other ports you can save money and make your own way around, you can then see what you want to see at your own pace.

[@sweetypatnett6123]

Thanks for sharing this video!😊

[@mirchshake50]

Super helpful

[@18daisydoll65]

I 💛 Barcelona!!!!

[@vcom2327]

Great information! Small correction: Santorini does not have a funicular, it is a cable car.

[@ssfaps]

Thank you so much for such detailed and honest information. Although I have to confess that after listening to your talk, I dropped the idea of taking a Mediterranean cruise. It just seemed like I would be treated like cattle.

[@k.d.5603]

ssfaps Noooooo.... It's the BEST way to travel!

[@gloriakoch4242]

Booked for next May. I am disabled and ride a 3-wheel scooter. Am I going to be able to do much?

[@skateycat]

any advice for someone who will, unfortunately, be in rome on may 1 of this year? the ship excursions are not tempting to me. i am particularly interested in your opinion of taking an excursion in to the city (most of which is closed) or taking the chance on the major holiday on the train and metro system and then using your walking tour. i appreciate any advice. and thanks for this great video. i have watched this several times while planning our trip.

[@anitaladd7181]

Where can you find the hand out? I went on his website

[@RickStevesTravelTalks]

Here's a link to the handout: www.ricksteves.com/watch-read-listen/video/travel-talks/class-handout-cruising-mediterranean.pdf (And now added to the description)

[@inspiringqueststravelagenc2703]

Where can i find the handout can you please post a link

[@RickStevesTravelTalks]

A link to the handout is in the description. Happy travels!