Top 10 Cruise Itineraries Sailing From Barcelona In 2026 | CruiseHols Barcelona Cruises
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Barcelona is one of the world's leading cruise ports and has long been established as the go-to departure port for ships sailing in and around the Mediterranean.
This list is based, of course, on my own personal favorite types of cruisers.
If you want plenty of time to explore a big modern ship, visit the Caribbean and end up somewhere you may never get to visit otherwise.
This is a transatlantic sailing with a difference as you head southwest to South America.
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If you are looking to cruise from Barcelona, this is the video for you as I take you through the best cruises from Barcelona to set sail in 2026. Barcelona is one of the world's leading cruise ports and is a go to cruise port for those looking to sail in the Mediterranean. The port of Barcelona is home to cruise ships all year around, including some of the biggest cruise ships at sea, but it does tend to have limited itineraries for cruisers to choose from. Many are still focussed on the Western Mediterranean, Canaries and trans-atlantic’s but there is so much more on offer than that and that is exactly what we look at in this video where I bring you my top 10 cruise itineraries sailing from Barcelona in 2026. Sadly, many of these Barcelona cruise itineraries need you to have plenty of time and money to be able to do them but many cost no more than a regular 7–14-night cruise and need only around the same amount of time. This video includes a great range of cruise itineraries, that sail to almost all parts of the world and onboard a great variety of cruises ships. 1. World Cruise (131 nights, 7th January – 26th May, Magnifica, MSC Cruises) Barcelona-Funchal (Madeira, Portugal)-Bridgetown (Barbados)-Willemstad (Curacao)-Cartagena (Colombia)-Puerto Limon (Costa Rica)-Panama Canal Transit-Puntarena (Puerto Rica)-Puerto Quetzal (Guatemala)-Puerto Vallarta (Mexico)-Cabo San Lucas (Mexico)-San Diego (United States)-Los Angeles (United States)-Hilo (Hawaii, United States)-Pago Pago (American Samoa)-Apia (Samoa)-Suva (Fiji)-Auckland (New Zealand)-Wellington (New Zealand)-Sydney (Australia)-Townsville (Australia)-Cairns (Australia)-Manila (Philippines)-Taipei (Taiwan)-Ishigaki (Japan)-Naha (Japan)-Tokyo (Japan)-Nagasaki (Japan)-Busan (South Korea)-Shanghai (China)-Hong Kong-Da Nang (Vietnam)-Singapore-Port Klang (Malaysia)-Penang (Malaysia)-Victoria (Seychelles)-Port Louis (Mauritius)-La Possession (Reunion)-Cape Town (South Africa)-Walvis Bay (Namibia)-Mindelo (Cape Verde)-Civitavecchia (Italy)-Livorno (Italy)-Genoa (Italy)-Marseille (France)-Barcelona 2. South America Repositioning (16 nights, 19th November – 6th December, Celebrity Equinox, Celebrity Cruises) Barcelona-Tangier (Morocco)-Salvador (Brazil)-Rio de Janeiro (Brazil)-Montevideo (Uruguay)-Buenos Aires (Argentina) 3. Barcelona to Athens Grand Voyage (44 nights, 11th June – 25th July, Azamara Onward, Azamara Cruises) Barcelona-Palamos (Spain)-Sete (France)-Marseille (France)-Sanary-Sur-Mer (France)-Nice (France)-Calvi (France)-Monte Carlo (Monaco)-Portofino (Italy)-Livorno (Italy)-Civitavecchia (Italy)-Sorrento (Italy)-Kotor (Montenegro)-Dubrovnik (Croatia)-Hvar (Croatia)-Koper (Slovenia)-Fusina/Venice (Italy)-Opatija (Croatia)-Zadar (Croatia)-Sibenik (Croatia)-Korcula (Croatia)-Dubrovnik (Croatia)-Kotor (Montenegro)-Corfu (Greece)-Piraeus/Athens (Greece)-Syros (Greece)-Paros (Greece)-Santorini (Greece)-Agios Nikolaos (Crete, Greece)-Rhodes (Greece)-Ephesus (Turkiye)-Patmos (Greece)-Chios (Greece)-Istanbul (Turkiye)-Canakkale (Turkiye)-Thessaloniki (Greece)-Volos (Greece)-Mykonos (Greece)-Nafplio (Greece)-Piraeus/Athens (Greece) 4.Journey to the Golden Horn (14 nights, 21st April – 5th May, Seven Seas Grandeur, Regent Seven Seas Cruises) Barcelona-Messina (Sicily, Italy)-Alexandria (Egypt)-Heraklion (Crete, Greece)-Santorini (Greece)-Piraeus/Athens (Greece)-Mykonos (Greece)-Istanbul (Turkiye) 5. Riviera Yacht Harbours (10 nights, 25th April – 5th May, Seabourn Venture, Seabourn Cruises) Barcelona-Palamos (Spain)-Sete (France)-Sanary-sur-Mer (France)-Nice (France)-St Tropez (France)-Monte Carlo (Monaco)-Portofino (Italy)-Portoferraio (Italy)-Civitavecchia/Rome (Italy) 6. Adriatic and Western Mediterranean (21 nights, 27th July – 17th August, Queen Victoria, Cunard) Barcelona-Salerno (Italy)-Messina (Sicily, Italy)-Corfu (Greece)-Kotor (Montenegro)-Trieste (Italy)-Zadar (Croatia)-Dubrovnik (Croatia)-Valletta (Malta)-Naples (Italy)- Civitavecchia (Rome, Italy), Tarragona (Spain)-Palma de Mallorca (Spain), Villefranche (France)-Marseille (France)-Barcelona 7. The Best of the Mediterranean (21 nights, 25th April – 16th May, Sun Princess, Princess Cruises) Barcelona-Palma (Majorca, Spain)-Marseille (France)-Ajaccio (Corsica (France)-Genoa (Italy)-Santa Margherita (Italy)-La Spezia (Italy)-Civitavecchia (Italy)-Naples (Italy)-Chania (Crete, Greece), Kusadasi (Turkeyi)- Mykonos (Greece)-Piraeus/Athens (Greece)-Santorini (Greece)-Bar (Montenegro)-Corfu (Greece)-Messina (Sicily, Italy)-Barcelona 8. Ramblas to Renaissance (26 nights, 9th December – 3 January 2027, Oceania Sirena, Oceania Cruises) 9. Iberia Circumnavigation (10 nights, 20th August – 30th August, Oceania Nautica, Oceania Cruises) 10. Transatlantic: St Thomas & Punta Cana (17 nights, 14th October – 31st October, Norwegian Vista, Norwegian Cruise Line) #Barcelona #BarcelonaCruises #CruiseFromBarcelona #BarcelonaCruiseItineraries #PortofBarcelona #BarcelonaCruiseHolidays