Civitavecchia (Rome), Italy

Board Emerald Sakara at Civitavecchia, the historic seaport for Rome, and settle in as the yacht sets its course toward the Italian and French coastlines ahead.

Amalfi, Italy

Amalfi's cliffside streets overlook the Tyrrhenian Sea, home to the 9th-century Duomo di Amalfi and its Byzantine mosaics, with lanes lined by ceramics and limoncello.

Lipari, Italy

The largest of the Aeolian Islands, Lipari offers a volcanic coastline, pastel-hued Old Town lanes and a 16th-century castle with views across the surrounding archipelago.

Giardini Naxos, Italy

Set near Taormina on Sicily's east coast, Giardini Naxos faces the Ionian Sea and Mount Etna, with Greek and Roman archaeological sites close by.

Valletta, Malta

Malta's UNESCO-listed capital, Valletta pairs 16th-century fortifications with St John's Co-Cathedral and the Grandmaster's Palace, best explored on a guided walking tour.

Porto Empedocle, Italy

A working fishing harbour on Sicily's south coast, Porto Empedocle sits close to the Scala dei Turchi cliffs and the ancient ruins at Agrigento.

Trapani, Italy

On Sicily's western coast, Trapani looks out toward the Egadi Islands, its old streets and museums shaped by centuries of maritime trade and history.

Arbatax, Sardinia, Italy

Arbatax, on Sardinia's eastern shore, has served as a working port since antiquity and sits near the red porphyry cliffs of the Rocce Rosse.

Porto Cervo, Sardinia, Italy

Porto Cervo's yacht-filled marina on the Costa Smeralda hosts the Maxi Yacht Rolex Cup each year, surrounded by boutiques, restaurants and upscale hotels.

Bonifacio, France

Perched on a limestone peninsula in Corsica, Bonifacio's fortified Old Town leads to the Staircase of the King of Aragon, cut into the cliff face.

Calvi, Corsica, France

On Corsica's northwest shore, Calvi's crescent bay is backed by maritime pines, and the town is known locally as the island's summer culture capital.

Portofino, Italy

Portofino's harbour village on the Italian Riviera is lined with pastel-hued houses, boutiques and restaurants built around the day's freshly caught seafood.

Monte Carlo, Monaco

The Principality of Monaco is known for its casinos and yacht-lined harbour, home to the royal household, the Grand Prix circuit and its museums.

Saint-Tropez, France

One of the French Riviera's best-known resort towns, Saint-Tropez pairs its beach clubs and boutiques with the Musée d'Histoire Maritime and the Annonciade.

Nice, France

The sailing concludes in Nice, with transfers arranged to the airport for onward travel or a return flight home at the journey's end.

All on-board dining, from buffet breakfasts and à la carte lunches to multi-course dinners

Complimentary selection of wine, beer, and soft drinks

Choice of shore excursions

Access to the innovative marina platform, featuring complimentary paddleboards and snorkelling equipment

Access to the infinity-style Aqua Pool, spa pool, wellness deck, group fitness classes, and infrared sauna

Complimentary self-service guest laundry facilities

Standard WiFi access

Tipping and gratuities