Transatlantic Spring Voyage II

Ports

• Palm Beach
  

  The combination of urban centers and cultural treasures make Palm Beach the perfect getaway. Enter the heart of Africa by visiting the Panther Ridge Conservation Center or get up close and personal with manatees at the Manatee Lagoon. If you’re more into urban sightseeing, visit CityPlace for the top-rated dining, entertainment, and shopping experiences.
• At Sea
  
• St. George's
  

  St. George’s, Bermuda is a historic town and UNESCO World Heritage Site located on the northern side of St. George’s Harbor. Founded in 1612 by colonists from the Virginia Company of London, St. George’s is the oldest English settlement in the New World that is still continuously inhabited. The town enjoys a rich history, serving as a center for Confederate blockade-running during the U.S. Civil War, and was the capital of Bermuda until 1815. As such, many of the buildings in the town were constructed prior to 1900, quaintly lined along cobblestone walkways with stones imported from Wales. Notable sites include St. Peter's Church, one of the oldest churches in the Western Hemisphere, the Bermuda Old State House, built in 1620, and the Old Rectory, built in 1699. Beyond these sites are galleries and boutiques, historic forts, harbor dining with beautiful views, and beaches and nature preserves—all worthy of exploration.
• Lisbon
  

  Portugal's bustling capital showcases a rich contrast of the historical and modern. Situated near the Tagus River and endlessly sunny, Lisbon embodies a unique beauty and an internationally acclaimed architectural singularity. Its charming hilly neighborhoods boast winding, cobblestone streets and pastel-painted homes and cafés, which happily serve up the city’s signature cuisine, including pastel de nata and custard tarts. From imposing Sao Jorge Castle, the view encompasses the city’s Old Town, Tagus Estuary, and suspension bridge; the National Azulejo Museum displays 5 centuries of decorative ceramic tiles.