Eastbound Transatlantic Cruise from Port Canaveral ending in Barcelona

Affectionately nicknamed “Florida’s Fun Port,” this vibrant seaport in Central Florida is conveniently located near sandy beaches, major theme parks, the Kennedy Space Center, the Brevard Zoo, hotels, restaurants, universities, shops and the Orlando International Airport. Enjoy the picturesque, 40-acre Jetty Park with its 1,000 foot fishing pier. Drive a few minutes south to gorgeous Cocoa Beach, the surfing capital of the state, and stroll along the boardwalk. At the port, you’ll enjoy modern facilities and accessible parking so you can enjoy yourself before or after your cruise.

Discover a tropical retreat as sweet as its namesake wine. Madeira is a tiny island at only 36 miles long by 15 miles wide, but what it lacks in size it makes up in breathtaking views, thanks to its mountainous geography. Funchal, its capital, has plenty to do and see — from its picturesque shorelines, amazing volcanic caves and ubiquitous "levada" waterway trails to the charming villages and lush gardens that dot the island.

Stand in the shadow of "the Rock." Explore the alcoves of St. Michael's Cave by day or play in the caverns at night. Wind your way through the 18th-century Great Siege Tunnels and sail high in the sky in a cable car ride over the city, stopping for a view of the Barbary Apes. Cross the border into Spain and explore the luxurious beach resorts of Marbella and Puerto Banus. Surrender to the majesty of the 14th-century Moorish Castle, enjoy a dolphin-spotting tour through the Strait of Gibraltar or take a relaxing break in Alameda Gardens.

Cartagena is a port city and naval base in the Murcia region of southeast Spain. Founded by the Carthaginians around 220 B.C., the city boomed during the Roman period. Among its many Roman ruins are a 1st-century B.C. theater and Casa de la Fortuna, a villa with murals and mosaics

Discover Barcelona. This ancient Mediterranean city serves as Disney's home port while in the Mediterranean. Relish a city brimming with wonder and excitement. Stroll through the ancient remains of the medieval town as you surround yourself with the cafes, shops and historical landmarks of La Rambla. Admire the architecture of Antoni Gaudi with a visit to his La Sagrada Familia or take a special tour to his Parc Guell, where children can paint on canvas with paintbrush, hands and feet. Revel in a visit to the Museu Picasso before sunbathing on one of Barcelona's famous beaches.