78 FEATURE Thessaloniki, Greece Thessaloniki is a modern, multicultural European city which serves as the main gateway for the Balkans and the southeastern, central and eastern European region. With a modern, fully equipped cruise terminal and upgraded services, visitors can explore 15 Unesco World Heritage sites and more than 30 museums within walking distance of the port. Beyond Thessaloniki, visitors can explore Northern Greece’s iconic treasures, from Vergina and Dion to Mount Olympus, Amphipolis, Ancient Pella, and Halkidiki. Thessaloniki and the broader region offer cruise visitors an array of unique and unforgettable cultural, historical, archeological and gastronomic experiences. Szczecin, Poland Set on the banks of the River Odra just steps from the harbour, Szczecin’s Old Town invites cruise guests to wander its charming streets. Visitors can explore the city as soon as they step off the ship, discovering the historic castle and visiting the iconic philharmonic. Afterwards, they can unwind near the old city hall at the intimate Old Market Square, follow the local Beer Trail for a sustainable sip of regional brews or relax in the city’s lush green spaces, which range from sprawling parks and riverside boulevards to forest trails and scenic water areas. Szczecin offers cruise visitors a perfect blend of culture, flavour and nature. Malta Malta’s heritage, culture and Mediterranean charm are showcased in the shore excursion offerings from Mifsud Brothers, which works closely with cruise lines to design authentic and memorable shore experiences for cruise and yacht guests. From iconic landmarks and Unesco sites to genuine local encounters, the excursions immerse travellers in the true spirit of Malta. With smooth operations, personalised service and a strong focus on sustainability, Mifsud Brothers prides themselves on delivering authentic experiences to ensure every cruise guest discovers the very best of Malta. Photo: Mifsud Brothers
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