Day 1 - Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon is one of Europe’s most trendy cities right now, and it’s easy to see why. It’s historic, colorful, and endlessly fun, with tiled streets, hilltop views, and a riverfront energy that feels like a celebration. Wander cobblestone lanes, pop into a wine bar for a quick toast, and let the city’s soundtrack carry you from one viewpoint to the next. Come early if you can, ride a historic funicular, and start grazing. From pastéis de nata to fresh seafood and cocktails with a view, Lisbon is a true foodie paradise and the perfect first chapter before we set sail.

Day 2 - Fun Day at Sea!
Day at Sea is yours. No schedules, no transfers, no alarms, just a full day to sink into the yacht and let vacation take over. Sleep in, hit the gym, book a spa treatment, find a quiet corner with a good book, or stretch out on deck and watch the sea roll by. This is the luxury of a private charter, the freedom to do a lot or absolutely nothing at all.
Later in the day, we’ll layer in Source moments that make the week feel like a celebration, with entertainment and the kind of easy fun that builds without trying. And tonight, we kick off our first theme party with music, laughter, and dancing under the stars.

Day 3 - Cádiz, Spain (Gateway to Seville)
Today you arrive in Cádiz, often called the oldest city in Western Europe and the perfect doorway into Andalusia. From Cádiz, an optional excursion to Seville offers a taste of classic Spain.
Think sunlit plazas, tiled courtyards, and orange trees perfuming the air, with tapas that turn into a long, happy afternoon.
Seville has a pure atmosphere. The city invites you to wander, linger, and fall into the rhythm of Andalusia, where shaded patios, a glass of something cold, and the unmistakable pulse of flamenco are simply part of the day. By the time you return to the yacht, you’ll have that satisfied “we really did it” feeling that only comes from a day this iconic.
And with a late departure tonight, there’s no rush. Dinner, a nightcap, and the coastline slipping into twilight are the perfect finish to your first big day ashore.

Day 4 - Tangier, Morocco
Today, you cross into North Africa, and the shift is immediate. Tangier sits at the meeting point of continents, where Europe and Africa face each other across the Strait of Gibraltar, and the city feels alive with color, texture, and contrast. This is the kind of place that wakes up all your senses at once.
Wander the medina’s winding lanes, where whitewashed walls, hidden courtyards, and bustling little shops invite you to slow down and look closer. Pause over mint tea at a café, breathe in the scent of spice and sea air, and browse handwoven textiles, ceramics, leather goods, and lantern-lit treasures tucked into tiny storefronts. Tangier feels both familiar and far away, coastal and cinematic, with a rhythm all its own.
For one of the city’s classic moments, make your way up toward the Kasbah for sweeping views, then drift back through the old streets as the city hums around you. By the time you return to the yacht, you’ll feel like you’ve stepped into another world for the day, and brought a little of its magic back with you.

Day 5 - Málaga, Spain
Málaga is sunlit Spain on the Costa del Sol, equal parts history, art, and easy seaside style. Start in the old town where palm-lined promenades and lively plazas set the mood, then follow Picasso’s footsteps in his birthplace city. This is a day for beautiful wandering, a long lunch, and that effortless Mediterranean feeling.
And if you want to go bigger, Málaga is your gateway to Granada and the Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of Spain’s true masterpieces. The Alhambra feels like a dream built in stone, with intricate geometric design, carved arches, tranquil courtyards, and gardens that seem to cool the air as you walk through them. It’s a place where every detail invites you to slow down and look closer, and it leaves you with that rare feeling of having stepped into something timeless.
Back on the coast, there’s time to lean into pure pleasure too, with the nearby gay beaches of Torremolinos for sun, sea, and that classic Costa del Sol vibe.

Day 6 - Ibiza, Spain (Overnight)
Tonight, the voyage turns up the volume. Ibiza is freedom with a soundtrack, and arriving in the early evening means you step straight into the island at its best. Docked in Ibiza Town as the golden stone of Dalt Vila glows above the harbor and the island comes alive after dark, you’ll feel the shift immediately.
Start with sunset drinks, then follow the glow into town, where the streets hum, the cocktails are cold, and the night feels wide open. This is your chance to go full Ibiza with beach clubs, DJs, dance floors, and the kind of late-night energy the island is famous for, with plenty of options for the LGBTQ+ scene.
And yes, Ibiza is also about the beach. Spend part of today or tomorrow chasing turquoise water, warm sand, and that effortless Balearic vibe before the island flips the switch to after-dark. Because we stay overnight, there’s no need to watch the clock. Go out, go big, laugh too loud, dance too long, and when you’re ready, your all-suite yacht is right there, the perfect private retreat to come home to.

Day 7 - Ibiza, Spain
Wake up in Ibiza with the whole day ahead of you. Today is for the island’s other obsession, the beaches. Think turquoise water, hidden coves, and that effortless Balearic ease that makes time feel optional. Spend the day beach hopping, stretching out at a beach club, or finding a quieter patch of sand where the only agenda is sun and sea.
Later, ease back into Ibiza Town for one more round. A long lunch, a stroll beneath the walls of Dalt Vila, and a golden-hour drink with the harbor below. Then tonight, we bring it back on board for a special Ibiza finale, a Deck BBQ dinner under the stars, with sea air, music, and the lights of the harbor nearby.

Day 8 - Palma de Mallorca, Spain
Mallorca is pure Mediterranean pleasure, and Palma is a beautiful starting point. Begin with La Seu Cathedral rising above the waterfront, then step out into palm-lined promenades and harborfront cafés and wander the golden lanes of the old town, where galleries, hidden courtyards, and café terraces invite you to slow down and linger. It’s a city that rewards curiosity. Turn a corner, and you’ll find a shady patio, a boutique you want to browse, or a little bar that feels made for a midday glass and people-watching.
But the island’s magic is just beyond the city. Mallorca’s smaller towns are works of art in themselves, especially in the Tramuntana mountains, where stone villages cling to the hillsides, and the light seems to turn everything honey-gold. Deià is the poster child for this kind of beauty, a place of artists, sea views, and quiet glamour. Today is made for an unhurried drive, a few perfect stops, and a long, leisurely lunch that turns into “just one more” course, with wine, laughter, and time that feels wonderfully optional.

Day 9 - Barcelona, Spain
Barcelona is a finale with real swagger, framed by mountains to the west and the Mediterranean to the east. You arrive early, and the city meets you with bold Catalan style, sunlit boulevards, and street life that pulls you right in.
Spend time in Gaudí’s world, led by the headline act, Sagrada Família, newly crowned with the cross atop its soaring central tower, a milestone moment in the basilica’s long, extraordinary story. Then keep going with Gaudí’s greatest hits, from Park Güell to Casa Batlló. A stroll through the Gothic Quarter and along Las Ramblas adds a perfect old-world counterpoint.
Then do Barcelona the right way. Tapas, vermut, and yes, a proper paella that turns into a long lunch, because this city rewards unhurried time. And since we’ll have a host hotel in Barcelona, you can extend your stay easily and keep the celebration going for a few more nights in one of Europe’s great cities.