If you’re considering a European cruise, you’ll need to decide where you want to go first. Europe is generally broken down into three cruise routes. Firstly, Mediterranean cruises take in much of the south, including Spain, France, Italy, Greece, Croatia, Turkey, and sometimes as far as Israel. Some cruises also call at Morocco and Tunisia in northern Africa. Western Europe cruises take in Portugal, Spain, northern France, Belgium, Holland and the U.K. Finally, northern Europe cruises visit the Nordic countries (including Finland, Sweden, Denmark and Norway), Russia, and Germany. A large number of cruises generally operate across the three routes, with passengers boarding at any number of the ports scattered throughout the continent.
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