Atlantic Treasures 2 Marella Cruise 13th November 2026

Atlantic Treasures 2 is an 8 night cruise from Marella departing on 13th November 2026. Sailing from Malaga, Spain and calling at Tangier, Morocco, Lisbon, Portugal, Arrecife, Lanzarote, Puerto del Rosario, Fuerteventura, Santa Cruz de Tenerife, Tenerife, Las Palmas, Gran Canaria

13th November 2026 Atlantic Treasures 2 Marella Discovery 2, 8 nights from Malaga, Spain. Marella all inclusive cruise, including flights, food, drink, transfers and tips.

Atlantic Treasures 2 Cruise Itinerary - Marella Discovery 2 -Fly Cruise

From £1,430pp, - includes discount £124 - Total Price (incl. mandatory taxes and fees) £2,860.
Friday, November 13, 2026, for 8 night cruise - onboard the Marella Discovery 2, Atlantic Treasures 2 itinerary, Decks 2/3 Outside Cabin - All Inclusive with Marella Cruise - fly from London Gatwick airport, departure port Malaga

Detailed Itinerary:

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 1: Malaga

Set on the sun-drenched Costa del Sol, Malaga is a Moorish delight. During the Arab occupation of Spain, the city was the principal port of the Moorish kingdom of Granada. So what does that mean for you? It means the city of Granada and its striking Alhambra Palace are just a short drive away. Prepare to be blown away.

See Malaga’s 16th-century cathedral. It’s known as ‘La Manquita’ or ‘one-armed woman’ because lack of funds meant only one of the two planned towers was completed.
Visit Marbella, a Spanish town known for its hot climate, beautiful landscape and friendly locals. Wander its quaint narrow streets and have your camera ready for the famous Naranjos Square and the City Hall.
Take a drive to the millionaire’s playground that is Puerto Banus. Admire the luxury yachts and pull up a pew in one of the open-air restaurants and bars that cater for an exclusive clientele.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 2: Tangier

An extravagant tapestry of ancient mosques, colourful souks and friendly faces, Tangier is a magical slice of Morocco. Once the preferred party playground of the rich and famous, it's still one of North Africa's most vibrant cities.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 3: Ship at Sea

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 4: Lisbon

Portugal’s electric capital stands shoulder to shoulder with the likes of Madrid and Barcelona. You’ll find clusters of cocktail lounges in the Bairro Alto neighbourhood. In Chiado, meanwhile, lies the world’s oldest book store. The old town showcases a cosmopolitan café culture, with locals gathering in sun-dappled plazas to gossip over an espresso or ‘bica’.

Stroll through tram-clattering cobbled streets taking in gems like Jeronimos Monastery and Belem Tower, an ancient castle guarding Lisbon’s harbour.
Fall in love with the town of Sintra. Loved by Portuguese royalty and English nobility, its thick forests and surrealist architecture are a refreshing contrast from urban Lisbon.
Make a beeline for Alfama, the ancient Arab quarter, and haggle for take-home trinkets in its atmospheric Thieves Market.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 5: Ship at Sea

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary days 6: Arrecife

Its lunar landscape is legendary, its sun-soaked beaches loved worldwide, and its all-round postcard prettiness powerful enough to draw people back year after year. In fact, there’s not much to dislike about Lanzarote. Soaked in sunshine and dotted with whitewashed villages, it’s got a charm all of its own.

Behold the world famous Timanfaya National Park, the jewel in Lanzarote’s crown. It’s renowned for its Montanas del Fuego or Mountains of Fire, a huge area of solidified lava dominated by enormous, dormant volcanoes. Breathtaking stuff.
Head along the coast to Costa Teguise for lazy beach days. It’s been a go-to for tourists for decades and there are five beaches to choose from. Playa Bastian’s sprinkled with palm trees which offer shade from the Atlantic breeze, while Playa Cucharas is one of the island’s most picturesque portions.
Get your history fix at the Castle of Saint Gabriel. It’s set on its own island with a bridge connecting it to the waterfront, and it attracts just as many visitors for its front-row views over the Atlantic as its museum which details the city’s history.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary days 7: Puerto Del Rosario

Fuerteventura is the Canary Island of choice for beach connoisseurs. Its coastline morphs from the 10 kilometre-long blonde sweep in the Parque Natural de las Dunas to the wind-whipped sands in Playa de Sotavento, which hosts the Windsurfing World Championships every year. Away from the coast, the island’s interior is blanketed with lava fields, euphorbia valleys and clock-stopped villages.

Take a trip to Corralejo's picture-perfect beach. Lay back on the 11-kilometre-long stretch of sand, tip-toe over the dunes, or explore the town's pavement bars.
If you're after a spot of relaxation, board a catamaran cruise out into the Atlantic Ocean. You'll drop anchor at a deserted island, where the beaches are footprint-free.
Aloe vera has been harvested in Fuerteventura for centuries. You can visit a farm to learn more about the medicinal plant and pick up some products to take home.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 8: Santa Cruz

Santa Cruz is one of the Canary Islands’ biggest hitters. It shares its capital city title with Las Palmas, on the neighbouring island of Gran Canaria, and more than lives up to the role. In the space of just a few streets, the bustling port area melts into an inviting old town. A century-spanning mix of church towers and hotels peeks above the rooftops, and the whole town’s backed by the silhouette of a mountain range. You’ll find one of the Canary Islands’ most futuristic buildings by the harbour – the Auditorio de Tenerife, which looks like an edgier version of the Sydney Opera House. At the more historic end of the scale is the Basilica of Candelaria, which is dedicated to the patron saint of the Canary Islands. Further afield, you’ll find beaches hugging the south coast and the mighty Mount Teide rising up in the island’s centre.

You’ll have to travel to Hawaii to see a volcano that’s taller than Mount Teide. Tenerife’s snow-capped giant is the third highest in the world, when you measure from the ocean floor. Head to the national park that surrounds it, and you can explore the wildlife-lined walking trails.
Take a drive through the Orotava Valley, stopping at the Humboldt viewpoint. There’s a bronze statue of the naturalist it’s named after – look over his shoulder, and you’ll be treated to panoramic views of the island’s vineyards and banana plantations.
Wander along the paved streets of Santa Cruz’s old town, where you’ve got family-run restaurants, antique markets, and a Baroque church with a pretty bell tower.

Atlantic Treasures 2 - Itinerary day 9: Las Palmas

Golden dunes drenched in year-round sunshine. Rugged mountains hiding pretty whitewashed villages. Bays and coves linked together like a magnificent sandy necklace. Nature’s been kind to Gran Canaria so little surprise it lures sun-worshippers back year after year.

Take a trip to Puerto Mogán, where narrow, cobbled streets are lined with traditional whitewashed houses, clad in bougainvillea and hibiscus. There’s also a fancy harbour, perfect for yacht-watching.
Discover the island’s cosmopolitan capital, Las Palmas, where chic boutiques and tempting tapas bars are tucked in among some breathtaking architecture. In the old town, or Veguetta district, you’ll come across the Christopher Columbus Museum, which is well worth a visit, too.
Feast your eyes on the incredible wind-sculpted sand dunes of Maspalomas. Then pick a patch of sand and soak up the sun.

Cruise Ship Details - Marella Discovery 2 :

9 restaurants
7 bars
2 lounges
Casino
4 whirlpools
2 swimming pools
Minigolf
Rock climbing wall

Marella Discovery 2 comes with plenty of top-notch facilities, including an outdoor cinema, a rock climbing wall and a minigolf course. Not to mention the two pools – one indoor and one outdoor – plus, nine restaurants and a spa. And to top the lot, there are Broadway-style performances are on every night in the show lounge.