Cruise Spain, Portugal and Morocco

Atlas Voyages – World Traveller
Intimate Yacht | Designed with a 1940s aesthetic inspired by the new millennium, World Traveller is a modern classic. Complete with sumptuous accommodations, attentive service, globally inspired gourmet cuisine and unlimited premium cocktails, this small ship is designed for you to explore the world in relaxed, unhurried luxury.
Aboard the World Traveller you will find everything you want and need. With three decks of spacious and elevated accommodations, multiple onboard dining options, spa and sauna amenities, social spaces for gathering with your fellow travelers and more, World Traveller has been designed to deliver relaxed luxury and highly personalized service.
All suites and staterooms are ocean-view and feature: two twin beds or one queen bed; an elegant private bath with L’Occitane products, a walk-in glass shower with rain head, body jets and a handheld shower; a wardrobe; flat-screen TV with state-of-the-art infotainment system; terrycloth robes and slippers; Egyptian cotton linens, duvet and pillow menu; Nespresso coffee; teas; personalized bar service; private climate control; personal safe and hair dryer.

Barcelona, Spain October 14 to 17 (Program Begins: October 15)
Spend two nights in Barcelona, the lively capital of Catalonia. Explore the historic Barri Gòtic on a guided walking tour, view Picasso’s early masterpieces at the Picasso Museum and visit the Casa Batlló, designed by the legendary architect Antoni Gaudí. Enjoy accommodations at the Majestic Hotel & Spa, ideally located in the city center.
Price per person, based on double occupancy: $1,145 Price per person, based on single occupancy: $1,595

Airport transfers and luggage handling abroad are only included if air arrangements are booked through Gohagan & Company. If travelers make their own air arrangements, transfers and luggage handling are not included; transfers can be organized through Gohagan & Company and purchased by the traveler.

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  Grace Gary

  Grace Gary’s relationship with the National Trust began when, while in graduate school, she was chosen as a National Trust Maritime Intern.  She’s hard to pin down on how many years ago that was, but she admits to having served as a lecturer on more-than eighty Trust tours over a span of more-than thirty years.  She is also the author of two titles in the Trust’s “Information” series and served as director of the Trust’s Mid-Atlantic Regional Office.  She also served as executive director of Preservation Pennsylvania, Longue Vue House and Gardens, Colonial Williamsburg’s Tourism Leadership Program, and Nemours Mansion and Gardens.  While at Nemours she oversaw an $80 million restoration program, which received the highest award from the AIA ever bestowed on a restoration project.  She and fellow National Trust Tours lecturer Dwight Young also co-authored “Nemours: A Portrait of Alfred I. DuPont’s Home,” which was published by Rizzoli.  She is a graduate of Randolph-Macon Woman’s College and has a Master’s in architectural history from the University of Virginia, where she had the privilege of living on the Range in one of the original, Thomas Jefferson-designed rooms.

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