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The Mediterranean is on top of most people's must-see destinations. The food, culture and climate attract millions of visitors each year. The Med is officially made up of 16 countries split between Europe and North Africa and Gateway Transfers can sure you get to your destination on time and at a great price.
Airport and Port transfers are available in Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Morocco, and Malta. Can't find something where you are heading? Contact our sales team to see what we can offer.
Check out some of our Top Destinations
Gibraltar
With its Mediterranean climate, Gibraltar is a destination of sunshine and radiation. Fortunately, for the majority of the year, you can be confident that during your visit, the weather will be pleasant so that you may go for a great supper on the marina or just for a walk to the harbour and take in the stunning sunset. Europa Point, which is at the tip of the Rock of Gibraltar and offers the broadest sea views, is our favourite location to truly enjoy a sunset. One of the main reasons Gibraltar draws so many tourists each year is because of its rich history and culture.
Since Gibraltar's history began many millennia ago, the country is steeped in history and offers a wide variety of tourist attractions for those with a hankering for European history. Gibraltar is also a pet lover's paradise, especially for those who adore the natural world on land, in the water, and the air. The abundance of marine life and the variety of birds that you will encounter will astound you.
Naples
The third-largest city in Italy, Naples, feeds on paradoxes. Naples, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, is chaotic and sophisticated, sumptuous and dirty, exuberant and subtle, and there are architectural treasures to be found everywhere. Naples, established by the Greeks in the first millennium BCE and perched majestically along the Mediterranean Sea with Mount Vesuvius looming in the background, has witnessed more than 2500 years of history unfold.
Pizza can be credited to Naples, but the city also boasts an abundance of other culinary treats and quaint coffee shops with a strong caffè culture. Pompeii and Herculaneum are two archaeological sites you must visit if you're in Naples.
One of the few locations in the entire world where you can genuinely view an ancient city as it was more than 2,000 years ago is here. You can hear the soothing ocean waves and the gentle coastal breeze as you go around the Bay of Naples.
Marrakech
Marrakech is one of the most famous and best-known cities in Morocco. Marrakech - like the rest of Morrocco - is very much worth a visit. Marrakech is a location like none other and today it is the gateway to the grand Sahara Desert - just like it has been for much of its history. In the past Marrakech was an important city for trading with the tribes in the desert and all the way south across the Sahara in Sub-Sahara.
Marrakech is UNESCO World Heritage-listed and offers so much to the adventurous tourist - like camel rides in the desert, the impressive architecture of the city, traditional food, stunning performances and culture, and fantastic shopping in its bazaars.
The subtropical semi-desert climate in Marrakech features mild winters and extremely hot summers. There are 300 days of sunshine in the city each year, and it rarely rains. The city is accessible year-round.
Airport and Port transfers are available in Spain, France, Italy, Croatia, Greece, Turkey, Israel, Egypt, Morocco, and Malta. Can't find something where you are heading? Contact our sales team to see what we can offer.
Check out some of our Top Destinations
Gibraltar
With its Mediterranean climate, Gibraltar is a destination of sunshine and radiation. Fortunately, for the majority of the year, you can be confident that during your visit, the weather will be pleasant so that you may go for a great supper on the marina or just for a walk to the harbour and take in the stunning sunset. Europa Point, which is at the tip of the Rock of Gibraltar and offers the broadest sea views, is our favourite location to truly enjoy a sunset. One of the main reasons Gibraltar draws so many tourists each year is because of its rich history and culture.
Since Gibraltar's history began many millennia ago, the country is steeped in history and offers a wide variety of tourist attractions for those with a hankering for European history. Gibraltar is also a pet lover's paradise, especially for those who adore the natural world on land, in the water, and the air. The abundance of marine life and the variety of birds that you will encounter will astound you.
Naples
The third-largest city in Italy, Naples, feeds on paradoxes. Naples, one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world, is chaotic and sophisticated, sumptuous and dirty, exuberant and subtle, and there are architectural treasures to be found everywhere. Naples, established by the Greeks in the first millennium BCE and perched majestically along the Mediterranean Sea with Mount Vesuvius looming in the background, has witnessed more than 2500 years of history unfold.
Pizza can be credited to Naples, but the city also boasts an abundance of other culinary treats and quaint coffee shops with a strong caffè culture. Pompeii and Herculaneum are two archaeological sites you must visit if you're in Naples.
One of the few locations in the entire world where you can genuinely view an ancient city as it was more than 2,000 years ago is here. You can hear the soothing ocean waves and the gentle coastal breeze as you go around the Bay of Naples.
Marrakech
Marrakech is one of the most famous and best-known cities in Morocco. Marrakech - like the rest of Morrocco - is very much worth a visit. Marrakech is a location like none other and today it is the gateway to the grand Sahara Desert - just like it has been for much of its history. In the past Marrakech was an important city for trading with the tribes in the desert and all the way south across the Sahara in Sub-Sahara.
Marrakech is UNESCO World Heritage-listed and offers so much to the adventurous tourist - like camel rides in the desert, the impressive architecture of the city, traditional food, stunning performances and culture, and fantastic shopping in its bazaars.
The subtropical semi-desert climate in Marrakech features mild winters and extremely hot summers. There are 300 days of sunshine in the city each year, and it rarely rains. The city is accessible year-round.
