pre-cruise options

ROMAN HOLIDAY

September 1 thru 5, 2027

Host Hotel, LGBTQ+ Tours & Ship Transfers

01 - Early Arrival
Early Wednesday or Thursday Arrival

Who wouldn’t want to get to Rome early and spend some extra time exploring the Eternal City on your own? For those OUTbounders who just can’t wait to start their vacation, we got you. Feel free to arrive at our host hotel on Wednesday or Thursday. Our early arrival option allows you to start enjoying your vacation right away, and take an extra day to get acclimated to the time change and shake off that jet lag. Included in your price is your daily buffet breakfast, all your hotel taxes and fees, and your transfers from the hotel to our ship in Civitavecchia on Sunday.

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01 - Colosseum
Homosexuality in Ancient Rome

$140 per person • 3 hours
Thursday, Friday, & Saturday

Departs at 9:00am

The tour starts at the Oppian Hill, one of the famous Seven Hills of Rome. Afterwards we will visit the Colosseum with our skip-the-line tickets. You’ll be stunned by the amazing structure and discover the history of the Colosseum and its protagonists, the Roman Soldiers. After, take a walk along Via Sacra, the main street of ancient Rome, where we will find the Temple of Caesar. We’ll also visit Piazza Venezia and the Pantheon during our tour.

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Located just minutes from the famed Colosseum, the UNA Decò Roma offers elegant design and bright interiors. Our host hotel is a modern and comfortable property located in the center of Rome and within walking distance to the main landmarks like the Trevi Fountain, the Spanish Steps, Pantheon and Vatican City. Our OUTbounders can start their day with the large buffet breakfast, which is included in the price of your stay. The UNA Decò Roma is just three blocks away from Rome’s central Roma Termini train station which allows you easy access to any area of the city. The building is furnished with a combination of elegant art and the latest technology. All rooms have in-room bathrooms with showers, air-conditioning, comfortable bedding and flat-screen televisions. Internet is free and available in all public areas and in every room.

01 - Hotel
UNA Decò Roma

Our host hotel is located in the historical center of Rome, just minutes from the Termini Station, near famous Santa Maria Maggiore, Colosseum, Fori Imperiali and Via Veneto. The A and B metro stops of Termini are only a block away... meaning that all the very best of Rome, from shopping and sightseeing to restaurants and bars, are easily within reach. Included with your reservation is a full breakfast buffet featuring a wide selection of fruits, juices, cereals, eggs, bacon, pastries and a uniquely Italian Cappuccino to prepare you for your day exploring Rome.

01 - Executive Suite
Executive Suite

$4,450 for two to four guests - Wednesday Arrival
$3,360 for two to four guests - Thursday Arrival

Indulge in the large, Executive Suite with a private terrace. The Executive Suites can accommodate up to four guests. The deco-style rooms are complete with a dining table, sofa, writing desk, safe, WiFi, satellite LCD TV and in-room air conditioning.

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GAY ROME

Being gay in Rome today can feel joyful and affirming, especially within the city’s lively queer community. There are welcoming bars, clubs, and cultural spaces where LGBTQ+ people gather openly, along with a strong Pride celebration that fills the streets with color, music, and solidarity. Younger generations are incredibly accepting, friendships are easy to form, and dating often feels woven into the city’s social rhythm… espresso dates, sunset walks, and late-night conversations in beautiful piazzas. Rome’s sense of style, warmth, and expressiveness lends itself naturally to gay life, making self-expression feel vibrant rather than hidden.

There’s also something deeply empowering about being gay in a city with such a long, layered history of homosexuality. Living openly in Rome today can feel like reclaiming space… loving freely among ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and neighborhoods that pulse with life. Many gay locals describe a strong sense of community, chosen family, and pride in being themselves while enjoying the city’s food, beauty, and culture. It’s a place where love feels expansive… shared meals that last for hours, friendships that are family, and the quiet confidence of knowing you belong in a city that has always been more diverse than it first appears.

GAY ROME

Being gay in Rome today can feel joyful and affirming, especially within the city’s lively queer community. There are welcoming bars, clubs, and cultural spaces where LGBTQ+ people gather openly, along with a strong Pride celebration that fills the streets with color, music, and solidarity. Younger generations are incredibly accepting, friendships are easy to form, and dating often feels woven into the city’s social rhythm… espresso dates, sunset walks, and late-night conversations in beautiful piazzas. Rome’s sense of style, warmth, and expressiveness lends itself naturally to gay life, making self-expression feel vibrant rather than hidden.

There’s also something deeply empowering about being gay in a city with such a long, layered history of homosexuality. Living openly in Rome today can feel like reclaiming space… loving freely among ancient ruins, Renaissance art, and neighborhoods that pulse with life. Many gay locals describe a strong sense of community, chosen family, and pride in being themselves while enjoying the city’s food, beauty, and culture. It’s a place where love feels expansive… shared meals that last for hours, friendships that are family, and the quiet confidence of knowing you belong in a city that has always been more diverse than it first appears.

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