Do Overseas Adventure Travel ships stop in Gibraltar?
Short answer
Yes. Overseas Adventure Travel, the Boston-based small-group travel company, has its small ship Corinthian due in Gibraltar seven times in 2026 and 2027, and every upcoming call is listed on this page from the Port of Gibraltar schedule.
Overseas Adventure Travel ships due in Gibraltar
Corinthian — next call Saturday 28 November 2026, 7 calls scheduled
OE Corinthian — next call Monday 5 April 2027, 3 calls scheduled
From the Port of Gibraltar schedule, last checked 6 November 2026.
Detailed answer
Overseas Adventure Travel, usually shortened to O.A.T., is a US travel company based at 347 Congress Street in Boston. It was founded in 1978 and has been part of Grand Circle Corporation since 1993. Grand Circle runs three brands: Overseas Adventure Travel, Grand Circle Cruise Line and Grand Circle Travel. The group's small ships, including Corinthian and Clio, are sold under more than one of these brands, and the same Iberian Voyage appears on both the O.A.T. and the Grand Circle websites, on either Corinthian or Clio. O.A.T. describes Corinthian as a privately owned, 98-passenger ship, and its ship trips run in groups of no more than 25 travellers with a trip leader, with international airfare included in the trip price.
Which of its ships call at Gibraltar?
In the Port of Gibraltar schedule checked on Thursday 15 October 2026, Corinthian has seven calls, from Saturday 28 November 2026 to Wednesday 1 December 2027. Most calls run from 07:30 to 18:00, and the calls on Monday 5 April 2027 and Wednesday 1 December 2027 run from 02:00 to 22:00. The Port lists the ship under Travel Dynamics International, its owner before 2014. The list on this page updates as the schedule changes.
What should Overseas Adventure Travel passengers know about Gibraltar?
O.A.T.'s 2027 itinerary describes the ship anchoring at Gibraltar, followed by a guided tour that takes in Europa Point, the wartime tunnels in the Rock and Casemates Square. Gibraltar's currency is the pound sterling, so American travellers will need pounds or a card; euros are widely accepted in shops but often at a less favourable rate, and cards are widely accepted. English is the official language, and Gibraltar is on the same time as Spain. The cable car has been closed for a rebuild, so the Upper Rock is reached by taxi tour, minibus tour or on foot.
Can you sail with Overseas Adventure Travel from near Gibraltar?
Yes. O.A.T.'s Iberian Voyage is a 10-night cruise between Lisbon and Barcelona, with calls including Portimao, Seville, Malaga, Gibraltar, Tangier, Cartagena and Valencia. It runs in both directions and is on sale for 2026 and 2027, on Corinthian or Clio. Check current dates with Overseas Adventure Travel.