Welcome to Lisbon, the capital of Portugal and one of the oldest cities in Western Europe. Scattered across the peaks and valleys of seven hills, alongside the Tagus river, parts of the city date back to the 8th century with winding cobblestone lanes, colorful Moorish architecture, and trendy converted warehouses. Lisbon is consistently named one of Europe's coolest capitals and you'll soon be charmed by its sophisticated approach to design, art, food, and culture. Check into your hotel for a three-night stay. ... Read More
Your first morning in Lisbon starts with a guided tour. The city has a long and fascinating history; founded in 1200 BC, it was ruled by the Moors for more than 400 years, led the oceanic Age of Exploration, and was almost completely rebuilt after a devastating earthquake in 1755.
Today is yours to enjoy. Perhaps hop aboard the number 28 tram, which winds through the city's narrowest streets, up steep hills and incredibly close to buildings. Art lovers can head for the Museum of Art, Architecture, and Technology (MAAT), spread across a historic power station and a new futuristic building on the bank of the Tagus river. Inside, you'll find the country's most impressive collection of Portuguese contemporary art alongside regular rotation of visiting exhibitions. This evening you will join your tour director and fellow travelers for a delicious dinner. ... Read More
Wake in the city of Porto, a 2,000-year-old city that lent its name to the nation of Portugal. And while it is awash in history, it has a youthful vibe. Porto is both hip yet opulent, where street art adorns ancient city walls and historical buildings are decorated with intricate colorful tiles.
Sunday - Oct 4, 2026
Day 6
Entre-os-Rios, Portugal
Regua, Portugal
Your first port of call along the Douro is the quaint village of Entre-os-Rios. From here, you will set out to explore the verdant Douro Valley, with options to enjoy a hike, sample local wines, or visit a city known as the 'cradle of Portugal'. Relax onboard this afternoon as you cruise to Regua, the largest of the riverside towns and an excellent base for exploring the Douro Valley. This region is famous for producing Port wine, with rolling vineyards on the terraced hillsides and wineries dating back to the 18th century. Upon arrival this afternoon you can enjoy a visit to the excellent Douro Museum. Learn about the history, culture and traditions of the region of the Douro Valley at Douro Museum. It's set in a fully restored 18th century building that once housed The Company, which was responsible for the demarcation of Douro wines, as well as being a place where wines and winemaking tools were stored. After the museum visit, enjoy a drink of local port or port tonic on the terrace overlooking the magnificent Douro Valley. ... Read More
Monday - Oct 5, 2026
Day 7
Regua, Portugal
Bus Travel
Tarouca, Portugal
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Ucanha, Portugal
Bus Travel
Regua, Portugal
This morning, join you fellow guests for an excursion to the Varosa Valley, the first demarcation region of sparkling wine. Visit the charming village of Tarouca where you'll explore the restored Monastery of Saint John of Tarouca. Walk the fortified bridge of Ucanha, Portugal's first toll bridge spanning the Varosa River which was built during the 14th and 15th centuries. ... Read More
Tuesday - Oct 6, 2026
Day 8
Regua, Portugal
Vega de Terron, Spain
Today, you'll enjoy a relaxing day onboard, as you sail towards Vega de Terron. Spend the morning soaking up the sunshine on the Sun Deck as you enjoy the Douro scenery rolling during a full-day cruise through the Douro Valley's Vinhateiro wine growing region. A UNESCO World Heritage Site, Vinhateiro has a history of wine production that stretches back for 2,000 years. In fact, its impeccable Port wines have been world-famous since at least the 18th century. ... Read More
Wednesday - Oct 7, 2026
Day 9
Vega de Terron, Spain
Bus Travel
Salamanca, Spain
Bus Travel
Vega de Terron, Spain
Wake this morning in the city of Vega de Terron, located on the border of Portugal and Spain and at the confluence of the Douro and Agueda rivers. This small town remains beautifully unspoiled, with quiet streets, lush landscapes, and welcoming locals. It's a popular gateway to the university town of Salamanca, which you will have the opportunity to explore today. ... Read More
Thursday - Oct 8, 2026
Day 10
Pocinho, Portugal
Pinhao, Portugal
Wake in the village of Pocinho, established as the terminus of the Douro Railway in 1887, a great location to explore more of the Douro Valley. This afternoon, relax as you cruise towards Pinhao.
Friday - Oct 9, 2026
Day 11
Pinhao, Portugal
Wake this morning in Pinhao, set on one of the prettiest parts of the Douro River. This small village is surrounded by terraced vineyards and produces exceptional port wine. This morning, transfer to the charming village of Provesende, located on a plateau with spectacular views of the region's fertile rolling landscape. Wander through the village and visit the church, discover the old bakery, learn how traditional handicraft is made, and look inside the historic manor house, Morgadio da Calcada, where you'll enjoy a tasting of delicious bola. ... Read More
Enjoy time at leisure as you continue to sail along the spectacular Douro River. Your Scenic Space-Ship will arrive back in Porto this afternoon, where you'll experience an exclusive classical concert tonight.
Wake in Porto, ready for a day of unique experiences, whether that be a ride on a traditional boat, playing a round of golf, or sampling wine in one of the most famous cellars in the city.
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