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16 Night Lisbon to Amsterdam A European Spring Cruise and Land Tour

From Lisbon, (Portugal) to Amsterdam, (Netherlands)

  • Greg Mortimer
  • Greg Mortimer Dining
  • Greg Mortimer Gym
  • Greg Mortimer Lecture Lounge
  • Greg Mortimer Library
  • Greg Mortimer Mud Room
  • Greg Mortimer Observation Deck
  • Greg Mortimer Sauna
  • Greg Mortimer Wellness Centre
  • Greg Mortimer Bridge
  • Kayaking
  • Kayaking
  • Greg Mortimer Cruising Drake Passage
  • Hydraulic View Platform
  • Aurora Twin Share Stateroom
  • Balcony Stateroom
  • Junior Suite
  • Captain?s Suite
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Greg Mortimer
Aurora Expeditions
5 Stars
Cruise #: 13951343
Sail Date: Tuesday, Apr 21, 2026
Return Date: Thursday, May 7, 2026
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Room Types & Rates:
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$13,356
Balcony
$14,876
Suite
$23,116
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16 Night Lisbon to Amsterdam A European Spring Cruise and Land Tour

Land Segment of Itinerary

Tuesday - Apr 21, 2026
Day
1
Lisbon, Portugal
  • Lisbon, Portugal
Welcome to Portugal. On arrival at Lisbon Airport make your way to the Arrivals Hall to meet an Aurora Expeditions representative, followed by a transfer to your group hotel. At the hotel, visit the hospitality desk in the lobby to meet the team, who will provide you with useful information regarding pre-embarkation procedures and your time in Lisbon. You will also receive cabin tags for your luggage. Please clearly label the tags with your name and your cabin number on the ship. This evening offers time to relax in preparation for our day exploring Lisbon tomorrow. Accommodation: Lisbon Hotel ...
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Wednesday - Apr 22, 2026
Day
2
Lisbon, Portugal
  • Lisbon, Portugal
Lisbon sits on the river Tagus, gifting it access to the coast that made Portugal one of world's most successful trading nations. Explorers including Vasco da Gama, Magellan, and Bartolomeu Dias sailed on behalf of their monarch, discovering new lands and establishing new trade routes. The city prospered, with much of the proceeds from their colonies spent on opulent architecture. On the morning of All Saints Day 1755, Lisbon's faithful were huddled in church when a 7.7 magnitude earthquake struck, followed by a series of tsunamis that devastated the city. Candles lit for the religious ceremonies began a firestorm. By the end of the day, more than 75 percent of the population had perished. Current-day Lisbon reflects this tragedy, with few buildings pre-dating the 18th century, but money spent to rebuild the city was spent doggedly, creating a city of wide boulevards, sensible facades and parklands, all backed by opulent Baroque interiors and paved by unique black and white-tiled pavements. With a relatively small population, Lisbon is an easy city to navigate. Its hillside suburbs are accessed by trams and funiculars while its waterfront remains a busy harbor, ready to continue the trading prowess that made the city famous. Today's experiences are tailored for both garden enthusiasts and newcomers to Lisbon. Garden lovers can explore the vibrant, narrative gardens of Sintra or the elegant, formal gardens of the Palace of Queluz. Meanwhile, first-time visitors can discover the city's top attractions. In the evening, we'll gather for a Welcome Event to celebrate the beginning of our springtime journey. ...
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Thursday - Apr 23, 2026
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3
Lisbon, Portugal
  • Lisbon, Portugal
  • Bus Travel
  • Porto (Oporto), Portugal
  • Bus Travel

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Day 3 - Thursday - Apr 23, 2026
Day
3
Cruise Begins
  • Cruise Begins
  • Leixoes, Portugal
This morning, we drive north to Portugal's 'second city', arriving around midday. After an orientation tour, there is time to enjoy the Ribeira district on the Douro River, before we visit a traditional Port cave. Porto, Portugal's second-largest city, entices visitors with its storied past, vibrant culture, and architectural splendor. It was in Porto that the Portuguese 'Age of Discovery' began when the indomitable Prince Henry the Navigator set sail to the western coast of Africa in the early 15th century. Porto has never looked back. The city lends its name to the fortified wine produced in nearby valleys, framing the Douro River with its picturesque streets, iconic iron bridges, and renowned wine cellars. In the UNESCO World Heritage-listed 'old town' of Ribeira, a colorful blend of Romanesque, Gothic, and Baroque architecture adds to the lively atmosphere, while Porto's historical rabelo boats, once vital for transporting Port wine barrels, grace the riverbanks. This blend of tradition and modernity makes Porto an unforgettable destination, captivating visitors with its timeless charm and dynamic spirit. A visit to a Port cellar is a quintessential experience in Porto. Here, the renowned Port wine, crafted in the Douro Valley, is aged and stored in traditional 'caves'. As you meander through the narrow streets, you'll sense that you're truly in the heart of Port wine country. Our guide will introduce us to various types of Port wine and offer tastings, allowing us to appreciate the distinct characteristics of each. The cool, dimly lit cellars create an atmospheric setting as you delve into the history and craftsmanship behind this iconic Portuguese wine. Having sampled some of Portugal's 'favorite tipple', we take a short drive to the port of Leixoes, to board the Douglas Mawson. This evening, we enjoy a 'Welcome Aboard' dinner, where we meet our Aurora Expeditions team and crew. ...
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Friday - Apr 24, 2026
Day
4
Vigo, Spain
  • Vigo, Spain
Entering Spain, our first port of call is Vigo. As one of its nation's leading fishing ports, Vigo's bustling harbor is a testament to centuries of seafaring tradition. The city's history is also intertwined with the Camino de Santiago, with pilgrims traditionally arriving by sea before embarking on their journey to Santiago de Compostela. Visitors can enjoy the scenic waterfront, savoring fresh seafood at local restaurants, or explore the historical shipyards, which echo with tales of old. With its lively festivals, lengthy beaches, and welcoming atmosphere, Vigo provides a glimpse into Galicia's coastal heritage. ...
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Saturday - Apr 25, 2026
Day
5
La Coruna, Spain
  • La Coruna, Spain
Spain's 'secret garden' is the verdant region of Galicia. This less-visited section of the country is a true gem, beloved by Spanish travelers. Locals still speak Galician, and the blonde, blue-eyed inhabitants proudly hold on to their Celtic heritage. Bring your umbrella, as it may rain, but it's well worth it. This region is a lush, green enclave amid Spain's typical dry and arid landscape. The coastal city of A Coruna is steeped in maritime heritage, celebrated through its iconic Tower of Hercules, the only working Roman lighthouse and a UNESCO World Heritage Site. As one of Spain's major port cities, A Coruna has been a hub of maritime trade and exploration since ancient times, with various naval battles played out off its shores. Its strategic location on the Atlantic coast has made it a pivotal point for voyages across the seas, including journeys to the Americas during the Age of Exploration, when A Coruna served as a departure point for explorers such as Pedro Menendez de Aviles, who founded St Augustine, thought to be the oldest continuously inhabited European-established settlement in the continental United States. Today, A Coruna seamlessly blends its rich maritime heritage with its role as a dynamic modern city. The picturesque waterfront beckons both locals and visitors to stroll its streets, savor local wines at welcoming bars, indulge in fresh Atlantic seafood, and immerse themselves in the many cultural festivals on its annual calendar. Our visit coincides with the start of the pilgrimage season, as many pilgrims prefer the cooler spring weather to the summer heat. This timing provides us with a deeper insight into this captivating tradition. ...
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Sunday - Apr 26, 2026
Day
6
Gijon, Spain
  • Gijon, Spain
Once a Roman port known as Gigia, Gijon's maritime legacy dates back centuries, with remnants of ancient docks and Roman baths still visible today. Its strategic coastal location has shaped its identity as a bustling port city, a heritage celebrated through its maritime museum, which houses artefacts and exhibits detailing the city's seafaring past. Gijon also served as a crucial point of departure for pilgrims on the Camino de Santiago, a medieval pilgrimage route to Santiago de Compostela in northwestern Spain, drawing travelers from across Europe. Local explorers and adventurers, inspired by Gijon's seafaring traditions, have embarked on voyages that shaped global exploration. Notably, the city was a significant hub for Asturian emigrants who left for the Americas in the 19th and early 20th centuries, contributing to its international ties. Gijon's waterfront promenades, bustling marina, and vibrant cider houses come alive in the spring, offering a true taste of local life. It's 'Apple Bloom' season in the Asturias, when towns and villages celebrate the apple farms that are scattered throughout the region. Spend your day soaking in the seaside atmosphere of Gijon, or opt for one of the 'Your Choice' experiences, each designed to add a spring to your step. ...
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Monday - Apr 27, 2026
Day
7
Pasaia, Spain, Spain
  • Pasaia, Spain, Spain
  • Bus Travel
  • San Sebastian de la Gomera, Spain
  • Bus Travel
  • Pasaia, Spain, Spain
Our time in port today is limited to a lunch stop, but what a special lunch it is. Welcome to the vibrant city of San Sebastian renowned for its delectable treats. That's right - it's tapas time! Tapas, or pintxos as they are known in San Sebastian, offer more than just a meal; they provide a culinary journey that captures the essence of Basque culture. The secret to eating pintxos like a local is to master the txikiteo, a Basque-style food crawl. We split into groups and join a local guide to embark on a txikiteo adventure through the city's colonnaded plaza and streets, where each bar offers its own specialties. Savor the rich flavors of jamon iberico, the creamy delight of croquetas, and the tangy bite of boquerones. Pair these with a glass of local txakoli wine or a refreshing cider to enhance the experience. Enjoy every bite and make the most of this delightful lunch stop in one of Spain's most gastronomically celebrated cities. Although eating txikiteo style is a Basque tradition, we understand it may not be for everyone. Please feel free to stay onboard for lunch or explore San Sebastian independently. (Note: The port of Pasajes is approximately 15 minutes' drive from San Sebastian.) ...
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Tuesday - Apr 28, 2026
Day
8
Le Verdon, France
  • Le Verdon, France
  • Bus Travel
  • Medoc, France, France
  • Bus Travel
  • Bordeaux, France
  • Bus Travel
  • Le Verdon, France
Today, we dock at the port of Le Verdon, the northern gateway to the Medoc region. Due to tidal restrictions on the Gironde estuary, we moor near its mouth, ensuring dependable access for Bordeaux and the renowned vineyards of Medoc. For those joining the morning or half-day 'Your Choice' experiences, a shuttle service to the nearby seaside town of Le Verdon-sur-Mer will be provided, allowing you to enjoy some time along this picturesque coast. Located between the Atlantic Ocean and the Gironde estuary, Medoc is home to some of the most famous wine estates in the world, including Chateau Lafite Rothschild, Chateau Margaux, and Chateau Latour. The chateaux in Medoc have been producing wines of exceptional quality for centuries, significantly contributing to Bordeaux's wealth and reputation. Medoc's unique terroir, with its gravelly soil and ideal climate, allows for the cultivation of grapes that produce wines known for their elegance, complexity, and ageing potential. While some wineries require visitors to be licensed wine merchants, many warmly open their cellar doors for tastings to wine enthusiasts from around the world. The 'Your Choice' experiences offer you the opportunity to explore Bordeaux, or immerse yourself in Medoc's winemaking tradition, promising an unforgettable visit to this esteemed wine country. ...
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Wednesday - Apr 29, 2026
Day
9
La Rochelle, France
  • La Rochelle, France
Spend the morning on 'Your Choice' of local experiences when we visit the seaside city of La Rochelle, before sailing in the early afternoon north to Brittany.
Thursday - Apr 30, 2026
Day
10
  • Concarneau, France
We dock at Concarneau, a gateway to the villages and towns of Brittany, where traditional festivals celebrate customs that have continued for centuries. This fortified town on the Brittany coast beckons with a rich maritime history, shaped by piracy and invasion. Concarneau's prime coastal location made it a frequent target for English, Dutch, and Spanish pirates throughout the 17th century. During these turbulent times, the town's residents faced constant threats to their crucial trade routes. The 14th-century ramparts and towers were not only architectural feats, but also vital defenses against these seafaring raiders. Today, as you wander through its historical streets, you can still feel the echoes of its dramatic past and the enduring spirit of its people. ...
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Friday - May 1, 2026
Day
11
Roscoff, France
  • Roscoff, France
We sail the most western point of Brittany overnight to reach the coastal town of Roscoff. It is Labour Day in Roscoff, when the town celebrates 'workers' day with French flair. Framed by vibrant flowers and rugged granite, the city's old town is deeply connected to its maritime heritage. Anchored on the sea, Roscoff reflects the rich history of its artists, merchants, and corsairs. The bustling old port is a focal point year-round, accommodating commercial fishing boats, recreational vessels, and traditional 'goemoniers' for the uniquely local business of seaweed collection. Wander through its picturesque streets for a taste of Breton charm, enjoy the sea views from a waterfront cafe, or explore the coastal paths and sandy beaches to immerse yourself in Brittany's coastal lifestyle. ...
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Saturday - May 2, 2026
Day
12
St Malo, France
  • St Malo, France
As we head towards Normandy, our small size ship allows us to dock at the charming city of Saint-Malo. Though this tidal port can be challenging to access, it's well worth the effort. Saint-Malo offers a range of captivating experiences for us to enjoy. Perched on the border of the former kingdoms of Normandy and Brittany, the walled city of St-Malo, with its medieval architecture, cobblestoned streets, and shops stacked with delicious Breton treats, is a true 'pirate town'. This era of privateering earned St-Malo the nickname 'City of Corsairs' and contributed significantly to its prosperity and dubious reputation. Today, St-Malo celebrates this heritage through its museums, festivals, and preserved historic sites, offering visitors a glimpse into its adventurous past as a renowned 'pirate city'. ...
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Sunday - May 3, 2026
Day
13
Honfleur, France
  • Honfleur, France
We arrive at the mouth of the River Seine with tidal restrictions permitting us access to Honfleur mid-morning. Originally a bustling trade port Honfleur boasts charming streets and an iconic harbor. During the Hundred Years' War, it briefly fell under English occupation and thrived as a crucial trade hub, particularly with North America and later French Canada, when local explorer Samuel de Champlain founded Quebec. Honfleur's ship owners amassed fortunes, which remain evident today in the multi-storied terraced homes tightly packed around the harbor, as symbols of status and wealth. In the 19th century, Honfleur's appeal transcended commerce, when artist Claude Monet followed his mentor, Eugene Boudin, to his hometown. He and his fellow Impressionists were captivated by the town's ethereal light immortalizing it on canvas. Today, the Vieux Bassin hosts yachts against a backdrop of centuries-old buildings, where quaint shops, vibrant galleries, and seafood restaurants beckon visitors to savor regional flavors in this picturesque coastal setting. Choose to explore Honfleur's picturesque streets, visit the spring blossoms of a renowned Calvados producer, or venture further to see Monet's Garden in bloom or the historic city of Rouen. ...
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Monday - May 4, 2026
Day
14
Ostende, Belgium
  • Ostende, Belgium
This afternoon, we arrive in Oostende, a well-established Belgian port city. Renowned for its chocolates, world-class beers, and intricate lace, Belgium lies at the heart of Europe. This afternoon, choose between two contrasting aspects of this captivating country: Bruges, with its picturesque canals and historical Hanseatic wealth, or Ypres, a city profoundly shaped by WWI, where many left never to return. ...
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Tuesday - May 5, 2026
Day
15
Scheveningen, Netherlands
  • Scheveningen, Netherlands
  • Cruise Ends

Land Segment of Itinerary

Day 15 - Tuesday - May 5, 2026
Day
15
  • Bus Travel
  • Keukenhof, Netherlands
  • Bus Travel
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands
After breakfast, we disembark at the capital of the Netherlands: Den Haag. Today's journey allows us to experience the beauty of a European spring as we stop en route to Amsterdam at one of Holland's most spectacular springtime sights. Nothing says welcome to Holland like tulips, so get ready to say 'Welkom in Nederland' as we visit Keukenhof Gardens during the annual Tulip Festival. Touted as the ultimate European spring experience, over seven million flower bulbs are meticulously planted each autumn to bloom in spring, creating a spectacular display of color. With 800 different varieties of tulips, the gardens offer a visual feast that captures Dutch horticultural excellence. As you explore the landscaped gardens, you'll encounter intricate floral displays, themed gardens, and tranquil ponds, each more stunning than the last. The Tulip Festival celebrates not just tulips, but also daffodils, hyacinths, and other springtime flowers, all arranged in creative patterns and designs. (Note: The dates for Keukenhof in 2026 are yet to be confirmed. If our visit falls outside of these dates or if tickets are unavailable, a suitable alternative will be provided.) Accommodation: Amsterdam Hotel ...
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Wednesday - May 6, 2026
Day
16
Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands
Tolerant. Intelligent. Inclusive. There are many terms to describe Amsterdam, the city built around canals that began as a humble trading center and grew into a global powerhouse. Founded in the late 12th century, Amsterdam quickly established itself as a pivotal hub for commerce, sending explorers and traders to the far corners of the New World. This spirit of adventure and openness to different cultures has shaped the city's character, making it a melting pot of diversity and innovation. Today, Amsterdam offers travelers a unique mix of picturesque canals, world-class museums, and a progressive, welcoming atmosphere. Whether you are strolling through its historical neighborhoods, exploring its world-class art scene, or simply enjoying a Heineken by a canal, Amsterdam promises to put a smile on your face. The 'Your Choice' experiences offer today a chance to view the many faces of Amsterdam, with time this afternoon to explore the city at your own pace. Perhaps visit one of Amsterdam's renowned galleries, delve into Holland's brewing process at the Heineken Experience, or explore the poignant history of Amsterdam during World War II through the diaries of Anne Frank at the Anne Frank House. This evening, we gather to celebrate the European spring at a farewell event, Dutch style. ...
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Thursday - May 7, 2026
Day
17
Amsterdam, Netherlands
  • Amsterdam, Netherlands
After breakfast, check out of your hotel and transfer to the airport for your onward flight.
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