Barca d’Alva and Regua are charming locations in Portugal’s Douro Valley. Barca d’Alva, a tranquil village, offers picturesque river views and access to beautiful landscapes. Regua, a bustling town, is known for its wine production and stunning terraced vineyards, making it a key destination for wine enthusiasts and river cruising. 

Regua and Porto (Braga) are two captivating destinations in Portugal. Regua, located in the Douro Valley, is famous for its terraced vineyards and wine production. Porto, a vibrant city in the Braga district, offers historic charm, stunning architecture and the renowned port wine, making both locations essential stops for wine lovers and cultural enthusiasts. 

Welcome to Porto! One of Europe’s oldest cities, captivating Porto is brimming with UNESCO World Heritage Sites. Climb Clerigos Tower for unmatched views over the city, be wowed by the beautiful Livraria Lello bookstore and admire the famed Azulejo tiles at Sao Bento Railway Station. Top off your day with a glass of decadent Port wine.

Disembark Sao Gabriel in Porto and be privately transferred from cruise port to hotel in Lisbon. This eclectic city is home to a spectacular mix of historic buildings, fascinating museums, vibrant nightlife, and delectable eateries. Explore the soulful Alfama district, spot gorgeous azulejos tiles, catch the iconic Tram 28 and treat yourself to Pastel de Nata, a delicious egg custard tart. Enjoy a 3-night luxury hotel stay to explore this exciting city.

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Welcome to Portimao! Located along the beautiful Algarve coastline, Portimao has something for every traveller to enjoy. Laze on the golden sands of Praia da Roche Beach, learn about local history at the Museum de Portico or tour the award-winning Quinta da Penina winery to sample locally-made reds.

Seville is the capital and largest city of the Spanish autonomous community of Andalusia and the province of Seville. It is situated on the lower reaches of the River Guadalquivir, in the southwest of the Iberian Peninsula.

Welcome to Gibraltar, the key to the Mediterranean. Otherwise known as ‘The Rock’, this British Overseas Territory is a melting pot of Spanish, North African and English culture. Ride the cable car to the top of the rock, discover the Great Siege Tunnels and make friends with the Barbary macaques, the only wild monkeys in Europe.

Welcome to Malaga! This coastal city has completely reinvented itself, boasting new galleries and museums, a vibrant port filled with boutiques and a thriving tapas scene. As the birthplace of Picasso, a visit to the Picasso Museum is a must, as is a trip to Malaga Cathedral, the Roman Theatre and the Alcazaba Fortress.

Welcome to Melilla! This autonomous Spanish city is actually positioned in northern Africa, bordering Morocco and facing the Mediterranean Sea. Here, you’ll find a historic military fortress, modernist architecture and a fascinating fusion of Mediterranean, European and African cuisine.  

Welcome to Alicante! Rich in Moorish and Spanish history, this city is teeming with narrow alleyways to explore. Ascend the centuries-old fortress Santa Barbara Castle for views over the Mediterranean, shop for local produce at the Central Market and take a short boat ride to the islet of Tabarca for breathtaking snorkelling opportunities.

Disembark Seven Seas Navigator in Barcelona today. A bustling beachside city filled with architectural gems. Hit the Gaudi trail, explore the Gothic Quarter and take a stroll along Las Ramblas. Visiting a ta iz! This grand walled city is one of the oldest in Western Europe and, as such, is pas bar is an absolute must, especially when washed down with a glass of sangria. Enjoy a 2-night luxury hotel stay to explore this exciting city.