Across Spain and Portugal, the scenery is stunning, the food delectable and the vibe contagious. From Barcelona to Porto, your days will be filled with Gaudi’s whimsical creations, punchy Catalan cuisine and ruby-red wine enjoyed in family-owned quintas. Sun-drenched cities give way to sleepy villages as you follow the idyllic Douro River.
Porto Return
Barcelona to Porto
Barcelona to Marrakesh
Casablanca to Marrakesh
Porto Return
Barcelona to Porto
Barcelona to Marrakesh
Casablanca to Marrakesh
Gateway to the Douro Valley, you'll find the vibrant city of Porto alive with colour and character. Fall in love with its narrow streets that meander past merchant houses and medieval buildings. Topped off with an amazing food and dining scene, it will no doubt become one of your favourite destinations.
Along the Douro River, you’ll visit villages where time has stopped, and family-owned quintas where vintners still stomp ruby-red grapes beneath their feet. Pinhao, Lamego, and Barca d’Alva; all are overflowing with character, and local smiles that fill you with joy.
The weather is warm and life moves at whatever pace you please in Spain. Succumb to the beauty of Seville, uncover the magic of Gaudí in Barcelona, and wander past beautiful sandstone buildings in Salamanca.
From the vibrant capitals of Tenerife and Funchal, to the tiny islands of La Gomera and El Hierro, and the volcanic beauty of La Palma. Stroll through cobbled streets of quaint villages, sample local wine and hike through Garajonay National Park on a coastal cruise.
Azulejos aren’t just a beautiful part of Portugal’s architecture, but offer cultural and historical insights. Brian Johnston explores the art form. Turn a street corner, step into a church or railway station and be startled and entranced by unfolding scenes in white and blue.
For more than 2,000 years, grapes have been harvested and wine has been produced in Portugal's Douro Valley. Vineyard boundaries were laid here in 1756, making this the oldest demarcated wine region in the world. Joe Boulous highlights why the Douro Valley remains the heart of Portugal’s wine country.
Discover a new side of river cruising along Portugal's Douro River between steep hillsides coated in vines. Explore villages wedged on the river's edge, and sip the sweet fruits of the Douro Valley’s harvests at historic quintas. Sit back in the sunshine as a treasure trove of Portugal’s most magical sights come to you.
From the vibrant capitals of Tenerife and Funchal, to the tiny islands of La Gomera and El Hierro, and the volcanic beauty of La Palma. Stroll through cobbled streets of quaint villages, sample local wine and hike through Garajonay National Park on a coastal cruise.
Prior to embarking upon your cruise of the delightful Douro, why not explore more of the region? In Spain, discover Barcelona and Madrid as well as the cloistered streets of Granada and Seville, alive with lyrical conversations that flow from crowded tapas bars.
Travel through Spain's sun-drenched landscapes by rail. Discover the artistic beauty of Barcelona, including the astonishing Sagrada Familia. Then roll through rocky landscapes on your way to Madrid. Explore the Old Town of Toledo and savour a tapas lunch in Seville.