Today we visit the UNESCO-listed city of Porto. Explore the historic centre of this city, or enjoy a taste of the famous Port wine, which is made in the many vineyards along the Douro River that runs through the city.

Join an overland excursion to Santiago de Compostela, the capital of Galicia. Here we find the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago which attracts thousands of
pilgrims every year. In the evening we call at La Coruña, where the harbour buildings with their glass and white frames have earned the town its nickname “The Crystal City”.

Today we will be sailing across the Bay of Biscay, home to a rich variety of wildlife including many species of whales, dolphins and seabirds.

Today’s call at the wine capital of the world offers you the chance to visit some of the many vineyards and castles Bordeaux has to offer, tasting some of the world’s finest wines as you go!

Today you may choose to follow our informative on board lecture series, enjoy the fresh air out on deck, or simply relax in our keep-fit area or panorama lounge as we sail towards our next port of call.

Discover the small and charming car-free island of Sark where the natural beauty is breathtaking. Continuing further north toGuernsey, we will visit the bustling harbour town St. Peter Port with its tapestry of architectural styles.

The small town of Honfleur on the coast of Normandy is famous for being one of the most picturesque ports in Europe, and is loved by tourists from all over the world. A beautiful place to spend Easter Sunday!

Our on board lectures will give you an insight into the history and culture of the regions we visit. You may also choose to spend the day just relaxing in the observation lounge or out on deck.

We end our voyage in Germany’s second largest city, Hamburg, “The Gateway to the World”. This hugely popular city located on the river Elbe is renowned for its maritime charm, art & culture scene and historical landmarks dating back 1,200 years. Make sure you take time to explore this great city after disembarkation.