DISCOUNTS (not cumulative) Honeymoon – 10% (family book required), Seniors over 60 – 5%, Booking at least 60 days in advance – 7%, Children under 2 years (without a seat/berth) – free (only port and local taxes apply), Children 3–12 years – 20% (when sharing a cabin with an adult), Birthday during the cruise – 3%, Groups/families of 10 to 20 people – 10%

Boarding from 3:00 PM at the Douro Marina. After check-in formalities, time to relax on board. In the evening, crew introduction and welcome dinner. Overnight stay in the town. Dinner and night on board.

Full board on board. Porto is a true delight for the eyes, a city that captivates from the very first moment with its hills, its charmingly worn buildings, and its magical atmosphere—especially in the Ribeira district, where you can enjoy incredible views and watch the boats pass under the Dom Luís I Bridge, an iron structure built by a close collaborator of Gustave Eiffel.

Discover the vibrant city of Porto, with its historic center, the Ribeira, and its iconic Port wine cellars. Panoramic tour of Porto (minimum group: 10 passengers). Overnight stay in the town.

Full board on board. At the first light of dawn, we depart from Porto heading to Régua, where we will arrive after lunch. Régua, known as the wine capital of the Douro, is an essential destination for those wishing to explore the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The town lies in an impressive natural amphitheater formed by steep slate hills with terraced vineyards carved into the rock and serves as the ideal starting point to discover the world’s oldest demarcated wine region, regulated since 1756.

Overnight stay in the town. Optional: excursion to Casa Mateus and the Duero Museum (subject to a minimum group). 

Full board on board. Morning of sailing. In the afternoon, we will arrive in Pinhão, a town considered the center of the Douro Region with Designation of Origin, where many of the estates producing Port wine are located, some of which offer accommodation as rural tourism. It is also worth mentioning the railway station building, built at the end of the 19th century, whose interior is entirely covered with tile panels. Visit to a traditional Quinta with wine tasting (minimum group of 10 people). Overnight stop in the town. Night on board.

Full board on board. Early in the morning, we depart from Pinhão heading to Vega de Terrón. Take advantage of the morning to admire the wonderful views offered by the Douro Valley. After lunch, we dock in Pocinho, a small village in northern Portugal, known as the starting point of the railway line known as the Douro Line. A unique feature of this route is that the rails and sleepers are laid just a few meters from the river’s edge.

In the afternoon, we will arrive at the pier of Vega de Terrón, located where the Águeda River flows into the Douro. The old border landing was converted into a river pier at the end of the 19th century and was rebuilt at the end of the 20th century for tourist and commercial purposes. The pier belongs to the municipality of La Fregeneda in the province of Salamanca and is situated in the area of greatest tourist interest, known as the Arribes del Duero Natural Park. Overnight stop in the town. Dinner and night on board.

Disembarkation after breakfast. End of our services. Optional: group transfer to Madrid with a stop in Ávila for free time and lunch.

Embarkation from 16:00 at the Vega de Terrón pier. After arrival formalities, time to relax on board. In the evening, crew presentation and welcome dinner. Overnight stop in the town. Dinner and night on board.

Optional: group transfer from Madrid with a stop in Salamanca for free time and lunch.

Full board on board. Morning of sailing. Enjoy the spectacular views offered by the Douro River.

We will arrive in Pinhão early in the afternoon. This town is considered the center of the Douro Region with Designation of Origin, and many of the estates producing Port wine are located here, some of which offer accommodation as rural tourism. It is also worth mentioning the railway station building, constructed at the end of the 19th century, whose interior is entirely covered with tile panels. Visit to a traditional Quinta with wine tasting (minimum group of 10 people). Overnight stop in the town.

Full board on board. Morning of sailing. After lunch, arrival in Régua. Régua, known as the capital of Douro wine, is an essential destination for those wishing to explore the Douro Valley, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The town is set in an impressive natural amphitheater formed by high slate slopes with terraced vineyards carved into the rock, and it is the ideal starting point to discover the world’s oldest demarcated wine region, regulated since 1756. Overnight stop in the town.

Optional: excursion to Casa Mateus and the Duero Museum (subject to a minimum group).

Full board on board. Early in the morning, we depart from Régua heading to Porto, excited for what the journey holds. After a trip filled with charming landscapes, we will arrive at our destination just after lunch.

Once in Porto, we will have a free evening to explore its charms. From its fascinating architecture to its picturesque cobblestone streets, every corner promises to delight us with its beauty and history. You can stroll along the Douro River, visit iconic vineyards, or simply enjoy the lively atmosphere of its squares. Overnight stop in the town.

Full board on board. Porto is truly a feast for the eyes, a city that can captivate from the very first moment with its hills, its decaying yet charming houses, and above all, its Ribeira district, from which you can admire incredible views and the boats passing under the Dom Luís I Bridge, an iron construction created by a close collaborator of Gustave Eiffel.

Discover the vibrant city of Porto, with its historic center, the Ribeira, and its iconic Port wine cellars. Panoramic visit of Oporto (minimum group of 10 people). Overnight stop in the town.

Disembarkation after breakfast. End of our services.