Itinerary
- Day 1
Porto
You'll arrive in Porto, where the Douro River meets the Atlantic. This port city serves as your starting point for a 7-night river cruise. Once you board, you'll get settled into your cabin and meet the crew before the ship departs.
Landmarks Douro River 
- Day 2
Porto
You'll spend the day in Porto, Portugal's second largest city and the birthplace of Port wine. Start by deciding how you want to explore: take a panoramic drive to see the city's main highlights from above, or go with a walking tour to get the real feel of how locals move through the streets. Either way, you'll get a good sense of Porto's character and understand why it's known for its wine culture.
Optional Activities
- Porto Panoramic Tour
- Do as the Locals Do: Porto Walking Tour
- Let's Go: Porto to the Sea Bike Tour (€60)
Landmarks Porto 
- Day 3
Régua
Begin at the Douro Museum to learn about the history and production of Port wine, then travel to Lamego in the Douro Valley. Once you arrive, take a walking tour through this charming town to see what makes it special, and you'll have time for a wine tasting to try some local varieties. By evening, head to a local quinta for dinner where you can enjoy traditional food in an authentic setting.
- Meals
- Dinner (Dinner at a Local Quinta)
Included Activities
- Douro Museum visit
- Lamego Walking Tour with Tasting
- Nights Out: Dinner at a Local Quinta
Optional Activities
- Cooking with the Condessa (€245)
Landmarks Douro Museum Lamego - Day 4
Pocinho - Vega de Terrón
You get to pick what appeals to you today. One option is Castelo Rodrigo, a medieval village perched on a hilltop with sweeping views and a laid-back vibe. The other choice is a hike out to the Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley, where you can see prehistoric rock carvings up close.
Optional Activities
- Castelo Rodrigo
- Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley
Landmarks Castelo Rodrigo Archaeological Park of the Côa Valley - Day 5
Vega de Terrón - Barca d'Alva
You'll visit Salamanca, which sits just over the border in Spain. The city earned the nickname 'Golden City' because of its sand-colored stone buildings and all the churches scattered throughout. After exploring, you'll sail back through the Douro River Valley, which is protected by UNESCO for its beauty.
Included Activities
- Salamanca - The Golden City and Spain's Oldest University
Landmarks Salamanca Douro River Valley 
- Day 6
Barca d'Alva - Pinhão - Régua
Wine takes center stage today as you explore the Douro Valley. You can either join a guided tour at a well-known Port wine estate with a tasting, or go for a scenic hike through vineyards followed by wine tasting at a local quinta. Both options show you how seriously this region takes its winemaking.
Optional Activities
- Local Quinta Guided Tour with Tasting
- Let's Go: Vineyard Hike and Wine Tasting at a Local Quinta
Landmarks Douro River Valley - Day 7
Porto - Guimarães
You'll travel to Guimarães, the town where Portugal's story began. Take a guided tour through the medieval streets and squares, which remain well-preserved and full of character. The atmosphere here carries real historical weight, and you'll see why this place matters so much to Portuguese identity.
Included Activities
- Guimarães City Tour
Landmarks Guimarães - Day 8
Porto
Your time aboard ends as you disembark in Porto. If your package includes a group transfer or you purchased a private one, you'll be driven to Porto Airport for your flight home.
Landmarks Porto Airport
