When you arrive at the airport, you will be greeted by an English speaking assistant holding a sign with your name on it. The assistant will help you find your private driver and take you to your accommodation. You will also receive a Welcome Package with all the necessary documents and tickets for your trip.

Begin your day by meeting your private guide at the hotel for a walking tour of Lisbon's Old Town. This tour will take you through the fascinating history of Lisbon, from its origins to the present day. Discover the city's past as you explore the ancient city walls and the charming Alfama District, perched on a hill overlooking the river. Marvel at the magnificent Lisbon Cathedral, a stunning example of Romanesque, Gothic, Baroque, and Rococo architecture. Wander through the narrow alleys and streets, passing by historic landmarks such as Casa dos Bicos and the cobbled Jewish Quarter. Reach the Portas do Sol miradore, a breathtaking viewpoint offering panoramic views of the city. As you explore, your guide will share tales of Fado, the soulful music that is synonymous with Lisbon.

In the afternoon, immerse yourself in the local culinary scene with a visit to a vibrant market. Accompanied by a chef, you will have the opportunity to select fresh ingredients for a traditional Portuguese meal. Marvel at the array of colorful fruits and vegetables, and choose from a variety of fresh fish and shellfish. Once your ingredients have been purchased, continue on to a cooking class led by the chef. Whether you are an experienced cook or a novice, this class offers a friendly and welcoming environment to learn the secrets of Portuguese cuisine. With the guidance of the chef, you will prepare a delicious soup/appetizer, main dish, and dessert. After the cooking is done, sit down to enjoy the meal you have prepared, paired with excellent Portuguese wines. Throughout the class, you will have the opportunity to learn from locals, exchange stories, and take home recipes that you can replicate in your own kitchen.

Depart Lisbon and drive along the coast, discovering sandy beaches hidden in cliffs and protected by 17th-century fortresses. Explore the resort town of Estoril, famous for Casino Estoril and Hotel Palácio, which were once gathering places for spies during WWII. Take a leisurely stroll along the Tamariz Beach promenade, where the Forte da Cruz castle stands against a backdrop of palm trees. Continue to Cascais, a former fishing village turned luxurious resort town on the Portugal Riviera. Experience the lively town center and admire the cosmopolitan atmosphere amidst stunning Atlantic beaches. Journey to Cabo da Roca, the westernmost point of continental Europe, and marvel at the vastness of the Atlantic Ocean. Discover the rich history and culture of Sintra, starting with a walk through the old city center, filled with charming handicraft boutiques and traditional pastry shops. Take a shuttle up the mountain to visit the enchanting 19th-century Pena Palace, a true masterpiece of architectural styles, colors, and shapes. Immerse yourself in a fairytale-like setting that will leave you in awe.

In the morning, you have the option to either explore at your own pace or relax at your hotel.

Afterward, you will be picked up by your private driver who will transfer you to the train station.

Experience a scenic train ride from Lisbon to Porto, with regular trains taking approximately 3 hours and high-speed trains taking slightly less than 3 hours.

Upon arrival in Porto, your private driver will be waiting for you at the train station.

Once aboard the cruise vessel, take some time to settle into your stateroom and explore the entire ship. Later in the evening, enjoy dinner with your fellow cruise mates. You will be staying overnight at the port in Porto.

Today, you'll have a chance to unwind and experience a captivating day of sailing through the UNESCO World Heritage-listed Douro Valley. This remarkable region showcases a rich wine-making history that spans over two thousand years, and has left an indelible mark on the landscape, with charming villages dotted with bountiful vineyards. Additionally, you'll be treated to a Portuguese cooking demonstration on the ship.

Later in the evening, delight in a welcome dinner and cocktail reception, where you can socialize and mingle with your fellow cruise companions.

Start your day with a visit to Quinta do Tedo vineyard in Portugal's Douro Valley. This 18th-century estate is known for its sustainable practices and organic produce. Take part in a tasting or a guided walk through the vineyards, where you can enjoy the beautiful views. In the afternoon, enjoy the onboard amenities as you sail to Vega de Terron.

Today, you'll discover the historic city of Salamanca, which was established in Roman times and has a rich history as it was once occupied by the Carthaginians, Romans, and Moors. During a walking tour, you will explore the captivating golden city, including the UNESCO World Heritage-listed old quarter and the stunning Plaza Mayor, adorned with picturesque galleries and arcades. Additionally, you'll have the chance to admire the Casa de las Conchas, a 16th-century Gothic-style building whose sandstone facade has been adorned with over 300 shells.

Today in Pocinho, you can choose between a canoeing excursion or a visit to the impressive Coa Valley Museum. This museum stands gracefully over the Coa river, displaying Paleolithic rock art. Its creation is influenced by its proximity to the UNESCO-listed rock art sites in the valley.

Afterwards, return to your ship for lunch and enjoy the peaceful surroundings as you sail towards Regua. On board, participate in a captivating Port Wine cocktail lesson. In the evening, savor a rustic dinner at the picturesque Quinta da Pacheca wine estate, which promises to be a highlight of your trip.

Discover the picturesque village of Lamego, renowned for its impressive monument, the elaborate sanctuary honoring Our Lady of Remedies, which adds an exquisite touch to the town. Descend the stairs of the sanctuary, admiring the distant mountains and the terraced slopes of the Douro Valley, famous for producing port wine. When you return to the ship, immerse yourself in a delightful activity: participate in a mosaic tile painting class and savor the experience.

Today, come and join your guide on a walking tour of Porto. This fascinating city, located at the mouth of the Douro River, showcases an intriguing blend of ancient and modern architecture. Known worldwide for its production and export of Port wines, one can easily envision the bustling medieval harbor filled with British merchant ships eagerly awaiting the transportation of these exquisite wines across the water. During your tour of this coastal gem, you will have the opportunity to explore the fortified structures of Castelo da Foz and Castelo do Queijo. The latter, with its pentagonal facades, offers breathtaking views of the vast ocean.

Later in the evening, embark on a delightful cruise that will provide a unique perspective of Porto's skyline. This enchanting experience promises to showcase the city in a whole new light, leaving you with unforgettable memories.

Say goodbye to the crew as your journey ends and you leave the cruise ship this morning. Then, meet your private vehicle and driver for a 2.5-hour transfer to Santiago de Compostela.

Embark on a walking tour of Santiago de Compostela with a private guide. Explore the charming streets and admire the historic buildings such as San Jeronimo College, the Hospital of the Catholic Kings, Raxoi Palace, and Obradoiro Square. Visit the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela with VIP treatment and learn about the fascinating Botafumeiro tradition from a prior of the sanctuary. Today, a special exception will be made for you to witness the rare Botafumeiro ceremony, making your visit even more exclusive.

In the morning, meet your private driver guide for a full day culinary adventure exploring Galicia's gourmet offerings. Start by discovering the unique region of Galicia, known for its stunning landscapes, rugged coastline, lush green terrain, and stone villages. Galicia's environment remains mostly untouched and resembles Scotland, but with a warmer climate and excellent food and wine. Learn about Albarino, the region's famous white wine grape, which is produced in small quantities by local families. Visit an old winery and taste their fresh whites before enjoying a lunch by the port in Sanxenxo, a renowned village where the former King of Spain used to retreat. Here, you'll savor an authentic mariscada, a dish native to Portugal and North Spain, accompanied by albarino wine.

Your transfer to A Coruna will be facilitated by a private vehicle and driver. The journey is expected to take around 1 hour.