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Tangier, the ‘White City’, is one of the oldest and most
vibrant cities in Morocco, with an air of mystery
surrounding it. Its lively souks, ancient mosques and Grand
Socco (market place) offer a different world, and it is a
great place to spend indulging personal tastes, unexpected
curiosities and a colourful meeting point of old and new.
From Tangier you can visit the ancient dazzling city of
Tetouan, is perched majestically on a cliff. This charming
hilltop city is full of winding streets and is a true synthesis
of Andalucian and Moroccan cultures.
TANGIER
Visiting Churches and Mosques – Shoulders and
knees must be covered. If prayer or religious
services are taking place, interior visits may not
be permitted.
Crowds – Crowds and queues are to be
expected. Please stay with your group. The tour
guides must retain a certain pace, often quite
fast, in order to fulfil itineraries. Excursion
itineraries are subject to deviation and order of
sights may vary, to avoid delays.
Pickpocket Awareness – Passengers are
reminded that they should keep their
valuables close to them at all times and not
engage in lengthy conversations with street
vendors.
Shopping –The currency in Tangier is the
Moroccan Dirham. Euros and Sterling notes along
with most major credit cards are, however, often
accepted in local markets and tourist shops.
Tetouan
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by coach and on foot
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Tetouan is picturesquely situated on the nothern
slopes of the Djebel Dersa mountain and
overhangs the fertile and green orchard filled
valley of the Oued Martil.
Tetouanis affectionately call their city ‘The
Daughter of Granada’ as it is dominated
architecturally by the Hispanic influence. You’ll
see the odd mix of Spanish and Moorish
architecture, white walled houses and green tiled
roofs. Tetouan was built by Muslim refugees from
Spain in the 15 th century, and was expanded by
the Spanish government in the 20th century.
Explore enchanting Tetouan, a city which
holds all the fascination you would expect
from Morocco.
Begin your tour at the Souk el Hots, followed by
the Guersa El Kebira Square, with its traditional
fabric shops, and make a stop at the Place de
l’Usàa, where you will see some impressive
architecture.
From here, you’ll have the opportunity to visit the
labyrinth of alleyways of the Médina. Due to its
relatively small size, it offers visitors a chance to
explore without getting hopelessly lost. There are
3 distinct sections of the Médina, the Andalucian,
Jewish, and Berber sections, which now form a
part of UNESCO’s World Heritage List.
A welcoming refreshment of mint tea and a
pastry will be served at a local restaurant to give
you time for peaceful contemplation.
Finally you’ll view the exterior of the impressive
King’s Palace before heading back to the ship.
Essential information. There is approximately
1½ hours of walking on this tour over uneven
ground and cobbled streets. The order of the
tour may vary.
Tangier Fantasia and Panorama
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
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by coach and on foot
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At the crossroads of Europe and Africa, the
Atlantic and the Mediterranean, Tangier opens
the door onto Morocco.
You drive to ‘Ahlen Village’ where you will
discover the charms of true Moroccan
hospitality with a spectacular ‘Fantasia Show’.
Housed in a tent, the acrobats and folklore troop
begin the show along with regional live music.
Outside the tent, the horses will take centre
stage and delight you with their formations and
trickery. During the show you’ll be served
Moroccan mint tea and cookies.
The drive up to your photo stop, at the
lighthouse at Cap Spartel is stunning. It is set on
the extreme North Cape of the African continent
and sometimes, on a clear day, you can see the
extraordinary meeting point of the Atlantic
Ocean and Mediterranrean Sea, one turqouise
and the other a dark blue sea.
Returning to Tangier you’ll drive through the
residential district with its mansion houses, and
along through the main avenues of the new town
to the sandy beach resort of Malabata with its
seaside hotels, restaurants and sidewalk cafés.
Essential information. The venue for the
Fantasia Show is not air conditioned. There is
approximately 15 minutes of walking on this
tour.
Tangier, the ‘White City’, star of many films,
and the city of many stars. Be mesmerised by
the charm of the Fantasia Show.
Tangier City Tour
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by coach and on foot
Tangier sits on the North African shores of one of
the most important waterways in the world. The
principle city on the straights of Gibraltar, Tangier
is the the gateway to Africa and the window to
Europe.
Begin your excursion with a drive along the city’s
sandy promendade to ‘Hercules Grotto’,
considered to be the symbol of Tangier. Legend
has it that Hercules rested here after he had
separated Gibraltar from Africa.
Discover the highlights of Tangier and get a
true flavour of the modern and historical
delights of this bustling city.
Continue your panoramic drive towards ‘Cap
Spartel’, with its striking lighthouse built in 1860.
Here, you’ll stop briefly to marvel at the view
from this north-westerly point of Africa and enjoy
a typical Moroccon refreshment of mint tea and
a pastry.
Head back to Tangier, for a visit to the Kasbah,
the fortified citadel within the old town. The
diversity of the bustling crowds, heavy fragrances
in the markets, the murmurs of the sea and the
city blend together a cocktail of sensations to
stun the senses.
You’ll also see the vibrant fruit and vegetable
market and the heart of the city, the Grand
Socco, a huge market place that echos the
shouts of haggling merchants.
Complete your tour with visit to the Medina, a
labyrinth of quaint streets bordered with fabric
shops.
Essential information. There is approximately
1½ hours of walking on this tour, over uneven
ground and cobbled streets. There are 50
steps to negotiate at the Kasbah and 20 steps
at Hercules Grotto. Shopping time is not
included in this tour.
Make the most of your time ashore. Half day tours take you to see the main
sights and then give you the rest of the day to explore independently. If you
want to delve a little deeper, then consider a full day tour which takes you
further afield often to places you can’t see independently.
ALICANTE
Alicante, with its palm-lined promenade and Castillo
de Santa Barbara dominating the town, is the Costa
Blanca’s principal city. Excursion opportunities here
will allow you to become acquainted with the city and
its surroundings - including Benidorm, Guadalest and
Elche.
Guadalest
5½
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Perched like an eagle’s nest on the
mountainside, the ‘must-see’ village of
Guadalest is one of the most visited sites in
Spain.
by coach and on foot
Guadalest enjoys a spectacular location, set high
on a pinnacle and carved into the mountain.
Declared a ‘Monument of Historical and Artistic
Value’, it’s easy to see why so many tourists flock
to this stunning village every year. A short guided
tour takes you through the cobbled streets of this
fairytale village and lets you enjoy the spectacular
views. Head for the upper village, through a
tunnel hewn out of the rock, on which the castle
ruins and church’s distinctive belfry are
precariously perched. Here, you’ll visit the
tastefully restored ‘House of the Ordunas’ (the
former overlords of the valley) before taking the
spiral steps to the ruined castle and strolling to
the cobbled village square.
Alicante, City of Moors
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Explore the baroque-style Monastery of Santa
Faz, with its pyramid-shaped dome. Inside the
Monastery, you’ll find a relic brought from the
Vatican in the 15th century which, as tradition
has it, is actually a cloth used by Christ to dry his
bloodied face during the Stations of the Cross.
Enjoy a glass of locally produced Moscatel wine
or some freshly squeezed orange juice during a
photo stop in the mountainous outskirts of
Guadalest.
Essential information. There is approximately
45 minutes of walking over uneven, cobblestoned streets and some steep steps and
inclines. Flat comfortable shoes are
recommended. Please take local currency.
4½
by coach and on foot
Visit the Moorish Castle of Santa Barbara, one
of Europe’s largest medieval fortresses. Set high
on Benacantil Hill, gaze down from the Castle
battlements over the city and surrounding
coastline. A panoramic drive then takes you down
to the San Juan Beach, where you’ll stop for a
refreshing glass of Sangria.
Explore Alicante – a bustling, cosmopolitan
city with a fascinating Moorish past.
Guadalest’s many craft and souvenir shops are
sure to tempt you – you’ll have time to browse in
the shops for handicrafts including ceramics,
lace, olive-wood carvings and Lladro porcelain, to
name but a few.
A guided stroll takes you through the charming
old Moorish quarter, nestling at the foot of the
imposing Castle. The Cathedral Church of Saint
Nicholas has an austere renaissance façade, and
inside you’ll discover a magnificent 17th century
nave and 15th century cloister. You’ll also see the
impressive 18th century baroque Town Hall,
where your guide will provide you with details of
its imposing exterior before some free time.
On the beautiful palm-lined Esplanade of Spain,
sample the delicious local specialty first
introduced to Alicante by the Moors: ‘Horchata’,
a sweetened milk of crushed tiger nuts.
Essential information. This tour involves
walking over cobbled streets with steps at the
Town Hall. There are also steep steps and
inclines at the Castle. An interior visit of the
Town Hall cannot be made at weekends. The
order of highlights may vary.
Elche City of Palms
BEST SELLER
ALC005
5
by coach and on foot
Set in the heart of Costa Blanca, the World
Heritage site of Elche is surrounded by
thousands of palm trees, which were originally
introduced by the Phoenicians in around 300 BC.
Enjoy a stroll along the paths between the lilystrewn ponds and the abundant plants, shrubs,
trees and cacti in the Priest’s Garden. The
Garden’s focal point is the magnificent 8 trunked
‘Imperial Palm’. Treat your taste buds to a
specially-prepared tasting of local produce such
as dates, fig bread, dried apricots and date
liqueur, while you watch a demonstration of how
a palm tree is pruned.
Visit Elche, a World Heritage Site, known as
the ‘Palm Forest of Europe’, and sample some
delicious local delicacies.
In the old town centre, a short visit will be made
to the Basilica de Santa Maria. A delightful, bluedomed Baroque church, built in the 17th century
and where the yearly passion play, the ‘Mystery of
Elche’ is held.
Stroll through the tranquil Municipal Park before
departing to Alicante to visit the Santa Barbara
Castle, one of the largest medieval fortresses in
Europe. Apart from the interesting historical
aspect, there are stupendous views over the City
of Alicante and the coastline. Enjoy a panoramic
drive back to the ship.
Essential information. This tour involves
approximately 1 hours total walking over flat,
hard-packed sand and pavements. Steps,
inclines and cobbled stones are to be
negotiated at the Santa Barbara Castle.
Transfer to Benidorm
ALC009
by coach
The pace of life on this transfer is entirely up to
you. With a fabulous climate any time of the year,
the choices are endless. Visit one of Benidorm’s
vast expanses of fine golden sand beaches –
Levante or Poniente, which have been awarded
with European Blue Flags and are amongst the
best in the world.
Take a stroll through the quaint, narrow streets of
the old town, sit on the headland between the
beaches, and enjoy the views from the lookout
point. Shop in the souvenir stores or in the
fashionable clothes and shoe boutiques.
Benidorm, the most popular resort on the
Costa Blanca. This transfer is an ideal option
for independent explorers.
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Essential information. This tour is non-guided
and does not include any meals, refreshments
or entrance fees. You are advised to carry
Euros. A map will be provided to help you plan
your day. The drive to Benidorm takes
approximately 45 minutes each way. Please
note shops are generally closed in the
afternoon for siesta.
If you are feeling energetic, why not hire a
bicycle and head out into the hinterland or to the
nearby Albir Beach. Alternatively, visit one of the
theme parks or simply relax with a drink, soak up
the sun and watch the world go by- the day is
yours to spend as you please.
Arranging your shore excursions could not be easier; simply book and pay on
line in advance of your cruise. Alternatively pop along to our Shore Excursions
office once you arrive on board.
CAGLIARI
Southern Sardinia has a varied landscape with tall sand
dunes along the coast, marshland where pink
flamingos build their nests and abundant maquis,
where the rare Sardinian deer still roam. It is also an
area of interesting prehistoric sites and was once the
mining heartland of the area.
Ancient Sardinia
4
CAG002
by coach and on foot
Enjoy a scenic drive through the town of Cagliari
and up to Monte Urpinu. You’ll then continue
along the south-western coast of Sardinia, the
same route taken by thousands of pilgrims every
year as they follow the Santo Efiso Cart. You’ll
pass the S Gilla Lagoon to glimpse the pink
flamingos in the distance.
Founded under Carthaginian rule, the ancient city
of Nora was built on a spit of land jutting out to
sea. The town became the island’s most
important city, a role it continued to enjoy under
the Romans. Still partly submerged by the sea,
the city was excavated at the beginning of the
last century, revealing its ancient origins.
A visit to the ancient city of Nora is a must for
those who enjoy delving into rich
archaeological sites.
Sights and Sounds
Essential information. This tour involves
walking over rough and uneven ground. Flat,
comfortable walking shoes and sun protection
are recommended. Passengers wishing to use
the toilet facilities may be required to make a
purchase at the café. During late season cruise
calls, passengers are advised that the café may
be closed.
by coach and on foot
Enjoy a drive up to Monte Urpinu where you can
look back at the old city, dominated by the
Cathedral, and across to the area of Molentargius
Salinas, known for its exotic bird-life.
En route to Maracalagonis, you’ll have views of
Poetto Beach, the most popular beach in
Cagliari.
Maracalagonis is a farming community situated
approximately 15 miles from Cagliari, at the foot
of the Fratelli Mountains. Herds of wild boar and
rare Sardinian deer can still be found here in the
mountains. The local people in this region still
retain many age-old traditions. You’ll spend time
After your visit to the archaeological site, you’ll
have some free time to admire the coastal
surroundings and beach. Relax and purchase a
drink or an ice cream at the nearby café before
the return journey to Cagliari.
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CAG003
Sample some wonderful local Sardinian
flavour and enjoy a lively folkloric show.
Admire the 400 year old Spanish watchtower,
the massive public bath system, splendid mosaics
and a theatre almost intact after nearly 20
centuries. You’ll also have an opportunity to see
the Roman Theatre and the Punic Temple of
Ashmun.
at a typical country house where you’ll be
welcomed by the owners and made to feel at
home in the courtyard setting. Dancers in
traditional Sardinian dress will perform folk
dances for your entertainment.
You’ll have a chance to sample some delightful
Sardinian refreshments of wines and cookies,
prepared according to traditional recipes, whilst
you enjoy the surroundings and local music.
Essential information. This tour involves 150
metres of walking, on a flat paved street. An
awning and trees around the courtyard will
provide some shade during the folk dance
performance, however you may wish to take
sun protection and insect repellent. In the
case of inclement weather the performance
will be inside and the performance may not be
exclusive to P&O Cruises.
Panoramic Cagliari and Wine Tasting
4
by coach and on foot
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Become acquainted with Sardinia with a short
drive through the city of Cagliari to the Basilica of
Bonaire, where a stop will be made at a vantage
point to admire the view over Cagliari. Your
guide will introduce you to their culture and the
fascinating history of the Church.
Returning to Cagliari city centre, you’ll have
approximately 45 minutes of free time to explore
this bustling city before returning to the ship.
Essential information. Limited shops will be
open on Sundays. There is approximately 1
hour of total walking on this tour.
Continue onto Monte Urpino, for a brief photo
opportunity commanding spectacular views of
the Gulf of Angels, the salt ponds and the
Molentargius Lagoon, a safe harbour to the
splendid pink flamingos.
See the beauty of Sardinia and spend your
time sampling the wine and charms of island
life.
You’ll continue your drive crossing Santa Gilla’s
pond and onto La Locanda di Baccalamanza, a
stunning vineyard set in an estate stretching over
26 hectares with breathtaking views over the
gulf of Cagliari. Awaken your senses with a wine
tasting and sample a medley of delicious
Sardinian cheese, salami, olives and bread.
Salerno
Located on the coast of the Tyrrhenian Sea, Salerno
neighbours Italy's cherished Amalfi Coast. One of the
larger cities in the area, Salerno is a lively modern
centre with a charming medieval sector at its heart.
Set out from Salerno to visit the Amalfi Coast or stay
and explore the city's long and eventful history before
enjoying a leisurely stroll along Salerno's stunning
Lungomare Trieste (seafront promenade), which rivals
those of the French Riviera.
Taste of Sorrento
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
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by coach and on foot
Take this unique opportunity to visit a local farm
in the beautiful countryside near Sorrento and
sample some wonderful Italian delicacies. The
owner will accompany you on a tour of the farm
and explain the processes that go into the
production of Mozzarella cheese.
Admire the beautiful garden of lemon and olive
trees where your host will offer samples of handmade bread, cheeses and salami. Absorb the
relaxing atmosphere of your natural surroundings
away from the hustle and bustle of modern life.
Enjoy both town and country as you visit a
farmhouse to sample delicious local produce
and explore the charming town of Sorrento.
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After your farm visit, you’ll proceed to the
picturesque and popular town of Sorrento – an
ideal spot for independent exploration. Stroll
along the Corso Italia or visit the Cathedral. You
may, of course, prefer to relax in an open-air café
and watch the world go by. Shoppers will delight
in the array of souvenirs including beautiful,
highly polished wood inlaid with marquetry.
During your drive, you’ll have wonderful views
from the Sorrento coast of the Bay of Naples and
Mount Vesuvius in the distance.
Essential information. There is an uphill walk
of approximately 10 minutes to reach the
farmhouse. The visit of Sorrento town will be
on foot but the amount of walking is at
passengers’ own discretion. Flat, comfortable
shoes are recommended. The order of this
itinerary may vary.
Easy Amalfi
3½
by coach, motor launch and on foot
SAL005
After a short transfer you'll board your motor
launch and enjoy a 45 minute cruise towards
Amalfi. En route you’ll be able to admire the
Dolomite cliffs, which have been sculpted by
nature into fantastic shapes and tower
perpendicularly out of the sea.
The picturesque seaside resort of Amalfi lies at
the mouth of a deep gorge as it is one of the
most popular holiday resorts in Italy. Amalfi
played an important role in the Middle Ages as it
was part of the 4 Maritime Republics that
included Venice, Genoa and Pisa.
Experience Italy's famous coastline by motor
launch and visit the village of Amalfi on this
leisurely option.
You’ll have free time to take photos and stroll
along the narrow streets to the Piazza del
Duomo. From this square, a flight of 60 or more
steps leads to the impressive Cathedral of St
Andrew.
Salerno and Cheese Tasting
The interior of the church dates as far back as the
13th century with the highlight of the Cathedral
being the 11th century bronze doors from
Constantinople.
Explore the village and shop for handcrafted
majolica, a soft earthernware ceramic which has
been a typical Amalfi Coast souvenir since the
Middle Ages.
Essential information. Passengers must be able
to walk approximately 100 metres over even
surfaces with 5 to 10 steps and must to be
able to embark and debark the motor launch.
The motor launch has both interior and
exterior seating. The streets of Amalfi are
cobbled and inclined. Flat, comfortable shoes
are advisable. Passengers wishing to enter the
Cathedral of St Andrew independently must
ascend approximately 60 or more very steep
steps.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
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by coach and on foot
Enjoy a scenic drive up to the majestic Arechi
Castle located on Mount Bonadies. This castle is
set 300 metres above the Tyrrhenian Sea and
offers spectacular views over Salerno. Here you
will enjoy a mozzarella cheese making
demonstration, followed by a taste of local
products.
Afterwards, you will join your guide on a walking
tour of the historical centre of Salerno and visit
the St Matthew Cathedral. A covered walkway is
supported by 28 plain columns with arches and a
series of Roman tombs around the walls. On the
southern side of the Cathedral stands the bell
tower which dates back to 12th century.
Visit Arechi Castle, where you will learn the
methods of mozzarella production and
discover the historical centre of Salerno on
foot.
Ruins of Pompeii
The crypt is situated under the main alter and it is
made up of 9 rows of 3 bays with a cross shaped
vault which rests on pillars.
Essential information. There is approximately
1 hour of walking on this tour and a very steep
incline and some steps at the entrance of the
Castle. Comfortable walking shoes are
recommended. Headsets will be provided to
listen to guide’s commentary inside the
Cathedral. Please dress appropriately for
entering churches. The crypt is closed on
Sunday and during Mass (especially on
Saturday and Sunday), the guide will give a
commentary from the outside and passengers
will enter on individual basis.
3½
by coach and on foot
Take a guided walk through the rocky ruins of the
excavated city of Pompeii. The baths and the
theatres, the wrestling ground and the luxurious
villas stand empty, yet there are many echoes of
Pompeii's daily life; the wine jars are still set on
the counter of the wine shop, the stepping stones
are there to help you cross the street in the rainy
season, and the mosaic floors and brilliant
frescoes are a wonder to this very day. The plaster
casts of the volcano's victims are particularly
poignant and one can never forget the horrible
events that brought life in Pompeii to an end.
After your visit to the Cathedral, enjoy some free
time in the town centre to browse for souvenirs
or enjoy an Italian ice cream before returning to
the ship.
BEST SELLER
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Two-thirds of the ancient city of Pompeii has
been excavated allowing you to explore this
once flourishing civilisation.
4½
Your guide will recount the fascinating story of
Pompeii, its demise and how it has been
miraculously excavated and restored over
hundreds of years.
During your drive to Pompeii, you’ll have views of
Vesuvius, the still-active volcano located about
15 miles south east of Naples.
Essential information. A substantial amount of
walking is required on this tour and surfaces
are uneven and cobbled. Flat, comfortable
walking shoes are essential. Pushchairs are not
recommended at Pompeii. Toilet facilities are
limited.
CATANIA
Catania is a really splendid Baroque city. Built with
black volcanic stone and yet sunny and luminous, it
has the highest average of sunny days in the whole of
Italy. This provincial capital which is situated on an
extensive plain of citrus groves on the Ionian sea is
dominated by the impressive Mount Etna.
Taormina On Your Own
CAT001
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by coach and on foot
You’ll have approximately 4 hours in the
charming hillside town of Taormina to explore,
shop for souvenirs or just sit in one of the many
street cafés and watch the world go by.
Due to large vehicle restrictions, your coach will
stop in the underground parking area, where
you’ll take the lifts and steps to street level and
the Square of Porta Catania.
This tour is unguided, so please pay close
attention to the pick-up point and time, as
coaches cannot be held for latecomers. Entrance
fees to the Greek-Roman Theatre are not
included.
An ideal option for those who would prefer to
explore the delights of Taormina
independently.
Essential information. Passengers are advised
that although the walking is optional, the
terrain is mostly cobbled and uneven around
the town. Lifts must be used from the parking
area to access the town centre. Comfortable
walking shoes are recommended. The
duration of free time is approximate and
dependant on local conditions. Taormina is a
popular destination, which can become very
crowded in peak season. Passengers wishing
to use the café restrooms in Taormina are
expected to make a purchase. Euros and credit
or debit cards are accepted for purchases. If
queues form for the use of the lift, then the
return to the parking area will be via 140
steps. There are some tunnels (no longer than
2 minutes long) to pass through on the
journey to Taormina.
Etna Scenic Drive
3½
by coach
CAT007
Heading towards Etna, your drive will take you
through villages located on the southern slopes
of the volcano; such as Trecastagni, Pedara and
Nicolosi. You’ll see the remnants of the past and
more recent eruptions, last of which was in
2004, and see the streams of solidified lava like a
black petrified river cascading down from the top
of the mountain.
Discover the contrasting scenery of Sicily on a
leisurely panoramic drive
Mount Etna is the largest active volcano in
Europe at 10,000 feet high. Take in the
panoramic views from the volcano and over the
city of Catania, overwhelmed by an eruption 300
years ago. Take a walk around the lunar like
landscape of Crateri Silvestri and visit 3 extinct
craters formed after an eruption at the beginning
of 19th century.
Enjoy some free time to browse the souvenir
shops or purchase a refreshing drink before
heading back to Catania.
Essential information. The drive from Catania
is approximately 1¼ hours each way, traffic
permitting. Traffic can be heavy in and around
Catania and delays may be experienced. Views
of Mount Etna and surrounding areas are
dependent on local weather conditions. The
terrain around the crater is uneven and rocky,
so flat, covered shoes with good grip are
essential. A jacket is advisable. This tour does
not visit the summit of Mount Etna.
Passengers wishing to use the restrooms are
expected to pay 50 cents.
Mount Etna by Vintage Train
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by coach, train and on foot
CAT014
Embark on a scenic drive via the motorway
through the northern slopes of Mount Etna to
reach Linguaglossa. The narrow-gauge
Circumetnea Railway runs around Etna on a
leisurely 1 hour journey, through beautiful
scenery, past lava-built towns, Norman castles,
and pistachio and citrus groves.
Enjoy a delightful journey around Mount Etna
on the Circumetnea Railway, across a land of
surprising contrasts of nature and tradition.
Your exclusive diesel engine dates back to the
1950s, and has been restored for your
enjoyment. A stop will be made at Randazzo,
called the “Black Town” since lava has been used
to pave its streets. It has also been used in the
construction of its buildings and monuments,
such as the Church of Santa Maria, originally
built in the 13th century. The façade includes a
bell tower with 4 floors.
In the early afternoon you will visit the lord
Nelson’s Castle. It is a former Benedectine abbey
dedicated to St Mary, and named after the Greek
General Maniakes, whose troops drove Saracens
out of Sicily. The Castle stands on the field of that
famous battle. It comprises a splendid park and a
small Arab-Norman church dedicated to Santa
Maria di Maniace, containing many interesting
masterpieces as a precious 12th century carving
depicting the Enthroned Virgin with San Biagio,
San Antonio and Santa Lucia.
Essential information. There is approximately
1½ hours of walking on this tour.
Princess Borghese Gardens
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
4
by coach and on foot
CAT015
Drive south to Biviere where according to
legend, Hercules once visited, fell in love with the
area and created a lake, which would bear his
name, Lacunas Erculeus which was subsequently
changed to Biviere (to mean ‘drinking trough’).
In 1392, King Martino granted a villa in Biviere to
an ancestor of Don Scipione Borghese, who is
now the lord of the Estate.
Capture the romance of Sicily with a visit to
the Princess Borghese Gardens.
After your visit of the church you will re board
your train for a short ride to Bronte, where a
delicious Sicilian lunch will be served in a local
farmhouse.
The lovely Princess Borghese Gardens that now
surround the villa were initiated in 1967 at the
request of Borghese Princes. Here you will find a
vast array of Mediterranean fauna including
yuccas, palms, flowering trees (Jacaranda and
Judas), together with more exotic plants such as
Xanthorrea Arborea and Encephalartos Horridus.
On your arrival, Princess Maria Carla Borghese will
welcome you and take you around her beautiful
garden introducing you to the different plants.
After your tour of the gardens, you will enjoy a
refreshment before your drive back to the ship.
Essential information. The tour of the Gardens
is conducted on foot and there is some
uneven ground and steps. The drive to
Borghese takes approximately 1 hour.
Once you have decided which excursions you want to experience, don't miss
the opportunity to pre book and pay for your excursions online before you
travel as there are only a set number of places available on some of our
excursions.
MALTA
The George Cross island has always held a special
place in the hearts of the British. Over the centuries its
strategic position has invited invaders from all quarters
of the compass and they have left everything from
prehistoric temples and cart ruts through catacombs,
palaces and churches to massive fortifications, all
packed into a rocky, barren looking island smaller
than the Isle of Wight.
A Tale of Two Cities
4½
by coach and on foot
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Embark on a scenic drive to Malta’s old capital,
Mdina, one of the world’s finest examples of a
living medieval city.
Once in the heart of the ‘Silent City’, your guide
will host you on a walking tour through the
narrow, winding medieval streets. Soak up the
atmosphere of this old Arab capital, where the
squares and houses are characterised by their
Norman architecture. Admire the stunning views
from the bastions, over the valley and the
surrounding areas. Following your guided walk,
enjoy some free time to explore further. Mdina
Cathedral is certainly worth a visit, with its
beautiful mosaics of St Peter and St Paul, or
simply relax at one of the cafés watching the
world go by.
The former capital of Mdina and the beautiful
16th century walled Valletta will provide a
perfect introduction to Malta.
Panoramic Malta
Your next stop is the present day capital, Valletta
.
Essential Information. Modest attire is
required in the cathedrals; shorts are not
acceptable and shoulders should be covered.
The tour has 3 hours of walking and some
stairs. Comfortable shoes are recommended.
St John’s Co-Cathedral is closed on Saturday
afternoons, Sundays and Public Holidays.
Passengers will visit the National Museum of
Archaeology as an alternative.
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Your picturesque drive through the city will start
off by passing the Valletta fortifications via Fort
St Elmo. Along the scenic coast road you’ll see St
Paul’s Islands where St Paul was said to have
been shipwrecked in AD60. Heading north, you’ll
pass Mdina, the old medieval capital of Malta, its
bastions and Cathedral dome dominating the
skyline. It is a place of timeless atmosphere,
cultural and religious treasures.
Your next stop is at the beautiful 19th century
Southport Villa and Gardens, where you’ll be
served some delicious local delicacies including,
cheese and pea cakes, galletti and gbejniet.
Before you depart, view the elegant mature fruit
orchard and windmill.
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See the main sights of Malta on this mainly
scenic, panoramic tour.
Continuing through the historic streets you’ll visit
St John’s Co-Cathedral, complete with elaborate
in-laid marble tombstones and monumental
artwork. Have your camera at the ready, as you
pass the Grand Master’s Palace, which today
houses Malta’s Parliament and President’s
Office. From the highest point of the 16th
century bastion walls that the Knights of St John
built to protect the city are the Barrakka
Gardens. From the vantage point, enjoy splendid
views of the Three Cities and the Grand
Harbour.
by coach
Essential information. This is a mainly scenic
tour with little walking involved, there are
several steps at Southport Villa.
Enjoy a brief photo stop at the quaint fishing
village of Marsaxlokk, where you can view the
local fishermen at work. During the Great Siege of
Malta, Marsaxlokk harbour was used as an
anchorage by the Turkish fleet. Today, the only
boats anchored in the harbour are the colourful
Maltese fishing boats known as the ‘luzzu’.
Six Must See Sights
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by coach
Embark on a scenic drive through Malta’s
stunning countryside before reaching one of the
islands largest natural harbours, Marsaxlokk.
Admire this enchanting fishing village with its
colourful fishing boats, known locally as luzzu.
Continuing along the coastal road, you’ll visit
Zurrieq where you can see the Blue Grotto and
the eerie rock island of Filfla. Filfla is a sanctuary
for numerous migrating birds, but was once used
as target practice by the British Forces.
Enjoy the best bits of Malta, during a scenic
tour.
Heading inland, you’ll drive to the outskirts of the
old capital, Mdina, where you’ll enjoy views of
the medieval walled town. Passing through
Mosta you’ll see Mosta Church, its unsupported
dome is the 3rd largest in the world. Have your
camera at the ready, for a photo stop overlooking
St Paul’s Islands. The island is believed to be the
place where St Paul was shipwrecked whilst on his
way to Rome to face charges.
Picturesque Palazzo and Medieval Mdina
Transported to a bygone era, the ancient capital
of Mdina is one of the finest examples of a
fortified Arab citadel in Europe, this unique city
boasts an abundance of magnificent
architecture. As you wind your way through a
labyrinth of narrow streets it’s easy to see how
the Maltese withstood several invasions by using
the imposing walls and majestic buildings to
serve as their defences. Enjoy a visit to the
baroque St Paul Cathedral, before continuing to
the bastions to capture panoramic views of the
island.
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In the heart of the picturesque village of Naxxar is
the stunning Palazzo Parisio, known to many as
‘Mini Versailles’. The relatively modest façade
masks a sumptuous and flamboyant chateau,
lavishly decorated across the centuries in
exuberant style by the most eminent craftsmen
of the time. Your guide will host you on a tour of
the interior, rich with fine frescoes, magnificent
marble, rare paintings and extravagant gilding.
The internationally recognised landscaped
gardens, are acclaimed as being among the
finest in Europe. During your visit you’ll be served
tea, coffee and cake.
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by coach and on foot
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From the quayside, with your coach
accompanied by your escort and drive towards
Vittoriosa where your first hour of free time will
allow you to explore this fascinating waterside
city.
Essential information. There is minimal
walking included in this tour, however
passengers must be able to negotiate the
steps of the coach.
Essential information. This tour is not suitable
for children under 6 years old. There is
approximately 2 hours of walking over paved
and cobbled terrain. On Sunday calls there will
be an exterior visit to Cathedral only.
Sample the sights of medieval Mdina, then
head off the tourist track to peek into a
palatial palazzo.
A perfect tour to explore three of Malta’s
popular resorts independently.
Back in the capital, Valletta, admire the stunning
harbour views from the high vantage point at the
Valletta fortifications. Before returning to the
ship, you’ll also see the Great Siege Bell, which
commemorates over 7000 serviceman,
merchants and civilians who died whilst
defending Malta during World War II.
by coach and on foot
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Free time at 3 Sites
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Here, you’ll see the Victory Monument recalling
the Great Siege of 1565, the Maritime Museum,
which is housed in the old Naval Bakery and Fort
St Angelo.
Re-board your coach and drive to the
southern-most part of the island, Marsaxlokk,
Malta's largest fishing village. Here you’ll have
another hour of free time where you can spend
time browsing the bustling open market selling a
variety of souvenirs and local craft.
Take the opportunity of snapping a few photos in
this picturesque bay with its hundreds of
colourful fishing boats, or just stop for a coffee in
one of the many cafés along the seafront and
watch the world go by.
Your last stop is Sliema and one of the larger
shopping areas on the island where you will find
various outlets with internationally known brands,
jewellery shops, cafes and ice-cream parlours.
During your final hour of free time, immerse
yourself in this busy cosmopolitan area.
Rejoin your coach and escort for a return transfer
back to the ship.
Essential information. This tour is non-guided
and does not include any meals, refreshments
or entrance fees. You are advised to carry
Euros. The level of walking is at passengers’
discretion.
LA GOULETTE
From mosaics and ruins to souks and sights, La
Goulette, the port of Tunis and the capital of Tunisia,
provides a fascinating port of call. Stroll Tunis' spirited
medina where souks offer silver, perfumes, spices,
carpets and other treasures at great prices. Visit the
Phoenician city at Carthage, which now lies in
windswept ruins, but once was the glorious rival of
Rome.
Snapshot of Tunisia
3½
by coach
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Discover the sights around La Goulette on a
panoramic drive in this fascinating country. Drive
along the main thoroughfare, a quaint avenue
lined with historic French buildings, cafés and
patisseries. At Kashba Square one of the main
gates to the Old City, you’ll alight your coach for
an opportunity to photograph this bustling local
area.
See the sights in and around La Goulette at a
leisurely pace - with photo stops along the
way.
Reflect on days gone by as you pass through the
ancient site of Carthage. Punic and Roman ruins
remain from the ancient city, which was once
one of the most powerful in the Western
Mediterranean. Carthage was founded by the
Phoenicians and was the home of Hannibal,
holding a strong position in the ancient world.
Brief stops will be made, to allow you to take
pictures of the Amphitheatre and Byrsa Hill.
Ancient Carthage and Sidi Bou Said
As you journey back to the ship, via Gammarth,
enjoy a short photo stop to capture the beautiful
city of Sidi Bou Said in the distance. The Moorish
village of Sidi Bou Said is famous for its white
washed houses and blue shutters.
Essential information. This tour is designed as
a panoramic tour, with minimal walking
required (approximately 30 minutes). Various
photo stops will be made during the drive, but
no entrances are included. A cup of mint tea is
included at the refreshment stop; any other
drinks must be purchased separately. Tunisian
Dinar, Euros, and US Dollars are accepted.
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by coach and on foot
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Once Rome’s most dangerous enemy and bitter
rival, Carthage was reputedly founded by Queen
Dido from Phoenicia. Today, the ruins of this
settlement remain scattered among the area’s
more modern construction.
Visit several of these fascinating ruins, such as the
enormous Roman public baths near the
seashore, the amphitheatre where Christians
were sacrificed, and the Punic ruins of temples,
monuments and columns. You’ll also drive by
the Roman Theatre, Punic Port, Byrsa Hill and
the Tophet, the site where human sacrifices
were offered to the gods of Carthage.
Visit the ancient site of Carthage along the
coast from La Goulette before heading to Sidi
Bou Said for some shopping.
During your tour you’ll enjoy a Tunisian pastry
and a cup of mint tea at a local restaurant.
Take a short, guided walk through the
interesting port town of Sidi Bou Said, famous
for its Moorish architecture. Enjoy free time to
browse the local shops, which sell souvenirs,
such as typical Tunisian bird-cages, leather, and
pottery, to name but a few.
Essential information. There is approximately
2½ hours of walking and steps involved on
this tour. For your convenience, the fee
charged for cameras and video cameras at
Carthage, has been included in the cost of the
tour. There are uneven surfaces and inclines at
the site of Carthage and along the streets of
Sidi Bou Said. There is a 5 minute walk to
reach the old part of Sidi Bou Said and a
further 15 minute walk uphill walk to reach
the old city centre.
Sidi Bou Said and Tunis Medina
4
by coach and on foot
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Your guide will walk you through the narrow
cobbled streets of the picturesque cliff-top village
of Sidi Bou Said, famous for its panoramic view
of the bay, white houses with blue shutters and
local craft shops.
Continue onto the Medina of Tunis with a
guided visit through the winding streets of Tunis'
old town, offering an opportunity to see the rich
cultural heritage of the walled city and to
discover the exquisite craftsmanship of Tunisia's
artisans. Today, the medina is still inhabited, but
only a small percentage of the total population of
Tunis lives in these quarters.
Souk is the Arabic name for market; medina is the
Arabic name for town. In Tunis today, the souk is
also called Medina. There is a good reason for
this, as most of what once was Tunis is today like
one enormous shopping centre and handicrafts
factory. Enjoy some free time to explore this
typical Arab market, here you’ll find many
souvenir shops and also see the famous
hand-made carpets.
Essential information. There is a 5 minute walk
to reach the old part of Sidi Bou Said and a
further 15 minute walk uphill walk to reach
the old city centre.
The best of both worlds – visit the pretty
village of Sidi Bou Said and then experience
the true flavour of the Tunis medina.
Tunis on your Own
4
by coach and on foot
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Travel from La Goulette through Modern Tunis,
down Avenue Bourgibba passing St Vincent's
Cathedral and the Tunis Theatre to the Medina.
Disembark your coach at Kasbah Square and walk
to the souks. You will have approximately 3 hours
of free time for independent sightseeing and
shopping. With souvenir vendors abound, a few
remaining brass engravers, goldsmiths, perfumers
and leatherworkers display their crafts.
Essential information. The Souks are typical
busy Arab market places where ‘forceful’
selling, including price haggling, is the order
of the day. If uninterested, politely decline the
offer and move on. Passengers are
recommended to use the toilet facilities in the
2 main hotels within the centre.
Please bear in mind that this is a city transfer
service, which is non-guided and exclusive of any
meals, refreshments or entrance fees.
Use the convenience of this transfer to
explore independently in Tunis.
Book any shore excursions and enjoy the reassurance of knowing that you
won't miss the ship while you are off exploring ashore. Our ships won't leave
port until every excursion party has returned.
LISBON
Lisbon descends from many hills to the great River
Tagus to which, for centuries, she has owed her
wealth and fascination. Civilisations down the ages
have left their mark in the old fishermen's quarter, the
castle, Gothic churches and greenhouses.
Lisbon by Land and River
BEST SELLER
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by coach, boat and on foot
What a perfect combination! See the sights of the
city centre and then sit back and enjoy a
fascinating river cruise along the River Tagus,
savouring finger sandwiches and petit fours as
you glide past an array of famous monuments.
A panoramic tour will show you Lisbon’s
renowned landmarks, including Pombal Square,
Liberty Avenue, Black Horse Square and Rossio,
the very heart of the city. See Baixa, the area
rebuilt after the city’s disastrous earthquake, and
take in the spectacular scene from the viewpoint
at King Edward VII Park.
A leisurely river cruise, twinned with a
panoramic drive, presents Lisbon’s famous city
sights from a different angle.
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Whatever you do, don’t forget your camera, as
you’ll want to capture the charm of Lisbon when
viewed from the water. As your river cruise sets
off, you’ll see the medieval part of the city.
Lisbon Highlights and Coast of Estoril
Cruise beneath the spectacular suspension
bridge, so reminiscent of the Golden Gate and
snap a photo of the monumental statue of Christ
the King. The highlight is a sail along the banks of
the Belem area, where ancient caravels once set
off on their great voyages of discovery. The
monuments here are spectacular - particularly
when seen from the river - and include the
Monument to the Discoveries, the unique
Belem Tower and the ornate, Gothic-style
Jeronimos Monastery.
Essential Information. This tour involves very
little walking. There are some steps to
negotiate onto the boat. River cruise duration
is 1½ hours. The above itinerary may operate
in reverse order.
BEST SELLER
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3
by coach
Begin your tour driving alongside the River Tagus
towards the old district of Baixa, with its narrow
streets. Along the route, your guide will point out
the main sights, including the charming
boulevard of Liberty Avenue, lined with gardens
and known for its unique black and white
pavements. A short stop will be made at the King
Edward VII Park, where fine views over Lisbon
and the distant hills can be enjoyed.
Enjoy some free time in Estoril to stroll along the
promenade, view the gardens of the Casino,
which are impressively sited at the top of the
central park, or simply relax in a local café.
Heading back to the city of Lisbon, you’ll see the
famous Belem Tower and Jeronimos Gothic
Monastery. A photo stop will be made at the
Monument to the Discoveries, a tribute to
Portuguese heroes linked with the age of
discovery; from here you can also see the
suspension bridge and statue of Christ the King
on the other side of the River.
Essential information. All walking is on flat,
even surfaces.
Enjoy the famous sights of Lisbon before
travelling to the scenic coast of Estoril.
Sintra, Guincho and Cascais
4½
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by coach and on foot
Hailed by poets for the great beauty of its
surrounding mountain range, Sintra Village is
renowned for the view of the old Royal Palace,
perched on the highest peak. One of Portugal’s
oldest settlements, occupied by both Moors and
monarchs, whose castles and palaces add charm
to the village. Enjoy free time to explore at your
own pace.
Cascais, originally an old Portuguese fishing
village, has now become a popular holiday resort.
Set alongside the picturesque Bay of Cascais,
lovely early 20th century homes mingle with
modern buildings, creating a delightful
atmosphere. You’ll have some free time to
wander along the streets, enjoy the views or
browse in the local shops.
Enjoy a photo opportunity at the Praia do
Guincho and capture the magnificent views and
the most westerly point in Europe – Cabo da
Roca.
The return drive will be along the Corniche
bordering the River Tagus, passing by the wellknown village of Estoril.
The picturesque villages of Sintra and Cascais
have a unique charm all of their own.
Essential Information. The streets of Sintra are
steep and cobble-stoned, and care should be
taken. Highlights may operate in reverse to
that described above. Shops in Cascais are
closed on Sundays and public holidays.
Charming Óbidos
4½
by coach and on foot
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A maze of quaint cobbled streets, brightly
painted houses, and overflowing flowerpots,
Óbidos is picture perfect. In fact, so romantic is
Óbidos, that in 1282 the entire town was given
as a wedding present from King Dinis to his bride
Isabel.
Encircled by medieval walls, Óbidos’
centrepiece is an imposing 12th century castle.
This former fortress and royal palace was recently
voted one of the ‘7 Wonders of Portugal.’ To help
you get your bearings, you’ll embark on a short
walking tour around some of the prettiest
streets, passing the whitewashed church of Santa
Maria.
Medieval Óbidos is an exceptional example of
a classic Portuguese walled village.
Next, you’ll have free time to wander Óbidos at
your own pace.
Bird Watching at the Tagus Estuary
During your journey back to the ship, sit back and
absorb the lovely views of the Portuguese
countryside, before glimpsing the bustling city
life of Lisbon’s main streets.
Essential information. The journey to Obidos is
around 1¼ hours. This tour involves 2 hours of
walking over flat, cobbled streets.
Comfortable walking shoes are recommended.
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by coach and on foot
Lisbon is the only European capital that is located
nearby a rich and diverse bird and nature reserve.
The Tagus Estuary is a wetland site of
international importance and is specifically
created to protect wintering, passage and the
breeding populations of aquatic birds. The
geography of the area also attracts a variety of
non wetland birdlife.
For a spot of souvenir shopping, take a stroll
along the town’s main street, Rua Direita. Here
you’ll find an abundance of traditional shops
selling all kinds of crafts and delicacies, from
hand painted ‘azulejo’ tiles, to tasty local
liqueurs. But perhaps you’d prefer to simply relax
in one of the tiny street café’s, and soak up the
charming atmosphere of this medieval town.
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
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An opportunity to discover the birdlife of the
Tagus Estuary with an experienced
Ornithologist guide.
Keen photographers are sure to love exploring
the hidden corners, with each twist and turn
revealing another photo opportunity.
The Tagus Estuary bird list includes more than
250 species that can be sighted. In the winter
months you can spot up to 12,0000 waders at
any one time and in the summer the Estuary is
alive with breeding species. During migratory
periods it is not unusual to observe at least 100
species in a day. The Estuary is abound with
inter-tidal mud flats, salt pans, reed beds and
cork oak woodlands which provide a wide
biodiversity.
Your experienced Ornithologist guide has
extensive knowledge of the birdlife of Iberia and
the expertise to find those hard to find species.
Essential information: This tour is not suitable
for children. This tour involves walking over
uneven and rough terrain which includes
some steps. Flat, comfortable shoes are
recommended. Optics and field guides are
included; however passengers may take their
own if preferred. Please dress suitably for bird
watching and take a backpack and bottle of
water. The drive to the River Tagus Estuary is
around 20 minutes. The bird watching will last
approximately 3½ hours.
A Taste of Lisbon
SOMETHING DIFFERENT
3½
by coach and on foot
LIS177
A leisurely city drive will take you to the Belém
Quarter to visit a traditional local café. Here,
you’ll sample the famous ‘Pasteis de Belém’, a
sweet custard cream tart sprinkled with
cinnamon and sugar. Relax with a coffee and
enjoy the local atmosphere.
Lisbon is home to several monuments that
honour the age of discoveries. Enjoy a photo stop
to view the Monument of Discoveries and the
Belém Tower, before heading to the old Alfama
Quarter of the city.
A walk along the narrow picturesque streets will
take you to a typical restaurant where you’ll
sample some local Portuguese appetizers. The
Portuguese cuisine encompasses a variety of
tastes with influences from the Moorish era, the
far east, Africa and the Mediterranean. During
your visit, you’ll also be offered samples of the
local Portuguese wine and a local wine expert
will provide you with an interesting brief.
Take in the last of the city as you return to the
port.
Essential information: This tour involves
around 1 hour of walking. Comfortable, flat
walking shoes are recommended.
Discover the local tastes of Lisbon; try a delicious
pastry, enjoy traditional appetizers and sample
the Portuguese wine.
Free time at 3 Sites
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by coach and on foot
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The iconic area of Belém is home to some of
Lisbon’s most important monuments and
historical buildings. Here, a stop will be made at
the iconic Monument to the Discoveries, one of
the most photographed monuments in Lisbon.
You can also view the Belém Tower that stands
proudly on the side walk.
The Jeronimos Monastery Church is a fine
example of Portugal's own Manueline style of
architecture. A stop will be made here for you to
enjoy the Monastery and its grounds, or perhaps
visit the Pasteis De Bélem, a famous Portuguese
pastry house.
This simple transfer offers you the chance to
spend some free time at 3 popular sites in
Lisbon.
The final stop will be made in the heart of
downtown Lisbon at ‘Comercio Street’. A short
walk will take you to Black Horse Square, the
largest square in Lisbon that offers a variety of
shops, restaurants and cafés.
The bustling pedestrian street of ‘Rua Augusta’ is
a popular meeting point for locals and visitors
alike.
After each stop, you’ll meet at a designated time
and place to rejoin the coach.
Essential information. This is an unguided
transfer exclusive of refreshments, meals or
entrance fees. Entrance fees where applicable,
are payable locally. Please take careful note of
meeting points and return times as coaches
cannot be held for latecomers. The time
allowed at each stop is approximately 45
minutes to 1 hour. The level of walking is at
passengers’ discretion. There are steps to
negotiate on to and off the coach. Shops may
be closed on Sundays and Bank Holidays and
museums and historical sites are subject to
closure without notice. Euros are accepted for
purchases.
There are some things you should experience at least once in a lifetime so
look out for extraordinary 'Once in a Lifetime' shore excursions.
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15 - 21
22+
FREE ON BOARD
SPENDING MONEY
£25
£50
£75
£100
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The on board spending money is applicable to the first two passengers in each
cabin only and can not be applied to existing bookings.
Future Cruise Down Payments can only be redeemed against Vantage Fares.
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