From the Netherlands to Portugal: Western Europe Cruise

Discover one of Europe’s most well-preserved medieval villages, famously described as "the prettiest village in Spain," featuring cobblestone streets, historic buildings, and the Romanesque Collegiate Church of Santa Juliana with its intriguing cloister.

Admire Santillana del Mar’s historic landmarks, including the fortified House of Borja, the House of the Eagle, and the medieval Merinos Tower.

Enjoy a scenic drive through Santander, passing key attractions such as the Gothic cathedral, the grand Magdalena Palace, the beautiful Beach of El Sardinero, and the iconic Bank of Santander building.

Admire the elegant granite homes of wealthy merchants and privateers, showcasing Roscoff’s Renaissance prosperity.

Walk through charming cobbled streets and learn about the town’s fascinating maritime history.

Enjoy free time to browse local shops, visit the harbor, or simply take in the picturesque coastal ambiance.

Explore Guimarães Castle, the birthplace of Portugal’s first king, and uncover the city’s royal and military history.

Step inside the Dukes of Braganza Palace, a 15th-century national monument filled with medieval tapestries, antique furniture, and knight’s armor.

Stroll through the charming medieval streets of Guimarães, lined with historic buildings, iron balconies, and a 10th-century church in the town’s main square.

Enjoy a scenic coastal hike – walk along Roscoff’s picturesque coastline, taking in stunning views of the Bay of Roscoff and Bloscon’s Peak.

Discover the town’s maritime heritage with visits to the Sainte-Barbe Chapel, the seamen’s cemetery, and Roscoff’s charming old streets.

Enjoy a traditional Breton snack at a local crêperie, indulging in delicious crêpes and cider.

Visit of Mont Saint Michel Abbey – Explore the stunning medieval abbey, a UNESCO World Heritage site, with expert insights into its history and breathtaking architecture.

Witness the dramatic approach to Mont Saint Michel, stroll through its charming medieval streets, and take in panoramic views of the bay.

Enjoy free time to browse unique boutiques, capture stunning photographs, or savor traditional Breton specialties at your own pace.

Effortlessly explore Porto on an e-bike, riding through the city's historic streets and along the scenic beaches of Matosinhos.

See Porto’s top landmarks, including Clérigos Tower, Lello Bookstore, São Bento Train Station, and the Dom Luís I Bridge.

Enjoy free time in the charming Ribeira Quarter, plus a relaxing coffee break along the famous Aliados Avenue.

Explore the magnificent Gothic-style Cathedral, featuring two superimposed churches from the 13th century, each with a unique history.

Stroll through the scenic Pereda Gardens, where bronze and stone sculptures bring to life the works of Cantabrian writer José María de Pereda.

Admire the grand façade of the original Bank of Santander headquarters, crowned with statues representing the arts, culture, commerce, and navigation.

Visit Château de Kerjean and discover this magnificent 16th-century Renaissance fortress, complete with fortified walls, elegant arcades, and a beautifully preserved chapel.

Explore grand rooms featuring an extensive collection of Breton furniture, as well as paintings and models that bring the château’s fascinating history to life.

Wander the tranquil park, admiring Renaissance fountains, a historic dovecote, and the château’s original pillory, offering a glimpse into the past.

Witness the city's transformation as you pass by iconic sites like the Guggenheim Museum, Euskalduna Conference and Music Center, and Zubiarte shopping mall, showcasing Bilbao’s blend of innovative architecture and cultural heritage.

Walk along the charming narrow streets of Bilbao’s old quarter, where your guide will highlight architectural gems such as the Cathedral of Santiago, the Gothic Church of San Antón, and the vibrant Plaza Nueva.

Indulge in the Basque Country’s unique twist on tapas at a local restaurant. Enjoy these small, flavorful dishes crafted with fresh, seasonal ingredients, offering a true taste of Bilbao’s rich culinary tradition.

Enjoy a rare, out-of-hours visit to the Guggenheim Museum Bilbao, exploring its world-renowned architecture and exhibitions in a serene, crowd-free setting.

Enjoy a private tour led by an expert guide, offering fascinating insights into the museum's groundbreaking construction, innovative design, and the stories behind its unique architectural features.

Explore 9,000 m² of exhibition space, marveling at world-class art collections set against the stunning backdrop of one of the most audacious and innovative buildings of the 20th century.

Explore Concarneau’s Historic Walled City – Walk through the well-preserved medieval "ville close", a fortified island in the harbor, with its original stone ramparts and rich maritime history.

Discover the Artistic Legacy of Pont-Aven – Stroll along the riverbanks of this charming town, once home to the Pont-Aven School of painting, where Paul Gauguin and fellow artists found inspiration.

Savor Traditional Breton Flavors – Enjoy free time to explore Pont-Aven and maybe taste the famous Galettes de Pont-Aven, the region’s beloved buttery cookies.

Enjoy a guided walking tour of Honfleur’s charming city center, a historic Normandy seaport rich in maritime heritage.

Experience an immersive journey at La Mora, where you’ll explore the Norman conquest of England through the Bayeux Tapestry and witness the reconstruction of William the Conqueror’s ship.

Stroll through Honfleur’s picturesque harbor, discovering landmarks like St. Catherine’s Church, the salt warehouses, and the Old Port before choosing to return with your guide or explore at your leisure.

Explore Porto’s stunning architectural heritage, from the Romanesque and Gothic São Francisco Church to the opulent 19th-century Palácio da Bolsa.

Wander through the UNESCO-listed Ribeira Quarter, a charming riverside district filled with colorful buildings, lively cafés, and historic landmarks.

Visit a renowned wine cellar in Vila Nova de Gaia, where you'll learn about the history and production of the world-famous Porto Wine.

Visit the UNESCO-listed Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, the final destination of the renowned Camino de Santiago and the believed resting place of Apostle James.

Explore Obradoiro Square, home to the cathedral’s stunning façades, the historic Parador of the Reyes Católicos, and other remarkable landmarks.

Enjoy a guided tour of the cathedral’s grand interior, followed by free time to explore Santiago’s rich history and architecture at your own pace.

Discover Porto at your own pace with a convenient shuttle bus service

Stroll the colourful riverside and narrow streets of the Ribeira quarter with azulejo tiled decorations

Follow the legendary Camino de Santiago on its last 5-kilometer stretch, passing through scenic forests, gentle hills, and historic pathways before entering the heart of Santiago.

Arrive at the Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and explore its breathtaking Baroque, Neoclassical, and Romanesque façades, as well as the Holy Door, opened only in Jubilee Years.

Enjoy a guided Cathedral tour, witness the famous Botafumeiro incense burner, and receive a traditional Camino shell, symbolizing your unforgettable journey.

Explore the legendary Carnac alignments, where nearly 3,000 prehistoric standing stones, dating back 5,000 years, create one of the world’s most mysterious megalithic sites.

Visit the Kerzerho alignments in Erdeven, a remarkable site with ancient stones stretching nearly a mile, offering a glimpse into Brittany’s prehistoric past.

Enjoy a guided visit to a megalithic site, uncovering fascinating theories and historical insights about these enigmatic formations before returning to Lorient.

Discover La Coruna's charming old town, featuring iconic "galleries" with hundreds of reflective windows that earned the city its nickname. Stroll along the promenade, Europe’s longest, passing landmarks like the Castle of San Anton and its archaeological museum.

Marvel at the world’s oldest functioning Roman lighthouse, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, steeped in myth and history, including the legend of Hercules defeating the giant Gerion.

Experience the vibrant Maria Pita Square, home to the historic town hall and stories of heroism, before enjoying free time to explore La Coruna's shops, bars, and markets.

Walk in the Footsteps of Heroes – Visit the historic D-Day landing sites, including Omaha Beach and the American Cemetery, where the bravery and sacrifice of Allied soldiers are honored.

Immersive WWII History – Explore the Arromanches Landing Museum, where models and films bring to life the incredible engineering feats of the Mulberry harbors and Operation Overlord.

A Taste of Normandy – Enjoy a refined lunch at Château de la Chenevière, a charming countryside castle-turned-luxury hotel, offering a delightful culinary experience in an elegant setting.