Celebrity Equinox

Barcelona City Center Pick Up

This transfer is recommended for guests who have a confirmed reservation with Celebrity Cruises and are interested in transportation from Barcelona Sants Railway Station to the Barcelona Cruise Terminal. The designated meeting point is the Mc Donald outside of the train station, on the day of embarkation between 12:00PM and 12:45PM. The Bus will depart at 12:45PM. Emergency Contact: Tel: +34 93 301 22 44

Batalha & Alcobaça Monasteries

Embark on an unforgettable shore excursion that blends the serenity of ancient monasteries, the charm of countryside towns, and the awe-inspiring power of the Atlantic.

Cliffs, Palaces & Estates: Discovering Cape Roca & Sintra

Set out on a full-day shore excursion that guides you from the windswept cliffs of the Atlantic to the lush hills of Sintra and the historic vineyards of Colares.

Destination Highlight: A Taste of Tangier

Immerse yourself in the storied history and geological beauty of Tangier on a visit to the area’s most iconic sites, including a couple of extraordinary natural landmarks and a bustling marketplace.

Destination Highlight: Asilah, the White Pearl

Experience the natural splendor and architectural beauty of Asilah, as you explore its winding, colorful streets and discover why this charming coastal town has often been called the “Pearl of Morocco.”

Destination Highlight: Cadiz and Flamenco Show

Explore the city of Cadiz and experience the heart and soul of Andalucia with an unforgettable flamenco performance. First, you'll enjoy a guided drive through the city past the old Royal Prison, the Roman Theatre, and other sites. Continue on foot at the Plaza de España and go through the incredible Calle Ancha to see the Cathedral from the outside. Finally, it's time to feel the heartbeat of Andalucía with a rousing Flamenco performance featuring local song, dance, and guitar greats.

Destination Highlight: Charming Chiado and Bairro Alto

Destination Highlight: City Tour and Airport Transfer

A tour of this city should not be missed! You'll pass by the Sagrada Familia during your scenic drive and continue to Paseo de Gracia where you will see modernist buildings. You'll walk through the Gothic Quarter and external visit the Cathedral. You'll pass the Columbus Monument and then along Paralel Avenue and Espanya Square. Your coach will take you to the top of Montjuïc Hill, passing the Olympic facilities. At the tour's conclusion, guests will be taken to the airport.

Destination Highlight: Douro Valley Winery Tour

Your first stop is the charming Amarante, home to many artists and writers, for a brief stroll passing the Town Hall, the Roman Bridge, and S. Goncalo Church, followed by free time for visiting local pastry shops. Near Peso da Régua, visit a local winery, where you have the chance to learn more about port wine history as well as the table wines produced in the region. Indulge in a wine tasting and a lunch presenting traditional Portuguese gastronomy before spending some leisure time on your own to enjoy the tranquility of the Douro Region.

Destination Highlight: Fatima, Religious Sights

Explore the famous village of Fatima at your own pace. Legend has it that during a time of war, three young shepherds received the Blessed Virgin's call to peace (Fatima) in the Cova da Iria on May 13, 1917, and five times thereafter on the 13th day of each subsequent month. This and other legends are yours to discover as you enjoy approximately two hours in this revered town to explore at your leisure.

Destination Highlight: Guimaraes Birthplace of a Nation

Trace the fascinating history of Portugal in Guimarães, considered the country’s birthplace, while on a four-hour trip that includes narrated tours of its medieval palace, and free time in the historical center. A one-hour drive across Portugal’s scenic countryside leads you to Guimarães, a well-preserved medieval town where the first king of Portugal, Afonso Henriques was born. A top a hill overlooking old town you’ll visit from the outside Guimarães Castle to learn about the area’s storied history, royal legends and military background while exploring the king’s former residence. Then head and step inside Dukes of Bragaza Palace, a national monument dating back to the 1420s. Go from room to room in this regal estate, viewing period furniture, weaponry, large tapestries, knight’s armor, portraits and antique tableware. Outside you’ll embark on a commentated walking tour around narrow streets lined with iron verandas and stand before a 10th-century church in the town’s main square. Have a coffee stop at the city and enjoy about 30 minutes to freely shop or grab a bite before heading back to the pier.

Destination Highlight: Lisbon by Tram

Enjoy a scenic tram ride through Lisbon's historic areas and landmarks. Journey from the pier to your tram stop, where the tram will be waiting to take you on a ride up the hills of Lisbon. Enjoy as you venture through Alfama for a glimpse of the oldest section of Lisbon.

Destination Highlight: Lisbon City Sights

<p>Historical and beautiful, Portugal’s capital is a city full of surprises. You will start with a brief stop at the Alto do Parque Eduardo VII Belvedere, named in honor of England's King Edward Vll, who came to Lisbon in 1902 to reaffirm the Anglo-Portuguese alliance. From there you will pass by the statue of Pombal Marques, the man who re-planned the city after the earthquake of 1755. The drive will take you across the 25th April Bridge, sister of the Golden Gate in San Francisco, to the base of Christ the King statue, from where magnificent views over Lisbon can be seen. Your next photo stop will be at Jerónimos Monastery, this marvelous structure is one of the city’s finest examples of unique Manueline architecture. Before being driven back to the ship you will pass by the Belém Tower. At the Belem Tower, the turrets and open balconies make an interesting and historical snapshot.&nbsp</p>

Destination Highlight: Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais

Explore the towns of Lisbon, Sintra, and Cascais, discovering notable attractions along the way. After a visit to Cascais, you will admire the Atlantic Ocean coast and pass by Guincho Beach. You’ll enjoy lunch at Sintra, revered as one of the most beautiful places in Portugal. Back in Lisbon, you’ll have a photo stop at Jerónimos Monastery Church, a 16th Century Gothic masterpiece, and drive by the stunning Belém Tower.

Destination Highlight: Majestic Sceneries and Wine

Marvel at scenic views of Lisbon and the Atlantic from Arrábida Mountain and sample distinctive Portuguese wines during an exclusive tasting at JMF wine lodges. Immerse yourself in local heritage at JMF wine lodges in Azeitão village. You’ll learn about the production of one of the most famous moscatel brands in Portugal. Enjoy a tasting of one glass of moscatel and one red or white vintage. Then, continue to the secluded Arrábida National Park, where you’ll stop at a lookout at Arrábida Convent Belvedere, offering incredible mountain and ocean views. The name “Arrábida,” comes from the Arabic word meaning “prayer” and you’ll see why these woods have long been celebrated as a secluded and peaceful retreat.

Destination Highlight: Medieval Obidos

Journey back to medieval times as you explore the town of Obidos, a historic citadel dating back to 308 BC. A scenic drive through the verdant Portuguese countryside brings you to this remarkable town, situated on a hilltop and encircled by a fortified wall. Stroll through ancient cobblestone streets to discover the 17th century Parish Church of Santa Maria, with its striking blue and white tiles, Pillory Square, and an array of fine shops. THIS TOUR IS OPERATED BY A TOUR OPERATOR THAT HAS BEEN THIRD-PARTY VERIFIED TO AN INTERNATIONALLY RECOGNIZED SUSTAINABILITY STANDARD.

Destination Highlight: Miraculous Fatima

Travel to Fátima, one of the most celebrated and frequented sites of pilgrimages in the Catholic world. Visit the Chapel of the Apparitions built to mark the site of the apparition of Our Lady of Fatima in 1917. Afterward, enjoy a traditional lunch in a local restaurant. Spend time on your own in the basilica, learning more about the apparitions, visiting exhibitions in the shrine, praying, admiring the eclectic architecture, or browsing for religious mementos.

Destination Highlight: Oporto City and River Cruise

See Porto from every perspective on a panoramic drive. Pass by Foz do Douro and reach the city centre. Arrive to Ribeira side, Vila Nova de Gaia and embark on a boat cruise down the Douro River. Then, taste some wine at a local cellar.

Destination Highlight: Oporto Highlights

Discover the best of Porto on an exciting four-hour city exploration that takes you from the Palacio da Bolsa to a local wine cellar for delicious Porto tastings. On a panoramic coach drive you'll travel along the Avenue of the Allies past Clerigos Church and its sky-piercing bell tower. Then enjoy a guided tour of Palacio da Bolsa, a 19th-century Neoclassical estate and old exchange building be sure to check out the glass-domed Hall of Nations and the gold-gilded walls of Arabian Hall. Last but certainly not least is a trip to a renowned local wine cellar. Here you'll indulge your tastebuds with two glasses of Porto wine while delving into the history and production process of Portugal's famous vino.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Cadiz

This excursion begins with a panoramic drive through Cadiz where you will visit important monuments. You will explore monuments in the oldest quarter of the city such as Plaza España, Carmen's Church, Botanical Gardens, Santa Catalina and San Sebastian Castles, La Caleta Beach, Cathedral, Roman Theater, among others. Then, head to Jerez, a town where the climate is ideal for growing grapes known to yield the finest sherry wine. Judge for yourself with a tour and three glasses of wine at a local bodega.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Drive and Barbadillo Wine Tasting

Embark on a scenic journey to Cádiz's iconic landmarks, followed by a wine tasting at the historic Barbadillo Wine Cellar in Sanlúcar de Barrameda. Your adventure begins with a panoramic drive through the heart of Cádiz. Pass iconic landmarks including the Constitution Monument and Cádiz cathedral. Then, travel down an old road to Sanlúcar de Barrameda, arriving at the Barbadillo bodegas. The family began producing wine in 1821 and the cellar is renowned today for its production of fine “manzanilla” wine, sherry, and brandy. Enjoy a tour of the cellars where you'll learn about the wine-making process. Follow the grapes from the vine to the bottle. Then, sit back, relax, and sip four of the cellar's incredible vintages. CD79 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Porto

Explore Portugal’s second largest city, beautifully settled near the mouth of Douro’s river. From the comfort of your motor coach, your sightseeing begins by passing through several of Oporto’s landmarks namely Foz do Douro and Clerigos tower, enjoy a photostops at the 12th-century Romanesque-styled Oporto Cathedral. Stop at Morro Gardens. offering excellent views of the Douro Riverfront, before you continue to Aliados Avenue with granite buildings crowned with skylights. It is known as the city's "living room", where Porto inhabitants gather to celebrate special times. Enjoy some time on your own leisure before the drive back to the ship. Sightsee from the comfort of your vehicle on a tour of Porto's main landmarks, including Foz do Douro and Clerigos Tower. Continue to Aliados Avenue for free time in the city's living room, where locals often gather to celebrate special times. Stop for photos of the 12th-century Romanesque Porto Cathedral, one of the city's oldest monuments

Destination Highlight: Panoramic Tangier

Get a taste of Tangier’s varied cultures and traditions, as you explore a stunning natural landmark, take in the beautiful Moroccan architecture and relax with a traditional cup of tea.

Destination Highlight: Religions of Morocco

Enter a kaleidoscope of faith and unity with a visit to the charming city of Tangier, where you explore three different religious institutions and discover the country’s long tradition of religious tolerance.

Destination Highlight: Sintra and Cascais

Immerse yourself in the stunning beauty of Portugal’s breathtaking coastline and two of its most picturesque ancient towns—Cascais and Sintra. Begin your journey with a scenic drive along a beautiful coastal road bordering the River Tagus, passing through the fashionable resort of Estoril. The resort is said to be the inspiration for Sir Ian Fleming’s first James Bond adventure. Admire beautiful villas along a bay filled with traditional fishing boats when you arrive in Cascais. In the early 20th century Cascais evolved from a small fishing village to a glamorous resort after the Portuguese royal family started spending their summer vacations in the town. Explore the plaza, seaside café terraces, and small shops. Then, you’ll travel to Sintra, the favorite summer residence of the kings of Portugal. Lord Byron and Hans Christian Andersen also immortalized Sintra’s stunning beauty. Enjoy free time to explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site town.

Destination Highlight: Tangier and Asilah

Your immersion into Moroccan culture begins with an air-conditioned ride to Cape Spartel, a promontory located at the Strait of Gibraltar where you can enjoy panoramic views of the ocean from an elevation of 1,000 feet and admire the lighthouse perched on the end of the cape. Another scenic drive brings you to the town of Asilah on the northwestern tip of Morocco's Atlantic coast. What began as a trading port for the Phoenicians in 1,500 B.C., has since changed hands a number of times and now become a bustling and beautiful metropolis. Explore the resulting mix of architecture, art and culture, as you walk through the narrow streets and soak in the beauty of the Andalusian-style houses. Drive back to Tangier and Indulge in local cuisine with a delicious lunch at a nearby venue. Start your visit to Tangier and discover its medina, where you set out on a comprehensive guided walk through one of the city's most historic and architecturally interesting areas. The kasbah (fort) was once the traditional residence of the sultan and his harem, but now houses one of Tangier's most fashionable residential quarters.

Destination Highlight: Tangier and Tetouan

Discover the rich culture, storied history and stunning natural beauty of two Moroccan port cities with a visit to Tétouan, a UNESCO World Heritage site affectionally nicknamed the “White Dove," and the ancient fortress of Tangier.

Destination Highlight: Tetouan UNESCO Heritage

Discover why Tétouan has been nicknamed the “White Dove,” as you explore this UNESCO World Heritage Site, visit a unique museum and soak in the rich culture of a beautiful city steeped in history.

Destination Highlight: Traditional Sailing at Tagus River

Cruise along the Tagus River, the longest in the Iberian Peninsula, while taking in Lisbon’s best views and learning its rich history of transporting goods.

Destination Highlight: White Villages and Countryside

Discover a more tranquil side of Spain on a tour of the Andalusian countryside. After sightseeing in Cadiz, you'll drive to Vejer de la Frontera, a town of cobbled streets, and charming shops. Continue along the coast to Trafalgar Cape for a photo stop at the historic lighthouse. Then, if traffic permits, make your way to Conil de la Frontera, a typical Andalusian resort town nestled between two pine forests overlooking the Mediterranean.

Fado Evening Dinner & Show

Step into the heart of Lisbon’s musical soul with an unforgettable shore excursion dedicated to Fado, one of the most cherished symbols of Portuguese identity.

History and Seaside: Exploring Mafra and Cascais

From the awe-inspiring halls of Mafra Palace—one of Europe’s grandest Baroque treasures—to the sun-kissed lanes of Cascais and the windswept dunes of Guincho Beach, this shore excursion offers a vivid tapestry of culture, architecture, and natural splendor.

Independent Exploration: Cascais on your own

Treat yourself to free time to explore Cascais’s cosmopolitan pedestrian-friendly streets, museums, shops, cafés, and beaches. Cascais has transformed itself from a quaint fishing village to a popular resort favored by European nobility and kings in the early part of the 20th century. Today, Cascais is a lively cosmopolitan town featuring unique boutiques, elegant pedestrian-friendly streets, and fascinating museums. Marechal Carmona Park offers lovely gardens and a children’s play area. Stroll past luxurious villas or just take some time to bask in the sun at one of the local beaches. Have a cappuccino at a local café, or treat yourself to a decadent meal at one of the fine restaurants. On your way to Cascais, you’ll enjoy a scenic drive past Estoril with its lovely coast and famous casino. Then enjoy leisure time to explore Cascais on your own. LSE6

Independent Exploration: Seville on your own

Explore Seville, one of the most beautiful cities in Spain, at your own pace. You'll have approximately 3.5 hours of free time to discover the city's many monuments and attractions, including Seville Cathedral, the third largest church in the world, and Santa Cruz quarter, a picturesque neighborhood filled with artisan shops, cafes, and centuries-old gardens. Your coach will be waiting to return you to the port of Cadiz where the ship is docked.

Kasbah Walking Tour

Indulge in the sights, sounds and flavors of Tangier, as you explore an ancient kasbah and immerse yourself in the vibrant energy of a bustling marketplace.

Monasteries & Medieval Villages - 2 Day Overland

From Lisbon’s maritime monuments and the sacred sanctuary of Fátima to the Gothic grandeur of Batalha and the medieval charm of Óbidos, this immersive two-day shore excursion through some of the country’s most iconic UNESCO World Heritage sites blends history, architecture, faith, and natural beauty.

Small Group: Cadiz, Jerez and Sherry Cellars Visit

See Cádiz’s iconic landmarks and Old Quarter, discover Caleta Beach, and visit a cellar in the beautiful Jerez de la Frontera wine country, known for its production of sherry. Your guide will introduce you to Cádiz’s incredible historic monuments and architecture. In particular, you’ll admire the town’s lovely cathedral and the Constitution Monument. Then, take the old road to Jerez de la Frontera and marvel as the landscape changes from the dry coastal lands to the fertile and lush landscape of Jerez. Jerez de la Frontera dates back to Phoenician times, but the area rose to prominence under the Moors, where it served as a border town. Reminders of Moorish Spain remain in sites including the Alcázar and the Arab baths (panoramic views from the outside). At the cellars, you’ll uncover the secrets of sherry production, from grape cultivation to bottling. Enjoy two glasses of sherry before returning to the ship. CD09 This tour is provided by an operator that has been third-party certified to meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council's Criteria for Tour Operators.

Small Group: City Hidden Treasures

Uncover one of Lisbon's best kept secrets - the Palace of the Marquis de Fronteira, on this panoramic adventure into the heart of Lisbon. The Palace of the Marquis de Fronteira is a private estate that has been handed down from generation to generation. The palace is inhabited by the Fronteira family to this day and houses an important collection that is significant to the history of Portugal. Marvel at a magnificent collection of tiles that reflect the 18th century decorative art trend of blue and white tile paneling. After strolling the palace's gardens and exploring its breathtaking halls, you'll enjoy a scenic drive through Lisbon, viewing iconic landmarks. Then, sit back and unwind at a local tavern over two Portuguese appetizers.

Small Group: City Walking Tour and Bell Tower Visit

Take a stroll through Cadiz history with stops at three of the city's most popular attractions, with a coffee stop and time for shopping included.

Small Group: Cooking at the Blue Door

Indulge in the rich flavors of Moroccan cuisine with a visit to an authentic souk, where you attend a hands-on cooking class and learn how to prepare a typical Moroccan meal.

Small Group: Flavors of Cadiz

Discover the flavors of Cadiz on this fascinating journey to Abastos Market where you'll accompany by an expert guide and source the freshest local ingredients, followed by a visit to El Faro Restaurant for a sampling of Spanish delicacies. Begin your journey with a brief exterior visit to Cádiz's magnificent Cathedral, an iconic baroque and neoclassical masterpiece that dominates the city's skyline. Then arrive to the Abastos Market. Stroll through this fascinating market dates back to 1837 and features 150 stalls of fish, seafood, meat, vegetables, fruit, pork, and tapas. Admire the abundant stalls. Meet local producers, visit delicatessens, and learn about Cadiz's regional crafts. Then, you'll walk to the El Faro Restaurant a celebrated culinary institution where traditional Andalusian cuisine reaches its finest expression where you'll enjoy a traditional meal prepared using fresh regional ingredients. Indulge in the sumptuous flavors of the area, sampling Potatoes dressed in “El Faro” style, with chives, parsley, sherry vinegar and extra virgin olive oil - Cabracho Pâté with artisan mayonnaise and toasted bread - Cold or Hot Cream (depending on season)- The Shrimp Omelet from Salinas de El Faro de Cádiz - Meat stew in sauce with instant fries- ½ Pedro Ximénez Raisin Ice Cream , white wine, beer, or soft drinks. After this immersive exploration of Cádiz's culinary heritage, return to the ship with a deeper appreciation for the region's gastronomic traditions and the flavors that define this historic coastal city.

Small Group: Lisbon by Tuk Tuk

Board a tuk-tuk, an open-air, four-wheeled electric vehicle, named for the sound it makes as it travels through the streets of ancient Lisbon. Led by your English-speaking driver, imagine yourself back in the Middle Ages as you thread through narrow and twisting alleys, stopping at a viewpoint in the Graça quarter for exceptional views of the city. Gaze out over the city and take in its remarkable sites, including the medieval Saint Georges Castle, the 25th of April Bridge and the Tagus River. Next, make your way to Rossio Square, in the heart of the downtown, where you'll see an array of beautiful churches, cozy cafes, and high-end shops and boutiques. Stop along the way to shoot that perfect photo and pause for refreshments, which can include port wine, or local products. Then travel to Sao Pedro de Alcantara Belvedere to admire more breathtaking views before returning to the ship.

Small Group: Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais

Enjoy the exclusive opportunity to explore the best of Lisbon, Sintra and Cascais in an intimate group setting. Explore the towns of Lisbon, Sintra, and Cascais, discovering notable attractions along the way. After a visit to Cascais you will admire the Atlantic Ocean coast and pass by Guincho Beach. You'll enjoy lunch at Sintra, revered as one of the most beautiful places in Portugal. Back in Lisbon, you'll have a photo stop at Jeronimos Monastery Church, a 16th Century Gothic masterpiece, and drive by the stunning Belem Tower.

Small Group: Monserrate Palace

Enjoy a day out in Sintra, a UNESCO World Heritage site, at the lovely Monserrate Palace and gardens, an imposing property was first built in the 18th century and it passed on to several influential and wealthy owners including William Beckford and Francis Cook. It was the later who turned Monserrate into a curious but aesthetically pleasing mix of various architectural styles when he decided to build a summer home from the remains of an existing structure. He surrounded it by flower gardens and exotic plants from faraway countries, all there for you to discover while strolling around the property grounds. During the visit, indulge in Sintra's beloved traditional pastries, called queijadas and travesseiros, accompanied by mineral water, coffee, tea, or juice. Top the experience off with free time in the romantic town center of Sintra, a favorite of nobility, who built their manor houses there in days gone by.

Small Group: Moroccan Tea and Bread Experience

Find out why it’s always tea o’clock in Morocco with a visit to a true Moroccan souk, before learning how to prepare an authentic cup of peppermint tea and making your very own loaf of bread.

Small Group: Scenic Oporto Wine and Appetizers

Discover the best of Porto on an exciting four-hour city exploration that takes you to WOW (World of Wine) for delicious taste. On a panoramic coach drive you’ll travel along the Aliados Avenue past Clerigos Church and its sky-piercing bell tower. Last but certainly not least is a trip to WOW (World of Wine). Here you’ll indulge your taste buds with a cocktail made with Porto wine (Porto Tonic) while admiring the amazing view of the river and Porto city. njoy the sites on your panoramic drive, passing by Foz, Clérigos Tower, and Aliados Avenue, the heart of the city. Stop at Porto Cathedral, originally a 12th-century Romanesque building adorned with works by great Portuguese artists, to take photos and explore on your own. Walk along the D. Luis Bridge towards Morro Garden and Pilar Mountain in Vila Nova de Gaia, to admire the excellent views of the emblematic Porto and Gaia historical areas. Ride alongside the Douro River via a cable car and see traditional Rabelo boats once used to transport the Port wine barrels from the Douro region to Gaia. Walk to the World of Wine for a Porto Tónico cocktail.

Small Group: Umberto Pasti's Garden and Asilah

Experience the stunning natural beauty of Asilah, a charming coastal town where vibrant murals, delectable local cuisine and the tranquil oasis of a secret garden captivate each one of your senses.

Small Group: Water Trails of Lisbon

Embark on an exciting sightseeing adventure across some of Lisbon’s most daring sites: the Lisbon Aqueduct, Mãe de Água reservoir, and Loreto Gallery. Your adventure begins at the historic Lisbon Aqueduct, built in 1746 to provide the city with its first supply of clean drinking water. Known locally as the Aqueduto das Águas Livres, this remarkable structure is composed of 109 stone arches – the tallest stone arches in the world when they were built – and spans an impressive 36 miles (58 kilometers) in length. By far, the aqueduct’s most striking feature is the network of 14 arches that cross over the Alcântara Valley, the tallest of which rise to a spectacular 213 feet (65 meters) from the ground, with a span of 95 feet (29 meters). Today, you’ll have the incredible opportunity to walk the magnificent aqueduct, passing through the monumental arch of Alcântara Valley. After, you’ll visit the Mãe de Água reservoir. From this reservoir, water was gravity-fed without interruption to the various fountains around the city through a system of five principal galleries. The Loreto Gallery formed part of the system and provided water to several major fountains of Lisbon. An underground passage will lead you to a beautiful belvedere in S. Pedro de Alcântara. After admiring an impressive view, your guide will lead you on a scenic walk toward the Chiado area, a famous Lisbon neighborhood teeming with historic cafés and shops, and frequented by both artists and fashionistas alike. Here, you’ll enjoy free time to soak in the beauty and historic significance of the area, shop, or relax before returning to the port.

St. Vicente Sunset & Alfama Stroll

From sacred sites to winding medieval streets, this cultural shore excursion reveals Lisbon through the story of its patron saint, along with a stroll through its most iconic district.

Sunset Catamaran Sightseeing

Trade the bustle of the city for the gentle sway of the Tagus River on a private catamaran shore excursion that tells a tale of Lisbon’s rich past and vibrant present.

Ultimate Hop-on, Hop-Off Experience - Barcelona (Ends at BCN Airport)

Discover what makes Barcelona such a magical city as you ride an open-air, double-decker bus through the sparkling city, with more than 30 iconic spots awaiting you before you're brought to the airport to catch your flight.

Winemaker for a Day (Quinta de Catravalos)

Indulge in the flavors and landscapes of Portugal’s renowned Setúbal wine region, where rolling vineyards meet the dramatic backdrop of the Arrábida mountains on this fruitful shore excursion.