On the Douro, a region strongly influenced by port wine awaits you. Breathtaking vineyards adorn the banks as you cruise along one of the most important rivers in northern Portugal. In addition to the alcoholic delights, you can also discover the history of the valley. Towns such as Regua or Pinhao will win you over with a mixture of museums that show how the Douro Valley has developed and nature that will leave you speechless. The trip is rounded off with Porto, where you can always discover something new.
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High tea: once per trip, a selection of sweet and savory treats such as scones, sandwiches, cupcakes, chocolates, macarons and various teas
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Daily freshly stocked mini-bar in the cabin
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Welcome sparkling wine in the cabin
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Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
Porto
Porto enchants with its winding and picturesque streets that make up the capital of northern Portugal. Here you can take a walk through the medieval center to visit the Clérigos Tower and the Cathedral, take the streetcar to the mouth of the Douro River or enjoy a boat ride in one of the "Rabelos", the famous wooden port wine boats, while admiring the beautiful bridges of the city. During a visit to Porto, of course, a detour to one of the port wine cellars should not be missed, where you can taste the local port wine in a noble atmosphere.
Regua
Regua, also known as Peso da Régua, is a charming town in the north of Portugal, located in the heart of the famous Douro Valley wine-growing region. This idyllic town on the banks of the Douro River is surrounded by majestic vineyards and terraced hillsides that stretch picturesquely across the valley. Regua is the center of Portuguese viticulture and is known for its delicious port wine. The city is a popular destination for wine lovers who want to visit the renowned wineries to taste the local wine varieties and learn more about the region's rich wine-making tradition. In addition to viticulture, Regua also offers a rich history and culture.
Pocinho
Pocinho is a small village in the north of Portugal, located on the banks of the Douro River. This small but charming municipality is known for its breathtaking natural landscape and its close connection to the river. The surroundings of Pocinho are characterized by steep slopes covered with vines and offer spectacular views of the Douro Valley. The region is a paradise for nature lovers and adventurers who enjoy hiking, cycling or boating to explore the beauty of the landscape. Despite its more rural atmosphere, Pocinho also offers cultural attractions such as the architecturally impressive Pocinho Dam Castle and the nearby archaeological museum, which offers insights into the history of the region. All in all, Pocinho is a quiet and idyllic village that enchants visitors with its natural beauty, rich history and relaxed lifestyle.
Vega Terrón
Vega Terrón is known for its breathtaking natural landscape, making it the perfect base from which to explore the beauty and diversity of the border region between Portugal and Spain and to take unforgettable trips to the nearby towns and countryside. From Vega Terrón, you can take an exciting trip to Salamanca, a fascinating Spanish city known for its historic architecture and lively atmosphere. Visitors can visit the impressive Plaza Mayor, the old university and the magnificent cathedral and enjoy the vibrant life of the city. Another worthwhile excursion from Vega Terrón is Freixo de Espada à Cinta, a small village in the heart of the Douro Internacional Natural Park. Here, visitors can explore unspoiled nature, visit traditional villages and taste local specialties.
Pinhao
Pinhão is located in the center of the Douro wine region and is home to many of the historic Port wineries. Here you can enjoy the sight of the pretty vineyards while enjoying a delicious glass of port. But it's not just the port wine, the train station building is also a tourist magnet. This building, dating from the 19th century, is completely covered with artistic tile paintings from the inside..
Entre-os-Rios
Entre-os-Rios is a charming municipality in Portugal that owes its name to its location between the Douro and Tâmega rivers. This idyllic town is located in the Norte region, about 50 kilometers east of Porto, and offers a rich mix of natural beauty, historical heritage and local culture.
ALWAYS WITH YOU
Our VIVA All-Inclusive
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Full board with breakfast buffet, lunch, dinner (multi-course gourmet menus, served at the table) and snacks with free choice of table and flexible meal times.
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All day high quality hot and cold non-alcoholic beverages and a selection of alcoholic beverages; have a look at our bar menu
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High Tea: once per trip a selection of sweet and savory treats such as scones, sandwiches, cupcakes, chocolates and macarons. A variety of teas are offered to match
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daily freshly stocked minibar and reusable water bottle in the cabin
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A warm welcome with a welcome champagne - here's to a wonderful stay on board
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Selected beauty products from RITUALS
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Free WLAN on board - for undisturbed reception
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Tips for the entire crew
PORTO MIRANTE
The PORTO MIRANTE is specially adapted to the special features of the Douro and its locks and will make its maiden voyage in 2024. It offers space for 120 guests in 60 double cabins. The upper and middle decks have French balconies and all cabins face outwards.
On board the PORTO MIRANTE, guests have access to two restaurants and a fitness room with state-of-the-art equipment. In addition, the newest Douro ship in the fleet has a panoramic lounge with bar and a skylounge that extends over two decks. Other features of the ship include an on-board store, a spacious sun deck with a pool and sun loungers. An elevator connects all decks (except the sun deck). The ship is fully air-conditioned.Â
There are 24 spacious cabins on both the Diamond Deck and the Ruby Deck, each with a French balcony inviting you to enjoy the beautiful view. On the Emerald Deck, the 2-bed cabins have windows that cannot be opened. All cabins are perfectly equipped with a flat-screen TV, included minibar, Nespresso® machine, beauty products from RITUALS®, hairdryer, safe, air conditioning, shower and WC and leave nothing to be desired.
Commisioning
2024
Length / Width
80 / 11.45
Decks
3
Crew
30
Passengers
120
DECK PLAN
Bookable Excursions
Please note that not all excursions listed here may be available on your itinerary. You will receive further information about the bookable excursions with your travel documents as well as on board.