<p>Four days in Spain's Canary Islands open this voyage via Africa to the capital of Portugal. Departing Gran Canaria, we spend two days in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, the ideal opportunity to visit San Cristóbal de La Laguna, recognized by UNESCO for its architectural riches, before heading to Lanzarote to admire the striking volcanic landscape. Next, we switch continents to Africa and call by Morocco, where Agadir's history absorbs and Casablanca's jumble of streets and markets invigorate. Returning to Europe, we reach Portimão on Portugal's Algarve for an irresistible chance to sunbathe on its long stretches of sand. An overnight stay in Lisbon marks the end of our voyage, with plenty of time to sample the city's old-world charm – as well as its delicious custard tarts.</p>

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<p>Las Palmas is the capital of Gran Canaria, in the Canary Islands. You can hit the beach without leaving the city - its waterfront is blessed with sandy stretches shelving into gentle blue waters. For a fix of Spanish culture, head to the Vegueta, Las Palmas&#39; picturesque Old Town, where the narrow cobbled streets are lined with grand houses in traditional Canarian architectural style, and squares like Plaza de Santa Ana are dotted with palm trees and low-key bars and cafes. Playa El Confital offers tranquil rock pools and secluded coves popular with naturists.</p>

<p>Santa Cruz de Tenerife is a city steeped in history. The island&#39;s spectrum of vistas goes from sea to sky, from golden beaches to lush mountains, including the stunning UNESCO Biosphere Reserve Anaga Mountain. As the vibrant capital of the island, Santa Cruz offers a plethora of activities; enjoy the historic downtown (where you can admire the colonial architecture and visit the Church of the Immaculate Conception) or relax on the golden sands of Playa de las Teresitas. Culinary enthusiasts won&#39;t be left wanting either - savor local Canarian dishes, including the indomitable Papas Arrugadas con Mojo (small, boiled potatoes with a red or green sauce). The destination&#39;s origins date back to the 15th century when it served as a crucial stopover for explorers en route to the New World when Alonso Fernández de Lugo arrived on the island of Tenerife and conquered the indigenous Guanche kingdoms. In the region where Santa Cruz now stands, the Guanches had a settlement known as Añazo, which was later destroyed by the Spanish.</p>

<p>Witness the stunning natural beauty of Tenerife&#39;s volcanic landscape with a visit to Mount Teide National Park.<br>Declared a national park in 1954, Mount Teide National Park is a UNESCO World Heritage site known for its striking geological features. The park boasts an enormous volcanic crater with a circumference of over 29 miles (47 kilometers). Rising majestically from the center of this crater is Mount Teide, standing at an impressive 12,270 feet (3,680 meters) above sea level. The peak, often capped with snow in winter, provides a dramatic backdrop against the blue skies of Tenerife.<br>Upon arrival at the park, you will have free time to explore the area around the Parador Visitor&#39;s Centre. Here, you can take in the breathtaking views, capture stunning photographs, and learn more about the unique volcanic terrain. After exploring the incredible Mount Teide National Park and before returning to the pier, you&#39;ll make a delightful stop at a local café. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy a traditional Canarian pastry, cake and a drink.</p>

<p>The volcanic origins of Tenerife can be evidenced in all their natural splendor at Mount Teide National Park, home to an enormous crater and the highest mountain in all the Spanish territory. This half-day excursion includes a sightseeing drive through Santa Cruz and historic La Laguna and is highlighted by a scenic visit to Mount Teide National Park.</p>

Mount Teide National Park

<div>Depart the pier for the scenic drive across the island and towards the Orotava Valley. This immense, fertile valley at the foot of Mount Teide extends all the way to the sea. A photo stop is made at the Humboldt Viewpoint to take in the spectacular panorama. Over 200 years ago, the naturalist Alexander von Humboldt described the vista as the loveliest prospect of his travels. From here, proceed with the drive to Puerto de la Cruz, site of the historic Orchid Gardens.</div><div>The Botanical Garden was built and inaugurated at the end of the 18th century, by order of King Carlos III. Today, its surface is greater than 20.000 m², 20.000 m² of pure beauty. Its official name is the Acclimatisation Gardens of La Orotava. The gardens have an important collection of autochthonous plants, such as large collections of tropical and subtropical plants that adapt perfectly to the island&#39;s climate and you won&#39;t find anywhere in this part of the world. The Garden&#39;s pathways zigzag through a cocktail of colours and gorgeous smells, under the shade of trees and palm trees and under the shelter of a clean air atmosphere.</div><div>Enjoy a stroll at your own pace to discover Puerto de la cruz. Following this, you will return the drive back to the pier.</div>

<p>The Orotava Valley of Tenerife is home to an abundance of diverse flora and fauna that highlight the splendor of the island. This half-day excursion through the scenic Orotava Valley underscores the unparalleled beauty of its diverse landscapes and seascapes.</p>

Orotava Valley & Puerto de la Cruz

<p>Your adventure begins at the iconic Nuestra Señora de Africa Market, housed in a neocolonial building, is a vibrant hub for local produce. As you explore the bustling stalls, offering fresh fruits, vegetables, meats, and other regional specialties, your guide will share fascinating insights into Canarian ingredients and culinary traditions. After, you will drive to a traditional winery nestled in the scenic countryside. Here, you&#39;ll enjoy a guided tour that introduces you to the art of Canarian winemaking, which has been honed over centuries. Following the tour, indulge in a wine tasting session, where you can sample a selection of exquisite local wines. The final experience of the day is a hands-on 'Mojo Pícon and Canarian Potatoes' workshop. Mojo Pícon is a quintessential Canarian sauce that can be red or green, made with ingredients like coriander, parsley, or pumpkin. Under the guidance of a skilled chef, you&#39;ll learn how to prepare this versatile sauce. This interactive workshop not only teaches you the recipe but also offers a deeper understanding of the culinary heritage of the Canary Islands.</p>

<p>Experience the flavors of the Canary Islands on this immersive culinary tour, Begin at Nuestra Señora de África Market, exploring vibrant stalls with fresh local produce. Next, visit a traditional winery for a guided tour and wine tasting. Conclude with a hands-on 'Mojo Pícon and Canarian Potatoes' workshop, learning to make this iconic sauce under a skilled chef&#39;s guidance.</p>

Canarian Culinary Journey

<div>Explore the rich history and unique attractions of southeastern Tenerife on this captivating tour. Begin at the Pyramids of Güímar Ethnographic Park, home to six intriguing stepped pyramids, each about four meters high. The origins of these structures, believed to be around 5,000 to 7,000 years old, remain a mystery, but they are thought to have been used for religious rites and astronomical observations. The accompanying museum offers insights into similar pyramids worldwide and the ancient civilizations that constructed them.</div><div>Next, visit the Poisonous Garden within the park, where you&#39;ll discover over 70 species of the world&#39;s most dangerous plants. This fascinating exhibit reveals the hidden dangers in plants that are often part of our daily lives.</div><div>The tour continues to the town of La Candelaria, where you&#39;ll visit the Basilica of Our Lady of Candelaria. Learn about the history and significance of this seaside temple and view the revered statue of La Morenita, the Virgin of Candelaria. Before concluding the tour, stop in front of the basilica to see the impressive sculptures of the 9 Menceyes, the leaders of the indigenous tribes that inhabited the Canary Islands before the arrival of the Spanish.</div>

<p>This is a tour for passionates of history, you will visit the ethnographic park of Guimar pyramids which have a great cultural, historic, and astronomic importance. Afterwards we&#39;ll continue our jorney to Candelaria and visit the Black Madonna, the patron saint of the whole of the Canary Islands.</p>

Culture & History of Tenerife

<p>Discover the historical center of La Laguna, one of the most iconic locations on the island, designated as a UNESCO World Heritage Site for its universal and exceptional value as a unique example of a non-walled colonial city. With your knowledgeable guide, delve into fascinating stories, such as the voyages of Christopher Columbus and the notorious pirate attacks that once threatened the city centuries ago. After exploring La Laguna, embark on a panoramic drive through the bustling capital of the Canary Islands, Santa Cruz. As you travel through its lively streets, your guide will provide insightful commentary on the region&#39;s rich history and diverse culture. You&#39;ll pass by notable landmarks, and explore charming neighborhoods, all while taking in stunning coastal views. Before returning to the ship, enjoy some time at the famous Nuestra Señora de Africa Market. This vibrant market boasts over 300 stalls filled with fresh local produce, offering a feast for the senses and a perfect opportunity to experience the flavors of the island.</p>

<p>Explore La Laguna, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and hear stories about Christopher Columbus and pirate attacks. Enjoy a panoramic drive through Santa Cruz, learning about its history and culture. Conclude the tour at the bustling Nuestra Señora de Africa Market with over 300 stalls of local produce.</p>

Discovering La Laguna & Santa Cruz

<div>Start your journey with a panoramic drive to Los Cristianos, where you&#39;ll arrive at the diving center on the beach. After a brief introduction and safety briefing, you&#39;ll set off in your kayak, paddling toward the majestic PalmMar rocks. The route takes you along the scenic coastline, offering breathtaking views of the rugged cliffs and the vast ocean. As you paddle, keep an eye out for dolphins that often appear, swimming gracefully alongside the kayaks - a truly magical sight.</div><div><br></div><div>Upon reaching the PalmMar rocks, you&#39;ll pause at a renowned snorkeling site, known for its crystal-clear waters and abundant marine life. Here, you&#39;ll immerse yourself in the underwater world, guided by our professional instructors. Equipped with a mask, snorkel, and neoprene suit, you&#39;ll explore vibrant coral reefs and observe a variety of fish species. If luck is on your side, you might even encounter the friendly Canary turtles that inhabit these waters.</div><div><br></div><div>After the snorkeling session, the adventure continues as you kayak further along the coastline, exploring the impressive caves and caverns carved into the cliffs by relentless waves. These natural formations offer a unique perspective of Tenerife&#39;s geological beauty, adding an extra layer of wonder to your journey. Once the exploration is complete, you&#39;ll paddle back to the beach, where you&#39;ll be guided back to your ship, leaving you with unforgettable memories of your adventure.</div>

<p>Embark on an unforgettable 2-hour kayaking and snorkeling adventure that begins on the picturesque beach of Los Cristianos, Tenerife. This experience combines the thrill of kayaking along the stunning Atlantic coastline with the awe-inspiring exploration of vibrant underwater life through snorkeling.</p>

Kayak & Snorkel Los Cristianos

<p>Packed with endlessly varied landscapes, traditional villages, busy towns, gastronomic delights, and a thriving local culture, Lanzarote is one of the most diverse islands in the Canaries. The island has escaped mass tourism and the vibe here is decidedly Canarian but firmly Spanish. The capital city showcases its 17th-century heritage with pride which is apparent everywhere in Arrecife: from hearty fish stews to Andalucian-inspired architecture. Head to the old quarter to visit the beautiful San Ginés Church for its Mudéjar-style ceiling or head north to leafy Haria for the Casa-Museo César Manrique, a museum set in the local artist and designer&#39;s house. The entire island is a UNESCO Geopark so guests venturing outside of the city should expect a lunar-like landscape, especially if they venture to Timanfaya National Park, just 30 minutes from Arrecife.</p>

<p>César Manrique&#39;s pioneering vision of how man and the environment interact inspired many of the island&#39;s top spots. Even till this day his vision still influences how Canary people think about their islands and especially Lanzarote. This artist from Lanzarote knew how to transform the volcanic caves into a place full of peace, silence, harmony and beauty. The blue, white, green and black colors get mixed up and give these places an amazing pulchritude which makes your imagination and dreams fly. Take the chance to visit Manrique&#39;s creations like Jardin de Cactus and Jameos del Agua, places where the buildings engage in a constant dialog with the natural surroundings, making the volcano and architectonic elements blend in mutual respect. According to César Manrique, Lanzarote is the most beautiful place on Earth and if people could see it through his eyes they would definitely think likewise.</p>

<p>Discover some of Cesar Manrique&#39;s Jewels and learn about his vision and influence on the Canary people.</p>

Cesar Manrique & Lanzarote&#39;s Gems

<span>Back in centuries some literary references to Canary wine where already made by William Shakespeare in some of his key works such as Henry IV. We could interpret through these old references that the origins of this wine are ancient. Malmsey is the main protagonist of this variety of wine, and it is so the area of Geria, where the vine-growers have faced a hostile way of soil of lava, shortage of rain and strong marine winds. Along this tour you will discover the secrets of harvesting and producing of wine in this region, where the malmsey grape wine triumphs for the atmospheric conditions unique in the area generating great wide range of dry and sweet wines. The experience takes you to two of the most iconic cellars of the island in a wonderful route across the arid and volcanic landscapes of the region that will seduce you with its brown, amber elegantly colored wines.</span>

<p>Along this wine tasting tour, you&#39;ll discover the secrets of harvesting and producing wine from a volcanic region, where the Malvasia grape wine dominates. This experience takes you to two of the most iconic cellars of Lanzarote on a panoramic route across the arid and volcanic landscapes.</p>

Wine Tasting in Lanzarote

 <br><span>If it were not for the intense blue of the sky, many photos taken in Lanzarote could be mistaken for landscapes from the Moon. The National Park of Timanfaya offers a unique location with an unusual landscape and a deserted beauty and it is the only national park in the Spanish network that is of an eminently geological nature, since it is the result of the volcanic eruptions that took place between 1720 and 1736, and in 1824. Join your guide to learn everything related to the island and it&rsquo;s attractive. After experiencing the unique landscape of Timanfaya from the comfort of your coach, the day will continue to see El Golfo area where the breakers hit the coast, sneak up and rise through the gaps between the rocks and it seems that the water is boiling. Before driving back to the pier make a stop for a local wine tasting in one of the most popular wineries of the island. Do not miss the opportunity to explore this amazing terrain and its otherworldly beauty.</span>&nbsp;<br>

 <br><span>Experience the lunar-like beauty of Timanfaya National Park, and a private tour and tasting in a wine cellar.</span><br>

National Park of Timanfaya & Local Wine

 <br><span>In this experience you will be driving a Renault Twizy electric car through Lanzarote, enjoying in an environmentally friendly manner the island and its attractive. Whilst on tour, you will visit the Cesar Manrique Foundation (FCM), founded by Cesar Manrique in 1983 and became operational in 1992. Its headquarters is at the artist&#39;s former home at Taro de Tahiche. Sited in an extraordinary palm grove, the Cesar Manrique Museum and home is the most valuable example of the artist&#39;s interpretation and re-creation of the values of traditional domestic architecture on Lanzarote. Starting from the ruins of a former rural manor, in his approach he applied modern criteria while exalting traditional local construction and its harmonization with nature. Continue towards the Crater Volcano Cuervo, located between the National Park of Timanfaya and La Geria. It is a volcano of rather small dimensions. According to the volcanological history, the first volcano to open was known today at the grassroots level with the same of La Caldera de los Cuervos. A short technical stop will be done in La Geria to recharge the Twizy before heading back to Puerto del Carmen.</span>&nbsp;<br>

 <br><span>Drive an environmentally-friendly Twizy electric car through Lanzarote during this exhilarating half-day excursion.</span>&nbsp;<br>

Island Drive by Twizy

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p>

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p>

Private Half-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p></p>

Private Full-Day Car & English-Speaking Guide

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p>

Private Half-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

Private Full-Day Van & English-Speaking Guide

With visions of Bergman and Bogart filling the imagination, it&#39;s easy to explore the French-colonial design and narrow alleyways of the old Medina, and bargain-filled souks are reminders of mysterious days past. Yet this gleaming city has a firm grasp on the 21st century and today encompasses broad palm-lined boulevards, attractive public parks and soaring high-rises.

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Experience the historic splendor, landmarks, and art deco architecture of Casablanca during this scenic, full-day sightseeing exploration of the city.&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'> <br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>Depart the pier and proceed to the awe-inspiring Hassan II Mosque. The Mosque is the second-largest mosque in the Islamic world. This magnificent building is both overwhelming in its grandeur and exquisite in its detail. It can hold 25,000 people and the foundations are built partly on land and partly over the water. Some of the ceilings are over 200 feet tall (70 meters), and a part of this amazing and sacred building has a retractable roof. The construction of the Mosque began in 1980 and was completed in 1993.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'><br /></span><span data-contrast='auto'>It is the only mosque in Morocco where non-Muslims are allowed to enter inside. This law dates to a French governor of Christian origin who passed the law to ensure that none of his countrymen inadvertently offended the local Muslim communities by entering mosques without following the correct protocol &ndash; this law still stands today.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>After re-boarding your vehicle, drive through the elegant residential district of Anfa, the original site of Casablanca, and a far cry from the hustle and bustle of this large commercial city.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Proceed to an upscale restaurant where a traditional Moroccan lunch will be served.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>After lunch, you will continue to the Jewish Museum, where you will see a wide collection of articles that show the country&#39;s undeniable connection with Judaism.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Your next stop is the New Medina, or &#39;Habbous Quarter&#39; for a short stroll through this historic part of the city, lined with souks, shops, and a warren of alleyways. Also, here you will have the opportunity to admire the Royal Palace.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'><br /></span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>After spending time at the Habbous re-board the vehicle to continue the exploration of the city.&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Notre de Dame de Lourdes is the Catholic church, with an exquisite architecture in the middle of the city, and also a good example how Christianity is also respected in this Muslim country.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Finally, you will have your last and final stop at Mohammed V Square for a photo opportunity before returning to the ship.</span></p>

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'>Venture through the magnificent city of Casablanca. Explore the city&#39;s most fascinating </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'>destinations.</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'> You will enjoy a stroll in the new Medina (also known as </span><span class='NormalTextRun SpellingErrorV2Themed SCXW251932054 BCX0'>Habbous</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'> Quarter). Pay an inside visit to the most emblematic venue of the city: Hassan II Mosque, and the </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'>Jewish Museum an</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'>d enjoy </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW251932054 BCX0'>a delicious Moroccan lunch.&nbsp;</span></span><span class='EOP SCXW251932054 BCX0' data-ccp-props='{&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;

Casablanca in Depth

 <br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Your full day exploration starts with a panoramic drive to Marrakech, with a rest stop along the way.<br><br>Marrakech, founded almost a thousand years ago, nestles at the foot of Morocco&#39;s mighty Atlas Mountains.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Once in Marrakech, you will pass the Koutoubia Minaret - a 12th-century Moorish monument.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Visit the Bahia Palace to see the rooms that once housed the Sultan&#39;s harem. The Bahia palace is a small piece of folly ordered in 1880 by the great vizir Sidi Moussa. The beauty of the Bahia palace makes it a remarkable example of the Eastern architecture from the 19th century. It took 15 years to complete.<br>The Bahia Palace is a masterpiece of domestic architecture which gives a good idea of how the privileged lived during the 19th century in the Imperial city. The use of marble, stucco and mosaics predominates in the apartments, opening on to courtyards filled with fountains and plant life.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Next, you&nbsp;will visit the Medersa Ben Youssef; one of the jewels of Marrakech - &ldquo;The holy site of Medersa Ben Youssef&rdquo;.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>The current structure of this Koranic school was built around 1570. It is the biggest medersa (school) in the whole of the Maghreb (west). Opposite the entrance to the Ben Youssef Mosque, the Qoubba Almoravides was the cleansing area (Christian washing ritual) for believers going to the mosque.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Lunch will be served in an upscale restaurant in Marrakech.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>After lunch, you will find yourselves in the labyrinth of Souks. Souk Smarine is an important thoroughfare, traditionally dominated by the sale of textiles and clothing and all Moroccan handicrafts. This is a maze of colorful alleys and small squares which are home to a bewildering array of stalls and ateliers devoted to specific crafts.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>You will end up at the Djem&acirc;a el Fna square, a multitude of street-artists and stalls of dried fruit or orange juice freshly pressed before you. The multitude of small restaurants that take over its center from the early evening, contribute to the scent of its surroundings. No one really knows how it came into being, but over the years it has become the beating heart of Marrakech, where fire-eaters, mime artists, snake-charmers and street musicians perform at every turn.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>If time permits, you will have free time to explore and stroll on your own at the Marrakech souk (market) before the return journey to Casablanca.</span></p><br>

 <br><p>Embark on a full-day exploration of Marrakech, starting with a scenic drive from your location and a rest stop along the way.<br><br>Marrakech, an ancient city nestled at the foot of the Atlas Mountains, awaits your visit. During your time in Marrakech, you&#39;ll pass by the historic Koutoubia Minaret, an impressive 12th-century Moorish monument.</p><br><p>Your adventure continues with a visit to the Bahia Palace, a 19th-century architectural gem that once housed the Sultan&#39;s harem. This masterpiece showcases opulent details like marble, stucco, and mosaics, all set in courtyards adorned with fountains and lush greenery.</p><br><p>Next, explore the Medersa Ben Youssef, a significant Koranic school built around 1570, and admire its historical significance. Lunch will be served in a local restaurant.</p><br><p>Afterward, get lost in the maze of colorful alleys and small squares in the Souks, known for various Moroccan handicrafts and textiles. Your journey culminates at Djem&acirc;a el Fna square, where street artists, performers, and vendors create a vibrant atmosphere., <span data-contrast='auto'>where fire-eaters, mime artists, snake-charmers and street musicians perform at every turn.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p>If time allows, you&#39;ll have the opportunity to explore the Marrakech souk (market) at your own pace before returning to Casablanca.</p><br>

Marrakech - The Enchanting Pink City

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Morocco has an active, up-and-coming wine industry - a best-kept secret that is now making itself known around the world. Today&#39;s experience is ideal for those with an interest in wine and could very well expand your viticulture vocabulary.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>A 75-minute panoramic drive takes you through Casablanca and north to the clean, green and unpolluted Ben Slimane Province. This 11,000-acre viticulture area produces what many sommeliers consider the best wine of Morocco. It is home to the largest and oldest winery in Morocco, Domain Thalvin, which recently won three Silver Medals at the Paris Wine Competition.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Visit the vineyard, the cellars and a small portion of the production area before settling in for a comprehensive tasting of several of Domain Thalvin&#39;s best offerings, including the iconic Syrollo. Between tastings, clear your palate with small Moroccan delicacies. A lively discussion explains viticulture of the region and the methodology at Domain Thalvin. The Atlas Mountains protects the valley from desert sands and the Atlantic Ocean offers some humidity. Hot days and cool nights help to create an excellent climate for the vines.<br />Working with excellent fruit, the winery uses several methods to process their varietals, including ageing in concrete, stainless steel and French oak tanks and barrels. Their wines are very &#39;eco-friendly&#39;, as they don&#39;t use any herbicides or fungicides.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Wiser in the ways of wine, re-board the motorcoach for journey back to the ship.</span></p>

<p>Discover Morocco&#39;s thriving wine scene, a best-kept secret now emerging on the world stage. A scenic drive takes you to Ben Slimane Province, an 11,000-acre viticulture paradise and home to Domain Thalvin, Morocco&#39;s oldest winery, celebrated with three Silver Medals at the Paris Wine Competition.</p><br><p>Explore the vineyard and cellars, then savor a comprehensive wine tasting featuring Domain Thalvin&#39;s best, including the iconic Syrollo, accompanied by Moroccan delicacies. Learn about the region&#39;s viticulture and the winemaking methods at this eco-friendly winery.</p>

Moroccan Wine Tasting

<p><span data-contrast='auto'>Casablanca and Rabat feature on this full-day sightseeing tour that celebrates these two cities&#39; historic splendor and special landmarks.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>In Casablanca, let&rsquo;s pay a visit to the beautiful Hassan II Mosque, completed in 1993, it is one of the largest and most beautiful in the world and is a typical example of stunning Arab-Islamic architecture. The Mosque is the second-largest mosque in the Islamic world. This magnificent building is both overwhelming in its grandeur and exquisite in its detail.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>A walk through the New Medina (the Habous Quarter) reveals a slice of Moroccan life. The way is lined with souks, shops, and a warren of alleyways.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>A photo stop at Mohammed V Square gives shutterbugs a chance to capture many fine examples of Muslim architecture, as well as a monumental fountain, a public garden and a statue of Marshal Lyautey.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Next, drive to Rabat. Sitting on the Atlantic coastal plain, Rabat is the capital city of Morocco. It is a modern city with wide boulevards, gardens and white buildings - a far cry from the hectic warrens of the other Imperial cities of Marrakech and Fes, but no less steeped in history with its origins going back to the 7th century. <br /><br />A panoramic drive reveals that this enchanting city is home to many historic monuments and has some superbly preserved relics of its Moorish past.</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>You will enjoy lunch at a local restaurant in the heart of the Medina.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>A more modern architectural marvel is the must-see Mausoleum of Mohammed V, completed in 1971. It contains the tombs of the late Moroccan king and his two sons. The Mausoleum can be only admired from the exterior from the same esplanade where Hassan I Tower is located.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p><span data-contrast='auto'>Kasbah offers a taste of what a traditional medina (Old Town) in Morocco is all about before you return to Casablanca.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233279&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335551550&#39;:6,&#39;335551620&#39;:6,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240}'>&nbsp;</span></p>

<span>This full-day journey is a celebration of Morocco&#39;s past and present, where historic landmarks and architectural marvels combine with vibrant local life, leaving indelible memories of your exploration of Casablanca and Rabat.</span>&nbsp;

Rabat & Casablanca

 <br><p>Step into the enchanting world of Moroccan culture with our unique experience. Enjoy tea, delectable cookies, and the mesmerizing sounds of traditional Moroccan music, all while receiving a beautiful henna tattoo.</p><br><p>Your journey begins with a warm welcome, where you&#39;ll be offered dates and milk, a symbol of hospitality. Then, it&#39;s time to immerse yourself in the art of Moroccan tea-making. You will receive your personal tea pot, allowing you to craft your own tea, guided by our experienced instructor.<br />Learn about the intricate Moroccan tea ceremony, its rich history, and the cultural significance of coming together over tea. Savor your carefully prepared tea alongside a delightful selection of sweet and savory treats, enhancing the experience.</p><br><p>But the magic doesn&#39;t stop there. A skilled henna artist will adorn participants with temporary henna tattoos. Henna is believed to provide protection from the evil eye and bestow luck, health, and fertility upon those who wear it.</p><br><p>For a complete immersion into Moroccan culture, traditional Moroccan outfits will be provided for you to try on. Capture the moment with photos and take home a memory of your time spent embracing Moroccan traditions. It&#39;s an unforgettable experience that allows you to truly connect with the soul of Morocco.</p><br>

 <br><span>Discover the Moroccan culture through tea, cookies, music, and henna tattoos. Experience the rich history of tea ceremonies, enjoy delectable treats, and embrace tradition with temporary henna art and traditional attire, while listening to Moroccan music.</span><br>

Tea & Henna Experience

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>This exclusive arrangement is designed to allow you the chance to customize your time ashore in the comfort and privacy of your own vehicle. With your private vehicle and the personalized attention of your driver and English-speaking guide, you will have the flexibility and independence to design your itinerary ashore according to your own interests and sightsee at your own pace.</span></p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

<p><span style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;' data-mce-style='mso-ansi-language: EN-US;'>Enjoy the freedom to plan your day at your own pace with a private vehicle, driver, and English-speaking guide.</span></p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

Private Full-Day Minibus & English-Speaking Guide

<p>xperience the historical splendor of Casablanca and its landmarks during a scenic, half-day panoramic drive through the city.</p><p>You&#39;ll leave the pier by motorcoach and head to the stunning Hassan II Mosque, the second-largest mosque in the Islamic world. Take time to admire the immense and ornate exterior of this architectural masterpiece and capture some memorable photos.</p><p>As you continue your drive, you&#39;ll pass by the Notre Dame de Lourdes church, enjoying a panoramic view of this historic part of the city.</p><p>Next, drive along the coastal road, where you can admire the golden beaches of the Ain Diab Resort and take a moment to enjoy a refreshing stop.</p><p>Your tour concludes with a photo opportunity at Mohammed V Square, surrounded by beautiful examples of Islamic architecture. This public space features a monumental fountain, a public garden, and the statue of Marshal Lyautey, offering a perfect end to your Casablanca exploration.</p>

<p>Explore Casablanca on a half-day panoramic drive. Visit the stunning Hassan II Mosque for photos and admire its grand exterior. Drive by Notre Dame de Lourdes church, enjoy the coastal views of Ain Diab Resort, and conclude with a photo stop at Mohammed V Square, surrounded by beautiful Islamic architecture.</p>

Panoramic Casablanca

<p>Start your architectural exploration of Casablanca with a visit to the Hassan II Mosque, a stunning structure capable of holding up to 25,000 people. Built partly over the water, this mosque features ceilings soaring over 200 feet (70 meters) high and a retractable roof. Construction began in 1980 and was completed in 1993. It is the only mosque in Morocco open to non-Muslims, a practice established to ensure respectful visits.<br>Next, you&#39;ll drive through the elegant residential district of Anfa, the original site of Casablanca, offering a serene contrast to the city&#39;s bustling commercial areas.<br>Explore the New Medina, or &#39;Habbous Quarter,&#39; where you can stroll through historic souks and alleys, and admire the Royal Palace.<br>Your tour continues with a visit to the famous Rick&#39;s Café, inspired by the 1942 film “Casablanca.” Set in a charming courtyard-style mansion, this café offers a taste of the film&#39;s ambiance and a chance to enjoy a delightful lunch.<br>Conclude your tour with a visit to the beautiful Sacre Coeur Church and discover unique facts about United Nations Square and Mohamed V Square. After this enriching experience, return to the port to rejoin your ship.</p>

<p>Explore Casablanca&#39;s architecture.<br>Drive through Anfa residential district before visiting the historic New Medina (Habbous Quarter) and admiring the Royal Palace. Enjoy a delightful lunch at the famous Ricks Café, reminiscent of the film 'Casablanca.'.<br>You will also stop at the Sacre Coeur Church, United Nations Square, and Mohamed V Square, offering a comprehensive experience of Casablanca&#39;s landmarks and culture. Finally, return to the port to rejoin your ship.</p>

Iconic Casablanca with an Architect

<p>Veiled in myth, Morocco&#39;s enigmatic port, Tangier, reveals history at every turn. The legend goes that the Greek god Hercules rested from his labors here – for certain, it was a Phoenician colony that could date from as early as the 10th century BCE. Pick out travelers&#39; treasures to take home in the labyrinthine alleyways of the city&#39;s Medina, within the walls of a 15th-century Portuguese fortress.</p>

Private Half-Day Minibus & English-Speaking Guide

<div>Tangier is a fascinating Moroccan city to visit. It has many of the things that travelers love – a sense of exotic mystery, interesting history, beautiful vistas, unspoiled beaches, and friendly people.</div><div><br></div><div>Contrary to popular belief the Movie Casablanca was based on the city of Tangier and not Casablanca. Tangier also has the reputation as the city of spies during the 19th and 20th centuries and this reputation came about due to its political neutrality and commercial liberty at that time. Today it is an interesting mix of North Africa, Spanish, and French cultures.</div><div><br></div><div>Let&#39;s begin our journey departing the vessel for a short drive to the entrance of the Kasbah, before beginning a comprehensive walking excursion through one of Tangier&#39;s most historic and architecturally interesting areas.</div><div><br></div><div>Visit the American Legation, before moving on to the Grand Socco.</div><div><br></div><div>The museum traces the history of the relationship between the United States and Morocco. As Morocco was one of the first countries to recognize its independence, the U.S established its legation in Tangier in 1821. It is the only historical monument to have remained in American possession since the birth of the American nation. Amongst a number of displays there is a letter from George Washington to Moulay Abdellah.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div><div>Winding your way back down the hill, your guide leads you into one of Tangier&#39;s most colorful and bustling areas, the Grand Socco (Souk). This great souk was full of life, and remains a busy place, especially when Riffian peasants come to the market. It is the center of things and the link between the medina and the new city. The Kasbah area is spread across the highest point of the medina, and your guide leads you on the uphill walk while pointing out special buildings and suggesting good places for photos in areas much unchanged since Roman times. The Kasbah was the traditional residence of the sultan and his harem and is now one of the most fashionable residential areas of Tangier. It is a quieter quarter than the other areas of the city.</div><div><br></div><div>From here we re-board our coach and we drive to Saint Andrew&#39;s Church, one of the more charming oddities of Tangier. Completed in 1890 on land granted by Sultan Hassan, the interior of this Anglican church is decorated in high Fassi style, with the Lord&#39;s Prayer in Arabic over the altar.</div><div><br></div><div>After the visit of the church, we continue to Villa de France to enjoy a refreshment break before returning to the ship.</div>

<p>Tangier is a true port town with all off the international, cross-cultural influence and great seafood that implies. Approach the kasbah through Bab Haha and enter Place du Mechouar. A walk through the colorful and bustling Grand Socco (souk). The highlights here will be an inside visit to the first American public property outside the United States in Africa. Hovering at the edge of the medina, just off the bustling Grand Socco is this magnificent church that is a real tribute to the harmony of Christianity and Islam. A short walk from the church to the five-star hotel Villa de France to enjoy nice refreshment stop.</p>

Tangier Exploration

<div>Tangier is a fascinating Moroccan city to visit. It has many of the things that travelers love, -a sense of exotic mystery, interesting history, beautiful vistas, unspoiled beaches, and friendly people.</div><div>Contrary to popular belief the Movie Casablanca was based on the city of Tangier and not Casablanca. Tangier also has the reputation as the city of spies during the 19th and 20th centuries and this reputation came about due to its political neutrality and commercial liberty at that time. Today it is an interesting mix of North Africa, Spanish, and French cultures.</div><div>Our coaches will drop us at the entrance to the Kasbah of Tangier where we enjoy a guide walk through the medina until we arrive to the entrance of the medina, before beginning a comprehensive walking excursion through one of Tangier&#39;s most historic and architecturally interesting areas, the Kasbah, and its museum, before moving on to the Grand Socco.</div><div>The Kasbah area is spread across the highest point of the medina, and your guide leads you on the uphill walk while pointing out special buildings and suggesting good places for photos. Once at top you find yourself in an area much unchanged since the Roman times. The Kasbah was the traditional residence of the sultan and his harem and is now one of the most fashionable residential areas of Tangier. It is a quieter quarter than the other areas of the city.</div><div>Winding your way back down the hill, your guide leads you into one of Tangier&#39;s most colorful and bustling areas, the Grand Socco (Souk). This great souk was full of life, and remains a busy place, especially when Riffian peasants come to market. It is the center of things and the link between the medina and the new city.</div><div>From here we continue our walk through the medina with many interesting facts about the history; the architecture and everyday life are explained by our knowledgeable guide.</div><div>We arrive at Palais Zahia to enjoy a refreshment break before returning to the ship.</div>

<p>Tangier is a unique city full of European, especially Spanish influence. Along with your guide, discover the Old Medina. You will visit the Museum that represent the legacy of the Moroccan famous traveler Ibn Battouta.</p>

Walking Tour of Tangier

<p>Begin with a scenic 2 ½ hour drive from the port of Tangier, arriving at the historic Old Kasbah in Chefchaouen&#39;s medina. Built by the legendary Moulay Ismail in the early 18th century, the Kasbah is surrounded by lush gardens and houses an ethnographic museum featuring antique weapons, musical instruments, and historical photographs.</p><p>Stroll through the picturesque medina, taking in the town&#39;s vibrant blue and whitewashed houses, adorned with tiny balconies, tiled roofs, and patios with citrus trees. Explore the cobbled main square, Plaza Uta el-Hammam, home to the striking 15th-century Grand Mosque built by Jewish refugees escaping Spanish persecution.</p><p>Enjoy free time to wander through the streets independently, soaking in the unique atmosphere before regrouping to enjoy a delicious lunch with panoramic views of Chefchaouen. Conclude your day with a scenic drive back to Tangier.</p>

<p>Visit Chefchaouen, the iconic blue-washed town in Morocco.</p>

The Charming Blue City of Chefchaouen

<div>Upon disembarkation, board the coach and drive to Cap Spartel, place that charms and attracts all those who love beautiful views. also called Ras Spartel, is located 14 kilometers west of Tangier. This mythical place shelters a lighthouse dating from October 15, 1864, which gives a plus to this place which is not lacking in charm already. It is at the precise spot where the Mediterranean and the Atlantic meet and you will never find such a site anywhere else.</div><div>From here, drive to the town of Asilah, which is situated approximately 1 hour from Tangier on the northwestern tip of Morocco&#39;s Atlantic coast.</div><div>Throughout history, the small coastal city of Asilah has been coveted by both Portugal  Spain, and thus has been a longstanding scene of great bloodshed. Fortunately, on Your visit today, you will discover that Asilah&#39;s history has a kinder side as well. The city is well known for its enormous cultural and artistic contribution to Morocco&#39;s history. Every summer, the International Festival of Asilah attracts thousands of people from all over the world. Take a walk through the old town with its narrow streets to learn about Asilah&#39;s fascinating history.</div><div>Time will then be spent exploring this beautiful seaside resort, which was first populated by the Phoenicians (1500 B.C) who used it as trading port, with the Portuguese era beginning in the 15th century and finishing in 1692 when the city was liberated and returned to Morocco.</div><div>Asilah is today one of the most popular resort cities on Morocco&#39;s Atlantic coast, especially during the summer, with so many deserted and quiet beaches, Mediterranean houses (painted in white and blue), the gentleness of its people, museums, and street-artists from around the world.</div><div>Lunch will be served at a local venue in Asilah.</div><div>After the visit of the town, you will drive to the Rohuna garden which overlooks Tangier.</div><div>Upon arrival to the garden, you will be served a welcoming drink followed by a visit of the Garden.</div><div>The garden was founded by Umberto Pasti arrived in Morocco over 30 years ago. More than a little summer getaway, this is where the Italian gardener writer will realize his dream and shape the green landscape of Tangier. In the Citadel, he built Rohuna, a haven of peace where he keeps plants from the Moroccan soil which are threatened with extinction.</div><div>You will then re-board our coaches to return to the pier.</div>

<p>From Tangier we are lucky to reach the resort town of Asilah, one of the most beautiful and well-preserved old cities in Morocco. Discover the beauty of the city&#39;s ancient architecture and its historic medina. We will drive for an exclusive private visit to Rahuna Gardens which belongs to the famous Italian landscaper Umberto Pasti. Traditional couscous will be served in this little piece of heaven on earth.</p>

Asilah with Private Visit to Umberto Pasti&#39;s Garden

<div>Board the couch for a 1 ½ drive to Tetouan which in Berber name means literally 'the eyes' and figuratively 'the water springs'. The town features a fort, squares, mosques, fountains, taverns, and one of the Kings palaces.</div><div>Upon arrival, you will start your tour with the visit of Bab Akla School of Traditional Arts and Crafts. Tetouan&#39;s famous School of Plastic Arts, the first of its kind in Morocco, has produced some of Morocco&#39;s best painters over the past half century, and keeps alive these traditional art forms in the modern world.</div><div>The city stands out for the beauty of these traditional arts including embroidery, cuisine, zullayj or mosaics, and carved and painted wooden objects. The scholars of the school are all children that come from disadvantage backgrounds and the skills learnt gives them a new opportunity for a chance of success for their future. The entrance fees to the visit go directly to maintaining this wonderful initiative. The Medina of Tetouan has inspired many of them.</div><div>You continue with a guided walk through the Medina which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This traditional walled souk features many typical architectural traits related to its history and a multitude of different artisans carrying out their trades.</div><div>Your next stop is at the exterior of the old Royal Palace, a 17th century building which is itself a reflection of the Hispano-Moresque architecture. The entrance to the public is not allowed, however, the exterior architecture is a perfect example of the sumptuous lifestyle of the Royal Family.</div><div>Hassan II Square is situated where the historic and modern parts of the city converge to create the heart of the town. The square is suggestive of Andalusia with its kiosks, fountains and flower boxes, and is highlighted by buildings with wrought iron balconies and shop windows filled with imported goods.</div><div>Moving from the Andalusian Quarter through to the Jewish Quarter (Mellah). Here, the Tetouan Mellah enjoys the distinction of being a Jewish Quarter that still houses most of the local Jewish community. Living in relative proximity ensures that Judeo-Spanish language, traditions, and customs are faithfully maintained. Spanish language, traditions, and customs are faithfully maintained. There are threeactive synagogues, you&#39;ll visit the Synagogue Ettedgui to view its picturesqueinterior.</div><div>Back on the coach, you will drive to the Jewish cemetery established 500 years ago and situated on the dramatic sloping hillside of Mount Dersa overlooking the Old Town. Aside from its commanding vista, the cemetery (also known as the Castilian Cemetery) features many tombs with anthropomorphic engravings, a highly unusual feature for Jewish cemeteries. With an estimated 35,000 graves, the Jewish cemetery is among the largest in Morocco.</div><div>From here, we walk to a beautiful riad inside the Old Medina of Tangier for a delicious Moroccan lunch.</div><div>After lunch re-board the vehicle to return to Tangier and re-join the vessel.</div>

<p>Visit the most iconic streets of the city such as the old Jewish quarter of Mellah and areas such as Hassan II Square. You will also visit the souk of Tetouan and the Medina of Tetouan, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.</p>

UNESCO Heritage: Tetouan

<div>Moroccan cuisine is considered one of the most important cuisines in the world. One of the reasons for its importance is its remarkable diversity of influences.</div><div>In Moroccan dishes, one can trace the country&#39;s long history of colonizers and immigrants who have left their mark in more than one way. The cuisine of the first inhabitants, the Berbers, still exists today in the staple dishes like tagine and couscous.</div><div>The Arab invasion brought new spices, nuts and dried fruits, and the sweet and sour combinations that we see in dishes like tagine with dates and lamb. The Moors introduced olives, olive juice and citrus while the Jewish-Moors left behind their sophisticated preserving techniques that we see in the frequent use of preserved lemons, pickles, etc.</div><div>The Ottoman Empire introduced barbeque (kebabs) to Moroccan cuisine. The French colony, although short-lived compared to reign of some of these other empires, left behind a culture of cafes, pastries, and even wine.</div><div>Over time, cooks in the kitchens of the five royal cities (Fez, Marrakesh, Meknes, Tangier and Rabat) have developed and perfected the dishes that blend each of these distinct tastes. Every Moroccan dish has its place in society and varies with the market, the season, and the region.</div><div>You will learn the secrets to preparing a variety of Moroccan specialties during this memorable cooking class and lunch at the Blue Door Hotel Cooking Classroom.</div><div>Our first stop will be the Grand Socco, home to a cavalcade of color, charm, street musicians, a fish market, scenic handicrafts, and spices.</div><div>From here, proceed to the Blue Door Classroom. Your arrival is greeted by refreshment (mint tea) followed by a cookery lesson. Learn the spices and methods used in the creation of a variety of Moroccan entrees and desserts as well as baking Moroccan bread. After the cooking class, enjoy the marvelous dishes that you prepared.</div><div>At the end of your cooking class, you will be receiving a certificate of success.</div><div>Depart to the quayside with the knowledge needed to impress at your next dinner party.</div>

<p>Receive an immersive food-and tea-based Experience based on storytelling, authentic sharing, and household techniques in making Moroccan bread from scratch, mint tea, and dishes like Chicken Tagine.</p>

Cooking Experience at Blue Door Cooking School

<div>It&#39;s always tea o&#39;clock in Morocco! Mint tea is the ubiquitous beverage here -deals are sealed, marriages are made, and fates are forged over it, but how to make it well remains a mystery to outsiders. Just add water. Certainly not! For Moroccans, mint tea is as important as Earl Grey is for the British and green tea is for the Chinese.</div><div>Today, we will learn the secrets of crafting perfect peppermint tea and enjoy it with bread fresh from the frans. </div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div><div>Head to the Grand Socco - the souk or marketplace that is the hub of Tangier. Although there are fewer vendors here than back in the old days, it is still home to a cavalcade of color, charm, street musicians, a fish market, handicrafts, and spices. It is organized chaos and, thus, a fun and frenetic place from which to begin your Tangier experience.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div><div>Proceed to Blue Door Cuisine, where we are taught how to prepare a wonderful cup of Moroccan mint tea and how to bake traditional bread. A certified chef keeps the lesson lighthearted and involves each participant in the &#39;chores&#39;. This is where you roll up your sleeves and get your hands dirty, following step-by-step instructions to prepare your own batch of Moroccan bread dough. Once our dough is ready, we will visit the strategically located communal wood-burning oven (a ferran or frans) - a down-home authentic Moroccan experience. Until the 1980s, almost all Moroccan families made their own bread, and the frans is where the residents would mingle as they waited on their bread and pastries to bake.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div><div>Fran was found in every neighborhood, and baked dozens of loafs at once many times a day. These can still be found and are still used by the local people in the old Medinas. As there were so many breads baking together, anything placed in the oven was marked with a rubber stamp, so each person would know which loaf was his/her own. This is the real deal and is a rather elaborate step-by-step preparation that pleases the eyes and the palate, so you will be happy to know that you are invited to savor both your own bread and the mint tea afterwards. Local condiments and handmade Moroccan cookies of the finest quality are also offered for tasting.</div><div><br data-mce-bogus='1'></div><div>You will also taste other Moroccan signature dishes which will be displayed at Blue Door.</div>

<p>Enjoy a culinary experience in Tangier during a bread and tea class. You&#39;ll learn how to prepare traditional mint tea and make Moroccan bread in a community oven, known as a 'fouran,' under the guidance of a local host and teacher. Plus, gain insight into the history and traditions of bread in Moroccan culture and visit the local souk to browse the fresh ingredients.</p>

Moroccan Tea & Bread Making Experience

<p>Drive to Cap Spartel, where we&#39;ll be greeted by our guide who will take us on a tour of the Donabo garden. Created by Mrs. Malika Alaoui and British artist Paul Belvoir, 8000m2, on the garden is the largest garden in Tangier, and offers a true haven of peace in an exceptional setting.</p><p>The guide will take us around the garden, highlighting the wide range of plants, divided into 10 zones that recreate their natural habitat. The tour offers a scientific, educational, ecological, and cultural journey, helping you to understand the flora of the region.</p><p>Enjoy a drink after your visit is complete.</p>

<p>Cool off from Tangier&#39;s heat in a hidden green space in Tangier.</p>

Tangier&#39;s Nature

<div>As many Moroccans will proudly attest, the country has a very long tradition of religious tolerance.</div><div>In Tangier you will visit three examples of live religions that co-exist in the same city.</div><div>Your first stop will be Saint Andrew&#39;s church, which is built on land given to the government of the Queen of Great Britain - Queen Victoria - by the Sultan Moulay Hassan I in 1883. (Century earlier Morocco had been the first country in the world to recognize the independence of the United States of America).</div><div>The foundation stone was laid in 1894 and the church was consecrated in 1905. It is open to all denominations and has a history of distinguished ministry in a city which has long been the crossroads of three great religions.</div><div>The church is built in authentic Moorish style, a mark of respect to its host country. Workers in marble, wood and stucco came from Fez to enrich its outstanding interior. They carved the capitals of the columns and made the inscription of the Lord&#39;s Prayer in Arabic round the chancel arch. They created the exquisite ceiling of the chancel, made up of hundreds of small pieces of cedar wood, and the alcove at the east end of the church behind the nave is carved with texts from the Koran, reminiscent of the mihrab of a mosque. It is, to our knowledge, the only Christian church in the world with references to the Coran.</div><div>Many interesting memorials can be seen around the walls and also in the churchyard, a haven of peace and tranquility. Look out for the graves of the young men who lost their lives in military missions near here during World War II.</div><div>Your next place to visit (from the exterior only) is the Mosque of the Kasbah district which is undoubtedly one of the most beautiful in the Medina of Tangier.</div><div>This mosque stands out not only because it is the oldest in the city but also because it has a unique and precious octagonal minaret, also it has a typical entrance with a beautiful, coffered ceiling of brown colors. Although it is a pity as in all Morocco that entry is prohibited to non-Muslims.</div><div>Continuing with the visit, you will arrive to a dead-end street off the rue des Synagogues in the Beni Idir quarter of the Tangier medina, the synagogue Moshe Nahon was constructed in the 19th century by himself, a prominent educator and scholar from an influential Jewish family in Tangier. The synagogue ceased activity in the second half to the 20th century, and subsequently fell into disrepair until its restoration in 1994. It now functions as a museum.</div><div>The prayer room of the synagogue is accessible via a small courtyard at the end of the entrance corridor. The interior is elaborately decorated in an Andalusian style. Carved stucco walls are decorated with a repeating motif featuring ornamental embedded columns, trilobe arches, and arabesques with floral and geometric motifs. Perhaps most remarkable is the Arabic calligraphy repeated in three medallions vertically aligned below the superior lobe.</div><div>You will walk to a local restaurant for refreshments before returning to the pier.</div>

<p>Spend a memorable Half Day tangier to the historic center of Tangiers in Morocco. Enjoy the services of a local guide, stroll through the bustling alleyways of the medina  the kasbah to discover the most important corners of the historic center.</p><p>You will step inside the Moshe Nahon one of the most beautiful and impressive Synagogue with a stunning view.</p>

Religions of Morocco

The white contour of a church on a hilltop, the narrow streets of the old fishermen and tradesmen quarter, the presence of the sea and the immense beach known as Paria da Roch identify the character of Portimao. The old town is dominated by the architecture of the late 19th and 20th centuries: houses boasting wrought-iron balconies, ornate stonework around the windows and doors, balustrades of stone and tile-covered ceramics and walls. This southern Portuguese port is the gateway to many historic towns of the Algarve region. The town offers a rich heritage of historical monuments and the eternal natural beauty of the Ria de Alvor. Portimao is also known for its extraordinary Portuguese cuisine. To savour the spirit of Portimao, there is nothing better than to sit in the shade of the trees in the gardens of Manuel Bivar, to watch the fishing boats sail by and to walk through streets and squares that exude the ambience of an active, hard-working town.

<p>You will drive through the region dotted with winding dirt and gravel roads and see villages and beautiful landscapes unreached by coaches or cars. We will occasionally stop to identify and learn about the flora and fauna of the area. Monchique, up in the mountains, will be a delightful stop to see some inland life and landscape.</p><br><p>You will also visit an old farm, where you will be invited to taste traditional products from the Algarve.</p>

<p>Go on an off-road drive on 4x4 jeeps that will take you through the mountains and experience stunning panoramic views. Later visit a local farm and enjoy a taste of traditional products from the Algarve.</p>

Portimão Jeep Safari

<p>From the pier of Portim&atilde;o, we will reach Silves, the old Moorish capital of the Algarve, where most of the national monuments were built with local red stone.</p><br><p>You will walk through the streets that still maintain an old Moorish urban layout. Admire buildings with azulejos (Portuguese tiles) covering the fa&ccedil;ades, not to mention the &#39;medina,&#39; the largest castle in Algarve. Silves&#39; castle is the best military monument from the Islamic period, reconstructed after the earthquake of 1755. It has a deep well (approximately 60m) and once housed the old Moorish 'Alca&ccedil;ova' (fortress) immortalized by the 'Palace of the Varandas'.</p><br><p>Next to the castle is the Old Cathedral, built with local red stone. It is the most notable temple of Gothic architecture, built after the conquest of the Algarve during the 13th century, probably occupying the place of an old mosque.</p><br><p>The monument was partly destroyed by the 1755 earthquake and reconstructed afterward.</p><br><p>Free time to walk around or to sit down and enjoy the local atmosphere.</p><br><p>Your last stop will be at a local wine estate where you will learn about the process of wine production. And what a better way to finish than to taste the wine accompanied by local appetizers for a perfect combination.</p>

<p>Visit the castle of Silves and the cathedral where you will get an idea of how life was centuries ago and how history is still reflected in the culture.&nbsp;</p>

Silves & the Moorish Inheritance with Wine Pairing

<p>From the pier, we will cross Praia da Rocha, one of the most famous resorts of the Algarve region, to reach the little fishing village of Alvor.</p><br><p>After a short walking tour with your guide, you will have time on your own by the waterfront facing the Atlantic Ocean and fishing boats.</p><br><p>Later, continue to Morgado do Quint&atilde;o, a family-owned vineyard estate for over 200 years, for a guided walking tour of the property. This family continues to embrace ancient grape varieties and heritage winemaking methods.</p><br><p>Before leaving this Algarve&rsquo;s landmark vineyard estate, you will be invited for a tasting of this locally produced wine.</p>

<p>Visit the fishing village of Alvor, where you will experience the daily life of local fishermen who still depend on the sea to live. Continue to the Morgado do Quint&atilde;o estate, where you will learn about wine production and traditions.</p>

Morgado do Quintão Wine Estate & Alvor

<p>From Portim&atilde;o, the first stop will be at Cape St. Vincent, the most south-westerly tip of Europe, famous for Lord Admiral Nelson&#39;s battle against the French in 1797. The cliffs rise nearly vertically from the Atlantic to around 80 meters.</p><br><p>The lighthouse was built during the 19th century over the ruins of a 16th-century monastery. This lighthouse is among the most powerful in Europe and can be seen as far as 60 kilometers away. Fishermen, there are quite brave. They balance on cliff edges and climb onto ledges high above sea level.</p><br><p>Continue onwards to Sagres fortress, where Henry the Navigator spent much of his time planning voyages and methods to improve seafaring, in the so-called School of Navigation.</p><br><p>Inside the fortress&#39;s walls is a giant wind compass used to aid early navigation and the small chapel of Nossa Sra da Gra&ccedil;a (16th century). Unfortunately, much of the fortress was destroyed by the 1755 earthquake.</p><br><p>Continue to Lagos, the departure port for the first caravels.</p><br><p>By the historic center, you will see the statue of Henry the Navigator, the first slave market in Europe, the wall of the Governor&#39;s castle, and the regimental warehouse from the 17th century.</p><br><p>Enjoy some free time to explore before re-boarding your motor coach before proceeding to a local restaurant where you will have the opportunity to taste the Algarve seaside flavours with a different hint.</p><br><p>Return to the pier and your Crystal ship.</p>

<p>Get acquainted with Lagos, the beautiful town of the Algarve that was very important for Portugal during the Discoveries era due to its privileged location. The views at Cape St. Vincent, the most south-western point of Portugal, will leave quite an impression. At a local restaurant you will have the opportunity to taste some Algarve seaside flavours.</p>

Lagos, Cape St. Vincent & Sagres with Local Tasting

<p>If you&#39;re looking for a scenic hiking trail that offers stunning views of the coastline, the Hanging Valleys trail is a must-visit. This trail takes you through some of the most beautiful beaches in Europe, with golden cliffs, turquoise seas, Mediterranean flora, and intriguing rock formations and caves that are quintessential Algarve.&nbsp;<br />The trail&#39;s name is derived from the eroded valley that was sliced by seven streams over the years, creating a jagged coastline with a remarkable diversity of caves and islets.&nbsp;<br />You won&#39;t want to miss Praia de Benagil, with its spectacular coast of hidden grottoes and tall sea stacks sculpted by the forces of nature over thousands of years. And at Praia do Carvalho, you reach the beach through a tunnel that cuts through the soft limestone.&nbsp;<br />As you make your way along the trail, the landscape transitions from deep green Mediterranean vegetation to a lunar landscape of naked, bare rock.&nbsp;<br />Old legends are told about the Leix&atilde;o do Ladr&atilde;o, a great boulder that&#39;s said to be a Moorish princess mourning the death of her lover, with her tears creating the path.<br /><br />Near the Alfanzina Lighthouse, Aleppo pine trees grow in the rocky and arid terrain. And what better way to finish the tour than with a nice coffee with a wonderful view?<br /><br />At the end of the trail, board the transportation for the drive back.</p>

Put on your adventurer&#39;s hat and get your camera ready for amazing views of beaches, grottos, arches, caves, and the sapphire blue ocean.

Seven Hanging Valleys Trail

Algar de Benagil, or Benagil Cave, is undeniably one of Portugal&#39;s most stunning and famous natural landmarks. Take a boat tour to visit the cave; the boat sails right into the cave, which features a remarkable hole in the ceiling known as 'the eye,' which illuminates the golden sands and turquoise waters with sunlight and provides a glimpse of the blue sky above.&nbsp;<br />A trip not to be missed.

A boat tour to Algar de Benagil, one of Portugal&#39;s most stunning natural landmarks with remarkable features.&nbsp;

Benagil Cave by Boat

Discover the world&#39;s last colonial empire, turned bustling cosmopolitan city. Lisbon has dozens of Moorish castles, pastel buildings, and white sand beaches to explore. This Atlantic-coast city perfectly encapsulates Mediterranean charm with its wine, food, and architecture.

<p>Enjoy a panoramic drive through Lisbon, where you will explore the city&#39;s most iconic landmarks while traversing its historic hills. Begin your journey with a drive through the vibrant downtown area and along the grand Liberty Avenue, leading to the top of Edward VII Park. From this vantage point, enjoy sweeping views of the city&#39;s skyline and the shimmering Tagus River.</p><p>Your first stop will take you across the river to the impressive Christ the King monument. En route, you&#39;ll pass beneath the majestic arches of the 18th-century Lisbon Aqueduct and cross the iconic 25th of April Bridge. From the monument&#39;s pedestal, take in stunning panoramic views of Lisbon and the Estoril Coastline.</p><p>As we return to Lisbon, our journey continues to the historic Belém district, a hub of Portugal&#39;s Age of Discoveries. This is where the famous caravels once set sail during the 15th and 16th centuries. From the comfort of the bus, marvel at the striking Belém Tower and the Monument to the Discoveries. After a guided introduction, you&#39;ll have time to explore the Jerónimos Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage site, at your leisure.</p><p>No visit to Belém would be complete without a stop at a traditional café to savor the world-renowned 'Pastel de Nata,' a custard pastry.</p><p></p>

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'>On this experience, </span><span class='NormalTextRun ContextualSpellingAndGrammarErrorV2Themed SCXW45727728 BCX0'>you we</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'> will see</span><span class='NormalTextRun ContextualSpellingAndGrammarErrorV2Themed SCXW45727728 BCX0'>&nbsp;some</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'> of the most iconic belvederes for different views of Lisbon. </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'>Well known monuments and Portuguese pastries are also a part of this experience </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'>that will be on </span><span class='NormalTextRun ContextualSpellingAndGrammarErrorV2Themed SCXW45727728 BCX0'>you</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'> memory lane </span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW45727728 BCX0'>of this visit to Lisbon.</span></span><span class='EOP SCXW45727728 BCX0' data-ccp-props='{&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;

Lisbon City Highlights

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Visit the beautifully decorated Baroque cistern of the Lisbon Aqueduct, where you will enjoy a unique ambience.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span><span data-contrast='auto'>In the 18th century, King John V, ordered the construction of this most incredible Aqueduct, solving the water supply of this Lisbon since this was one the city&rsquo;s major problem at the time.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span><span data-contrast='auto'>With its 558 km and 35 monumental arches, this amazing construction will be highlighted by the explanations given your guide that will walk you through the whole visit.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Afterwards, step back in time to around the early Middle Ages and walk the streets of Alfama quarter.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>At the end, a surprise awaits you.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br>&nbsp;

Enjoy a visit to the Alfama quarter of Lisbon and visit the baroque cistern of the Lisbon Aqueducts

The Water&#39;s Path – Lisbon&#39;s Aqueduct

<p>After a picturesque 75-minute drive through the rolling countryside of Portugal, you&#39;ll arrive at the enchanting walled town of Óbidos, a place steeped in history and charm.</p><p>Gifted in the Middle Ages by King Dinis to his bride, Queen Isabel, Óbidos has since been a symbolic wedding present to generations of Portuguese queens. Its romantic past and preserved medieval architecture make it one of the most beloved towns in the country.</p><p>Upon arrival, enjoy a guided walking tour along the town&#39;s cobbled main street. You&#39;ll visit the 17th-century Parish Church of Santa Maria, an elegant blend of history and tradition. The tour also includes a stop at a local café where you&#39;ll have the chance to sample the region&#39;s famous cherry liqueur, 'Ginja,' served in a small chocolate cup—a sweet and flavorful experience that captures the spirit of Óbidos.</p><p>Afterward, enjoy some free time to stroll at your own pace through the narrow lanes, explore the ramparts, or simply take in the delightful views of the surrounding countryside.</p><p>On the return to the pier, relax and enjoy a scenic drive through the historic center of Lisbon, offering glimpses of the city&#39;s vibrant culture and grand architecture.</p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

Visit the medieval Village of &Oacute;bidos and try one of the local liquors.

Óbidos – The Village within the Walls

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Enjoy the views of this magnificent city from the river with all its splendour and learn about the important history of Lisbon</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>On this river boat you will be able to see some of the city&rsquo;s details you would not be able to see from land. </span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>The beginning of the boat ride will first glide east toward the medieval part of the city, called Alfama. At the top of the hill stands the Castle of Lisbon, an imponent structure that can give an idea of how wide the view from there was important in war times. Fortifications on this hilltop date to Roman times; today, the castle&#39;s thick, crenellated walls and wonderful views make it a favorite tourist destination.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>The boat will then cruise under a spectacular suspension bridge, then along the banks of the Bel&eacute;m quarter, the Monument of the Discoveries, the grand Tower of Bel&eacute;m and the impressive Monastery of St Jerome.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>After these spectacular views from the river, a coach will take you through the city&rsquo;s main avenue to a spectacular photostop at Edward VII park before driving back to the pier.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br>&nbsp;

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW94024240 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW94024240 BCX0'>See Lisbon from two different perspectives, by coach and by boat on the river Tagus.</span><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW94024240 BCX0'>&nbsp;</span></span><span class='EOP SCXW94024240 BCX0' data-ccp-props='{&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span>&nbsp;

Lisbon from Land & River

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Sintra mountain is the famous 'Glorious Eden' from Lord Byron.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span><span data-contrast='auto'>A luxuriant vegetation hides the charming historical village in the heart of the mountain.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Your tour guide will explain the major sites such as the Moorish Castle or the town Palace when you reach the center of the village.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span><span data-contrast='auto'>On a romantic hotel, located at the main Square, you will have a coffee or tea and the delicious local cake - Queijada.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Enjoy some free time to explore the shops and boutiques, before returning to </span><span data-contrast='auto'>Lisbon towards Guincho beach on the Atlantic coastline.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br>&nbsp;

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW200939469 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW200939469 BCX0'>Discover the</span></span><span> UNESCO-listed pretty village of Sintra and sample a local cake.</span>

Sintra and its Natural Beauty

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Leave the pier for a short drive towards a custard cream bakery where the chef will welcome you for this delicious experience.</span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Participate and learn all the secrets from these old Portuguese recipes.</span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>This class ends with the unforgettable moment: taste your own Pastel de Nata, the one you baked yourself!</span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>After a cup of coffee, you will return to the pier.</span></p><p><br data-mce-bogus='1'></p>

<p>Learn how to make a traditional portuguese custard tart - Pastel de Nata , in this fun workshop.</p>

Pastel de Nata - Custard Tart Workshop

<p data-start='259'>Embrace the charm of Lisbon in an exciting and intimate way—aboard an eco-friendly Tuk Tuk. These small, open-air vehicles allow you to explore the city&#39;s most iconic neighborhoods in a way that larger vehicles simply cannot, gliding through the narrow, cobbled lanes and colorful quarters that define the spirit of Lisbon.</p><p data-start='584'>Your journey begins with a scenic ride through some of the city&#39;s most character-rich areas, offering a close-up look at everyday life, local traditions, and historic architecture. Along the way, enjoy a brief stop to sample a cherished local favorite: Ginginha, a sweet cherry-infused liqueur served in a small shot glass—one of Portugal&#39;s most beloved treats.</p><p data-start='951'>Next, head to the Ribeira Market, Lisbon&#39;s oldest and most vibrant market. Wander through lively stalls brimming with fresh fruits, vegetables, and other local delicacies, offering a colorful window into Portuguese culture.</p><p data-start='1180'>From here, indulge in a tasting experience that highlights the country&#39;s rich culinary heritage. Enjoy a glass of fine Portuguese wine paired with traditional cheese, ham, and olives, served in a relaxed and inviting setting.</p><p data-start='1411'>No visit to Lisbon would be complete without a taste of the pastel de nata, the world-famous Portuguese custard tart. Paired with a freshly brewed cup of coffee, it&#39;s the perfect way to round out your flavorful discovery of the city.</p><p data-start='1650'>A short and scenic drive will return you to the pier,</p><p></p>

<span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW193320289 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW193320289 BCX0'>A great way to be able to reach the narrow streets of Lisbon and the best spots for the perfect photo,&nbsp;on an electric environmentally friendly tuktuk.</span></span>

Lisbon by Tuk Tuk

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>The best and most typical way to know Lisbon it is to get on a tram.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'></span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>This ride will take you around the old and fascinating Alfama old quarter&#39;s hill.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'></span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Beautiful views and important monuments like the Lisbon Cathedral can be seen while you are enjoying the onboard service of a traditional local pastry “Pastel de Nata” and a glass of the famous Port wine. The tour will also offer a panoramic coach ride across another monumental part of Lisbon, the Belém Quarter.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'></span></p><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Here, close to the Tagus riverbank, you can enjoy a picture stop at the magnificent Jeronimos Monastery, Belém tower and Monument to discoveries while your tour guide will tell you about this amazing Maritime discoveries period.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'></span></p><p></p>

<p><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW177967152 BCX0'>Take a Tram ride through the narrow streets of Lisbon, a great way to see the experience the city and sample <span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW193631217 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW193631217 BCX0'>a traditional local pastry.</span></span></span></p>

Lisbon by Tram and Coach

<p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Traveling means to get to know the soul of a people. There is no better way to do it then through local music. For generations, Fado song has been revealing their deepest feelings through its lyrics always accompanied by the very unique Portuguese guitar.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br><p data-ccp-border-top='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-top='1.3333333333333333px' data-ccp-border-bottom='0.6666666666666666px solid #000000' data-ccp-padding-bottom='1.3333333333333333px'><span data-contrast='auto'>Am&aacute;lia Rodrigues personalizes the Fado Song. </span><span data-contrast='auto'>Her strong character and life full of stories will be revealed by one of Am&aacute;lia&rsquo;s expert tour guide. With him, you will be taken through this musical journey to the past by visiting the beautiful Amalia&#39;s house and the Fado Museum located in Alfama, the most popular section of Lisbon.</span><span data-ccp-props='{&#39;134233117&#39;:true,&#39;134233118&#39;:true,&#39;201341983&#39;:0,&#39;335559739&#39;:0,&#39;335559740&#39;:240,&#39;335572071&#39;:4,&#39;335572072&#39;:1,&#39;335572073&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572075&#39;:4,&#39;335572076&#39;:4,&#39;335572077&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572079&#39;:4,&#39;335572080&#39;:1,&#39;335572081&#39;:4278190080,&#39;335572083&#39;:4,&#39;335572084&#39;:12,&#39;335572085&#39;:4278190080,&#39;469789798&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789802&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789806&#39;:&#39;single&#39;,&#39;469789810&#39;:&#39;single&#39;}'>&nbsp;</span></p><br>&nbsp;

<p><span data-contrast='auto' xml:lang='EN-US' lang='EN-US' class='TextRun SCXW144108623 BCX0'><span class='NormalTextRun SCXW144108623 BCX0'>Enjoy a traditional Fado performance by Portuguese Guitar and visit the Fado Museum.</span></span></p>

Fado and the Sounds of Lisbon

Four Seasons Hotel Ritz, Lisbon

<p>Tivoli Avenida Liberdade Lisboa is located in central Lisbon in Portugal, ideally situated close to Avenida da Liberdade and the districts of Bairro Alto and Principe Real. The rooms and suites at the hotel are thoughtfully equipped with a private bar, safe, iron and ironing board, LCD TV and complimentary Wi-Fi. The hotel boasts a trendy restaurant called Cervejaria Liberdade, where guests can savour delicious seafood dishes. At the rooftop bar, guests can unwind and drink refreshing cocktails. Other hotel amenities include a spa with six treatment rooms, a sauna and fitness facilities.</p>