Embark on a captivating cruise from Lisbon, capital of Portugal, to the shores of Britain, exploring the coast of France along the way. Our first stop is beautiful Porto, to raise a glass to the city’s eponymous wine on an excursion along the River Douro. We cross the border to the Spanish city of A Coruña to walk the pretty streets of its historic heart. Relax as we spend a day at sea heading to France and Bordeaux. Here, we will spend two memorable days sipping world-class wines cultivated in big-name vineyards around the city, including in the medieval village of Saint-Emilion. Next, wander the 17th-century arcaded streets of La Rochelle and explore the maritime history of Brest, before we reach St Peter Port, a charming cobbled town on the Channel Island of Guernsey. We return briefly to the French mainland at Honfleur – visit the wooden church with nautical references – then cross the English Channel to Cowes, on the Isle of Wight, where Queen Victoria used to holiday. Seafaring tales and one of Henry VIII's ships, Mary Rose, await our arrival at Portsmouth.

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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.

This picturesque city is popular for its colorful tile-decorated buildings, its many hills and the iconic bridges by the Douro River. For an authentic Portuguese experience, go to the Ribeira neighborhood and cross the Dom Luis I bridge to watch the magical sunset among the locals.

Legend holds that Hercules founded this city of Romanesque squares and medieval churches, and indeed, its Tower of Hercules is one of La Coruña&#39;s most enduring symbols. Steeped in beauty, the city is renowned for its gardens, including the Jardines de Méndez Núñez, located in the center of the Pescaderia, and the Jardine de San Carlos in the Old City. Visit the Museo Arqueologico e Historico for exceptional views, and see the elaborately carved door on the church of Calle de Santa Maria.

This UNESCO-designated city known as Port of the Moon due the natural shape of its harbor is celebrated for its glorious chateaux, its mouth-watering cuisine and its incomparable wines – Bordeaux is surrounded by the world&#39;s most famous vineyards including Medoc, St-Emilion, Pomerol, Graves and Sauternes. One time the richest community and largest port in France, Bordeaux today is second only to Paris as the country&#39;s most densely populated city.

Old meets new in this quintessential Atlantic seaport, where half-timbered medieval houses and hidden Renaissance passageways co-exist with a modern marina of sleek 21st-century yachts and even an electro-solar sea bus. Dip into daily life here under the 19th-century wrought-iron roof of Les Halles market, where there&#39;s a hum of haggling shoppers and traders shouting about the freshness of their produce amid stalls selling briny oysters and a rainbow of local fruit (look out for juicy Charentais melons in summer). Stop for a petit café on the terrace outside before exploring the old town, with its clock tower, stone gargoyles and shipowners&#39; mansions.

The sea has always defined Brest, in a sheltered bay on the westernmost finger of Brittany. A harbour for ships since Roman times, its strategic importance in World War II was the reason 90 per cent of it was bombed by the Allies. Remarkably, the castle overlooking the harbour survived (today it houses a marine museum), while the rest of the city was rebuilt on a modern chequerboard pattern. But it&#39;s the sea that draws the eye, from the jumble of ports and quays to the futuristic Oceanopolis, which plunges you into the wonders of marine life, with penguins, tropical lagoons, and shark tanks to see.

If you are looking for a unique blend of British and French charm in an idyllic setting, then look no further than St. Peter Port. The Channel Islands&#39; blend of cultural diversity, historical significance, natural beauty, and autonomy make them one of the most coveted archipelagos on travelers&#39; wish lists. The 19 islands (seven of which are inhabited) possess a distinct identity, they have their own governments, legal systems, and even currency and are known for their olde world charm, stunning landscapes with beautiful beaches, lush countryside, and historical sites. St Peter Port, the largest town on the second largest islands Guernsey, sits around 40 miles off the French coast of Normandy – in the Gulf of St Malo – and the influence of past French culture can still be felt on the island. It&#39;s like stepping back in time: St. Peter Port&#39;s heart lies in its picturesque harbor, where colorful houses cascade down the hillside, creating a postcard-worthy scene and the bustling harbor is dotted with sailboats and fishing vessels, giving it an authentic maritime ambiance. The town boasts a rich history evident in its architecture. St. Peter Port Castle, dating back to the 13th century, and Castle Cornet, a historic fortress, stand as reminders of the island&#39;s past. Georgian and Regency buildings lend an air of timeless elegance to the streets. Naturally, there are plenty of pubs serving pints and fish and chips and tea shops serving cream teas – this is still Britan after all! Be sure to enjoy some authentic Channel Islands fare before you leave.

Depart by coach and drive along the harbor seafront past the 12th-century church and up the winding hill of Les Val des Terres. You will arrive at Sausmarez Manor, where Lord Peter de Sausmarez, will welcome you to his ancestral home.&nbsp; The Seigneurship of de Sausmarez has been vested in his family for nearly 1,000 years. The house, parts of which date back to the 13th century, has been altered by the various occupants throughout the centuries with many changes in Tudor, Queen Anne, Regency and Victorian times. The impressive front fa&ccedil;ade is a fine example of Queen Anne colonial architecture, built between 1714 - 1718 at the bequest of Sir Edward Andros, the first Governor of New York.&nbsp; During your guided tour, you will see a wealth of fascinating artifacts, including a historical log of a voyage that culminated in the capture of the world&rsquo;s largest treasure ship in the 16th century by Admiral Philip de Sausmarez, who&rsquo;s ancestor, Admiral James de Sausmarez fought alongside Admiral Horatio Nelson during the Battle of the Nile.&nbsp; After your introduction to the manor, surrounding woodland, and manicured gardens, return to your vehicle for the short journey back to your ship.

Experience a time capsule of Guernsey&rsquo;s changing fortunes throughout time as you visit Sausmarez Manor, a centuries-old manor house with an intriguing history of naval supremacy and privateering.

Sausmarez Manor

From the pier, you will walk with your guide along the harbor, pass the statue of Prince Albert and venture into the main Church Square at the center of town. Here, you will have the opportunity to view the classic architecture of the 12th-century church of St. Peter Port. Next, a short walk up High Street takes you past the restored fa&ccedil;ade of a Tudor building and an 18th-century granite arch that leads into Lefebvre Street, home to the Parish Officials&rsquo; offices. Situated on the opposite side of the street is the birthplace of Major-General Sir Isaac Brock. Brock is best remembered as a brilliant leader and strategist during the War of 1812. Continuing up Smith Street, you will reach the gates of Candie Gardens. These beautiful gardens are home to a variety of ancient trees, such as the gingko, which was planted in 1900 and remains the oldest example of its type in Europe. The gardens also contain formal flower borders, ponds with aquatic plants and bog gardens. In the lower garden, two glasshouses dating from 1792 are still in use today. A huge bronze statue of Queen Victoria dating from 1900 stands within the courtyard. After your enjoyable journey, make your way back to the tender pier.

On this exciting walking tour, you will marvel at some of the beautiful examples of medieval architecture in St. Peter Port, as well as visit an elaborate garden holding some of the oldest plants in Europe.

Town Walk with Visit to Candie Gardens

Bring the written word to life by visiting the sights and scenes in the daily lives of the characters in the well-loved Literary and Potato Peel Pie Society international best selling book. Driving along the seafront, with views of Castle Cornet and Havelet Bay, your coach will continue up the Val des Terres and proceed to the Jerbourg area&nbsp; of La Bouvee on the south east cliff top where many scenes from the book are set. &nbsp;Your specialist guide will bring to life the daily turmoil and danger in which the characters conducted their lives. You will see the area where Elizabeth, Lord Tobias,&nbsp; Isola Pribby and Dawsey Adams &ldquo;lived&rdquo;. The landscape is still there, the rutted lanes, the foggy meadows and the farmhouses where the characters held their literary meetings. You can enjoy taking a short walk to see where Elizabeth met her German lover Christian, and see the views from the top of the cliff where Elizabeth and John watched the German bombers flying over&nbsp; on their way to drop their bombs on London. At the same time your local expert guide will inspire you with real life stories of heroism, triumph over adversity and sheer determination shown by the Guernsey people during the long years of Occupation. Re-boarding your coach, you will drive to the little church, which Dawsey took Juliet to see. The little church was built by Brother Deodat and is now known as the smallest consecrated church in the world. In order to impress his Bishop, Brother Deodat decided to cover the church with all manner of shells and broken pieces of pottery. Juliet was delighted to be able to go right inside this beautiful little church. Your coach will now drive down to the west coast for refreshments of tea or coffee and a piece of Guernsey Gache, with a scenic drive around the coast to show you the witches stone and Les Trepieds Dolmen which Dawsey showed Juliet, before returning to the harbour. Before rejoining your ship your coach will stop opposite the memorial to the local people who lost their lives in the German bombing raid of 28 June 1940. This occurred one week after the last evacuation of the children to schools and families in the UK. The last evacuation ship had Eli, Elizabeth&rsquo;s grandson on board.

Inspired by the best-selling epistolary novel, The Guernsey Literary and Potato Peel Society, this excursion brings to life the beloved story of the hardship of war and the warmth and lasting power of friendship and love.

Views from &#39;The Guernsey Literary & Potato Peel Pie Society&#39;

With a name that literally means, `the Harbor,` Le Havre is indeed a city that grew out of a need for a working port. In the early 16th century, the harbor at Honfleur was silting up, rendering the port less and less usable. King Francois I had a solution: establish another harbor on the right bank of the Seine estuary, just 15 miles from Honfleur. So it came to pass that in 1517, Le Havre was built. Though it always had a military function, Le Havre flourished essentially as a commercial port, receiving cotton, tobacco and sugar from America and distributing the goods throughout France. But its military role was expanded in the 17th century when the harbor was converted to a naval base. In WWII, Le Havre was pressed into even greater military service as it became a stronghold on the continent. The city you see today is mostly post-war construction-much of Le Havre was destroyed during the war. Its reconstruction was overseen by architect Auguste Perret. Its commercial rebirth was spurred by the bustling port activity that began in the 1960s, and continues today.

The oldest sailing regatta in the world breezes into the harbor of this salty-aired town on England&#39;s biggest island every summer. But the buzz it creates is felt year-round. Amble along the esplanade for cloud-scudding views across the Solent to the mainland or browse the charming independent stores on the high street. This nautical powerhouse has a long history of shipbuilding, which can be discovered at the maritime museum and the quirky Sir Max Aitken Museum, set in a loft where sails for the royal racing yacht Britannia were made. Across the river in East Cowes, lemon-yellow Osborne House is where Queen Victoria retreated to after the death of her beloved Prince Albert.

You would be hard pressed to find a city with a more significant naval heritage than Portsmouth. The world&#39;s oldest dry dock, it is home to some of history&#39;s most storied ships, including Lord Nelson&#39;s flagship at the Battle of Trafalgar, HMS Victory; Henry VII&#39;s Tudor warship, Mary Rose; and the world&#39;s first iron hulled armored ship, HMS Warrior. The city also has impressive cultural and entertainment credentials. It is the birthplace of author Charles Dickens and comedian Peter Sellers and has served as a shooting location for a variety of films, including the James Bond installment, Tomorrow Never Dies. For all its high-level associations, Portsmouth remains a wonderfully low-key destination. Enjoy a pass along the cobbled streets of the shopping district or step aboard a high-speed elevator of the Spinnaker Tower, the sail-inspired observation tower that rises 560 feet above the port to showcase magnificent views.

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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.

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