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Guided City Tour of Lisbon
Cruise on the Tagus River
After a buffet breakfast, we take you on a city tour of Lisbon conducted by a local guide. We take you to
visit the Jeronimos Monastery, regarded as Lisbon’s most important landmark.
The construction of this stunning monastery began in 1502 and was completed before the end of the century.
It managed to survive the great earthquake in 1755, unlike most of the city. Also see the The Belém Tower
which is located on the banks of the Tagus River.
See Lisbon’s cathedral which was built by Portugal’s first king, Dom Afonso Henriques (1109-1185). It
was damaged extensively during the great earthquake of 1755 and rebuilt in an earlier style. We then take
you on a mini cruise on the picturesque Tagus River which flows through the capital city of Lisbon. Enjoy
the panoramic sights of Lisbon, a city that overlooks the river and the ocean.
Overnight at the hotel in Lisbon.
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Arriving into Porto, our first stop is to the Luis I Bridge, which is one of the most beautiful throughout the
country. There is a nice park on the edge with great views of the bridge, so one can sit and have a picnic
whilst taking in the scene.
After lunch, we then head to Clérigos Tower. The viewpoint from the top is one of the best in the city, and
you will see an abundance of orange roofs which nicely contrast with the blue hue of the Douro River.
We recommend watching the sunset at this spot. For sustainable stays by the bridge, see Red House By The
River which is a couples favorite.
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After breakfast, we will now head to Douro Valley. The Douro Valley is well known for being the
Portuguese home of wine, with rows upon rows of mountains carved out for production. Learn about
winemaking and taste the best wines at Duoro Valley with a valley tour with cruise (including wine tasting,
and lunch).
After tasting and marveling at the scenic site, we now head back to Porto, and to the area of Cais Da Ribeira.
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Onto Seville by Flight
After a buffet breakfast, we check-out and journey to Seville - Spain’s fourth largest city and the capital of
Andalusia. It is one of the most alluring cities in Europe. Upon arrival, explore the city on your own at
leisure. Enjoy the Flamenco show and later Overnight at the hotel in Seville.
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Guided City Tour of Seville
After a buffet breakfast, we proceed on a city tour of Seville conducted by a local guide.
We begin with a visit to the cathedral, which is the largest and highest cathedral in Spain. You get an
opportunity to pay respect to Christopher Columbus, whose mortal vestiges are said to be enshrined in the
flamboyant mausoleum in the south aisle. We also see the Giralda, adjacent to the cathedral, a
splendid example of Moorish art and now a symbol of Seville. You also get some time to stroll along the
busy Santa Cruz quarter.
It is impossible to resist the charm of this district with its winding alleys, its picturesque lime washed
houses, its delicate hardly visible flowery patios and its small squares.
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After a buffet breakfast, we proceed to the flight for Ibiza. Today is leisure day for you and have a great time
in Ibiza. You can visit the local places and get to know about them. So, enjoy your stay at this gorgeous
place which is famous for vibrancy and excitement. Rest and relish an overnight stay at the hotel. Overnight
at the hotel in Ibiza.
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Whether you partied all night or not, today is all about relaxation. Leave the beaches behind and explore the
history of Ibiza. Old Ibiza or D' Alt Vila (meaning High Town) is an UNESCO World Heritage site and the
perfect place to start off the day with a coffee before wandering through the quaint cobblestone streets,
browsing the shops of Sa Penya and getting some fresh air. Check out the castle, also known as Eivissa
Castle and cemetery, Necropolis del Puig des Molins, containing more than 3,000 tombs from the
Phoenician-Punic times. As part of the Museu Arqueologic d'Eivissa i Formentera, it educates visitors about
the early history of the island (from 1554) to present day. Admission is free.
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Now that you're well rested, it's time to get active and enjoy the beach beyond the sand. Ibiza is a water
lover's paradise so go snorkeling or swimming in the azure blue beauty of the Mediterranean Sea or try
paragliding, wind surfing or water skiing.
This afternoon, take a ferry and head to Formentera. This tiny island features nearly untouched beaches and
is a nice place to relax and unwind. Explore the natural terrain on foot or rent a bike. The beaches here are
some of the best on the Mediterranean so don't be surprised to see people sans clothing. The island is known
for its nude beaches. Alternately, head north to Santa Eulària des Riu. It's the second most visited location
on the island after Eivissa. This area offers the only golf course on the island as well as beaches, shopping
and the historical Puig de Missa, a hilltop church built in 1568.
This evening, take it easy in Santa Eularia. You won' find crazy all-night parties here, but it does offer a
great selection of bars and restaurants.
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