Golden light, sea air and the promise of discovery set the tone for this journey through Spain and Portugal’s most captivating coastal cities. Sailing along the Atlantic edge of Iberia, this voyage blends historic landmarks, layered cultures and relaxed time ashore in a collection of characterful ports.

From Vigo, gateway to the sacred pilgrimage city of Santiago de Compostela, to the sunlit plazas of Cádiz and the Moorish Alcazaba overlooking Málaga, each stop reveals a different layer of Iberian history. In Ceuta, Spanish and Moroccan influences meet, before the iconic Rock of Gibraltar offers sweeping views across two seas. The journey concludes with the riverside charm of Oporto, reached via Leixões.

Reserved exclusively for adults, this sailing offers a calm, unhurried atmosphere - ideal for guests who enjoy cultural discovery, iconic sights and the pleasure of travelling well.

CRUISE HIGHLIGHTS

Vigo, Spain
Vigo is the gateway to Galicia’s most powerful cultural and spiritual landmark - Santiago de Compostela. Here, the grand cathedral marks the end of the Camino de Santiago, its stone streets alive with history, tradition and a deep sense of place. Closer to the coast, Vigo itself offers waterfront walks and views across the Rías Baixas.

Cádiz, Spain
One of Europe’s oldest continuously inhabited cities, Cádiz sits almost entirely surrounded by the Atlantic. Its compact old town is ideal for wandering, with lively plazas, historic watchtowers and long stretches of golden sand reflecting the city’s deep maritime past and relaxed Andalusian spirit.

Málaga, Spain
Málaga blends history, culture and coastal living with ease. Above the city, the Alcazaba fortress offers sweeping views and insight into its Moorish past, while below, the old town’s museums, cafés and boulevards lead naturally to beaches such as Playa de la Malagueta.

Gibraltar
Dominated by its iconic limestone Rock, Gibraltar sits at the gateway between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. Explore historic fortifications, enjoy panoramic views across two continents, and watch for the famous Barbary macaques that add a distinctive character to this unique destination.

Oporto (via Leixões)
The journey concludes in Oporto, where tiled façades line steep riverbanks and the Douro flows past centuries-old warehouses and bridges. Wander the Ribeira district, admire historic churches and soak up the city’s timeless elegance - a fitting finale to an Iberian escape.