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11 Night Portugal France and the UK Castles Coastlines and Cuisine

From Porto (Oporto) to Dublin

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Lindblad Expeditions
4 Stars
  • Cruise #: 14316524
  • Departs: Mon, Apr 17, 2028
  • Returns: Fri, Apr 28, 2028
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    Monday - Apr 17, 2028
    Day
    1
    Porto (Oporto), Portugal
    • Porto (Oporto), Portugal
    Arrive in Porto, a UNESCO World Heritage city. Enjoy time at leisure, exploring its hillside streets and sampling local flavors before embarking the ship this afternoon.
    Tuesday - Apr 18, 2028
    Day
    2
    Porto (Oporto), Portugal
    • Porto (Oporto), Portugal
    The birthplace of Port wine, Porto straddles the Douro River, its dramatic landscape linked by elegant bridges and defined by centuries of architectural heritage. Admire the city's iconic azulejo tiles as you explore the hillside streets of the Ribeira district and take in sweeping views from its many scenic overlooks. Alternatively, venture beyond the city into the surrounding hills for a hike in Serras do Porto Park. ...
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    Wednesday - Apr 19, 2028
    Day
    3
    • Villagarcia, Spain
    Anchor in Vilagarcia de Arousa, a coastal town on the shores of the Ria de Arousa, and spend the day learning about life along this productive estuary. Home to the Rias Baixas wine region and among the world's leading mussel-producing areas, the region offers a fascinating glimpse into Galicia's culinary traditions. Meet local farmers and producers to learn about the craft and care behind these celebrated products. Alternatively, travel to Santiago de Compostela and either walk a portion of the Camino de Santiago before entering the historic Cathedral Square or focus your visit on the cathedral itself, a destination that has welcomed pilgrims for centuries. Enjoy a traditional Galician tapas lunch before returning to the ship. ...
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    Thursday - Apr 20, 2028
    Day
    4
    At Sea
    • At Sea
    Spend a relaxing day at sea, sailing along the French coast as you enjoy the ship's amenities. Join your officers on the bridge to learn about navigating the dynamic Bay of Biscay, attend a naturalist presentation on the region, or schedule a rejuvenating massage with your wellness specialist.
    Friday - Apr 21, 2028
    Day
    5
    Douarnenez, France
    • Douarnenez, France
    Saturday - Apr 22, 2028
    Day
    6
    Roscoff, France
    • Roscoff, France
    Arrive in Brittany, where scenic coastal trails, quaint harbors, and enduring maritime traditions showcase the region's seafaring character. With the ship docked in the picturesque harbor town of Douarnenez, delve into the history of sardine fishing in the area, indulge in the local gastronomy, or opt for a coastal hike. Alternatively, head inland to the ancient Breton city of Quimper, where half-timbered houses, a magnificent Gothic cathedral and a renowned pottery tradition offer insight into the region's distinctive Breton culture. Then, venture to the northern side of the Brittany peninsula. Known for its stunning coastline, granite houses, and maritime traditions, Roscoff has long been linked to Cornwall through centuries of trade and seafaring connections. Spend time exploring this charming harbor town at your own pace, or venture to nearby Saint-Pol-de-Leon, a historic market town at the heart of France's famed Golden Belt agricultural region and the seat of a powerful bishopric since the Middle Ages. ...
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    Sunday - Apr 23, 2028
    Day
    7
    Falmouth, United Kingdom
    • Falmouth, United Kingdom
    Known for its deep natural harbor, Falmouth has been an important maritime hub since the 1600s. Watched over by historic Pendennis Castle at the mouth of the Fal Estuary, the region retains its regal charm while also earning recognition as both an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty and a Special Area of Conservation for its rich marine ecosystems. Explore the shores of this remarkable estuary by venturing upriver to visit historic gardens and a tea plantation, or climb the castle ramparts to learn about the harbor's defense through the centuries. ...
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    Monday - Apr 24, 2028
    Day
    8
    Captain's Choice, United States
    • Captain's Choice, United States
    Tuesday - Apr 25, 2028
    Day
    9
    Coastal Navigation, United States
    • Coastal Navigation, United States
    Sail north along the Welsh coastline, known for its rich natural beauty, layered history, and shoreline of sheltered coves and rugged headlands along the Irish Sea. Today unfolds at a slower pace, with expedition activities taking center stage. Enjoy opportunities for Zodiac cruising, coastal hikes, or kayaking as you explore this remarkable stretch of coast. ...
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    Wednesday - Apr 26, 2028
    Day
    10
    Holyhead, United Kingdom
    • Holyhead, United Kingdom
    Arrive in Wales, home to more castles per square mile than any other country in the world. Choose to explore some of the impressive fortresses that form the Iron Ring, the chain of castles built by King Edward I to consolidate his rule over the region. Alternatively, stay on the Isle of Anglesey and walk the Coastal Path-part of an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty-alongside a member of the local mountain rescue team. Spot falcons, seals, and springtime wildflowers as you pass through a mixture of farmland, coastal heath, dunes, and more. ...
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    Thursday - Apr 27, 2028
    Day
    11
    • Isle of Man, United Kingdom
    Landing on the Isle of Man, often called the Gem of the Irish Sea, provides a fitting connection to the Celtic heritage encountered throughout the voyage. The entire island is designated as a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve in recognition of its unique environment and sustainable economy. Home to the world's oldest continuous parliament and a people deeply rooted in Celtic tradition, the Isle of Man offers opportunities to connect with its rich history, dramatic landscapes, and vibrant local culture, shaped by a strong tradition of coastal stewardship. ...
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    Friday - Apr 28, 2028
    Day
    12
    Dublin, Ireland
    • Dublin, Ireland
    Disembark in Dublin after breakfast and transfer to the airport for your flight home.


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