Cruzeiro pela Europa Ocidental: da Irlanda a Portugal

Dublin→Lisboa

28.08.26 - 07.09.26

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Embarque em uma viagem cativante com o cruzeiro pela Europa Ocidental, da Irlanda a Portugal, um cruzeiro de luxo que o leva da vibrante cidade de Dublin às ensolaradas margens de Lisboa. Esta encantadora viagem começa em Dublin, onde uma história rica se mistura ao charme contemporâneo. De lá, navegue até Waterford, Kinsale e ao longo da costa celta por França, Espanha e Portugal, terminando na vibrante cidade de Lisboa

Somente Cruzeiro

Perfeito para viajantes que valorizam a tranquilidade de saber que tudo está cuidado

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Cruzeiro

Itinerário Dia a Dia

Ao longo desta viagem, você terá a oportunidade de explorar destinos fascinantes. Em Waterford, descubra a centenária Reginald's Tower e os tesouros do Museu Medieval. Kinsale convida você a passear por suas ruas coloridas, enquanto a ilha de Batz, na Bretanha, oferece jardins exuberantes e sítios históricos. A caminho de Portugal, visite os dramáticos penhascos de Belle-Île e a fortificada Citadelle Vauban, e absorva a historic ambiance de Royan, Santander, Gijón e Ferrol. Seu itinerário oferece uma variedade de atividades para se deleitar com a cultura local e a paisagem de cada parada. Seja visitando a renomada fábrica de cristais de Waterford, admirando os encantos dos jardins de Santander ou degustando sidras locais em Gijón, há algo para todo tipo de viajante. Ao percorrer a costa atlântica, delicie-se com as maravilhas arquitetônicas das igrejas revestidas de azulejos do Porto e dos bairros históricos de Lisboa, onde iguarias culinárias esperam por você

Dia 9

Dia 9. Ferrol

With a rich seafaring history and scenic beaches, Ferrol, in A Coruña, Galicia, on the Atlantic coast, champions the Ferrol Naval Museum and the 16th-century San Felipe Castle. Nearby, La Coruña, dubbed the Crystal City for its glass-fronted buildings, showcases the 1st-century Hercules Tower, a UNESCO landmark. Santiago de Compostela, a famed pilgrimage centre, houses the cathedral believed to hold the remains of St. James the Great

Atividades:

Discover La Coruna

3 h 45 min

Enjoy a scenic 45 min drive to La Coruna. As we arrive and enter the old part of the city, you will see the "galleries", sited in front of the harbour that gives the name to La Coruna as "The Crystal City”, due to the hundreds of windows these houses have. Many, many years ago, the sea was nearer to the city and these windows reflected the sunlight on top of the surface of the sea. At the promenade - the longest in Europe that surrounds most of Coruna’s coastline – we will pass the Castle of San Anton, built on an island; first it was the local fortress, and nowadays it shelters the archaeological museum and is connected with the city by a stretch road. Next we will arrive at the Tower of Hercules; this beacon built by the Romans is the only lighthouse in the world of its kind that is still working for its original purpose. As the most important monument of the city, it is part of the coat of arms of La Coruna, together with the bones of Gerion, a giant that was killed by Hercules and buried under the beacon. Continue to the foot of Mount San Pedro, from where you will have a beautiful view of the Tower of Hercules and the ocean where you will see the octopus, a two metre tall sculpture with the beacon behind it. Afterwards, view one of the most important places in La Coruna, Maria Pita Square, where the town hall stands. Maria Pita was a woman who lead the fight and defeated the pirate “Sir” Francis Drake in the 16th century, when he tried to invade the city. You will have free time to wander around the city centre square where hundreds of shops, bars and markets, can be found before returning to Ferrol. Minimum participation required; tour may be cancelled or subject to price changes if not met.

Santiago de Compostela Pilgrimage hike

6 horas

Experience the last stretch of the legendary Camino de Santiago, ending at the magnificent Cathedral of Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and the believed resting place of Saint James the Great. This pilgrimage is one of only three in the world granting plenary indulgence. Your journey begins outside Santiago, following a scenic 5-kilometre path through forests, hills, and rivers, offering a peaceful and authentic approach to the city. Upon arrival at the Cathedral, your guide will introduce its stunning exteriors, including the Baroque Obradoiro façade, the Neoclassical Plaza de Azabachería, the Romanesque Plaza de Platerías, and the Holy Door in La Quintana Square, which opens only in Jubilee Years. Next, enjoy a guided tour of the Cathedral’s interior, followed by free time to explore on your own—perhaps visiting the crypt or admiring the famous Botafumeiro incense burner. Each guest will receive a traditional Camino shell as a souvenir of this unforgettable experience. Please note this is a 5km walk along dirt and gravel pathways with some mild inclines. Upon arrival in Santiago there are cobblestones and the entrance to the Cathedral has numerous steps. Guests must be fit and able to walk a minimum of 5km at ease.

Santiago de Compostela City Tour

6 horas

Follow in pilgrims' footsteps on the legendary “Camino de Santiago” or Way of Saint James. Explore Santiago’s UNESCO-listed Old Town, beginning at Obradoiro Square, home to the impressive Cathedral, the Town Hall, the Palace of St. Jerome, and the Parador of the Reyes Católicos, a former pilgrim hospital. Discover the Cathedral’s grand façades—Baroque, Neoclassical, and Romanesque—before touring its interior. Then enjoy free time to explore.