1 Trail to outlook over lakes in São Miguel
2 Flora and fauna exploding with colour, Madeira
3 Red green bright parrot in Puerto de la Cruz
4 Teide National Park, Tenerife
5 Traditional style farmer house at Funchal
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DAY 1: Legendary Lisbon Lisbon is a legendary city. Visit world famous sites like Tower of Belém before embarkation on MS Midnatsol.
DAY 2-3: At Sea Enjoy our expert lecturers as we sail towards the volcanic Azores.
DAY 4: The Green Island São Miguel is verdant, studded with rolling green hills. Join an excursion to scenic Lagoa das Sete Cidades, one of the Seven Natural Wonders of Portugal.
DAY 5: UNESCO-listed Landscape Ilha do Pico is a stunning natural destination. The island´s UNESCO-listed vineyards are beautiful testament to the creativity of the islanders.
DAY 6: The Purple Island Visit Angra, founded in the 15th century, and the historic fortress of São João Baptista.
DAY 7: At Sea Enjoy the relaxation of a day at sea.
DAY 8: The Magic of Golden Sand Porto Santo boasts golden sands and a rugged interior in addition to the charming capital of Vila Baleira.
DAY 9: The Garden of the Atlantic Madeira hosts lush flora and fauna. The Lau- rissilva Forest is a rare wonder, while Funchal offers a modern, cosmopolitan cityscape.
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DAY 10: Relax and Reflect at Sea Days at sea are yours to enjoy.
DAY 11: Tenerife Santa Cruz is bustling, located in the shadow of the mighty El Teide volcano. Don´t miss the lovely 15th century town of San Cristóbal.
DAY 12: Off the Beaten Track Beauty La Gomera is an oasis in the Atlantic with steep ravines and narrow valleys.
DAY 13-14: A Relaxed Journey North We return to the capital of Portugal.
DAY 15: Cruising up the Tejo Early risers will be rewarded with a lovely view of Lisbon as our journey ends.
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