Closer & Authentic | Europe
Into the Heart of Spain & Bordeaux
23rd
July 2019 • 8 nights • Sails from Southampton • Braemar • M1918 From only £1,099 per person
A marvellous midsummer medley of art, architecture, delightful cuisine and more besides, brought to life in four captivating French and Spanish cities. Not only are there unmissable experiences to enjoy all the way, but your in-depth exploration will be made even more rewarding by Braemar docking close to the heart of every port of call.
Date Altamira Cave Arrive Depart Destination
JULY 2019 Tue 23 Wed 24
Thu 25 early pm Fri 26 Sat 27
PM
Southampton Cruising
Bordeaux, France early pm Bordeaux, France early am late night Santander, Spain
Sun 28 early am late pm Avilés, Spain Mon 29 early am early pm La Coruña, Spain Tue 30
Cruising Wed 31 AM Southampton La Coruña Recommended experiences
„ Discover Bordeaux within easy reach of your ship
„ Tour to the ancient Cave of Altamira
„ Explore ports easily due to Braemar docking closer
Upgrade prices per person, per night Ocean View Room from: £25 Balcony Room from: Suite from:
£125 £175
Single Rooms from: £1,799
Prices are correct at time of going to print, but may change at any time. Call for latest prices.
All included in your cruise price:
Comfortable en-suite accommodation • Breakfast, lunch, afternoon tea, five-course à la carte dinner, late night buffet and self-service tea & coffee • Varied daytime activities • Lectures and talks • Swimming pools, Jacuzzis and gym • Choice of live evening entertainment • 2 formal nights • Overnight stay in Bordeaux
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An overnight stay in Bordeaux is first, and your exploration of the city – much of which is listed as a UNESCO World Heritage Site – begins at the end of the gangway, courtesy of Braemar’s smaller size. The many landmarks are sure to delight, though no visit would be complete without sampling the famous wine culture at the Cité du Vin museum or on a vineyard tour.
Following the French delights, you’ll have three days to enjoy the northern regions of Spain. Scenic Santander is not only nestled along a picturesque coastline, but also an excellent gateway to the breathtaking Picos Mountains and the ancient Altamira Cave paintings. Docking next to the modernist Óscar Niemeyer Centre in Avilés meanwhile presents an interesting contrast to the fascinating Old Town. From here there’s a chance to sample Asturian Cider at a cider house, too.
Lastly, there are the charms of laid-back La Coruña to unravel, made easier thanks to Braemar conveniently docking centrally. With a compact Old Quarter, an impressive promenade and a sprinkling of landmarks – including the Tower of Hercules – it’s perfect for sightseeing. You’ll also be well placed for tours to the astounding Santiago de Compostela Cathedral.
La Cité du Vin
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