Authentic | Canary Islands, Madeira & the Azores
The enchanting towns and volcanic sites of two captivating Cape Verde islands combine with the natural wonders of Tenerife and Madeira’s beautifully floral landscapes to present a plethora of diverse sights and experiences. What’s more, you’ll also be part of the ‘Four Fred.s in Funchal’ event, joining guests and crews from Fred. Olsen’s entire fleet of ocean-going ships for an unforgettable day of fun and festivity in the Madeiran capital.
Madeira Cape Verde
Cape Verdean market
The city of La Coruña makes for a rewarding stop as you sail south for your island-hopping adventure. This Galician gem hosts treasures such as the ancient Tower of Hercules and Monte de San Pedro. It’s also gateway to the spectacular Santiago de Compostela Cathedral. Arriving into Lisbon presents an opportunity to uncover the rich history behind architectural gems including Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery.
Boudicca will then proceed on to Madeira for the very special ‘Four Fred.s in Funchal’ event. After docking alongside Balmoral, Black Watch and Braemar, you’ll be able to experience a memorable day of celebration, shared with the crews and guests from all four ocean-going ships in the fleet. You can enjoy live entertainment, tuck in to specially prepared menus, and even visit the other ships during this unforgettable occasion. Away from the festivities, there are chances to uncover Madeira’s fragrant gardens and unique levada walking trails.
In Cape Verde, two distinctive destinations await. Starting on the volcanic island of São Vicente you’ll
visit the region’s cultural capital, Mindelo. Within this delightful small city you’ll never be far from an authentic Cape Verdean experience. Look out for fascinating colonial architecture, visit colourful markets, listen to traditional Morna music, and perhaps pause to sample Grogue, the national drink.
Praia’s array of highlights includes the lively Municipal Market and the centuries of history on display at the Archaeology Museum. You could take the opportunity to catch a Funaná dance performance too. Alternatively, opt for a tour to UNESCO-listed Cidade Velha, the first city to be built by Europeans in West Africa.
Continuing your island discovery in the Canaries, Boudicca heads for Tenerife. Visit the mysterious Pyramids of Güímar, admire soaring Mount Teide – Spain’s highest peak – via scenic cable car or simply relax and enjoy the sunshine at Playa de Las Americas. Santa Cruz is the gateway to these highlights and more. Vigo rounds off your holiday, complete with the charming Old Quarter and picturesque bay to explore in the spring sunshine.
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