Europe | Authentic
Exploring Portugal’s Highlights
7th
April 2019 • 9 nights • Sails from Dover • Boudicca • D1908 From only £999 per person
Join Boudicca on this all-encompassing exploration and you’ll be ticking off authentic experiences galore. The rich maritime past and cultural highlights of Lisbon – from Fado music to delicious pastries – are complemented by the opportunity to see Oporto’s historic centre and iconic wine cellars; and indulgent relaxation in the Algarve.
Date Arrive Depart Destination
APRIL 2019 Sun 07
Mon 08-Tue 09 Wed 10 early pm Thu 11 Fri 12
PM Dover Cruising Lisbon, Portugal late pm Lisbon, Portugal
early am late pm Portimão, Algarve, Portugal
Sat 13 early pm late night Oporto (from Leixões), Portugal
Sun 14-Mon 15 Tue 16 AM
Cruising Dover
Tours from Leixões to Oporto bookable prior to departure, subject to availability
Pasteis de Nata Recommended experiences
„ Uncover Portugal’s maritime past in Lisbon
„ Experience typical Portuguese Fado music
„ Sample Port wine in Oporto
„ Relax on golden beaches in the Algarve
Upgrade prices per person, per night Ocean View Room from: £17 Balcony Room from: Suite from:
£78 £84
Single Rooms from: £1,599
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 Lisbon
140 Visit
fredolsencruises.com, contact your travel agent or call 0800 0355 151
Lisbon makes for the perfect recipe for exploration. Fascinating museums engage and enthral, while vintage trams weave through quaint backstreets, and architectural wonders evoke a rich maritime history. On the subject of recipes, be sure to try a famous pastry at Pasteis de Belém – the secret formula has remained unchanged since the 19th
century.
An overnight stay in Lisbon gives time to really make the most of the city and the region. You can enjoy authentic culture with a performance of Fado music or venture further afield to pretty Óbidos or fairytale Sintra. After the hustle and bustle comes the chance to relax amid the outdoor cafés, beautiful waterfront panoramas and pretty townscapes of Portimão, perched on the Algarve coast.
Boudicca will call into Leixões to round off your journey of discovery. Here you’ll be well-placed for tours to Oporto. Portugal’s second city is renowned for its historic centre, which is rightly a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Foremost is the Ribeira District, where narrow lanes meander down to the Douro River. Opt for a cruise along the tranquil waters perhaps before stopping at a wine cellar to savour locally produced Port wine.
Oporto
Lisbon
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