Douro River Cruises

The Douro runs through one of Portugal’s most scenic valleys, where sunlit vineyards climb steep hillsides alongside medieval towns. From Porto’s azulejo-lined streets to the golden squares of Salamanca, the Douro offers an experience as rich as its wines.

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Featured Experiences on the Douro

Porto’s Ribeira and São Bento’s Azulejos

Join a guided tour to explore Porto’s UNESCO-listed Ribeira neighborhood, home to the Porto Cathedral and São Bento’s famed azulejo tiles.

Wine Tasting at a Local Quinta

Visit a traditional wine estate in the Douro Valley to sample ruby, tawny, and vintage ports while learning the region’s centuries-old craft.

Statues adorn the baroque staircase to the Santuario de Nossa Senhora dos Remedios church

Sanctuary of Nossa Senhora dos Remédios

Climb—or ride up to—the hilltop sanctuary in Lamego, where baroque chapels and azulejo tiles lead to sweeping views over the valley

Day Trip to Salamanca, Spain

Journey into Spain to explore Salamanca’s golden sandstone squares, lively university quarter, and grand cathedrals with a local guide.

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