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14Mar%u00a05. Portsmouth. Depart%u00a01700.Mar%u00a08. Leixoes (for Oporto), Portugal.Arrive%u00a00800. Depart%u00a01700. Leixoes is known for its narrow streets, granite church towers and Baroque architecture. It makes a great starting place from which to visit nearby Oporto where the cobbled streets of the old town are crammed with historic buildings, including the 12th-century cathedral and neoclassical Stock Exchange.Mar%u00a09. Lisbon, Portugal. Arrive%u00a00900.Depart%u00a01700. The sprawling city of Lisbon is spread across seven hills. It boasts two UNESCO-listed sites: Jeronimos Monastery, where Vasco da Gama is entombed and B%u00e9lem Tower, built in his%u00a0honour.Mar%u00a011. Malaga, Spain. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01700. A reflection of the many cultures which have intermingled in this port city over the centuries, Malaga boasts a wealth of historical sights. Chief among these are the Moorish citadels of Alcazaba, and the ruins of Gibralfaro Castle, as well as the Roman amphitheatre and Renaissance cathedral. Picasso, one of the city%u2019s most famous sons, is celebrated at the Museu de Picasso in the artists%u2019 quarter.Mar%u00a012. Cartagena, Spain. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01700. Cartagena is a historically significant city, a fact illustrated by its Roman theatre that was only unearthed in 1988. The surrounding hills are crowned by castles while the harbour is protected by an 18th-century sea wall. Attractions include the 13th-century cathedral in the old town as well as an array of modernist gems, such as the town hall.Mar%u00a013. Palma, Majorca. Arrive%u00a00900.Depart%u00a01800. The elegant capital of the Balearics is characterised by attractive, palm-fringed squares lined with stylish shops and cafes, while the maze of streets in the old town reveal a distinctly Moorish%u00a0heritage.Mar%u00a014. Barcelona, Spain. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01700. Barcelona has numerous attractions, from Roman ruins to the elegant architecture of the Gothic quarter and the designs of Gaudi. At the city%u2019s heart is Placa de Catalunya, an immense square, which bridges the old city and the 19th-century Eixample district. Lively La%u00a0Rambla, the city%u2019s main pedestrianised artery, flows from this square to Port Vell. Landmark sights include the Sagrada Familia and the 13th-century cathedral.Mar%u00a016. Gibraltar. Arrive%u00a00800.Depart%u00a01700. Watching over the entrance to the Mediterranean, stands the limestone Rock of Gibraltar. At its base lies Gibraltar which offers an intriguing blend of British and Spanish culture. Discover Gibraltar%u2019s Palladian architecture and typically British sights, such as red pillar boxes and familiar highstreet chains.Mar%u00a020. Portsmouth. Arrive%u00a00700.Portugal and Spain City ExplorerUncover the traditions, history and culture of Portugal and Spain by visiting a host of cosmopolitan, coastal citieson the Iberian Peninsula.SHIP: Spirit of AdventureINCLUDED EXCURSION IN EVERY PORTSAILING: March 5, 2026CRUISE CODE: SU158GibraltarMalagaLisbonLeixoes(for Oporto)PalmaMAJORCA SPAINPORTUGALBarcelonaCartagenafrom and to Portsmouth3,710 nautical miles Oporto and the River DouroGaudi%u2019s Park G%u00fcell, BarcelonaSAVE up to 35% off the full fare^15 nights from %u00a34,513Including travel insurance and cancellation cover or a reduction of %u00a387 if not required %u2013 see pages 18-19 for details.All prices from DOUBLE/TWIN Balcony Cabin SINGLE Balcony CabinMar 5, 2026. SU158 Standard Deluxe Suite Standard Superior Deluxe SuiteFull fare %u00a36,944 %u00a310,602 %u00a314,074 %u00a39,443 %u00a310,485 %u00a316,718 %u00a319,844Current fare %u00a34,513 %u00a36,891 %u00a39,148 %u00a36,610 %u00a37,339 %u00a310,866 %u00a312,898 Cruise code: SU158. Fares are per person and the lowest available in the category shown and are subject to availability and change. ^Fares above include applicable percentage discount off the full fare %u2013 see pages 18-19 for details.