Portugal and Spain City Explorer

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

This sightseeing tour of Oporto allows you to capture the colourful, rising architecture of this city, from the comfort of your tour vehicle. See the Monument to the Peninsular War, commemorating the military conflict between Napoleon’s empire and Spain.

Your guide may then point out the House of Music – a curiously modernist piece of architecture curving up from the ground: the sights then seem to come thick and fast: Crystal Palace’s domed form, surrounded by greenery, Clérigos Tower – built by the city’s Brotherhood of Clerics – and Avenida dos Aliados, a popular street filled with shops.

As you pass the Sao Bento Railways Station, you will quickly spot the city’s cathedral, boasting a wonderful blend of Baroque and Romanesque architecture. Cross over the Infante Bridge, which offers views across the historical centre before following the river back to the ship, past the Ribeira quarters.

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Please note: This is a coach-based excursion with most of the sightseeing taking place from your vehicle. Any walking at short photo stops is at your discretion. Traffic can affect the duration and route of this tour and the tour may operate different to described.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Braga is known as the ‘Portuguese Rome’ and is home to grand 18th century buildings and picturesque gardens. A popular attraction is the old Bishop’s Palace and Cathedral with its Romanesque south doorway and Gothic portico and Baroque interior.

Exploring at leisure, you can visit the fountain outside the Town hall, take a stroll around the historic centre where you will find Palácio do Raio; the Theatro Circo, the Arco da Porta Nova or the beautiful Santa Bárbara garden. If you are looking for a spot to enjoy coffee, we recommend the iconic Brasileira, a historical cafe in the heart of Braga.

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Please note: This is a transfer to Braga. A guide will escort you on the coach journey to and from but will not provide a guided tour in Braga. You will have approximately two hours of free time to explore independently. Walking is at your discretion, but this excursion has been graded based on a good exploration. You will drive along the motorway to Braga. The drive to and from can take up to one hour, depending on traffic. To use the restroom in a cafe, a purchase may be required.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Discover the city of Lisbon on this panoramic sightseeing tour. Leaving the port, drive past the Jerónimos Monastery, built using limestone over a period of 100 years starting in 1501; UNESCO-listed Belém Tower, constructed with the primary objective of protecting the bay; the Monument to the Discoveries; the pink façade of Belém Palace, the official residence of the Portuguese president; the new Coach Museum; Avenida da Liberdade, the most central avenue in Lisbon and a popular shopping district for both tourists and locals; and Edward VII park.

You will also cross the 25th April suspension bridge over the Tagus River to see the imposing statue of Christ the Redeemer. Stretching across the estuary to the Tagus River in Lisbon the suspension bridge is considered as a twin sister of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco because of its similar design. The bridge is an impressive sight, and it also offers a breathtaking view when crossing it. Visible from most parts of Lisbon and beyond, the statue of Christ the Redeemer (Cristo Rei) stands a striking 270 feet high on its angular pedestal, overlooking the south bank of the Tagus River. One of Portugal’s most iconic landmarks standing tall with its robed arms outstretched, it was erected in 1959 and modelled on the famous Cristo Redentor in Rio de Janeiro. Then, enjoy your scenic drive back to the port.

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Please note: This is a coach-based excursion with most of the sightseeing taking place from your vehicle. Any walking at any short photo stop will be at your discretion. Lisbon is a busy city with ongoing roadworks. The duration of this tour is dependent on traffic conditions and the tour may operate in a different to described. Dependent on traffic conditions on the day, you may have a photo stop at the Top of Edward VII Park instead of crossing the 25th April bridge to see the Christ the Redeemer.

There is a choice of included excursions offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book all options and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Explore downtown Lisbon on foot on this introductory walking tour.

Starting from the pier your guide will take you to the lower section of the Alfama district, through the labyrinth of narrow cobbled alleyways, passing by the Cathedral (Sé de Lisboa), which was built in the 12th century, here you will have an exterior view before continuing to Figueira and Restauradores squares on your way to Rossio, once the liveliest square in the city. You can see the exterior of the Dona Maria National Theatre before continuing to Rua Augusta and Praça do Comércio, also known as “Black Horse Square”, named after the statue of King José I which has a central position.

Having explored the sights of downtown Lisbon you will return to your ship.

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Please note: Expect to walk approximately two miles, some of which may be over uneven ground with up to 15 steps to negotiate. To use restrooms in cafes you will be required to make a purchase.

There is a choice of included excursions offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book all options and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Traditionally a fishing village, Cascais began to rise in prominence in 14th Century when it became a major stopping point for boats on their way to Lisbon. Cascais became a very popular summer resort, driven by the king of Portugal, Dom Luís I, who in 1870, converted the Fortaleza da Cidadela into the summer residence of the Portuguese Monarchy. The Kings example was immediately copied by the nobility, who built palaces and grand villas in the town, where they spent the hottest season of the year, completely transforming the appearance of the former fishing village.

During your free time, we recommend a stroll through the town’s streets, where you can browse the local shops or enjoy a coffee in one of the many outdoor cafes. Cascais also offers the Castro Guimarães Museum, the Boca do Inferno cliffs, the beachfront promenade, the Mercado da Vila market, and the Casa das Histórias Paula Rego art gallery.

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Please note: This is a transfer to Cascais and is unguided. An escort will meet and greet you upon arrival in Cascais. You will have approximately one-and-a-half hours of free time (dependent on traffic from Lisbon, free time could be more or less) to explore independently. Walking is at your discretion, but this excursion has been graded based on a good exploration. The drive to and from can take up to one hour, depending on traffic. To use the restroom in a cafe, a purchase may be required.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Malaga – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

This snapshot tour introduces you to the capital of the Costa del Sol, Malaga with short photo stops at Gilbralfaro Hill and Jardines de Puerta Oscura.

The contrast between the old town and the modern industrial port has created a city rich in architectural variation. Having passed the extensive beachfront, the Gilbralfaro Hill is your first destination. Here, your views extend past the bull ring, flanked by modern high-rise buildings, and out across the port and the city. Leaving the hill, along the Paseo de Reding Avenue. Pause briefly at Jardines de Puerta Oscura, or ‘Dark Entrance Gardens’. Here, the rugged hillside has been transformed into a luscious garden with several rose varieties.

As you continue your snapshot tour of the city, see the old post office and the Bank of Spain before crossing the river Guadalmedina. Finally, travel back to your waiting ship.

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Please note: This is a coach-based excursion with most of the sightseeing taking place from your vehicle. Walking at any short photo stops will be at your discretion. The duration of this tour is dependent on traffic.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Malaga – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Join an introductory walk through Malaga. After a short transfer to the city, begin the walking tour through the historic centre to discover the landmarks of Malaga.

Pause along the way to admire the exterior of both the Cathedral of Malaga, known as “La Manquita” and the Roman Theatre. The walk continues through Plaza de la Merced pausing to view the exterior of Picasso’s birthplace and the Picasso Museum to learn about the artist’s early years before ending your walk at Calle Larios.

Afterwards, head back to the ship.

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Please note: Expect to walk up to two miles, over flat and cobblestone ground. No entrances are included, views from the exterior only. The bus transfer to Malaga will take approximately 15 minutes each way.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Malaga – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Explore the picturesque village of Mijas on your own. A 45-minute transfer brings you to the whitewashed village of Mijas. Declared a Historic-Artistic Site in 1969, the village is known for its Arabic-influenced design and narrow streets. On arrival you will have free time to explore the town at your own pace. Perhaps stroll through the village’s charming streets, visit the Chapel of The Virgin of The Rock or settle down in one of the cafes and restaurants.

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Please note: This is a transfer to Mijas and is unguided. An escort will accompany you on the coach journey only, with no commentary. The drive to and from Mijas will take approximately 45 minutes each way. You will have approximately two-and-a-half hours of free time to explore independently. Walking is at your discretion, but this excursion has been graded based on a good exploration. The coach drop off location is outside of the tourist office. The terrain will be uneven in places with cobblestones and some inclines. To use the restroom in a cafe, a purchase may be required.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Cartagena – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Settled in 223 BC, Cartagena has flourished under Roman, Muslim and Arab rule, and today offers a vast cultural legacy. Your walking tour begins at the pier. Stroll along the sea wall to reach the Town Hall Square and the main avenue, admiring modernist buildings from the beginning of the 20th century.

Then continue to the Roman Theatre, the most important archaeological site in the region. Hidden for over 1,500 years, the theatre lies in the heart of the city centre. Carved into a hillside over 2,000 years ago, its tiered rows of seats were dug out of the rock so that 6,000 spectators had a sweeping view of the stage.

After admiring the theatre, return to the ship.

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Please note: This excursion is entirely on foot and covers at least two miles. The walk will be almost entirely over cobblestones and uneven surfaces, some surfaces may be slippery. There will be at least 60 steps to negotiate at the Roman theatre. You will spend approximately one hour at the Roman Theatre.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Cartagena – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Murcia is Spain’s seventh largest city and located on the Segura River. Settled by the Moors in the ninth century and conquered by the Christians in the 13th, this bustling city offers an array of architectural delights. A 45-minute transfer will bring you to Murcia where you will have free time to explore. Perhaps take a stroll through the historic streets or admire the Cathedral of Murcia. Afterwards, head back to your ship.

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Please note: This is a transfer to Murcia and is unguided. An escort will accompany you on the coach journey only, with no commentary. You will have approximately two-and-a-half hours of free time to explore independently. Walking is at your discretion, but this excursion has been graded based on a good exploration. The drop off location is Ayuntamiento (City Hall). The drive to and from Murcia will take approximately 45 minutes each way. To use the restroom in a cafe, a purchase may be required.

A choice between three included excursions is offered during your visit to Cartagena – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one and doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Departing from the pier, you will enjoy a panoramic drive along Paseo Alfonso XIII, lined with Modernist buildings, before continuing through the University District, Cuesta del Batel and Paseo de las Delicias. You will then head through the industrial area and out to Cala Cortina – an urban beach sheltered by rugged cliffs. Afterwards, head back to Cartagena, where you will be dropped off at Plaza de España for some time at leisure. After your free time return to the ship by coach.

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Please note: This is a short coach-based tour with free time; the drive will last approximately 45 minutes and there are no photo stops, followed by approximately 45 minutes of free time. The drop off location is Plaza de España. During free time walking is at your discretion. The main street off Plaza de España is Calle Carmen which is approximately 250 yards each way and is flat, however the surfaces may be slippery. To use the restroom in a café, a purchase may be required. If you wish to explore further and would like to make your own way back to the ship after free time, please inform the guide. The walking distance from Plaza de España to the ship is approximately one mile. The historic centre of Cartagena is a restricted zone; therefore buses cannot access this part of the city.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to Palma – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Take a scenic drive pausing for photo stops at Mirador Sa Foradada and Bellver Castle before visiting the village of Valldemossa.

This scenic tour begins by leaving the city behind as you head up the Mirador Sa Foradada, where you can enjoy a panoramic view during a brief photo stop. Then, you travel through pine forest landscapes and almond and olive groves until you arrive in the Spanish village of Valldemossa.

Here, you can choose an optional 30-minute walking tour, or alternatively enjoy free time to explore. With mountain backdrops dressed in blankets of greenery and the famous Royal Charterhouse of Valldemossa, you will see why this is such a highly loved destination within the Balearic Islands.

Afterwards, rejoin the coach for a drive to Bellver Castle where you will pause for a short photo stop before returning to the ship.

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Please note: The distance from the coach parking to Valldemossa is approximately 350 yards each way. The terrain in the village is uneven with cobblestones, and has steep inclines. Valldemossa is a popular village and can be busy. If you choose to explore independently in Valldemossa, you will have approximately one hour at leisure. If you choose to join the guide for a 30-minute walking tour, expect to cover a distance of up to three quarters of a mile, followed by 30 minutes of free time where any further walking is at your discretion. To use restrooms in cafe's a purchase may be required.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to Palma – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Discover the charm and history of Mallorca’s capital on this guided walking tour through the old quarter of Palma. After a short drive from the pier to La Escollera, your walking exploration begins. Stroll through narrow cobblestone streets, lined with medieval courtyards and local artisan shops.

Your guide will bring the city’s rich past to life, from its Moorish influences to its golden age under the Crown of Aragon. You will pass by some of Palma’s landmarks, including the Cathedral of La Seu, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina and Born Boulevard. Along the way, enjoy a sweet treat to go, where you will taste the island’s most famous pastry – the Ensaimada, a soft spiral of dough lightly dusted with sugar.

After the visit, you will rejoin your coach for a short transfer back to the pier.

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Please note: Expect to walk approximately two-and-a-quarter miles and negotiate up to 50 steps. The coach transfer will take approximately 15 minutes each way.

See some of Barcelona’s sights from the comfort of your tour vehicle during this introduction to the city, with two photo stops at Paseo Lluis Company and Montjuic hill.

Your tour begins by heading to Poblenou, a neighbourhood that has experienced substantial industrial growth. On route you will pass by the Colon Statue, Barceloneta beach and Ciudadella Parc. From here, you will arrive at the city centre before continuing towards the Art Nouveau San Pau Hospital. Enjoy a short stop at Paseo Lluis Company, a promenade where you can view the Arc de Triomf.

Afterwards, reboard your coach and continue your panoramic tour of the city, passing Passeig de Gracia before arriving at Plaza Cataluña and Plaza Universitá. The last part of the tour takes you to Spanish Square, where the Montjuic hill is located. Drive up and admire the panoramic view over the city before you drive back to the ship.

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Please note: This is a coach-based excursion with most of the sightseeing taking place from your vehicle. Walking during brief photo stops will be at your discretion. The duration of this tour is dependent on traffic conditions. This tour does not visit or pass by the Sagrada Familia. There will not be any comfort stops during this tour.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Take a drive around the rock of Gibraltar.

You start the tour by heading towards the southernmost point of Gibraltar, Europa Point, and the sight of the only Trinity Lighthouse outside Great Britain. Here, alight from your tour vehicle to photograph the world's busiest shipping lane, the meeting point of the Mediterranean Sea, Atlantic Ocean and two continents.

Next, drive past Princess Caroline’s Battery to Winston Churchill Avenue for a short stop at the road which crosses the runway of Gibraltar International Airport. Afterwards, you return to the ship.

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Please note: This is a coach-based excursion with most of the sightseeing taking place from your vehicle. Any walking at any short photo stops will be at your discretion. The duration of this tour is dependent on traffic. Any type of wheelchairs, scooters or foldable walkers are not permitted on the buses. These can be brought to the bus and then stored at the terminal until you return from the tour. At Winston Churchill Avenue, if a plane is landing or taking off, the coach will stop behind the gate.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Discover the iconic Rock of Gibraltar and explore the remarkable St Michael’s Cave. Depart the port and drive past the airport towards the British–Spanish frontier before continuing to Europa Point, Gibraltar’s southernmost tip and home to the only Trinity Lighthouse located outside Great Britain. There will be a chance to pause here to take in the panoramic views.

Next, continue up to the Upper Rock to visit St Michael’s Cave, which has recently benefited from a two million pound transformation. Here you can marvel at the formations of stalactites and stalagmites that fill this natural wonder. Your journey then takes you to King Charles V Wall, where you may encounter Gibraltar’s famous Barbary apes, before returning to your ship.

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Please note: Expect to walk 350 yards on this excursion. At Europa Point the ground will be flat with up to three steps. The are 75 steps to negotiate at St Michael’s Cave. Comfortable, non-slip shoes are recommended as some areas of the cave can be slippery. We have graded this excursion based on the number of steps you will need to negotiate inside the caves. This tour requires a good level of fitness and mobility. Lighting in the cave is dim and coloured for effect.

A choice of included excursions is offered during your visit to this port – please select your place on just one of these excursions. It is not permitted to book more than one option and in doing so will result in the automatic cancellation of additional excursions.

Join an introductory walk of Gibraltar.

A short bus transfer takes you to Casemates Square. Here you will set off on foot and walk along Gibraltar's Main Street to learn about its history during the Moorish, Spanish and British periods. Continue past the old Police Station to the Piazza, home to Gibraltar’s former City Hall and the official residence of the Mayor. From there, stroll down Bomb House Lane, passing the Gibraltar Museum and the synagogue before reaching Cathedral Square for an exterior view of the Holy Trinity Cathedral.

Finally, make your way towards King’s Bastion, once the main battery defending the town and a key position for General Eliott during the Great Siege, before returning to your ship.

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Please note: Expect to walk up to two miles, with some cobblestone ground and inclines to negotiate. A good level of fitness and mobility is required for this tour. No entrances are included, exterior visits only. There will be a short bus transfer of approximately 10 minutes at the start and end of the tour.

On this half-day tour, explore the city of Aveiro, nestled along the Ria de Aveiro.

The city is distinguished by its canals, often filled with vibrant boats and lined with Art Nouveau style buildings. Capture some of the city on foot before navigating the canals by local boats, called Moliceiros. These slender and colourful vessels were historically used to collect algae and seaweed and are now used for sightseeing. Following your scenic ride, indulge in a taste of the local delicacy, "ovos moles," a sweet confection made from eggs and sugar originating from Aveiro, accompanied by a glass of sparkling wine.

On your return journey by coach, capture the colourful fishermen’s houses, known as Palheiros, along the Costa Nova beach.

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Please note: There is up to 500 yards of walking required; any additional walking will be at your discretion. You will be required to negotiate four steps to access and exit the boat. Some restroom facilities will be in local cafes and a purchase of refreshment may be required to use these facilities. The itinerary of this tour may operate in a different order than described. The Moliceiros will last approximately 45 minutes.

Explore Oporto by Tuk Tuk, capturing its landmarks and panoramic views.

At the pier, climb aboard your miniature tour vehicle, accompanied by your driver guide as you make your way to Opoto by Tuk Tuk. During your tour you will see several sights as you drive by before admiring the view as you cross the Infante bridge towards Vila Nova de Gaia.

There will also be the opportunity to enjoy a glass of port wine and a local sweet treat before returning to the ship by Tuk Tuk.

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Please note: The Tuk-Tuks vary in size and, dependent on the seating configuration, will seat between two and four guests for a shared experience. Walking during this tour is minimal and at your discretion, as most of the excursion is spent on the Tuk Tuk. There are three steps to negotiate at the refreshment stop and a steep step to access the Tuk Tuks. Please consider taking an additional layer of clothing, as elements of the ride may be colder than expected. WC facilities will be available on request in local cafes, where a purchase of a refreshment may be required. The tour may operate in a different order than described. Due to the bumpy nature of this excursion, please consider its suitability if you have any pre-existing medical conditions.

Travel by coach to the city of Porto, taking in key sights along the way.

Arrive at Vila Nova de Gaia, where you will board a rabelo boat – replicas of the traditional vessels once used to carry port wine barrels from the Douro Valley. This boat is exclusive to Saga guests, and you will enjoy a 50-minute cruise along the Douro and a glass of port wine.

After your river cruise, there will be the opportunity for some time at leisure to admire the views of Porto from Vila Nova de Gaia or grab a cup of coffee before returning to the port by coach.

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Please note: This tour includes a transfer to and from the port to Vila Nova de Gaia, traffic can affect the duration of this transfer. The walk from the coach drop off to the boat is up to 330 yards (each way). Walking during free time is at guests’ discretion, some of the area involves cobbled ground. To access the boat guests will be required to negotiate a slight incline, this incline is dependent on tides. There are restroom facilities on the boat. There are 45 seats inside the vessel and 35 outside the vessel. Some of the seats are accessed by three steps.

This walking tour of bustling Porto delves deeper into the city and seeks out hidden gems and important points of interest. An audio guide helps to paint a picture of the city’s history, making sure that you don’t miss out on any worthwhile facts.

After a transfer to Porto, begin your exploration with a visit to the UNESCO-recognised Bolsa Palace, also known as the Stock Exchange Palace, which was built in the 19th century in the Neoclassical style. Uncover its history before continuing to the iconic Sao Bento Railway Station – important for more than transporting passengers from A to B. The walls are decorated with blue-and-white azulejo tiles on a grand scale, depicting poignant moments from Portugal’s past.

Your next destination is the eye-catching exterior of the Congregados Church, built in 1703 and designed by André Soares. Finally, pass along Rue Santa Catarina – Porto’s main shopping street – and arrive at a nearby café for a refreshment. You then have some free time to continue your exploration before returning to the ship.

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Please note: There will be at up to one and a half miles of walking on this tour and frequent steps. At Bolsa Palace, there may be at least 100 steps to negotiate. To enter certain venues, queuing may be required. The tour may operate in a different order. We recommend that you wear flat walking shoes.

If you want to see the sights and enjoy the atmosphere of Lisbon at a relaxed pace, finishing with a taste of the local tipple, then this tour is for you.

Lisbon’s vintage trams are among the city’s most iconic sights, and this tour includes a ride on one of these historic vehicles. A coach will take you into the heart of the city where you will board a traditional wooden-bodied tram for a scenic one-hour journey through Alfama and Bairro Alto, two of the oldest districts of the city, which are characterised by winding alleyways and whitewashed houses.

Following your tram journey, you will stop at a hotel in the heart of the city to enjoy a glass of white port accompanied by white chocolate; followed by a glass of ten-year-old Tawny port with a miniature ‘Pastel de Nata’ cake.

The tour would not be complete without a panoramic coach ride through the city, viewing some of Lisbon’s famous landmarks such as the Monument to the Discoveries, Belém Tower, Jerónimos Monastery, the far end of the Edward VII Park, the Rossio district and St George’s Castle.

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Please note: The trams are authentic historic vehicles and are accessed by a steep flight of three steps. There is no commentary during the tram ride, but your guide will describe the journey before you board. The trams are exclusive to Saga passengers. You will need to walk at least 250 yards from the tram to the port tasting venue. The panoramic drive can operate before or after the tram tour.

Enjoy this sightseeing tour of Lisbon aboard a Tuk Tuk. Discover the depths of Lisbon's old quarter as you reach areas that are often inaccessible to cars or buses. Travel through a number of Lisbon's historic neighbourhoods and enjoy a stop at Nossa Senhora do Monte viewpoint, where you can capture a panoramic view of the city. The tour continues through the city's steep and narrow historic streets before stopping in Chiado, an elegant and bohemian neighbourhood. Here, enjoy a traditional snack of marmalade and cheese paired with a glass of port before your return journey via Tuk Tuk to the ship.

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Please note: The Tuk Tuks seat four guests, therefore if you book this excursion you will be sharing the Tuk Tuk with three other guests. If you would prefer to have the Tuk Tuk for just two guests please book the alternative Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour (two guests). Please consider taking an additional layer of clothing as elements of the ride may be colder than expected. The step up into the vehicle may be steep. The Tuk Tuks are small vehicles with compact seating and the ride can be bumpy. Due to the bumpy nature of this excursion, please consider its suitability if you have any pre-existing medical conditions.

Enjoy this sightseeing tour of Lisbon aboard a Tuk Tuk. Discover the depths of Lisbon's old quarter as you reach areas that are often inaccessible to cars or buses. Travel through a number of Lisbon's historic neighbourhoods and enjoy a stop at Nossa Senhora do Monte viewpoint, where you can capture a panoramic view of the city.

The tour continues through the city's steep and narrow historic streets before stopping in Chiado, an elegant and bohemian neighbourhood. Here, enjoy a traditional snack of marmalade and cheese paired with a glass of port before your return journey via Tuk Tuk to the ship.

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Please note: Although the Tuk Tuks seat four guests, by booking this excursion you will only be sharing the Tuk Tuk with one other guest. If you would prefer to have the Tuk Tuk for more than two guests please book the alternative Lisbon Tuk Tuk tour. Please consider taking an additional layer of clothing as elements of the ride may be colder than expected. The step up into the vehicle may be steep. The Tuk Tuks are small vehicles with compact seating and the ride can be bumpy. Due to the bumpy nature of this excursion, please consider its suitability if you have any pre-existing medical conditions.

Visit the charming town of Sintra, where you can admire many stunning buildings and works of art. The whole town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site on account of its 19th-century romantic architecture. On arrival you will visit Sintra National Palace, also known as Palácio da Vila, famous for its magnificent painted ceilings. The palace is the only survivor of the country's Royal Halls, dating from the Middle Ages. One of the highlights is its kitchen, complete with huge 110-feet high conical chimneys.

After your visit to the palace, stop for a sweet treat, and then enjoy free time to explore on your own. The town has retained much of its medieval layout, with labyrinthine streets, flights of steps and arcaded buildings. On your return journey to the ship you will follow a section of the scenic ocean road, and pass the Belém district with its famous tower.

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Please note: During the visit to Sintra Palace there will be one hour of standing and essential walking covering approximately 550 yards. There are approximately 120 steps and a winding staircase inside the palace. Walking during time at leisure is at your discretion, but please note Sintra Town has cobbled streets, steps and inclines. We recommend that you wear flat walking shoes. A good level of fitness is required to participate on this tour. The drive to Sintra will take approximately one hour, the return drive to the ship will take one-and-a-half hours. You will have approximately one hour at the Sintra National Palace, followed by free time.

Join us to discover the lesser explored area of Lisbon, Arrábida. Leaving the port, your journey by coach takes you over the 25th April bridge and on a scenic drive to Sesimbra, an old fishing village which lies at the foothills of the Serra da Arrábida mountain range.

The village is lined with traditional whitewashed houses, overlooked by Sesimbra’s Moorish Castle. Enjoy an exterior visit of the castle for approximately 30 minutes before the tour continues by coach to Azeitão. Azeitão is located in the nature reserve of the Serra da Arrábida and is known for its tasty regional products.

During your time in the area, you will visit one of the local wine cellars and have the opportunity to taste the Moscatel wines. The tour concludes with a scenic drive through Arrábida Natural park before returning to the ship.

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Please note: This tour includes two visits: one to the exterior of Sesimbra Castle, where walking is over uneven ground, but is at your discretion, and the second is to a winery, where 350 yards of essential walking is required over uneven ground with up to 40 steps. We recommend that you wear flat walking shoes. The order of sights may vary. The drive to Sesimbra Castle will take approximately one hour. The return drive to the ship will take approximately two hours.

Discover Malaga on foot and enjoy authentic flamenco music and dancing. Your guide will bring Malaga’s past and present to life on a panoramic tour of the city.

Driving past the sub-tropical gardens of the park to the bullring in the eastern side of the city, your coach will wind its way to Gibralfaro Castle, where a short photo-stop will be made at a scenic viewpoint. Going back down into the city, leave the coach and walk to the Flamenco venue. After a short introduction enjoy some authentic flamenco music and dancing, accompanied by a ‘tapa’ and a glass of Malaga wine.

Following the show, continue with a walking tour through the historic part of Malaga, passing the ruins of the Roman theatre, and viewing the Moorish Alcazaba Palace from below. Afterwards, return to your coach and head back to the ship.

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Please note: This tour involves walking at least one-and-a-half miles over relatively level ground. At the Flamenco venue there is a flight of stairs to negotiate.

Enjoy an authentic Andalusian experience, with visits to an olive mill and a local family home for tapas.

Travel by coach first to the town of Colmenar. Here you will experience a tasting of traditional churros and chocolate. Next, drive towards Alfarnate visiting a traditional olive mill and the groves of olive trees that surround it. Spain is the world´s leading olive oil producer and has more than 300,000,000 olive trees that occupy over five million acres. The industry has flourished for centuries: vast numbers of pottery amphorae bearing the names of Spanish oil farms have been uncovered in the ruins of ancient Rome.

After visiting the mill, you will head to Alfarnatejo to be immersed in Spanish life as you visit a Spanish family for a tour of their home and garden before setting down to enjoy some tapas. The idea behind this concept is to offer a genuine Spanish experience with home-cooked food, a welcoming atmosphere and the chance to interact with a real Spanish family. Learn about Spanish culture, eating habits, routines and their way of life before it is time to bid a cheery “Hasta luego” and return to the port.

Additional Information

Please note: There will be a walking distance of approximately one mile, over uneven ground with some cobblestones and steps. There will be periods of standing at each of the venues, please consider the suitability of this excursion if you have any pre-existing medical conditions. The drive to Colmenar will take approximately 45 minutes. You will spend approximately 30 minutes at the Olive mill in Alfarnate. Lunch will last approximately two hours. The return drive to the ship will take approximately one-and-a-half hours. The lunch will depend on the season, example menu: salads, soups, cheese and ham as starters. Traditional main dish of meat or fish and rice. This tour has limited capacity.

Discover the city of Ronda, known for its unique location, emblematic bridge and interesting history.

Your tour starts as you leave the port of Malaga and head into the countryside towards Ardales. Arriving in Ronda you will start your visit with a walking tour of this Moorish city with its narrow, cobbled streets and windows covered with elaborate wrought-iron grilles. The Santa Maria Church incorporates the remains of a mosque, and many of the old houses bear on their façades the coats-of-arms of former aristocratic owners. Also see the Puente Nuevo Bridge, which joins the old city to the Mercadillo. Visit the interior of the bullring, which is the second-oldest in Spain.

Enjoy some free time for shopping or relax in the park before your tapas lunch at a local restaurant, before heading back to Malaga via San Pedro de Alcantara and the coastal highway.

Additional Information

Please note: The walking tour in Ronda is over approximately two miles and is partly over cobbled streets, with about 20 steps. You will spend approximately two-and-half hours in Ronda and you will be on your feet for the entirety. Additional walking during your free time is at your discretion. Sighting of eagles or other wildlife during the drive cannot be guaranteed. The cancellation deadline for this excursion is four days prior to the port visit due to the lunch venue requirements. Lunch will include tapas sharing plates. A refreshment with lunch is also included. You must inform the Explore Ashore Manager of any dietary requests at least 72 hours prior to arrival. The drive to/from Ronda will take approximately two hours each way. This tour has limited capacity and is not suitable for guests with limited mobility.

Learn more about olive oil production in the traditional town of Alhaurin el Grande, and visit Mijas for time at leisure.

Travel from the pier to Alhaurin el Grande around 22 miles from Malaga, where you will visit Molino la Paca, surrounded by the Sierra de Mijas hills, to learn about olive oil production. It takes around seven to nine years for olive trees to produce quality olives that are ready to be harvested. Methods of harvesting have changed over time from traditional manual picking to a mechanical process, improving efficiency and profitability.

There is the opportunity to enjoy a tasting of the delicious extra virgin olive oil, served with bread, while you learn about olive oil classification based on acidity levels. Afterwards, continue towards the picturesque village of Mijas. Here you will have the opportunity to explore at your leisure, wandering through its cobbled streets adorned with whitewashed houses, quaint shops, and panoramic vistas of the Mediterranean coastline.

Finally, reboard your coach for the return drive to the ship.

Additional Information

Please note: Expect to walk approximately 500 yards at Molino la Paca; whilst here you will need to remain standing for approximately one hour. In Mijas, you will have approximately 50 minutes of free time; walking here is at your discretion. If you choose to explore the main streets of Mijas you should expect to walk at least 350 yards in each direction. The drive to Molino la Paca will take approximately 50 minutes. The return drive to the ship from Mijas will take approximately 50 minutes.

Visit the birthplace of Pablo Picasso, enjoy a walking tour through historic Malaga and venture into the Cathedral of Malaga.

Depart the pier on a panoramic drive towards the old town where your first stop will be at Plaza de la Merced. Here, you visit the birthplace of world-famous artist Pablo Picasso. Visit the house where Picasso was born and raised, and gain an insight into the early influences that shaped the artist’s groundbreaking creative vision.

Next, you will embark on a leisurely walking tour through the ancient streets of Malaga. Admire the ruins of the Roman Theatre, an architectural marvel dating back to the 1st century BC, and imagine the vibrant cultural performances that once graced its hallowed stage.

Your final visit will be at the Cathedral of Malaga, a masterpiece of Renaissance and Baroque design. Step inside to marvel at its vaulted ceilings, intricately carved altars, and stained-glass windows, as your guide unveils its rich history before returning to the ship.

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Please note: This excursion involves walking approximately one mile over flat and cobblestone ground. You will spend approximately 45 minutes at the cathedral.

Explore Murcia with visits to the Monastery of the Virgin of Fuensanta, Murcia Cathedral and the Real Casino de Murcia. Depart Cartagena by coach for a journey through the foothills of the Sierra Carrascoy.

Your destination is the city of Murcia, capital of the province of the same name. Settled by the Moors in the ninth century and conquered by the Christians in the 13th, this bustling city offers an array of architectural delights. Your first stop is the Monastery of the Virgin of Fuensanta, the Patroness of Murcia.

From here, you can enjoy a panoramic view of the Murcian orchards. Continuing to the city, there is a stop to visit the cathedral in the main square. Next to the cathedral, you can view the exterior of the Bishop’s Palace. After, continue to another of Murcia’s historic buildings, the Royal Casino. Located in the city centre, not far from the cathedral, the casino dates from 1847 and is in a mix of different architectural styles, with interiors modelled on Roman and Moorish buildings. Declared a National Historic Building in 1983, it was completely refurbished between 2006 and 2009, when all the original decorative features were restored.

Leaving the casino, pass through the squares of Santo Domingo and Romea. There is also some free time for a stroll on your own before returning by coach to Cartagena.

Additional Information

Please note: This tour involves up to one mile of walking, over some cobbled ground and up to 35 steps. There will also be periods of standing. We recommend wearing flat walking shoes and to dress conservatively, with knees and shoulders covered when visiting religious sites. You will have approximately one hour of free time where any further walking is at your discretion. During peak periods the sites may be crowded and you may be required to queue to access venues. This tour may operate in a different order.

Visit a horse ranch to learn about Spanish horses and see a short show featuring an Andalusian horse and dancer.

In Spanish culture, horses are hugely important – not only historically for work, but for entertainment too. Great steeds entertain crowds of people who enjoy the graceful movement of such a powerful animal. Ideal for equine enthusiasts, this tour offers an up-close experience with some well-kept and trained Spanish horses, much sought after throughout the world.

Enjoy a short panoramic drive out of Cartagena and arrive at this hacienda – an open space – where horses are trained. Here, admire the brood mares and foals, learn the art of horse training and how to manage stallions before your horse show begins, featuring an Andalucian dancer.

After the show, enjoy some light tapas before returning to the port, perhaps with a new-found fondness for these powerful Spanish horses.

Additional Information

Please note: There will be at least 150 yards of walking on this tour and prolonged periods of standing. There will be frequent steps to negotiate. We recommend wearing flat walking shoes. The short performance features an Andalucian dancer and horse. Sample tapas menu includes olive oil and bread, Olives, cheese, Spanish omelette and a wine or water.

Visit two wineries in the Jumilla wine region to learn the history and characteristics of different Jumilla wines.

Jumilla has had an important wine-making tradition for centuries and today is recognised as one of Spain’s most promising wine regions. Located to the northwest of the capital city of Murcia, the area is made up of wide valleys separated by a chain of mountains. Leave the port and travel by coach to the Jumilla region.

Your first visit will be at the BSI Winery, which was the first producer of wines in the region. Learn about their history and methods and enjoy a tasting of two of their wines. The tour then continues to Viña Elena, one of the oldest family-run bodegas in the region. Originally known as Bodegas Pachecho, the visit will give you a chance to take a step back in time and witness the evolution that has made the business it is today.

Here, you will taste three of their wines and a light snack before returning to Cartagena by coach.

Additional Information

Please note: There is up to one mile of essential walking over some uneven surfaces. We recommend that you wear flat walking footwear. The drive to and from Jumilla is approximately one-and-a-half hours each way.

Travel to Soller and take a ride on the historic Soller Railway.

Travel by coach through Palma city centre, enjoying a short panoramic tour before arriving at Son Reus Railway Station to board the historic Soller Railway. Since 1912, this three-foot gauge electric train has operated a daily service along the 17-mile route between Palma and Soller.

Enjoy a panoramic view of the Majorcan Mountains, orange groves and quaint villages during your 50-minute scenic train journey which negotiates the one-and-three-quarter mile Tunnel Major through the Sierra de Alfabia and the Cinq Pons viaduct.

On arrival in Soller, a charming little town set on a hillside, enjoy a short walking tour and the opportunity to explore independently during some free time before returning to the ship by coach.

Additional Information

Please note: The train is not exclusive to Saga guests and the carriage may be shared with other passengers. Depending on railway schedules, the train journey could operate in either direction and you may travel to Soller by coach and return by train or vice versa. This tour involves an uphill walk of approximately 20 minutes to reach the centre of Soller from the coach parking and there are 28 steps leading to/from the train platform. There is an additional mile of essential walking required during your visit to Soller, the area is also hilly so expect to negotiate inclines. The railway carriages are accessed by three steps. The carriages are not modernized, are unable to accommodate wheelchairs and do not have air-conditioning. Station platforms are low and there may be a wide gap between the platform edge and the carriage door. The train travels through 13 tunnels, some of which are quite long, please consider the tours suitability it you have any pre-existing medical conditions.

Visit the mysterious Drach Caves, a natural wonder full of rock formations and home to one of the largest underground lakes in the world.

The excursion begins with a drive across the island, passing through a handful of villages until you arrive at the Caves of Drach. On arrival, you will walk along the lit-up paths where you can fully admire the beauty of these caves before taking a short rowboat trip across the underground lake accompanied by musicians playing classical music.

Next, continue to Porto Cristo, a village popular with yachts because of its deep harbour. Whilst here, you will have half an hour of free time, perhaps enjoy the views from one of the many terraces or take a stroll around the promenade.

Additional Information

Please note: This tour involves walking one mile over some cobblestones and uneven surfaces. There are approximately 120 steps each way at the Caves of Drach and surfaces can be slippery in places. This tour requires a good level of fitness, please consider the tours suitability if you have any pre-existing medical conditions. The caves are a popular tourist attraction and at times may become crowded. The rowboat journey is approximately 50 metres that lasts approximately two minutes. You must be able to embark and disembark the rowboat unaided. We recommend that you wear the life jacket provided on the rowboat. You will spend approximately one hour at Drach Caves and 30 minutes in Porto Cristo. The drive to Drach Caves will take approximately one hour. The return drive to the ship from Porto Cristo will take approximately one hour.

Visit the Ramanya Winery to learn about the processes of wine making and taste some wines.

Departing the pier, begin with a drive passing by Palma’s Bay. Along the seaside, see the Yacht Marina with hundreds of boats and ships of all sizes and shapes. The route then takes you into the rural countryside, to vist the Ramanya winery.

Here, you will learn about the history of the facilities and the details of the wine cellar processes. Then follow this up by enjoying a tasting of some of the region’s distinguished wines paired with local tapas.

Afterwards, return to the coach the return drive back to the ship.

Additional Information

Please note: There is one-and-a-half miles of walking over uneven ground including 15 steps at the winery and extended periods of standing. You will spend approximately two hours at the winery. The wine tasting will consist of four different wines with the following light tapas: local almonds, Majorcan bread with olive oil and cheese, and Majorcan biscuit with local sausage. The marina area is currently undergoing refurbishments which may impact the route taken and views available on the day.

Visit the exterior of the Sagrada Familia and explore the National Art Museum.

After a short transfer from the port to the city, head off on foot as you make your way to view the exterior of the Sagrada Familia, Gaudi’s unfinished masterpiece and one of Barcelona’s most popular tourist attractions. The construction of La Sagrada Familia began on March 19, 1882 as a project by the diocesan architect, Francisco de Paula del Villar. At the end of 1883, Gaudi was commissioned to continue the work, a task which he did not abandon until his death in 1926. Already designated a World Heritage Site by UNESCO and a Minor Basilica by Pope Benedict XVI, it is hoped that the church will be completed by 2026, the centenary of Gaudi’s death.

After viewing the grand exterior of this masterpiece, you will head to Montjuic to visit the National Art Museum of Catalonia. Here, you can discover the museum’s extensive art collections, the history of the building itself and enjoy a beautiful view over Barcelona. After your visit, return to the port by coach.

Additional Information

Please note: This is a strenuous walking tour, there is up to two miles of essential walking, some over cobbled ground and up to 15 steps. This tour will also involves prolonged periods of standing with no opportunity to sit. A high level of fitness and mobility is required to participate in this excursion. We recommend that you wear flat walking shoes. The visit to La Sagrada Familia is external only and during peak tourist months, sites may be crowded and guests may be required to queue. You will have approximately 30 minutes outside La Sagrada Familia and one hour at the National Art Museum. This tour may operate in a different order and has limited capacity. The cancellation deadline for this excursion is five days prior to the port of call.

Visit the coastal town of Sitges and enjoy a guided walking tour.

The town of Sitges has retained its old fishing village charm by preserving its old town and beaches, while also becoming an internationally renowned destination for its film festival, carnivals and welcoming, progressive culture. On arrival, a guided walking tour will reveal the highlights of the city, including the baroque, 17th-century Church of St Bartomeu and Santa Telca, the Palau Maricel and the old town.

After your walking tour you will have the opportunity to explore further with some time at leisure. Perhaps take a stroll along the seafront esplanade. Afterwards return to Barcelona by coach.

Additional Information

Please note: There is up to two miles of essential walking on this tour, some over cobbled and uneven ground. A good level of fitness and mobility is required to participate in this excursion. Any additional walking during free time is at your discretion. We recommend that you wear flat walking shoes. The drive to and from Sitges will take approximately one hour each way. The walking tour will last around one-and-a-quarter hours, followed by approximately 45 minutes of free time.

Visit the sacred mountain of Montserrat or ‘Sawtooth Mountain’.

Although relatively small by Spanish standards - less than six miles long and 4,280 feet high - this mountain is very distinctive, and the barren peaks of this isolated crag resemble fingers reaching into the sky, as if in prayer.

Your coach takes you north from Barcelona along the Llobregat Valley to the railway station at Monistrol, where you join the train. After the 15-minute ascent on this modern rack-and-pinion railway, reach the famous monastery, which was founded to commemorate the apparition of the Blessed Virgin Mary on the mountain.

Although it was largely rebuilt in the 19th century, the abbey still houses the statue of the Black Madonna, said to have been found by shepherds in a cave in the 9th century. Once at the top of the mountain, you will be given a ticket that allows you entry to the Montserrat Audio-Visual Exhibition. If you wish you can walk up to the Sanctuary for a close view of the statue.

Finally, after visiting the basilica, enjoy lunch at a local restaurant before returning down the mountain by coach to Barcelona, where you rejoin your ship.

Additional Information

Please note: This tour involves one mile of essential walking over uneven ground, long periods of standing and 30 steps. If you wish to walk up to the Sanctuary of the Black Madonna, where the statue is located there are likely to be queues and you will need to negotiate a flight of 60 narrow steps. A level of fitness and mobility is required to participate in this excursion, please consider its suitability if you have any pre-existing medical conditions. Guests are required to dress conservatively (clothing should cover the shoulders and knees) when visiting sacred sites. Lunch is included (example menu: cannelloni Rossini, roast chicken with vegetables and a dessert. Water and wine will be served with lunch). Dietary requests must be advised to the Explore Ashore Manager on board your ship at least 72 hours prior to arrival. This tour is non-refundable. The drive to and from Montserrat will take approximately an hour and a half each way.

Discover the open air museum of Poble Espanyol before heading to Tablao de Carmen ti watch a Flamenco show.

Departing the port by coach, drive to Montjuïc, where you can enjoy the panoramic view, before heading to Poble Espanyol, an open-air architectural museum also known as the ‘Spanish Village’. Built in 1928, the Poble Espanyol was designed to impress visitors at the 1929 Barcelona Universal Exposition with the most iconic features of Spanish architecture. The designers visited over 1,600 villages to gain inspiration and collect materials before finalising their design. During the Exposition, cultural events were held each day, from folk dances to horse-riding competitions. Initially, the venue was to be demolished after the Exposition, but the creators agreed that it should be built to endure.

Today, the Poble Espanyol is a space dedicated to architecture, culture and Spanish traditions, where you can find replicas of 117 buildings from different Spanish regions, collections of contemporary art, artisan workshops and local shops. Explore Poble Espanyo on foot before continuing to Tablao de Carmen, which opened in 1988 as a homage to the world-famous Carmen Amaya. Carmen was a Spanish-Romani flamenco dancer born in Barcelona who danced her way to the top from impoverished beginnings, becoming known as ‘the greatest flamenco dancer ever.’ Here, you can watch a traditional Flamenco show and enjoy a glass of Sangria, before returning to the ship.

Additional Information

Please note: Expect to walk approximately 650 yards with 30 steps to negotiate. Some of the walking will be over cobbled ground and we recommend that you wear flat walking shoes. You will spend approximately one hour at Tablao de Carmen. You will be seated during the Flamenco show. The order of visits may vary.

Learn about Gibraltar’s unique wartime history on this tour.

Begin by travelling past the British/Spanish Land Frontier. Your first stop is Europa Point, site of the only Trinity Lighthouse outside Britain, where you can savour dramatic views of the Atlantic merging with the Mediterranean.

Next, you will be taken to the nature reserve, home of the Northern Defences Sector, where you may be able to catch a glimpse of Gibraltar’s most famous residents, the mischievous Barbary apes. At the World War Two Tunnels you can visit the areas that housed the hospital, power station, military headquarters and accommodation for nearly 10,000 troops and civilians.

Additional Information

Please note: This tour involves walking of up to approximately three-quarters-of-a-mile with a steep incline of 450 yards on the way out of the tunnels. You will spend approximately one-and-a-half hours at the tunnels. There will be a health and safety briefing, during which you will be given hard-hats, as there are some low ceilings in the tunnels. This excursion is not recommended for guests with limited mobility.

Go in search of dolphins on this boat trip.

Gibraltar’s bay boasts three species of dolphin the Common Dolphin, Striped Dolphin and Bottle-nosed. After departing from your ship, take the short bus transfer to the ‘Dolphin Adventurer’ pleasure cruiser. Then, after setting off into the bay, learn about the history of this tiny colony, and you will be given an insight into the marine life of the bay from the crew.

After landing, return transport will be available back to the ship, or you can choose to walk into town for shopping and a little independent exploration before making your own way back to the ship.

Additional Information

Please note: This excursion involves approximately 300 yards of walking to reach the vessel and a couple of steps to board the boat unassisted. We recommend that you take some warm clothing for the boat ride. Wildlife sightings cannot be guaranteed. The boat ride will last approximately one-and-a-half hours. The boat is not exclusive to Saga guests.

Take a drive around Gibraltar and visit a distillery to learn about the art of Gin distilling.

From the quayside, travel north towards Gibraltar’s unique airport runway to the border between this small British Overseas territory and Spain. Proceed along the outskirts of town, passing the American War Memorial and The Trafalgar Cemetery to arrive at Europa Point.

After a panoramic tour, you will be dropped off in front of the Bristol Hotel in Main Street, where you will be greeted by the Distillery Manager who will walk you to the venue. The tour begins with a brief history of the Art of Distilling, plus an insight into gin production before a comprehensive timeline of gin’s chequered past. Enjoy a gin tasting experience, before returning to the port.

Additional Information

Please note: There is approximately 100 yards of essential walking and two steps to enter the venue. This is a small group tour with limited capacity. Any type of wheelchairs, scooters or foldable walkers are not permitted on the buses. These can be brought to the bus and then stored at the terminal until you return from the tour.