Why take a cruise in Lisbon?
Embarking on a cruise in Lisbon is an unforgettable experience, ideal for discovering this iconic city from a unique angle. Each district of Lisbon has treasures to explore, offering a blend of culture, history and magnificent scenery. In a few days, explore must-see destinations along the Tagus, from historic districts such as Alfama and Belém to charming coastal villages. Be seduced by the famous monuments, the picturesque alleys and the breathtaking views of the city from the sea. Soak up the unspoiled nature and the vibrant atmosphere of Lisbon, where every moment reveals a new charm to discover. This cruise offers an immersive sailing experience to discover Lisbon's rich cultural and historical heritage.
What do our cruises in Lisbon involve?
How our cruises in Lisbon work
Our cruises in Lisbon offer an all-inclusive experience, allowing you to discover the many remarkable sites of this historic city in an exceptional way. The idea is to book one or more cabins on the side of the boat with a dedicated crew looking after your well-being. You will share the ship with other travelers while enjoying your own private and comfortable space. It is even possible to fully privatize a boat with its dedicated crew. Several options are available, allowing you to find the cruise that suits you best, with durations ranging from a few hours to several days and rates to suit all budgets.
What boats are available for a cruise in Lisbon?
For a cruise in Lisbon, we offer river boats on a human scale, offering an intimate and comfortable experience on the Tagus. Our boats have generous communal living spaces, both inside and out. Inside, you will find an elegant restaurant and a lounge bar, ideal for relaxing and socializing, with a dance floor for lively evenings. You can also enjoy the outdoor sun deck, an enchanting place to soak up the spectacular scenery that is hauled in alongside the boat. The cabins of our river boats are equipped with large panoramic windows, offering breathtaking views of the historic monuments and picturesque neighborhoods along the river.
What activities are available on a cruise in Lisbon?
During your cruise, stops in emblematic districts such as Belém, Alfama and Bairro Alto are scheduled. Between two stops, meals are provided, followed by a few hours of sailing to let yourself be lulled by the water. Visits include historical monuments, museums, and local markets, allowing you to discover Lisbon in depth.
How much does a cruise in Lisbon cost?
The cost of a cruise in Lisbon for 2 people can vary depending on various factors such as the choice of boat, the time of booking and the category of cabin chosen. Here is a rough guide to the price of an 8-day cruise through Lisbon, Porto, Regua and other cities:
| High season (June-August) | Mid-season (March-May, September, October) | Low season (November-February) | |
| Main deck | 1,841 USD | 1,810 USD | -Middle weekend |
| Middle deck | 1,971 USD | 2,079 USD | 1,678 USD |
| Upper deck | 2,049 USD | 1,959 USD | -Suite - Upper deck |
| Suite - Upper deck | USD2,197 | 2,199 USD | -The price includes |
- The price includes: unlimited tea and coffee on board, water, assistance from the entertainment team on board, entertainment on board, a welcome cocktail, a gala evening, repatriation assistance insurance, port taxes, full board in Lisbon in a 4* hotel, visits to Lisbon and Coimbra, the folklore evening, the activities included in the program and the meals included in the program.
- The price does not include: cancellation/baggage insurance, drinks from special lists, drinks taken during excursions or transfers, transportation, activities not included in the program, meals not included in the program.
What are the must-sees on a cruise to Lisbon?
- Belém: Admire the Belém Tower and the Jerónimos Monastery, two jewels of Manueline architecture, and taste the famous Pastéis de Belém.
- Alfama: Stroll through Lisbon's oldest neighborhood, with its narrow streets and colorful houses, and visit São Jorge Castle for a panoramic view of the city.
- Bairro Alto: Explore this lively neighborhood, famous for its bars and restaurants, and enjoy Lisbon's vibrant nightlife.
When to go on a cruise to Lisbon?
The best time for a cruise in Lisbon is generally between May and September, when the temperatures are warm and the days are sunny. However, spring and fall offer milder temperatures and fewer crowds, ideal for a more leisurely sightseeing experience.
| Temperatures | Jan | Feb | Mar | Apr | May | June | July | Aug | Sep | Oct | Nov | Dec |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Air min (°C) | 8° | 9° | 10° | 11° | 13° | 16° | 17° | 18° | 17° | 15° | 12° | 10° |
| Air max (°C) | 15° | 16° | 18° | 19° | 22°C | 25° | 27° | 28° | 26° | 23° | 18° | 16° |
Practical information for your cruise to Lisbon:
- Most of our cruises depart from the port of Lisbon
- Don't forget to bring cash to pay for expenses not included in the price of the cruise, such as drinks, meals not included in the program and personal expenses.
- Also make sure you book any additional activities and services not included in the program, such as optional excursions and flights, either yourself or through your advisor.
- If you wish, consider taking out cancellation/baggage insurance for extra peace of mind.
How do I book a cruise to Lisbon?
To book your cruise in Lisbon, you can submit a booking request directly on our website. After receiving your request, an advisor will contact you by phone to discuss your plans (duration, budget and activities). You will then receive cruise suggestions tailored to your preferences by e-mail. Once you have chosen your cruise, you can pay a deposit via your customer area to confirm the booking.