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Spain and Portugal, between river and sea, a unique cruise along the Guadalquivir and Guadiana rivers

Looking for a vacation with a change of scenery, relaxation, exclusivity and a wealth of cultural visits, all while letting yourself be carried away?

By Jean Paul Zisa your cruise expert
A unique vacation
Who is the cabin cruise for?
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Main characteristics
Type of boat: péniche
Number of cabins: 88
Maximum capacity: 176 travelers
Crew members: 34

Cabs

Intermediate Deck - Double Cabin - Cat A
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with high-opening windows. Premium location cabins.
Main Deck - Double Cabin - Cat A
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with portholes. Premium location cabins.
Upper Deck - Double Cabin - Cat A
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with French balconies and panoramic sliding windows. Premium location cabins.
Intermediate Deck - Double Cabin - Cat B
Capacity: 2 Beds maximum
Cabins with high-opening windows. Cabins with an "intermediate" location.
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NB: The photos, information and visuals presented are not contractually binding. The indicated itinerary and program may be modified without prior notice for technical reasons (decision of the captain).

Sailing itineraries

Seville
Boarding at 6pm. Introduction to the crew and welcome cocktail. Free evening in Seville.
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Seville Cordoba Seville
Optional authentic day trip/experience: Cordoba. Departure by coach from Seville for the excursion... see+ to Cordoba (driving time: 2 hours one way and 2 hours return). Guided tour of the city. Lunch in a restaurant. Cordoba, once the capital of Emirs and Caliphs, on the north bank of the Guadalquivir, is a living example of the diverse cultures that have found expression here. A successful harmony between Muslims, Jews and Catholics, who left their mark on the city with an incomparable architectural wealth. The superb Mezquita (mosque-cathedral) is undoubtedly the emblem of this past splendor. Afternoon at leisure. Return on board to Seville. Evening at leisure in Seville. 
Optional services: Day trip to Cordoba, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Seville Isla minima The port of Santa Maria
Seville is a landmark of Spanish history, with joy and excitement in every street and square of its... see+ old town. The heart of Andalusia, Seville has inherited many architectural gems from its rich past.
Morning optional excursions:
- Authentic: Seville and the Alcazar. Departure by coach for the Plaza de España, Spain's homage to America. Admire the mosaic benches representing the Spanish provinces and the four bridges crossing the canal, representing the four ancient kingdoms of Spain. Continue on to the Santa Cruz district, with its typically Sevillian flower-filled patios, the old Jewish quarter renowned for the charm of its steep streets and shady squares. Then discover the Alcazar, a veritable oasis in the heart of Seville, with its palaces and extraordinary gardens where generations of monarchs have left their mark. Finally, you'll reach the cathedral, still one of the largest Gothic cathedrals in the world.
- Experience: Seville Tapas tour. Walk to the Santa Cruz district, Seville's historic center. You'll discover the Spanish art of living by sampling the famous "tapas", an assortment of small salty appetizers. Originally a simple aperitif to accompany drinks, tapas have become increasingly elaborate over time.
Return on board late morning. Afternoon sailing to Isla Minima. We'll sail past Doñana Park, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, and Sanlucar de Barrameda.
Excursion included: visit to a genuine Andalusian hacienda and horse show. The estate was acquired in the mid-20th century by the Escobar family. Ideally situated on the banks of the Guadalquivir, the marshy land was ideal for breeding fighting bulls, horses and growing rice. The owner put all his imagination and affection into creating a model farmhouse. Today, you can admire the lime, ochre and wrought iron of the farmhouse on the Isla Mínima estate, where the bullring, known to connoisseurs as "La Pequeña Maestranza", is located just a few metres from the banks of the Guadalquivir. After the show, sail to Cadiz. Lively evening. Night sail to El Puerto de Santa Maria. 
Included activities: Visit a typical Andalusian hacienda in Isla Minima, see+
Optional services: Seville & the Alcazar, Seville tapas tour see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
The port of Santa Maria Jerez de la Frontera Cadiz
In the morning, optional authentic excursion/experience: Jerez, horse show and wine tasting in a... see+ bodega. Panoramic tour of the city. Located close to the coast, Jerez is a lively, opulent town that grew rich on the wine trade. What's more, its equestrian and flamenco traditions have long since spread beyond its borders. You'll then visit a stud farm housing magnificent Andalusian horses and watch a show showcasing the equestrian art for which the country is famous. Then wine tasting in a bodega.
Sailing to Cadiz.
In the afternoon, optional excursions:
- Authentic: visit Cadiz and its cathedral. Departure by coach for a panoramic tour of Cadiz. You'll get a glimpse of the city's rich culture and history, as well as the beauty of its bay. The old town is home to the city's most typical quarters, with superb Baroque churches and elegant stately homes, many of which feature facades painted in delicate pastel colors and wrought-iron balconies. You can also visit the cathedral, a magnificent Baroque and neoclassical edifice.
- Experience: Cadiz, stroll along the seafront to the San Sebastian fortress. Enjoy the charm of a city bordered by the Atlantic Ocean. The walk offers a beautiful view of the city, its dome and typical Spanish architecture. The walk is complemented by a tasting of local products.
Optional authentic excursion/experience: flamenco evening. Depart on foot for a flamenco evening. Flamenco (cante flamenco) is an art form created by the Gypsy and Andalusian people, based on popular folklore from the various cultures that flourished over the centuries in Spain. Immerse yourself in one of Spain's greatest traditions.
Overnight sailing to Alcoutim. 
Optional services: Visit to Jerez, Cadiz and the Cathedral, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Cadiz Alcoutim Huelva
Sailing on the Guadiana to Alcoutim. By the time you wake up, you'll have reached the Guadiana... see+ River. It has retained its wild beauty, with only a few hamlets scattered here and there revealing human activity. Its gentle curves and soothing landscapes inspire tranquillity. You'll arrive in Alcoutim mid-morning. Set on a hillside in a curve of the river, time seems to stand still. Feel free to stroll through this centuries-old town of cobbled streets and whitewashed houses. Free time. Sailing to Huelva, which we reach in the evening. A lively evening. 
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Huelva Seville
In the morning, optional authentic excursion/experience: the park of Christopher Columbus'... see+ caravels. Depart for a guided tour of the Gothic-Mudejar Franciscan monastery, built between the 14th and 15th centuries. Christopher Columbus stayed here while planning his departure for the New World. A fresco by Daniel Vázquez Díaz dating from 1930 illustrates the navigator's epic and recalls his historic role. Over the centuries, new buildings enlarged the monastery. Then on to the Caravelles Park in Huelva, from where the great explorer set sail on August 3, 1492. The site is home to life-size replicas of La Pinta, La Niña and La Santa Maria, the three ships of Christopher Columbus' expedition.
Afternoon and overnight sailing to Seville.
Gala evening. 
Optional services: La Rabida monastery and Caravelles park, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Seville Granada Seville
Day trip included: a day exploring Granada. Departure by coach to Granada (driving time: 3h one way... see+ and 3h return). On arrival, you'll visit the Alhambra, one of the major monuments of Moorish architecture and the most majestic medieval acropolis in the Mediterranean world. You'll continue with a visit to the Generalife, once the summer residence of the Nasrid princes, and its wonderfully designed 14th-century gardens. Lunch in a downtown restaurant. In the afternoon, free time to visit the Albacyin district at your own pace, with its magnificent views of the Alhambra and Sierra Nevada. Return to Seville by coach. 
Included activities: Granada and the Alhambra, see+
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Seville
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9am. End of our services.
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner

Included

The price includes
Excursion to Granada
A visit to Isla Minima
Mineral water available
unlimited tea and coffee on board
Onboard entertainment
Assistance from the onboard entertainment team
The gala evening
Welcome cocktail
Assistance / repatriation insurance
Port taxes
Bed linen, towels, shower gel and shampoo
The activities included in the program
Meals included in the program
The price does not include
Drinks on special menus
Cancellation/luggage insurance
Routing
Personal expenses
Beverages taken with meals during excursions or transfers
Activities not included in the program
Meals not included in the program
Tips for guides and/or crew
Further information
Excursions must be added at least two weeks before the cruise departure date. Any changes made after the reservation has been confirmed will incur a €50 change fee per booking
The guides speak French and English
Languages spoken on board: French
Optional excursions are subject to availability and must be booked in advance before departure
Optional services
Flights not included in the program are available on request
Activities and excursions on request see+

Activities

Visit a typical Andalusian hacienda in Isla Minima
At the end of the afternoon, visit a typical Andalusian hacienda. You will discover its main buildings with their beautiful Andalusian patio, and watch an equestrian show in its private arena called the petite maestranza. Return to the boat after the show. ... see+ NOTES Please bring good walking shoes. The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Included
Granada and the Alhambra
Included
Day trip to Cordoba
Departure by coach from Seville for the excursion to Cordoba. Cordoba's golden age began in the 8th century when it was conquered by the Moors and some 300 mosques and countless palaces and public buildings were constructed, rivalling the splendors of... see+ Constantinople, Damascus, and Baghdad. In the 13th century, under Ferdinand III the Saint, the Great Mosque of Cordoba (Mezquita) was converted into a cathedral and new defensive structures were built, including the Alcazar de los Reyes Cristianos and the Calahorra tower-fortress. Lunch in a restaurant. Afternoon free to explore the city at your leisure. Return to Seville. NOTES Times are given as a guide only. The order of visits may be changed. Please wear comfortable shoes.  
Not included $148 / pers.
Seville & the Alcazar
Departure by coach for the excursion to Seville. We will begin the tour at the Plaza de España, decorated with azulejos and built especially for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. The square forms a semicircle 200 meters in diameter, symbolizing Spain... see+ welcoming its former colonies. It faces the Guadalquivir River, representing the path to the Atlantic Ocean and America. A single building runs along its entire curved side. In the center of the square is a fountain (designed by Vicente Traver, an architect from Valencia). Between the center and the palace are semicircular canals, spanned by four decks, representing the four former queens of Spain. You will continue the tour through the charming Santa Cruz district, where it is very pleasant to stroll past the typical Sevillian flower-filled patios. Formerly the Jewish quarter, located within the old city walls, it is part of the historic heart of the city and is adjacent to the most famous monuments of the Andalusian capital. A place of art and history, the district dates back to the Middle Ages and is steeped in legends, churches, and palaces that bear witness to its past. Renovated in the early 20th century, it is now one of Seville's most iconic districts. It is particularly renowned for its charming steep streets and shaded squares. Next, discoverthe Alcazar, home to the King of Spain and one of the oldest royal palaces in Europe. A fortress and Moorish residence,the Alcazaba (the old Arab quarter) is a sublime example of the Mudejar style, showcasing a masterful combination of Moorish techniques and Christian symbols. Finally, you will end this comprehensive tour of Seville with a visit to its cathedral, one of the last Gothic-style cathedrals. The building was constructed on the site of an Almohad mosque, with the aim of symbolizing, through a prestigious monument, the prosperity of the Andalusian capital, which became a major trading city after the Reconquista. Return to the side of the boat at the end of the morning. NOTESThe order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only.Please wear comfortable walking shoes.Appropriate attire is required for the cathedral. 
Not included $96 / pers.
Seville tapas tour
Depart on foot with your local guide for a tapas tasting tour of several establishments in the heart of Seville. You will discover the Spanish way of life by sampling a variety of tapas, an assortment of small appetizers usually served as an aperitif. Among... see+ the most famous are patatas bravas, a variety of salads, and charcuterie (chorizo, lomo, Iberian ham), accompanied by a glass of Spanish wine to enhance the flavors.NOTESThe order of visits may be changed.Times are given as a guide only. 
Not included $112 / pers.
Visit to Jerez
El Puerto de Santa Maria will be your starting point for an excursion to Jerez. Jerez is famous for its wines, flamenco, horses, and bull breeding. Take a panoramic bus tour of Jerez, during which you will discover the cathedral built in 1695 on the site of... see+ the former mosque of Jerez and the former Church of El Salvador. The bell tower outside was probably built on top of the mosque's minaret. The rectangular temple has five naves and incorporates a Latin cross structure. Next, you will visit the Alcazar, which has retained much of its original construction. This living area-based building is of Almohad origin and was erected in the 12th century. It was the residence of the Sevillian caliphs and the seat of the Christian governors after the city fell to Alfonso X. Return on board NOTES The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only. Please wear comfortable walking shoes.  
Not included $76 / pers.
Cadiz and the Cathedral
Depart by coach to begin your tour of Cadiz, one of the oldest cities in Europe. This panoramic tour will allow you to enjoy the cultural and historical richness of the city, as well as discover the beauty of its bay. Then, take a walking tour of the city.... see+ The old town is home to the city's most typical neighborhoods, with superb Baroque churches and elegant stately homes, many of which are adorned with facades painted in delicate pastel colors and ornate wrought-iron pulpit. Start your visit at the 17th-century San Sebastian Castle. It is located on a small island off La Caleta Beach. It was built to protect the northern part of the city. Since 1908, it has housed a 41-meter-high lighthouse. Discover the La Viña neighborhood, whose center is located in Santa María Square. It is a popular and typical neighborhood. Formerly a humble neighborhood, it is where flamenco parties take place, far from the port and shops. La Viña, a traditional Spanish neighborhood, is the main venue for the carnival, characterized by its beauty, gastronomy, and joie de vivre in the streets. They say the festivities never stop. Continue on to the cathedral. Its construction took 116 years, which explains the diversity of styles that can be appreciated there. Begun in the Baroque style, its most recent elements are neoclassical. Its interior preserves sculptures from the old cathedral. The building is covered with a golden-tiled dome, giving it an impressive appearance. Let yourself be charmed by this white and blue city. Return to the side of the boat in Cadiz. NOTES The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only. Be sure to wear comfortable walking shoes.  
Not included $43 / pers.
Cadiz, hiking by the sea
Walk along the sea side to San Sebastián Castle. This Cadiz fortress, steeped in history, is located at one end of La Caleta, on an islet where, according to legend, the Temple of Chronos once stood. An irregularly shaped fortified enclosure surrounds the... see+ castle, which once defended the northern flank of Cadiz. Due to its unique silhouette, this castle by the sea has been used as a backdrop for various films shot in Cadiz. Return through the historic center of Cadiz and its typical neighborhoods, where many of the elegant stately homes are adorned with pastel-colored facades and wrought-iron pulpit balconies. Return to the boat. Route of approximately 7 km. Difficulty: low Elevation gain: none NOTES WEAR APPROPRIATE EQUIPMENT The order of visits may be changed. Times are given as a guide only.  
Not included $89 / pers.
Flamenco evening in Cadiz
After dinner, set off on foot for a flamenco evening. Flamenco (cante flamenco) is an art form created by the gypsy and Andalusian people, based on popular folklore from the various cultures that flourished over the centuries in Spain. Originally, flamenco... see+ consisted of simple a cappella singing (cante), the first genre of which was the toná, established in the triangle formed by Triana, Jerez, and Cadiz. Then came hand clapping (palmas), dance (el baile), and guitar (toque). Dance and guitar are now often performed on their own, although singing is still considered the heart of the tradition. More recently, instruments such as the cajón (a percussion instrument from Peru), palillos (castanets), and the bass guitar have been introduced.Immerse yourself in the heart of Spain's greatest tradition, a blend of singing, guitar and dance that combines Arabic, Oriental and Gypsy influences. Back on the side of the boat. NOTES The order and duration of visits are given as a guide only.  
Not included $61 / pers.
La Rabida monastery and Caravelles park
Departure by coach for a guided tour of La Rabida Monastery, where Christopher Columbus was welcomed by Brother Peres, who offered him hospitality. This monastery was one of only two or three places in the world where navigation based on the position of the... see+ stars was studied. It was here that Christopher Columbus stopped before his departure for America. Then you will visit the Caravels Park, where you can see replicas of Christopher Columbus's caravels. It was with the caravels Pinta and Niña, as well as a carrack, the Santa Maria, that Christopher Columbus discovered America in 1492. Return to the side of the boat. NOTES Wear comfortable shoes. The order of visits may be changed.  
Not included $68 / pers.

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