Overnight Flight to Lisbon
Your adventure begins with an overnight flight to Lisbon, the vibrant capital of Portugal. As your plane crosses the Atlantic, each mile brings you closer to one of Europe’s most charming cities.

Lisbon, Portugal
Welcome to Lisbon, a city of colorful streets, historic neighborhoods, and breathtaking viewpoints. Upon arrival, we’ll head to the hotel to store our luggage before hopping aboard a charming tuk-tuk to explore the heart of the city. This engaging journey blends history, culture, and local charm as you pass iconic landmarks—from elegant Restauradores Square and the vibrant Baixa district to the city’s oldest church, the Sé de Lisboa. Along the way, discover the soulful rhythms of Portuguese music at the Fado Museum, admire the grandeur of the National Pantheon, and visit the beautiful Church of São Vicente de Fora, a hidden gem nestled in the historic Alfama district. As evening falls, gather for a Welcome Fado Dinner, where soulful melodies and authentic Portuguese cuisine create the perfect introduction to your journey. (D)

Embark the Azamara Onward
Enjoy a leisurely morning in Lisbon—perhaps strolling through a charming neighborhood, savoring a coffee at a local café, or simply relaxing and taking in the atmosphere. Late morning, transfer to the Santa Apolónia Cruise Terminal and board the luxurious Azamara Onward to begin your voyage along Portugal and Spain’s sun-drenched coasts. (B, D)

Portimão, Portugal
Located along Portugal’s sun-drenched Algarve coast, Portimão is a charming seaside town known for its golden beaches, dramatic cliffs, and lively waterfront. Your ship arrives this morning and the cruise pier is just steps away from the town center, making it easy to explore the area’s history and culture. Highlights include Praia da Rocha, where you can relax on the iconic beach or stroll along the bustling promenade, and the historic town of Silves, with its Moorish castle and Gothic cathedral. You may also enjoy a scenic boat tour along the coastline to discover hidden grottoes—such as the famous Benagil Cave—or visit a local vineyard to sample regional wines before returning to the ship in the afternoon. (B, L, D)

Seville, Spain
Arrive in Seville, a city famous for its tapas, flamenco, and festive spirit, where you will be docked for two nights. With the city center just steps from the ship, you can enjoy a relaxing stroll through Santa Cruz’s narrow alleys, whitewashed buildings, and charming courtyards. Spend the evening at your leisure—consider dining at a local restaurant or perhaps enjoying an authentic flamenco performance in Triana. (B, L, D)

Seville, Spain
Spend the day exploring Seville’s iconic landmarks. Visit the Seville Cathedral and climb La Giralda for sweeping city views, then tour the Alcázar’s intricate architecture and lush gardens. Later, wander Plaza de España and María Luisa Park, admiring the elegant tilework, and treat yourself to traditional pastries at a local bakery. (B, L, D)

Seville, Spain
On your final day in Seville, you may want to enjoy a scenic river cruise along the Guadalquivir or a guided tour of one of the city’s historic palaces. Explore the local streets and shops, soaking in the vibrant Andalusian culture before returning to the ship for departure. (B, L, D)

Gibraltar, United Kingdom
Located at the southern tip of the Iberian Peninsula, this port offers stunning views of the famous Rock of Gibraltar and serves as a gateway to both British and Spanish cultures. The cruise terminal is conveniently close to the city center, making it easy to explore local attractions. A few highlights include the Upper Rock Nature Reserve, where you can see the Barbary macaques and enjoy panoramic views, and St. Michael’s Cave, known for its impressive stalactite formations. You can also stroll through the charming streets of Gibraltar, which feature a mix of British and Mediterranean influences. (B, L, D)

Ceuta, Spain
Located on the northern coast of Africa at the entrance to the Mediterranean, Ceuta offers a fascinating blend of Spanish and North African cultures. The port is just a short walk to the heart of the city, making it easy to explore its historic streets and vibrant markets. Highlights include the Royal Walls, a series of impressive fortifications that showcase the city’s strategic history, and the eclectic mix of religious sites, from mosques to churches. You may choose to wander the charming old town to admire its architecture and lively plazas, or visit Monte Hacho for panoramic views over the city, the Mediterranean, and across the Strait of Gibraltar. (B, L, D)

Malaga, Spain – Depart for Home
Your unforgettable cruise concludes in Málaga, where you’ll disembark and transfer to the airport for your return flight home. Take one last glimpse of the sunlit harbor and historic streets, cherishing the memories of your journey along the coasts of Portugal and Spain. (B)