An unforgettable stop on any European cruise, with its Gothic cathedrals, medieval castle, and quaint village neighbourhoods, Lisbon is Portugal's feature attraction and has been the country's capital since 1147. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of this city at your own leisurely pace, stopping along the way at a remarkable museum or 1930's era patio caf.

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Funchal, the capital of Madeira, is a historic town best known for its gorgeous gardens and pretty cobbled streets. The mountainous isle of Madeira has been a popular European destination for years. The idyllic island is perfect for exploring with its beautiful beaches, stunning lava formed landscapes and lush, green forests.

An oasis of green surrounded by sparkling blue ocean, the Portuguese island of Madeira has earned its reputation as the Pearl of the Atlantic. Funchal, a coastal gem where picturesque mountain peaks, lush botanical gardens and a keen sense of history combine. Sprinkle in a subtropical climate and you’ll soon see why holidays to Funchal are a blissful bolthole at any time of year.

Santa Cruz de la Palma is located on the island of La Palma - a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve. Known as "La Isla Bonita" (The Beautiful Island), it only takes visitors a short time to discover why the island bears this nickname. From the picturesque streets and historic sites of Santa Cruz de la Palma to dramatic landscapes boasting expansive black-sand beaches, volcanic craters, lush forests and rugged peaks, you can feel a world away while touring its many attractions.

Being designated the world's first Starlight Reserve by UNESCO, La Palma offers some of the planet's best stargazing-to feel possibly several worlds away on this small slice of paradise. Set on the east coast, Santa Cruz de La Palma is one of the most picturesque towns in La Palma, offering a traditional and cultural feel. The town is uniquely filled with colourful cottages, balconies decorated with flowers and cobbled streets- a magical atmosphere for visitors.

There are so many churches and museums to explore, offering a variety of facilities especially for those who admire a cultural discovery. This is the perfect getaway for anyone seeking a taste of Spanish tradition. The town is uniquely filled with colourful cottages, balconies decorated with flowers and cobbled streets- a magical atmosphere for visitors.

Santa Cruz de La Palma is a beautiful colonial-style city whose historic quarter, declared a Historic-Artistic Site, boasts many palaces, colonial-style buildings and houses bearing typical elements of traditional Canary Islands architecture. Other interesting places include churches and the Shrine of Virgen de las Nieves.

The capital of the second smallest island in the Canaries, San Sebastian's atmosphere feels much slower and relaxed than other nearby island capitals. Stroll along the pastel-building lined streets and lose yourself to the island's storied past and natural beauty. From tracing the footsteps of Christopher Columbus and visiting museums to reclining on scenic beaches and sampling local cuisine, Feel Free to soak up the best of San Sebastián.

Founded in 1478, today Las Palmas is a bustling, cosmopolitan city with plenty of Spanish ambience, culture and history to go around. Take a scenic drive through the Angostura Valley for an unforgettable experience.

The capital of Lanzarote in the Canary Islands, Arrecife (which means "reef' in Spanish) is renowned for its abundance of reefs and islets along its coast. If your cruise takes you to Arrecife, be sure to explore this island's many natural wonders, from the fabulous El Reducto beach to the craters, lava tunnels, canals and tubes of Los Volcanes Nature Park.

Today will be at leisure, sailing at the sea.

Go to Gibraltar to discover just how impressive rock can be. From the top of the Rock (over 400 metres up), you can admire the view across the Mediterranean and up the peninsula into Spain. Explore St. Michael's Cave, a fascinating cavern once lived in by Neolithic peoples and visited by early Romans. Browse through shops filled with embroidered linens from Madeira or go see to the famed Barbary Apes. Then head to a local pub to grab some traditional fish and chips. If you really want to do as the locals do, order a beer (or two) with your meal.

The strategic position to the Mediterranean Sea has always made Malaga an attractive zone for foreign invasions. From Malaga, a trip to Granada showcases an intriguing blend of Arab and European cultures. Be sure to visit The Alhambra, one of the finest examples of Moorish art in Spain.

Indulge in the culture of Andalusia's capital of Seville and visit its stunning Cathedral, one of the largest in the world. Stop and taste the tapas and smell the orange blossoms during a stroll down the winding Medieval lanes. But be sure you leave time to visit the breathtaking Plaza de Espana.

An unforgettable stop on any European cruise, with its Gothic cathedrals, medieval castle, and quaint village neighbourhoods, Lisbon is Portugal's feature attraction and has been the country's capital since 1147. Wander the narrow cobblestone streets of this city at your own leisurely pace.