Fall in love with Coimbra — a magical city on the banks of the Mondego River, where past and present meet in streets filled with charm, music, and timeless university tradition.

Here we'll stop for a lunch break 

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Vila Nova de Gaia is a municipality located on the southern bank of the Douro River, opposite the city of Porto, in northern Portugal. The two cities are connected by several bridges, including the iconic Dom Luis I Bridge, which offers stunning views of the river and the historic Ribeira district of Porto.

Gaia is best known for its wine cellars, where Port wine is produced and aged. Another must-see attraction in Vila Nova de Gaia is the Serra do Pilar Monastery, a UNESCO World Heritage Site that offers panoramic views of the Douro River and the city of Porto.

Option of participating in a boat ride. (13€ pax, paid locally)

Aveiro is a charming coastal city, known for its picturesque canals, colorful traditional boats called "moliceiros," and Art Nouveau architecture. It's often referred to as the "Venice of Portugal" because of its waterways.

Foodies will love Aveiro's cuisine, which is centered around fresh seafood and traditional sweets like "ovos moles". The city is also a great base for exploring nearby attractions like the beaches of Costa Nova and the historic town of Ílhavo.