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LISBON, PORTUGAL Arrive: 0800 Friday, 27 September

Onboard: 1800 Saturday, 28 September

Brief Overview: During the Age of

Discovery, the Portuguese people took to

the sea and colonized much of Africa and

South America between 1325 and 1700.

The country’s rugged coastline, scenic

views, and city monuments remind

visitors of this nautical heritage. The

maze-like narrow streets and alleys of

the Alfama area of Lisbon provide the

perfect place for a cultural Scavenger

Hunt that leads to the discovery of many

amazing sights, including the Jeronimos

Monastery in Belem. Visitors to Lisbon

will quickly notice that the Portuguese

“canvas” of choice for centuries has

been tile painting. Beautiful murals adorn

the sides of common buildings,

churches, and museums alike. The traditional music of Fado can be heard and enjoyed nightly in restaurants and

clubs. Nature lovers will enjoy a peaceful yoga and surf retreat, exploring the lush gardens at Nation’s Park, and the

very modern Oceanarium.

Out of town: Marrao and Portalegre offer a cool, relaxing alternative to the hot, crowded, southern beaches of the

Algarve. You may also want to consider the nearby destination of Sintra, a favorite retreat of Lord Byron, and the Palace

of Pena. If you want to go a little deeper into the country’s history, head to Eurora, the haunting chapel of bones, and

Monsaraz, the most charming village in Portugal.

Suggested short-cuts to simple planning:

The following trips are grouped according to interest categories. Art and Architecture:

Day 1: LIS 104-101 Art of Tiles Painting

Cultural Highlights:

Day 1: LIS 103-101 Lisbon and Discovery Tour

Day 1: LIS 102-101 Alcobaca, Batlha & Fatima

Day 2: LIS 115-201 Alfama Alleys Scavenger Hunt

Action/Adventure:

Day 1: LIS 112-101 Surf and Yoga

Day 1,2: LIS 108-101 & 108-201 Segway Tour

Taste of Portugal:

Day 1: LIS 110-103 Fado & Folklore Dinner

Day 1: LIS 116-101 Cooking Experience

Nature and the Outdoors:

Day 2: LIS 114-201 Sintra & Pena National Park

Day 2: LIS 101-201 Bird Watching in Tagus Estuary

Overnight Excursions:

Day 1: LIS 400-103 Heart of Spain: Madrid-Seville

Day 2: LIS 300-201 Portugal & Spain World Heritage

LISBON – Page 2

Day 1: Friday, September 27

IMPORTANT: If you registered in one of the following courses, you have a field lab on this day.

Do not make any other travel plans as this is a designated class day in port for your course:

EVSC 3559-102 Water for the World with Professor Allen

SEMS 2500-103 Geography of Wine with Professor Boyer

SEMS 3500-105 Mixed Media Visual Journal with Professor Simkins

EVSC 2050-101 Oceanography with Professor Young

LIS 203-101 COIMBRA, ROMAN RUINS & CONIMBRIGA & BUCACO 2 days/1 night

The Roman Ruins of Conimbriga, situated on a triangular spur and bordered by

two deep and narrow valleys, are among the finest in the Iberian Peninsula. A

Celtic city stood on this spot as long ago as the Iron Age. The present ruins,

however, are those of a Roman town situated on either side of an important road

which connected Lisbon and Braga; it was founded in the first century and

remained prosperous over a long period. Buçaco National Park is the country’s

most revered woodland and

the site of Napoleon’s first

significant defeat during the

Peninsular War. Over 700

species of trees, many of

them introduced from other

countries, flourish through

the forest. The royal palace

stands in the heart of the

forest, now a hotel and

summer retreat for royalty.

ITINERARY

Day 1: (L, D) Drive by air-conditioned motorcoach to Coimbra to visit the city and local university. Enjoy lunch at a local

restaurant and then proceed to Buçaco National Park, crowning the northernmost peak of the Serra do Bussaco. In the

majestic forest stands the royal palace of Buçaco built in the 19th century. Milestones and memorials of the victory won over

the Napoleonic army are the Obelisk and Military Museum. (L, D; Hotel in Coimbra)

Day 2: (B, L) After breakfast at the hotel, drive to Conimbriga to explore the Roman ruins. Proceed to Nazaré for lunch at a local

restaurant. Travel to Sitio, a belvedere built on the edge of the cliff overlooking the sea from a height of 361 feet and offering a

fine view of the lower town and the beach. Continue to Óbidos, completely enclosed by lofty medieval walls. This is a small

town with whitewashed houses brightened by colorful bougainvillea flowers. The massively towered castle has been converted

into an elegant pousada (“great escape”). In the mid-afternoon, depart for the return journey to Lisbon.

Please note: Extensive amount of walking at National Park of Bussaco. Comfortable shoes and clothing suggested.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $319.00 $303.00

Child $159.00 $152.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 0830

Return Sep 28 1730

HIGHLIGHTS

Coimbra University

Coimbra City

Bucaco National Park

Conimbriga – Roman Ruins Coimbra

City

Nazareth – Seashore town

Óbidos – Medieval town

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 25

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LIS 102-101 ALCOBACA, BATLHA & FATIMA Full Day

En route to Alcobaça, you’ll see the outlying

areas of Lisbon and hear information on

Portugal’s economy, history, gastronomy, and

traditions applied to the region of Estremadura,

where you’ll find the villages of Alcobaça and

Batalha. You’ll get to know about the Portuguese

Reconquest (1st Dynasty of Portugal) as well as

the meaning of the religious and military Orders

in that Campaign. The Monastery of Santa Maria

de Alcobaça was founded in 1153 by the

Cistercian Order to fulfill a pledge made by King Afonso Henriques, 1st King of

Portugal, when he conquered Santarém from the Moors. This abbey is a UNESCO

World Heritage Site, known for its architecture and maintenance. The Gothic

Monastery of Santa Maria da Victoria in Batalha was built in the 14th century to

commemorate the victory of the Battle of Aljubarrota against the Spanish. The monastery contains the most important

collection of medieval stained glass windows (15th century) in Portugal. Next you will drive to Fatima where you will have lunch.

You will visit the village of Fatima, which is the scene of the purported religious sightings in May 1917, when the Virgin Mary

"appeared" before three peasant children. The Virgin Mary asked them to pray for peace in the world and promised to appear

again on the 13th of every month until October. Fatima’s imposing modern basilica and its square (which is larger than St.

Peter’s Square in Vatican City) were a favorite among Summer 2012 visitors.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $92.00 $88.00

Child $46.00 $44.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 0830

Return Sep 27 1730

HIGHLIGHTS

Alcobaça - Church & Monastery

Batalha - Church & Monastery

Fátima – Lunch Included

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 80

LIS 103-101 LISBON AND DISCOVERY TOUR Half Day

You will head to the Belém area to visit

the Jeronimos Monastery. This

monument, designed in the Manueline

style, was built in the 16th century, under

the orders of Manuel I, to commemorate

Vasco da Gama's successful return from

India. Just next door is the Maritime

Museum, one of the most important

museums in Europe, which evokes

Portugal's domination of the seas. It houses model ships from the Age of

Discovery to present day. Next, you will stop at the Confeitaria Nacional to taste

the famous Pastel de Belém, and across the street, you will see the Belém Tower

and the Monument of the Discoveries. The Belém Tower was built in 1515 as a

fortress to guard the entrance to Lisbon's harbor. It was the starting point for

many of the voyages of discovery, and was the last sight sailors had of their

homeland. The Monument of the Discoveries was built in 1960 to commemorate

the 500th anniversary of the death of Prince Henry the Navigator. It represents a

three-sailed ship ready to depart and features sculptures of important historical

figures.

“Great tour that hit all the highlights!” -- Fall 2012 Voyager

“I thoroughly enjoyed the pastries and coffee.” – Fall 2012 Voyager

Please note: Knees and shoulders must be covered for the Monastery visit. Tour

involves a considerable amount of walking.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $55.00 $53.00

Child $28.00 $26.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 0900

Return Sep 27 1300

HIGHLIGHTS

Jeronimos Monastery Church and

Cloisters

Maritime Museum

Confeitaria de Belem and Cake Tasting

Belem Tower

Monument of the Discoveries

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 120

LISBON – Page 4

LIS 104-101 ART OF TILES PAINTING Half Day

Many countries display their heritage in

museums. Portugal's national treasures are

colorful, hand-painted tiles – azulejos – that

adorn homes, buildings, palaces, churches,

and even subway stations. Dating from the

15th century, the blue and white or multi-

colored tiles are a storybook of the country’s

artistic provenance from former times to

present day. Enjoy a panoramic drive of

the city center on the way to the Alfama district. Stop at Portas do Sol Belvedere

from where you will view the typical façades of this old part of the city and its

winding lanes and anarchic stairways. Notice the Ricardo Espírito Santo

Foundation, home of the Higher School of Decorative Arts Museum and

the Institute of Arts and Crafts. Guests will get in touch with local art and craft

and see artisans specialized in leather carving, book binding, gold leaf making, antiques, and tile painting. You are invited to

learn how to paint the historic tiles by participating in an unforgettable workshop. There will be time to visit the

private collection offered to the nation by banker and art collector Ricardo Espírito Santo Silva.

Please note: Tiles will be delivered to the ship before departure.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $52.00 $50.00

Child $26.00 $25.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 0900

Return Sep 27 1300

HIGHLIGHTS

Panoramic drive of downtown

Portas do Sol viewpoint

Tile workshop and museum visit

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 30

LIS 112-101 SURF AND YOGA Full Day

This is a tour for the body and mind. It is

approximately a one hour drive to Praia da

Mata at Costa da Caparica where you begin

your day with a surf experience. Surfing

promotes a lifestyle of healthy habits,

integrating the individual with physical

activity and the environment. This tour

includes two hours of surf lessons and a one-

hour yoga workshop. Before proceeding to the yoga workshop you will have some

free time for personal activities and a box lunch from the ship. The Yoga

Workshop aims to restore and activate the body’s wisdom through simple

movements and repetitions. It is an invitation to deep relaxation.

Please note: 2-hour Surf Lesson includes surfboard, leash, wax & 4.3mm wetsuit.

Surf instructors are accredited by the Portuguese Surfing Federation, with experience in teaching and fluent in English.

The Yoga Workshop is supervised by a teacher with the Course Development of Personal Practice (CDPP). Students should

bring appropriate attire for both activities (swimsuit, towel, yoga pants/jeans/shorts).

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $143.00 $137.00

Child $72.00 $68.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 0900

Return Sep 27 1600

HIGHLIGHTS

Surf Class

Yoga Class

Box Lunch from Ship

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 10

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40

LISBON – Page 5

LIS 108-101 SEGWAY TOUR - GROUP A 2 ½ hours

In this tour you will have the thrilling experience of

riding a segway while discovering Lisbon’s ancient

historical quarters. Walk or drive to the starting point

located in downtown, where an experienced monitor

will brief you on how to ride a segway. This vehicle

moves by responding to simple body movements and

soon feels like a natural extension of your body. Your ride takes you through

Alfama’s narrow and labyrinth like streets, steps, archways, and belvederes. You

will have an opportunity to get in touch with Lisbon’s authentic, old way of life.

“It was incredible! One of my favorite excursions.” Fall 2012 Voyager

Please note: Close-toed shoes required. Maximum weight: 260 lbs

Minimum weight: 100 lbs Minimum Age: 16 years

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $67.00 $64.00

Child N/A N/A

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27

0900

Return Sep 27 1145

HIGHLIGHTS

Segway Tour of Lisbon

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 4

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 10

LIS 116-101 COOKING EXPERIENCE Half Day

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $121.00 $115.00

Child $60.00 $58.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 1000

Return Sep 27 1330

HIGHLIGHTS

Portuguese Cooking Lesson of

Gastronomy

Lunch

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 24

It is through gastronomy that one

may discover the most genuine

characteristics of a country.

Experience the Portuguese way

around the table, at a workshop

with a fully equipped kitchen,

where you will first taste some

delightful appetizers, consisting of

a glass of wine, traditional bread,

Portuguese country sausages,

cheese, and olive oil. After this introduction you will really get down to business

as you prepare the starters, the main course, and dessert. Everything in this

workshop relates to Portuguese traditional gastronomy, and some of it shares

century-old recipes created at monasteries. The workshop will end at the table,

where you will have the chance to savor all the delicacies you have cooked. “5 Stars…” Fall 2012 Voyager

LISBON – Page 6

LIS 400-103 HEART OF SPAIN: MADRID-SEVILLE 3 Nights/3 Days

You asked for it, you got it! This is your opportunity to spend 2 nights and 1 FULL

day in Madrid – the vibrant heart and capital of Spain. Then, take the high-speed

train to Seville in time for an afternoon bullfight at the world-renowned bullring La

Maestranza (optional program) and an evening of Flamenco in the Andalucian

capital. Explore all the highlights of Seville for a FULL day before rejoining the

ship in Cadiz.

ITINERARY:

Day 1: Evening flight from Lisbon to Madrid.

Day 2: (B, D)

An intimate morning visit to the home and studio of impressionist artist Joaquin Sorolla. Unwind in the Central Park of Madrid -

Parque Retiro, You will visit the park and have free time for lunch on your own or a paddle boat ride, at your own expense. Visit

Museum Reina Sofia – the newest addition to the Prado Museum complex that covers the period from the nineteenth century

to the present. Spread over three floors, the permanent collection shows the first Spanish contact with European modernity,

through artists like Hermenegildo Anglada-Camarasa, Ignacio Zuloaga, and Francisco Rubio, to the contribution of Cubist and

Surrealist movements with Picasso, Miró, Dalí , Juan Gris, Marie Blanchard. The museum houses Picasso's Guernica, one of

the most iconic images of the contemporary world that represents the attack aircraft of the Condor Legion on the town of

Guernica in 1937.

You will then have the option to return to the hotel to rest or further explore the Prado Museum on your own. From the hotel, it

is a short walk to Santa Ana Plaza to enjoy a nice evening with tapas in this cosmopolitan and dynamic city.

Day 3: (B, D)

Enjoy your breakfast before heading to Seville. On a late morning schedule you will take the high-speed ETA train from Madrid

to Seville (2h30min). Lunch on board is at your OWN EXPENSE. Arrive early afternoon in Seville, where you will be driven to

your hotel for check-in and some free time. You will then transfer to the Bullfight Ring for a two-hour bullfight show (optional).

Then conclude the day with a Flamenco show and dinner before returning to the hotel.

Day 4: (L) On your last day, you will visit Seville’s 'World Heritage Sites' the Alcázar and the cathedral. On the town's Plaza del

Triunfo stands a Moorish fantasy in filigree - The Alcazar. Built in the mid-1300s, the Alcazar was the palace of Spanish kings

for nearly seven centuries. Its fanciful floors, ceilings, and walls are intricate works of art, and the Patio de las Doncellas is

noted for its friezes, tiles, and stucco work. Well-manicured gardens, fragrant with the scent of orange blossoms and roses,

contribute to the overall sense of peace and detachment from the outside world. You will have a tapas lunch in a local

restaurant before continuing your visit to the Seville Cathedral, a Roman Catholic cathedral, which is the largest Gothic

cathedral and the third-largest church in the world. Reboard your coach to head back to Cadiz to embark on the ship.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $987.00 $987.00

Child $494.00 $494.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 Lisbon

1830

Return Sep 30 Cadiz 1900

HIGHLIGHTS

In Madrid: Joaquin Sorolla’s

Home/Studio; Prado Museum -

Museum Reina Sofia; Tapas Dinner

In Seville: Bullfight (optional) &

Flamenco Show/Dinner; World Heritage

Sites – Alcazar & Seville Cathedral

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 30

LISBON – Page 7

LIS 117-002 HEART OF SPAIN: Optional Bullfight in Seville Half Day

This exclusive opportunity can

ONLY be done in conjunction with

LIS 400-103 Heart of Spain:

Madrid-Seville.

Tickets must be purchased by

August 27 in order to guarantee

seats.

Check out the blog from Fall

2012: http://www.semesteratsea.org/2012/10/16/mano-a-mano-bullfighting-in-seville/bullfight-2512-2/

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $ 45 $ 45

Child — —

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 29

Afternoon

Return Sep 29 Afternoon

HIGHLIGHTS

Bullfight at La Maestranza in Seville

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 10

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 30

LIS 110-103 LISBON: FADO & FOLKLORE

Evening

Experience Portugal’s most famous

musical form Fado (“fate”) in this tour.

The essence of Fado is saudade, “to

miss,” which is carried in the lyrical and

sentimental expression of the singer

accompanied by Portuguese guitar. It’s

an urban music, whose origins are

uncertain but surely involve influences

from Portugal’s overseas explorations.

The tour begins with a panoramic drive to the city center of Alfama, the oldest

quarter of Lisbon, where the best Fado houses are located. Enjoy a brief walk to

Pateo de Alfama, a restaurant full of history and charm. Here you will taste

authentic Portuguese cuisine and see a Fado show representing different regions

of Portugal through folk dance and music. Please note: Talking during the performance is considered rude.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $88.00 $84.00

Child $44.00 $42.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 27 1915

Return Sep 27 2300

HIGHLIGHTS

Folklore Show and Fado at Pateo da

Alfama

Portuguese Dinner

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40

LISBON – Page 8

Day 2: Saturday, September 28

LIS 114-201 SINTRA & PENA NATIONAL PARK Full Day

A favorite among summer and fall

2012 voyagers, Sintra and Pena

Palace are only 45 minutes from

Lisbon. You will visit the beautifully

situated Pena Palace in Pena Park,

a stretch of rambling woodland

with a scattering of lakes.

The Palace is associated with

the Portuguese Discoveries and

constructed from an original

convent that was built to

celebrate the first sight of Vasco da Gama’s returning fleet. Enjoy some

time strolling around its surroundings before heading to the romantic village of

Sintra, recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1995. Spend

some time exploring on your own before driving to a local restaurant to partake in

a typical Portuguese meal.

“The delicious lunch was the most incredible experience.” Daniela Fall 2012 Voyager

After lunch, continue to Cascais, a beach and resort town. On the way, admire the coastal views over the Atlantic Ocean,

including the famous windy Guincho Beach. Cascais and Estoril hosted many noble families from European countries during

the Second World War and still maintain the manor houses from that time period. As time allows, you may enjoy a stroll along

the pedestrian area from Cascais to Estoril.

Please note: This tour involves a considerable amount of walking.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $95.00 $90.00

Child $47.00 $45.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28 0845

Return Sep 28 1645

HIGHLIGHTS

Pena Palace

Sintra Village

Portuguese Lunch

Cascais

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 90

LIS 101-201 BIRDWATCHING IN TAGUS ESTUARY NATURAL RESERVE Half-day

Its rich habitat and relatively small

population make Portugal a

magnificent location for bird watching.

The Tagus Estuary area is considered a

Ramsar wetland site of international

importance, specifically created to

protect wintering, passage and

breeding populations of aquatic birds.

You will be able to observe a quite

extraordinary range of birds, from Flamingo to Black-shouldered Kite and

Squacco Heron to Little Bustard at three distinct locations within the preserve.

The places visited include special habitats: intertidal mudflats, salt marshes, salt

pans, rice fields, reed beds, cork oak woodlands, and wide steppe-like pastures.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $110.00 $104.00

Child $55.00 $52.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28 0845

Return Sep 28 1315

HIGHLIGHTS

3 hours of birdwatching

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 10

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 40

LISBON – Page 9

LIS 115-201 ALFAMA ALLEYS TEAM SCAVENGER HUNT Half Day

On foot and by tram, discover the

multicultural heritage of Lisbon in its

alleys, narrow streets, and many

other hidden places. Teams will be

given a briefing and general rules will

be distributed, along with road books,

team numbering, and pocket money.

The “Alfama Peddy Paper” Scavenger

Hunt takes place in the historic center of Lisbon and takes participants to its

most interesting points, of which we highlight: the Castelo de S. Jorge, Largo das

Portas do Sol, and Largo da Graça, the typical old quarters of the Bairro de

Alfama, and the Largo do Chafariz de Dentro. By following various clues, you will

find this program enjoyable in unique & interesting ways. We have divided the

clues into general categories: observation quizzes, local thematic quizzes, a tram

trip, tasting a regional drink (cherry brandy), shopping for typical products

(sardines), and photos (optional). Come on your own or gather a team from

onboard, and we’ll crown the winners at the end.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $76.00 $72.00

Child $38.00 $36.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28 0900

Return Sep 28 1230

HIGHLIGHTS

Scavenger Hunt

Castelo de S. Jorge

Largo das Portas do Sol

Bairro de Alfama

Prize for winning team

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 15

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 80

LIS 113-201 LISBON & BIKE TOUR TO THE BEACH Half Day

Enjoy a bike trip out of the city, and

don't forget to pack your sunscreen

and bathing suit! Prepare for one of

the best beach days ever. Get to know

the southern banks of the Tagus with

over 30 kms of sandy beaches.

Explore some amazing locations from

the most traditional fishing villages to the hottest club beaches in the area.

Please note: Bring small backpack with towel, sunscreen, water and some

spending money for OOPEX. Box lunch from ship will be provided.

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $55.00 $53.00

Child $28.00 $26.00 TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28 0915

Return Sep 28 1415

HIGHLIGHTS

Bike panorama of Lisbon Ocidental area

Beaches of Cascais

Free time for swimming

Box Lunch

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 10

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 16

LISBON – Page 10

LIS 108-201 SEGWAY TOUR – GROUP B 2 ½ hours

In this tour you will have the thrilling experience of

riding a segway while discovering Lisbon’s ancient

historical quarters. Walk or drive to the starting point

located in downtown, where an experienced monitor

will brief you on how to ride a segway. This vehicle

moves by responding to simple body movements and

soon feels like a natural extension of your body. Your ride takes you through

Alfama’s narrow and labyrinth like streets, steps, archways, and belvederes. You

will have an opportunity to get in touch with Lisbon’s authentic, old way of life.

“It was incredible! One of my favorite excursions.” Fall 2012 Voyager

Please note: Close-toed shoes required. Maximum weight: 260 lbs

Minimum weight: 100 lbs Minimum Age: 16 years

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $67.00 $64.00

Child N/A N/A

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28

0900

Return Sep 28 1230

HIGHLIGHTS

Segway Tour of Lisbon

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 4

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 10

LISBON – Page 11

LIS 300-201 PORTUGAL & SPAIN WORLD HERITAGE SITES 3 Days/2 Nights

Deep in the heart of Portugal lies

a rich blend of Roman and

Moorish culture that transports

visitors back in time to the Middle

Ages. There is a reason that the

UN named all of these locations

World Heritage Sites. The walled

city of Evora contains the bizarre

Ossuary Chapel that is covered

with thousands of human skulls

and bones. Monsaraz, which is

beautifully situated, is an abundantly rich medieval village complete with

cobblestone streets and mysterious alleyways for you to explore. Mértola in pre-

Roman times was already an important commercial hub and is still girded by an

ancient, mile-long wall. Seville, the capital of Andalucia, is one of Spain’s

most beautiful cities. It is widely believed that the city was founded by Iberians,

later becoming a Greek, Phoenician, and finally Roman colony. In Seville, you

will be visiting the 'World Heritage Sites' of the Seville Cathedral and the

Alcázar, the palace, an exceptional testimony to the civilization of the Almohads

as well as that of Christian Andalusia.

Itinerary:

STANDARD PRICE Early Booking

Adult $681.00 $649.00

Child $341.00 $324.00

TIME

Date Time

Depart Sep 28 Lisbon

0900

Return Sep 30 Cadiz 1900

HIGHLIGHTS

Evora

Ossuary Chapel

Monsaraz

Mertola

Seville Cathedral

Alcazar

MINIMUM REGISTRATION: 25

MAXIMUM CAPACITY: 30

Day 1: (L, D)

09:00 Two-hour drive to Evora

Visit Cathedral; Ossuary Chapel

Lunch

Free time in the afternoon for personal

activities

Walking tour of Evora

Dinner at hotel and Overnight in Evora

Day 2: (B,L,D)

09:00 One hour drive to Monsaraz

Visit Monsaraz

Two hour drive to Mertola

Late lunch in Mertola and tour

End the day in Tavira (dinner at hotel)

Day 3: (B,L,D)

09:00 Two-hour drive to Seville

Visit the Alcazar

Lunch at local Tapas restaurant

Visit the Cathedral

One hour free time in Seville

Two-hour drive to Cadiz and embarkation