Douro River Cruises

A river cruise becomes exceptional when you sail with Viking River Cruises. Enjoy the rolling vineyard hills from the comfort of an innovative Viking Longship®, with comfortable accommodation and award-winning service to take care of your every desire. 

A Douro Valley cruise becomes the complete package with Scenic River Cruises. Meals designed to excite the taste buds and the Scenic Sun Lounge make every day on board a delight, and hand-selected excursions make the most out of every port stop.

The Douro River’s stunning surroundings are a sight to behold, and Emerald Cruises ensures every other aspect of your journey is equally memorable. Whether you want to enjoy the heated pool or dine on Indian fusion cuisine at Saffron, Emerald lets you cruise the way you like.

When AmaWaterways takes care of everything, from spacious staterooms and locally sourced dishes to entertainment experiences inspired by local cultures, it’s easy to become engrossed in your Douro River cruise. Grasp every day with AmaWaterways’ activities and amenities.

Step on board and let the experts take care of everything with TUI River Cruises. Let its dedicated team of entertainment, dining, and service professionals deliver a winning itinerary that lets you fully immerse yourself in the treasures of the Douro River Valley aboard the TUI Alma.

A charming riverside town situated in the heart of the Douro Valley, Pinhão serves as the gateway to the UNESCO World Heritage-listed wine region. Renowned for its terraced vineyards and centuries-old wineries, this area’s lush hillsides and quintas (wine estates) make it a must-see destination for wine enthusiasts.

Porto’s signature landmark, the Dom Luís I Bridge, is just one jewel in this city’s iconic urban landscape. With numerous wine cellars and tasting rooms located in Vila Nova de Gaia, it effortlessly blends tradition and modernity, housing numerous architectural gems such as the intricate Livraria Lello, one of the most beautiful bookshops in the world.

Located in the autonomous community of Castile and León, Salamanca is known for its sandstone architecture and the University of Salamanca. Two remarkable cathedrals, the Old Cathedral (Catedral Vieja) and the New Cathedral (Catedral Nueva), stand side by side here, showcasing an amalgamation of Romanesque, Gothic, Moorish and Baroque architecture.