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12 Night Europes Atlantic Highlights From Lisbon to Hamburg

From Lisbon to Hamburg
  • MS Fridtjof Nansen
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MS Fridtjof Nansen

HX Hurtigruten Expeditions
3 Stars
  • Cruise #: 13922678
  • Departs: Sat, Apr 25, 2026
  • Returns: Thu, May 7, 2026
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    Saturday - Apr 25, 2026
    Day
    1
    Lisbon, Portugal
    • Lisbon, Portugal
    Set out from this enchanting city. The Portuguese capital is rich in history and culture. Take a stroll through the classical districts of Baixa and Bairro Alto, Chiado, and Alfama, the old Islamic quarter, where there are remains of a Roman theater and a Moorish fortress. A bit outside the city center, you can visit the beautiful UNESCO World Heritage Sites of Belem Tower and Jeronimos Monastery before you set sail. MS Fridtjof Nansen awaits you in the harbor. After being welcomed aboard, settle into your cabin and begin your adventure at sea. With so much to see in and around Lisbon, consider arriving early and joining one of the optional Pre-Programs. ...
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    Sunday - Apr 26, 2026
    Day
    2
    Leixoes, Portugal
    • Leixoes, Portugal
    Explore the UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center of Porto. Our first stop is Leixoes, Portugal. From here, you can see the lighthouse of Leca, the Boa Nova Chapel, and the beautiful beach of Praia Azul. You can take a shuttle bus to Porto, which is famed for its port wine and UNESCO World Heritage-listed historic center. It's an undulating city made for walking where you'll fall in love with the pastel houses, colorful tiled facades, street art, ornate churches, and panoramic views across the Douro River. Here you can stroll along the bustling promenade by the Ribeira docks, cross the Dom Luis I Bridge, snack on delicious petiscos, and enjoy wine tastings at the port cellars of Vila Nova de Gaia. ...
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    Monday - Apr 27, 2026
    Day
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    Ferrol, Spain
    • Ferrol, Spain
    See Galicia's heritage in Ferrol. As we enter the Ria of Ferrol, admire the imposing forts of La Palma and San Felipe, which sit on either side of the headland, protecting the city within. Ferrol is one of Spain's best-preserved 18th-century port cities. While you're here, criss-cross Barrio de la Magdalena's grid of streets and explore the city's maritime museums. El Camino Ingles, one of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage routes, starts in Ferrol. You may also be able to join an excursion to Santiago de Compostela, a UNESCO World Heritage Site and one of the most important Christian sites in the world. ...
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    Tuesday - Apr 28, 2026
    Day
    4
    Gijon, Spain
    • Gijon, Spain
    Savor a different cultural flavor in Asturias. Gijon has a prime position on the Bay of Biscay; it is the cultural heart of Asturias and has grown from a small fishing village settled by the Romans into a prominent port city. Experience its old-town charm on a stroll through Cimadevilla Park and the Barrio del Carmen district, exploring beautiful Baroque churches and the Plaza del Marques. You can also hike up to Mirador de la Providencia, an unusual viewpoint shaped like the hull of a ship that offers incredible views of the surrounding landscape. Then you can relax on the golden sands of the beach at Playa de San Lorenzo, enjoy a coastal walk, or savor fresh fish and other Asturian delicacies accompanied by a glass of refreshing local cider. ...
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    Wednesday - Apr 29, 2026
    Day
    5
    San Sebastian de la Gomera, Spain
    • San Sebastian de la Gomera, Spain
    Discover the jewel of the Basque Country. Our voyage continues to the Basque region. You'll love the energy of San Sebastian, which offers something for everyone, including food lovers, culture buffs, and surfers. Pay a visit to the historical district of Parte Vieja, where you'll find a Gothic church, Baroque facades, and beautiful squares. You can relax on the beach of La Concha or take a cable car to Monte Igueldo. The steep ascent up Monte Urgull will reward you with fantastic bay views from its fortifications. Make sure you find time to sample some traditional Basque cuisine. The delicious pintxos are perfect small bites to snack on as you tour the city. ...
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    Thursday - Apr 30, 2026
    Day
    6
    Bordeaux, France
    • Bordeaux, France
    Raise a glass in Bordeaux. Bordeaux's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage Site and is bursting with culture and art at every turn. If you love art and architecture, you're spoiled for choice, from the famous water mirror at Place de la Bourse to the Gothic St-Andre Cathedral and the Musee des Beaux-Arts de Bordeaux. But it's wine that's the true soul of Bordeaux. With over 8,500 chateaux and producers in the region, and vineyards just a short tram ride from town, you can taste and compare some of the 60 appellations, from the stellar red Bordeaux Superieur to sweet Sauternes. ...
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    Friday - May 1, 2026
    Day
    7
    Ile d'Yeu, France
    • Ile d'Yeu, France
    Explore the many charms of Ile-d'Yeu. What Ile-d'Yeu lacks in size, it more than makes up for in diversity of landscapes. This pretty little island is home to rocky shores, dunes, pine forest, and lush meadows. First inhabited over 5,000 years ago by farmers of the Neolithic period, the island has many historical sites, ranging from superbly preserved dolmens and menhirs to medieval castles and tiny villages. You can rent a bike, or just discover the island's treasures on foot. Ports in Ile-d'Yeu are too small for our ship, so if the conditions are favorable, we'll anchor off the island and use our small boats to take us ashore. ...
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    Saturday - May 2, 2026
    Day
    8
    • Belle-lle-en-Mer, France
    Experience enchanting Belle Ile, the largest of the Breton islands. Today, we'll drop anchor to explore Belle Ile. As we approach, admire the formidable 17th-century fortress, Citadelle Vauban, which guards over the picturesque port of Le Palais. Belle Ile is one of France's most beautiful islands and is home to some of Brittany's finest scenery. With a rugged coastline, lush countryside, and charming seaside hamlets, the island's splendor has inspired creative minds such as Alexandre Dumas and Claude Monet. You can explore the island with your Expedition Team or stroll around the markets and sights at your own pace. Stretch your legs on a coastal walk or relax on one of the breathtaking beaches. ...
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    Sunday - May 3, 2026
    Day
    9
    Douarnenez, France
    • Douarnenez, France
    Inspiring coastal scenery and maritime history. We'll use our small expedition boats to go ashore at the picturesque seaside town of Douarnenez, where you'll find the colorful quaysides, sandy beaches, and steep cliffs that inspired famous painters like Renoir and Boudin. In addition to fishermen's huts and seamen's chapels, Douarnenez hosts a wonderful maritime museum with boats from around the world. While you're here, you can choose to discover the wild beauty of Pointe du Raz, a promontory facing the elements of the Atlantic Ocean, where Finistere really does feel like the "End of the Earth". Or explore the charming Breton town of Quimper, whose skyline is dominated by the twin spires of Saint Corentin Cathedral. ...
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    Monday - May 4, 2026
    Day
    10
    St Malo, France
    • St Malo, France
    A beautiful Breton town steeped in history. Viewed from the sea, Saint-Malo is an impressive sight, fringed by fortified bastions and gently sloping beaches. We'll anchor off the town and use our small boats to go ashore. A circular walk along the ramparts offers the best views of the town and surrounding islands. Follow the historical trail within the old city walls through a maze of cobbled streets, and visit Demeure de Corsaire to learn about the feared corsairs and the town's pirate heritage. You can walk to Ile du Grand Be at low tide or join an excursion to visit the Abbey of Mont-Saint-Michel. The island has the remains of an ancient fort, and this is where the renowned local writer Chateaubriand is buried. ...
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    Tuesday - May 5, 2026
    Day
    11
    Cruising the English Channel
    • Cruising the English Channel
    Reflect and relax on a calming day at sea. Enjoy the day relaxing while we navigate the waters of the channel that separates continental Europe from the British Isles. While the British call it the "English Channel", it's more commonly known in continental Europe as "La Manche", or derivations of that. The Dutch may have the most diplomatic name for it: they simply call it "Het Kanaal", or "the Channel". Whatever the name, a quarter of the world's maritime trade navigates through this passage. Our expert Expedition Team will be happy to share their knowledge about these historic waters with you. ...
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    Wednesday - May 6, 2026
    Day
    12
    • Harlingen, Netherlands
    Get to know the Frisian port city of Harlingen. Harlingen lies on the shores of the Wadden Sea, which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site, and it's home to the last traditional pottery factory in the Netherlands. It's a city of canals and pretty harbors that you can explore on foot or by bike, and if conditions allow, we can take to the water and cruise the canals aboard our small expedition boats. You'll find traditional sailing ships and historic warehouses around the old harbors of Noorderhaven and Zuiderhaven. Don't miss the Harlingen Earthenware Museum, where you can admire displays of distinctive Frisian pottery. ...
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    Thursday - May 7, 2026
    Day
    13
    Hamburg, Germany
    • Hamburg, Germany
    End your cruise in Germany's second city. Your expedition cruise comes to an end in Hamburg, the second-largest city in Germany, which has one of the greenest urban areas in Europe. There's much to see and do in Hamburg. If you have time, you'll find many attractions in the old-town district of Altstadt, including the St. Nikolai Memorial and the historic street of Deichstrasse. Hamburg is also home to UNESCO World Heritage Sites, including Chilehaus and the world's largest historic warehouse complex in Speicherstadt. Art lovers should head to Kunsthalle, the nation's foremost art museum. ...
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