Vega de Terron-Salamanca Spain
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AmaWaterways (269 Cruises)
AmaDouro
90 Cruises
| 23 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 30 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 7 September | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 28 September | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 21 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 28 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 5 September | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 26 September | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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AmaSintra
90 Cruises
| 19 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 26 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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AmaVida
89 Cruises
| 20 March | 7 nights | One-way from Porto-Leixoes to Vega de Terron-Salamanca |
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| 27 March | 7 nights | One-way from Vega de Terron-Salamanca to Porto-Leixoes |
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| 18 March | 7 nights | One-way from Porto-Leixoes to Vega de Terron-Salamanca |
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| 25 March | 7 nights | One-way from Vega de Terron-Salamanca to Porto-Leixoes |
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CroisiEurope (205 Cruises)
MS Amalia Rodrigues
19 Cruises
| 29 May | 7 nights | One-way from Lisbon to Porto-Leixoes |
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| 31 May | 5 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 13 June | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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| 25 June | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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MS Fernao de Magalhaes
22 Cruises
MS Gil Eanes
36 Cruises
MS Infante Don Henrique
46 Cruises
MS Miguel Torga
32 Cruises
MS Vasco de Gama
50 Cruises
Emerald Waterways (175 Cruises)
Emerald Radiance
175 Cruises
Riviera Travel (244 Cruises)
MS Douro Elegance
91 Cruises
MS Douro Splendour
72 Cruises
MS Riviera Rose
81 Cruises
Scenic Cruises (265 Cruises)
Scenic Azure
240 Cruises
| 31 March | 15 nights | One-way from Lisbon to Porto-Leixoes |
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| 31 March | 13 nights | One-way from Lisbon to Porto-Leixoes |
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Scenic Diamond
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Scenic Gem
6 Cruises
| 13 April | 20 nights | One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes |
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| 13 April | 20 days | One-way from Paris City to Porto-Leixoes |
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Scenic Sapphire
6 Cruises
Tauck Cruises (84 Cruises)
ms Andorinha
42 Cruises
ms Grace
36 Cruises
MS Saudade
6 Cruises
| 17 June | 9 days | One-way from Vega de Terron-Salamanca to Porto-Leixoes |
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| 17 June | 9 nights | One-way from Vega de Terron-Salamanca to Porto-Leixoes |
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Uniworld Boutique River Cruise (233 Cruises)
S.S. Bon Voyage
24 Cruises
| 28 March | 17 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 28 March | 18 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 25 April | 18 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 25 April | 17 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 30 May | 17 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 30 May | 18 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 27 June | 18 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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| 27 June | 17 days | One-way from Bordeaux to Lisbon |
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S.S. São Gabriel
209 Cruises
| 26 March | 10 nights | One-way from Porto-Leixoes to Lisbon |
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| 26 March | 7 nights | Round-trip from Porto-Leixoes, Portugal |
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Viking River Cruises (840 Cruises)
Viking Helgrim
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Viking Longships Hemming
211 Cruises
Viking Longships Osfrid
209 Cruises
Viking Longships Torgil
208 Cruises
Port of Vega de Terrón, Spain | Cruise Port Guide
Frequently Asked Questions
At a plain stone quay where the Douro meets the Águeda, on the Spanish border. It is the end of navigation for vessels coming up from Porto. No terminal, no shops, barely a few buildings behind the bank.
Very little. No taxi service or regular bus reaches the spot: the ship's organised excursions are the only practical way to go anywhere. Those who stay near the quay get raw scenery of granite gorges, almond and olive trees.
Yes, a detail many forget: Spain runs sixty minutes ahead of neighbouring Portugal. Stepping onto the quay costs you an hour.
To Salamanca, about two hours by road across the Campo Charro plateaux, a steppe scattered with holm oaks where fighting bulls and Iberian pigs graze. The university city is on the UNESCO World Heritage list.
The Plaza Mayor, completed in 1755 and among the most harmonious in Spain, with its three tiers of baroque arcades. The university, founded in 1218, where visitors hunt for the famous carved frog on the plateresque facade. The two adjoining cathedrals, Romanesque Vieja and Gothic Nueva, and the Casa de las Conchas bristling with stone scallop shells.
Because of Villamayor stone, a blond sandstone that catches fire at sunset. That material gives the whole city its distinctive colour, above all late in the day.
Guijuelo Iberian ham, produced a few kilometres away, and hornazo, a filled pie typical of Salamanca. Lunch is often included in the excursion, and some programmes add a flamenco show.
The Arribes del Duero natural park on the Spanish side and the Douro Internacional on the Portuguese: a granite canyon where griffon vultures, black storks and Bonelli's eagles nest. The griffon colonies are among the largest on the Iberian peninsula. Binoculars make a riverside walk far more rewarding.
Yes, some itineraries offer Castelo Rodrigo, a Portuguese citadel perched above the valleys, halfway between the river and the border. It is a half day rather than a full one, and it spares you the two-hour drive into Castile.
Early and late season. The scenery of gorges, almond trees and terraced vines is at its gentlest in spring and autumn; the Castilian summer floods the meseta with light and heat, which makes the road to Salamanca harder going.
