Spain Portugal And Canary Islands, 14 Nights (G531)

When you embark on our Madeira cruise it will become clear why this destination is known as the Garden Island - it's awash with colour from a stunning display of sub-tropical plants and flowers.

Our Tenerife cruises bring you close to one of the world's most varied landscapes, ranging from valleys and plantations to beaches, pinewoods and the volcanic `moonscape' of Mount Teide National Park.

The tranquil harbour, verdant palm groves and excellent climate of Gran Canaria's lively capital Las Palmas delighted Christopher Columbus when he discovered it on his famous voyage of 1492.

Cruises to Lanzarote's sunny climate are a big hit with sunbathers and swimmers, who relish its volcanic red, black and white sand beaches.

You cruise right into the heart of historic Cadiz as immediately across the busy Avenida del Puerto from the Spanish port is the main square and shopping area.

Spains busiest fishing port, Vigo sits on the west coast of the province of Galicia. Over the centuries, this town has been the target for many naval attacks including a couple from Sir Francis Drake.

The name of Coruña's cruise dock - Transatlantic Quay - reflects its location on the northwestern tip of the Iberian Peninsular making it the closest European port to New York.

The vibrant port city of Southampton has always had a rich history in seafaring and is still a popular embarkation port for cruises today.