

Overview
The festivities continue in Seville, where the magic of Christmas gives way to the extraordinary celebration of the Three Kings, a festival deeply rooted in Sevillian traditions for centuries. This cruise invites you to experience the intensity of Epiphany by immersing yourself in local customs and visiting must-see sites. Your journey will begin in Seville with a visit to the Alcázar, a masterpiece of Mudéjar and Gothic art, followed by a stroll through the illuminated alleys of the Nervión Christmas market. You will then visit the Las Dueñas Palace, before attending the famous Cabalgata de Reyes, the grand parade of the Three Kings, and sharing a friendly moment around the “roscón de reyes,” the traditional Spanish King’s cake. In Cádiz, you will explore the charm of its historic center, with picturesque streets and history-rich architecture, and finish your trip in El Puerto de Santa María with a visit to a traditional bodega.
Itinerary
SEVILLE - CADIZ - EL PUERTO DE SANTA MARIA - SEVILLE
Embarkation at 6:00 PM. Introduction of the crew and welcome cocktail.
In the morning, guided tour included: Seville and the Alcazar. Departure by coach to the Plaza de España, a true tribute of Spain to America. You will be able to admire, among other things, the benches decorated with mosaics representing the Spanish provinces or the four bridges crossing the canal, which represent the four former kingdoms of Spain. Continue to the Santa Cruz district with its typical Seville patios, the former Jewish quarter known for the charm of its steep alleys and shaded squares. Then, discover the Alcazar, a true oasis in the heart of Seville, made up of palaces and an extraordinary garden where generations of monarchs have left their mark. During this festive season, you will also find the candy market, where local nuns offer their handmade sweets prepared according to ancestral recipes.
Conference on board: "The Three Kings in Spain, symbolism and festivities through the centuries." In the late afternoon, included excursion: visit to the Nervión Christmas market, enhanced by the illuminations. A must-see place to extend the magic of Christmas in Seville. This market, adorned with thousands of sparkling and colorful lights, invites you to discover a variety of stalls offering local products, traditional Christmas decorations, Seville delicacies, and many treasures. You will discover typical sweets like turrons, Spanish nougats, or polvorones, small shortbread cookies, while enjoying the street performances that liven up the place. Return on board in the evening for dinner.
In the morning, included excursion: Guided tour of the Las Dueñas Palace. Located in the Féria district, the palace was built between the 15th and 16th centuries and combines Mudejar, Gothic, and Renaissance styles. It includes several buildings, courtyards, and gardens. You will discover the stables, the lemon tree courtyard where the great poet Antonio Machado was born, the main courtyard with numerous works of art and decorative elements, and then the Gypsy's salon, the center of social life in this house, adorned with a sculpture by Mariano Benlliure. Several rooms illustrate the pillars of Andalusian culture: bullfighting, religion, and flamenco.
In the afternoon, included excursion: The Three Kings Parade in Seville during the Cabalgata de Reyes. Experience a unique moment by attending the "Cabalgata de Reyes," the historic Three Kings Parade in Seville, an unmissable event in the celebration of Epiphany in Spain. This parade, rich in centuries-old traditions, transforms the streets of Seville into a true living spectacle, where history and magic meet. At the heart of this majestic procession, the sumptuously decorated floats, adorned with gilding and sparkling ornaments, slowly pass through the city’s narrow streets. Performers and dancers, dressed in traditional costumes, animate each stage of the parade, creating a vibrant atmosphere. Brass bands, drums, and festive music echo through the air, resonating with centuries of tradition. A true celebration of Spanish cultural heritage, honoring the generosity and magic of the Three Kings, offering the entire city a moment of unity and sharing.
Morning sailing towards Cadiz. As tradition dictates, you will taste the Spanish king's cake, the "roscón de reyes," the day after the parade. Awaken your taste buds with this delicious cake, where the person who finds the bean is crowned, while the one who finds the dried bean is honored with the privilege of paying for the cake the following year.
The spirit of the Three Kings continues on board in a typically Spanish atmosphere. Artists dressed in traditional Three Kings costumes will perform "Villancicos," these popular Christmas carols born in the Middle Ages. Once sung in homes and at community gatherings, the "Villancicos" tell not only the story of the Nativity but also the customs and joy of Christmas celebrations in Spain, especially those of the Three Kings. These joyful melodies will immerse you in a festive atmosphere, where music and the spirit of sharing combine to celebrate the magic of this iconic holiday.
In the afternoon, included visit: Cadiz. Depart on foot towards the historic center of Cadiz. Set at the tip of a strip of land, Cadiz stretches out at the heart of a coastline of lagoons, beaches, and salt flats. Once coveted by the Phoenicians, Greeks, and other peoples, the white city has preserved through the centuries the quaint charm of a lively historic center. The winding streets of the medieval district and the more orderly ones of the baroque part give it an undeniable appeal.
In the morning, free time in Cadiz. Let yourself be carried away by the charm of the city as you wander through its narrow streets, peaceful squares, and colorful neighborhoods. Stroll through local shops, artisan stalls, and small cafés while admiring the elegant architecture of the old town, dominated by the imposing silhouette of the cathedral.
Sailing towards El Puerto de Santa María.
In the afternoon, included visit to a winery and wine tasting. Depart on foot with the animation team to the winery. Tasting of 3 wines accompanied by tapas. Among the many traditions, wine has always played a prominent role in Andalusian culture. The exceptional climatic conditions allow for the production of wines from the Jerez-Xérès-Sherry Appellation of Origin.
In the evening, take the time to wander through El Puerto de Santa María and savor each corner at your own pace.
Return on board and depart sailing towards Seville.
Gala evening.
Buffet breakfast on board. Disembarkation at 9:00 AM. End of our services.
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