
Great Rail Journeys
Wexas Travel · Tailor-made rail holiday

Combine Northern Spain and Portugal by rail, experiencing the history and gastronomy of Galicia and Porto, with the viticulture of the Douro Valley.
After a complimentary airport lounge stay, fly to Santiago de Compostela.
Check in to the Parador de Compostela, a 15th-century pilgrim's hostel. Santiago de Compostela is the final destination of the Camino de Santiago pilgrimage route; visit the Cathedral, St James' tomb, the Pilgrimage Museum and the Cathedral Museum.
A short train ride to Vigo. The Guia hill is a great place for unparalleled views of this port-side city, an important landmark having served sailors for centuries.
Wander the old town above the marina, indulge in fresh seafood, or take a day-trip to Baiona, home to a quaint fishing port and the impressive Castelo de Monterreal.
Take the train to Porto, arriving into the Campanha station. Enjoy an included walking tour taking in Porto's grand Romanesque cathedral, its neoclassical Stock Exchange, and the iron bridge to Gaia, a merchant's district where cellars still host port tastings, followed by an hour-long boat trip on the Douro River.
Free time to continue exploring Porto's colourful riverside houses, bell towers, churches and architecture.
Take the train into the Douro Valley wine region on one of the world's most scenic rail routes, arriving at your historic accommodation in Pinhão, in the UNESCO-listed Demarcated Wine Region.
Explore the surrounding Port wine estate on foot, and enjoy a traditional Rabelo boat cruise.
After breakfast at the Vintage House, your transfer will take you to Porto airport for your flight back to the UK.

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