Weather conditions will be mild (mid to high 60s) with lower temperatures in the evening (low to mid 50s). Be sure to pack comfortable clothing and consider jackets in the evening.

Below are recommended items to pack:

• Casual attire 

• Credit/debit cards for personal expenses

• Welcome & Farewell Dinner attire: Nice casual i.e slacks, polos, light dresses

• Phone, laptop, chargers

• Sneakers/tennis shoes and socks

• Hat, sunglasses

• Swimsuits, cover-ups

• Toiletries and medications

If interested in upgrading your seats, you must contact Wren International for pricing and availability.

For the international flight from Home to Porto (OPO), airlines will allow one (1) piece of checked luggage (up to 50 lbs) per person. Due to limited cargo space on bus transfers and the ship, we do ask that each couple bring no more than two (2) total checked bags and 2 carry-ons combined.

A passport is required for this trip and must be valid for at least 6 months BEYOND travel dates. To be safe, make sure your passport expires AFTER April 1, 2029. Flights will be booked with the EXACT NAME that appears on the submitted passport.

• International round-trip flights to/from Home/Porto
• 7 nights' accommodations aboard the AmaDouro or AmaSintra
• All excursions
• All meals aboard the ship

Yes, WiFi is free for all ship guests.

Electricity on board all ships is 220v, with 2-pin power outlets. You will need an adapter, and/or converter depending on which electrical appliances you bring with you. For safety reasons, the use of your personal curling iron, hair straightener, kettle and heating pad is not allowed on board the ship. A limited number of safety approved curling irons and hair straighteners are available to borrow at reception.

Yes, a personal credit card will be required to cover all incidentals and personal expenses (such as laundry, spa services, etc).

Tipping is included on all combined group excursions, for the crew, plus all airport transfers. However, you are welcome to give tips when exceptional service is provided.

Portugal is a safe and secure destination. As a general rule, we still recommend all participants to be cautious while traveling, but don’t forget to also relax and enjoy your time!

Some helpful tips: 

• Avoid scam artists.

• Avoid using unofficial or unmarked taxis at night.

• Beware of strangers who approach you with “bargains,” offer to act as guides, or exhibit pickpocket behavior.

• Carry your camera with a strap around your neck.

• Do not discuss travel plans or personal details with strangers.

• Don’t lose sight of your personal belongings.

• Have enough cash for emergencies; keep cash and credit cards locked in your room safe.

• Keep a low profile and avoid loud conversations or arguments.

• Leave valuables at home.

• Make photocopies of your itinerary, credit cards, passports, and other important documents. Leave a copy with a trusted person at home.