Lisbon Cruise Reviews

First time here and will definitely be visiting Portugal again. Don't miss the excellent custard tarts, they are superb. ...

No, not Lisbon, Gibraltar, fantastic P&O tour round the island, drove everywhere including almost to the top of the Rock, and the 2nd world war tunnels. Most unlikely feature of Gibraltar - the large sign saying 'Welcome to Gibraltar, twinned with Goole' .... really?!!! ...

Lovely place. Would have liked more time ...

Was damp when we went ashore.Lovely city.Saw Henry the navigator statue.And all the main shopping areas were busy . ...

Lisbon is Metropolitan but culturally rich and a long (and often overlooked) history of global exploration by the Portuguese. ...

We enjoyed the National Tile Museum in Lisboa (our second visit), an underrated hidden gem. The museum is slightly off the beaten path, but highly recommended, especially for the magnificent panorama of Lisboa – a 75± -foot-long panel of more than 1,300 tiles, created in 1738 before the 1755 earthquake destroyed most of the city. Many surviving historic monuments can be found. Our tour didn’t ...

We boarded in Lisbon and didn't have any Oceania related excursions. The new-ish cruise terminal is very nice and well located in the heart of the city. We did out pre-embarkation COVID testing here and it was well organized. ...

Excellent port of call. Easy to get around on your own via the Metro and walking. Great day spent walking across the city to Corte Ingles department store. Would revisit in a heartbeat. ...

We didn't arrive in Lisbon until early evening and had to go directly to the ship. The drive through the city with all of the Christmas lights was beautiful! ...

Gourmet dinner and fabulous fado singers was arranged by our hotel's concierge that we traveled to and from by taxi. ...