LISBON - MALAGA On SMM

Atlantic ocean

  • Embarkation Lisbon 28-02-2026 16:00
  • Disembarkation Malaga 05-03-2026 10:00
  • Price from €800

VOYAGE DESCRIPTION

The voyage begins in Lisbon, a city of explorers with deep maritime roots. Before boarding, guests can enjoy the historic Alfama district or a stroll along the Tejo waterfront.

Once underway, the Santa Maria Manuela heads south, following the Iberian coast past the golden cliffs and whitewashed towns of the Algarve.

During the voyage, the crew will invite you to take part in the sailing experience—hoist and trim the sails, take the helm, join knot-tying workshops, or even climb the mast. 

Whether you're eager to get hands-on or prefer to relax and observe, there's space aboard for both active learning and quiet reflection. The journey ends in Málaga, where the Mediterranean light welcomes you. Known for its Moorish history and vibrant streets, it’s a city full of color and character.

VOYAGE HIGHLIGHTS

  • Depart from Lisbon, one of Europe’s oldest maritime capitals
  • Sail past the Algarve’s striking cliffs and coastal towns
  • Learn sailing skills and traditional seamanship onboard
  • Enjoy the warm southern breezes and dolphins along the route
  • Arrive in Málaga, gateway to Andalusia’s culture and cuisine

WEATHER CONDITIONS

In early March, temperatures along the route usually range between 15°C and 20°C. Expect a mix of sun and clouds, light winds, and cooler mornings and evenings. Bring layers, including a warm jumper and a windbreaker.


Gesproken talen aan boord: Dutch, French, English, Spanish

 

PRICE

What’s included in your fare:

  • All meals on board Santa Maria Manuela – including daily breakfast, lunch and evening meal;
  • Refreshments (coffee, tea, water and juice) throughout the day;
  • Use of safety equipment;
  • All instructions on board by fully qualified crew;
  • Third Party Liability Insurance;
  • Ports immigration / customs fees.

What’s not included in your fare:

  • Flights and transfers to and from the Santa Maria Manuela;
  • Additional drinks & snacks on board;
  • Personal travel insurance;
  • Other personal expenses.
MEALS
Three meals a day are included. Tea, coffee, herbal tea, water and juice are always available as well as fruit and some snacks throughout the day.
CABIN TYPES
On the Santa Maria Manuela, we offer a variety of cabin types across two decks. Our double bed cabins and bunk bed cabins are designed for two people but can also be booked by a solo traveler for an additional single supplement. All cabins come with a private bathroom and shower. Please review the information below and here to select your preferred option.
  • Master Cabin: Features a double bed and a sofa bed that converts into a bunk bed. It accommodates 2 to 4 people, making it a great option for families. (Bed dimensions: Double bed - 1.60m W x 1.85m L; Bunks - 0.80m W x 1.85m L).
  • Double Bed Cabins: Equipped with one double bed. (Bed dimensions: 1.60m W x 1.85m L).
  • Bunk Bed Cabins: Includes a bunk bed for 1 or 2 people. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L).
  • Communal Cabins: These cabins have bunk beds for 4 or 6 people, ideal for those who enjoy socializing. (Bed dimensions: 0.80m W x 1.85m L). Communal cabins are divided by gender, and while we try
ID AND VISA REQUIREMENTS
European ID or Passport. Need to provide details as soon as possible. It is crucial and your own responsibility to check and arrange visa requirements for the countries you are traveling to and from.

TRAVEL AND FLIGHT INFORMATION
Please be reminded that it is your responsibility to stay informed about and follow any travel advisories related to traveling to and from the ship. Like airport boarding procedures, customs and port authorities enforce strict embarkation and disembarkation times. Be sure to plan your travel accordingly.
PACKING LIST
  • We recommend you travel with a soft foldable bag (there is no space to store rigid bags in your cabin) and bring with you:
  • Valid passport/ID with 6 months validity
  • Warm hat and gloves
  • Wet weather clothing – waterproof and windproof jacket
  • Clothing – enough clothing for all weather circumstances and for sailing at night.
  • Soft soled trainers or deck shoes (no high heels)
  • Swimming gear
  • Toiletries
  • Sunblock
  • Sunglasses
  • Personal and sea sickness medication
  • Book
  • Camera
COMMUNICATION ON BOARD
If you wish or need, you can enjoy reliable Wi-Fi while we sail for an additional cost.
Payment should be made at the beginning of the journey for the entire duration, as daily packages are not available. The reliability of the connection can vary depending on the ship’s location and number of concurrent users.
WEATHER CONDITIONS
Please keep in mind that unfavorable weather conditions (e.g., lack or excess wind) may cause the captain to decide to sail on engine power, enter or exit a port earlier/later.
TRAVEL INSURANCE
We recommend you take out travel insurance to cover your travel to and from the SMM and any activity off the ship.
All activity aboard the SMM is covered by the SMM’s insurance.

"All services that make up your trip are provided by independent suppliers. When you book, you enter into a contract directly with the supplier, the ship, under the booking conditions of this ship. As an agent, our service is to promote the trips offered by the supplier and to act as a facilitator for obtaining a booking agreement between the customer and the supplier. In this, we are always at your disposal with our experience and service.“

Santa Maria Manuela

Bouwjaar 1937

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The Tall Ship Santa Maria Manuela is a four-mast sailing ship built in 1937. This sailingship has a rich history as a cod fishing vessel and sailed mainly in the northern Atlantic ocean. Today you can sail on a cruise in modern comfort. The ship has been thoroughly restored in 2010 thanks to its new owner, the Portuguese group Grupo Jerónimo Martins. With a capacity of up to 50 guests, the sailing ship offers wonderful sailing trips worldwide. 


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