Lisbon is situated on the northern banks of the River Tagus (Rio Tejo) and the slow flowing waters of the river helped create Lisbon the magnificent and vibrant city that it is today.

The river was the initial factor that established Lisbon as a significant Roman port as the estuary provided protection from the ferocious Atlantic Ocean and from this founding the city has never looked back.

Today, guests will be challenged to glimpse the city from the river. The catamaran will take them to see from the river: downtown Lisbon, 25th. April bridge, Christ the King monument, old and current building of the electricity museum, Belem monuments.

The Tagus River and Luís Vaz de Camões are closely linked to Portuguese history and literature. Camões, one of Portugal's greatest poets, immortalized the Tagus River in his epic work "The Lusiadas," and expressed his longing for and connection to the river in poems such as “Eu me aparto de vós, Nymphas do Tejo."